finally cleaned the old house completely my ties to it are completely severed

time to work on my stamp collection

Airplane's upside down.

i have a bunch of stamps if you'd like them haz?

[quote=gaslight;17080567]
Man I pity anyone who has to wear a suit to work, it must be death.[/quote]
You get used to it.

[QUOTE=I_WEAR_RED_PANTS;17080687]i have a bunch of stamps if you'd like them haz?[/QUOTE]

lol i don't collect stamps it was a joke

I don't think I'd ever get used to it.

i wasn't joking, i actually have a bunch of stamps from my younger days

[quote=gaslight;17080706]I don't think I'd ever get used to it.[/quote]
It's alright. Business shirts are really thin so it's not that bad.

Yeah I have a nice Van Heusen that is all cotton but I wouldn't want to wear one every day regardless. I just can't get comfortable in suits and the shoes.

I've got 46 business shirts, lol.

[QUOTE=I_WEAR_RED_PANTS;17080712]i wasn't joking, i actually have a bunch of stamps from my younger days[/QUOTE]

anything worth money?

i don't even have 46 normal shirts

Christ Aaron, at least that's a long wash cycle.

I don't have any stamps but I have a round 50c coin from 1966 that can fetch up to $8 in mint condition. It's pretty worn out though.

nah none of my stamps are worth much value....i might look into it though

[quote=I_WEAR_RED_PANTS;17080758]i don't even have 46 normal shirts[/quote]
srs? i'm a horder. I have like 80 or 90 shirts. some of my t-shirts have only been worn twice and I've owned them for 3 years.

haha, you should wear the ones you've hardly worn a bit more

Yeah there's no way I own 40 shirts in total.

i dunno of i have 40 pieces of clothing altogether lol.

aaron is a fashionista

I have a lot of shirts that I haven't worn since I was about 12, and will never wear.

i have probably 4 or 5 different shirts

less pants

i have 3 pairs of corduroy pants which I love lots.

Aw yeah, 6 Nations rugby starts real soon.

[QUOTE=Meatplow;17080842]aaron is a fashionista[/QUOTE]

Word. Layering is going to come back, mark my words.

he brings his fashion sense into his music

patsy cline is getting me all teary in nostalgia :')

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsRNCvHXHHU&feature=related[/url]

my parents always used to play her tape in the car going to griffith and back on the weekends when i was like 6

Haha

[url]http://www.woot.com/[/url]

aaron something for ur usb nick knack collection

Haha awesome. For $50 it probably has a crap needle though.

People who release music on 7" are like people who do civil-law reenactments.

OMG the girl on law and order is the goth daughter from rosanne.

Haha I do agree. If you're going to put something on vinyl in this day and age it better be a 12".

7" records are for punk bands and indie hipster fags.

Also did you mean civil war?

yes. lol. too much work make aaron something something.

Da[size=2]mn[/size] that civil law :p.

Here's some fun.

Link doesn't work because of auto-censor but it's the main article on [url]http://cracked.com[/url] at the moment. 5 real soldiers who make rambo look like a pu[size=2]ss[/size]y.

[url]http://xkcd.com/481/[/url]

i like.

"It should be noted he shot the three policemen while trying to escape an attempted murder charge. So it was like punching your wife in the face to get her to stop lying about being punched in the face."

I think my grandpa should be in that list of badass people gaslight;

When he was 8 the Germans shot him in the head, and so he told them to **** off and went home to bed without telling anyone. Woke up at 5am the next day and skied to school. In winter. In Austria. Alledgedly wearing ledderhosen, aka shorts.

When he was 26 he was working as a fitter-and-turner and was maintaining a crane that was faulty, as he's awesome he climbed to the top of it and across the arm without a harness, and promptly fell off and fell 6 stories to George St and onto a car. He broke his back. His next job? Brickey's labourer.

pixorlies

Noone in my family has died for 20 years. We're made of stone.

that doesn't help the pixorlies

I'm serious. The last family member I can remember was my brother, in the 80s.

20 years is a good stretch.