[QUOTE=Jom]I would say that you have a legit reason for thinking that, yes. The challenge for you will be to hold out for five weeks or so, heh :p[/QUOTE]


thats definitely proving to be one hell of a challege...


then again, i DID see my brother playing the new Mario Kart DS yesterday. Unfortuneately the owner of the broken PSP has it in his possession. I figured id be a sport, and let him play the Castlevania for about another week, before i demand it back

Part of my building is on fire. Luckily it's a part remote to me, so I don't have to do anything. Kind of disappointing though; with three fire engines outside, I want to see some smoke, if not actual flames.

[QUOTE=Bartender]Part of my building is on fire. Luckily it's a part remote to me, so I don't have to do anything. Kind of disappointing though; with three fire engines outside, I want to see some smoke, if not actual flames.[/QUOTE]
How big is your buliding/how big is this fire?

Not sure about size, but several hundred people live here. The fire probably isn't very big (I can't see it at all), but we live right next to a fire station so I think they enjoy sending over as many firemen as they can whenever the smallest lick of flame presents itself.

I am currently sporting a mohawk :eek: I should be buzzing it off today, after snapping some pics of course.

[QUOTE=Bartender]Not sure about size, but several hundred people live here. The fire probably isn't very big (I can't see it at all), but we live right next to a fire station so I think they enjoy sending over as many firemen as they can whenever the smallest lick of flame presents itself.[/QUOTE]
Hmm, must be a British thing then...sorta. Here if any of the bulidings in the complex (several thousand inhabitants) has a fire alarm go off, the entire complex is evacuated. Most of the buildings aren't even close enough to spread the fire to one another :-\ We've never had a fire though...mostly just people burning popcorn at 4 am and such :(

well thats pretty cool...


you should be a pseudo arsonist, and set fires, time the response times, and send the results to them anonymously



it might play out similar to this


8:23 : placed Yannia CDs in trash can. Doused with lighter fluid, and 2 liters of gasoline. Lighting mechanism was a lit cigarette

8:25 : watched as the fire engulfed part of the building. That will teach those fuks in 112 to blast that sh!tty music

8:37 : fire department responds. 6 people!!! Man, they underestimate my ability....




you can figure out the rest :thumb:

[QUOTE=Bartender]Happy Birthday, I suppose. It's strange to think you're that old, and can only just not get alcohol legally :-/[/QUOTE]

Yeah, well... this is America. The land that forgot there are no more Puritans for a reason.

yea, you can die in war, shoot fukkers with ak47s, but when it comes to alcohol, they draw the line...


makes sense to me :lol:

Yea, that has to be one of the more asinine laws in America.

[QUOTE=kurrptsenate]yea, you can die in war, [U]shoot fukkers with ak47s,[/U] but when it comes to alcohol, they draw the line...


makes sense to me :lol:[/QUOTE]

this is the reason they don't want minors having alcohol

[QUOTE=kurrptsenate]yea, you can die in war, shoot fukkers with ak47s, but when it comes to alcohol, they draw the line...


makes sense to me :lol:[/QUOTE]

Well, it's more like "You can own an AK-47, enjoy senseless violence on TV, deal in shady businesses, and bomb the living crap out of any country you don't like, but when it comes to tying one one or boys kissing, it's time to break out the torches and pitchforks."

I think the Japanese have the right idea. Lower the drinking age and put all of those exceptionally dark thoughts of yours into anime and comics so you can get it out of your system.

[QUOTE=Steerpike]
I think the Japanese have the right idea. Lower the drinking age and put all of those exceptionally dark thoughts of yours into anime and comics so you can get it out of your system.[/QUOTE]


yea, i like their culture a lot. I wouldnt mind living their actually. The population density would get to me i think

[QUOTE=kurrptsenate]yea, [B]i like their culture a lot[/B]. I wouldnt mind living their actually. The population density would get to me i think[/QUOTE]

Off context, but I like their food. And I would mind living their, seeing how big japan is and how many people there is there. But whats weird is that theres these few heavily populated cities, and then the rest in just mountains...

Them Japs fu[SIZE="2"]c[/SIZE]k like rabbits.

[QUOTE=Permanent Solution]Hmm, must be a British thing then...sorta. Here if any of the bulidings in the complex (several thousand inhabitants) has a fire alarm go off, the entire complex is evacuated. Most of the buildings aren't even close enough to spread the fire to one another :-\ We've never had a fire though...mostly just people burning popcorn at 4 am and such :([/QUOTE]

Well all the blocks in mine are joined together, so I suppose the fire could spread. This is the most widespread alarm we've had so far, I think; the whole of block C or D (I forget which) has been emptied. Usually it's just the floor that the fire is actually on whose alarm goes off.

Anyway, while a couple of hundred people are standing in the courtyard being cold, I've amused myself with this;

[url]http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6739710473912337648&q=chinese&pr=goog-sl[/url]

[QUOTE=Bartender

[url]http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6739710473912337648&q=chinese&pr=goog-sl[/url][/QUOTE]
I bet that kid in the back was playing CS.

I just got back from school. We were released early and I don't have the bus schedule memorized, so I stood outside in 20F degree weather waiting.

I was cold. I prefer being indoors for extended periods of tiime.

I like the cold...it makes you feel alive.

Plus, it's better for more heavyset people. :D

I much prefer the cold too, but not when it's truly dangerous.

Today was the first time all week it didn't snow. :upset:

i hate the cold when i start up my ride. The windows fog, so i squirt water to get rid of the fog, then the water freezes, and its a vicious cycle till the cab warms up

I prefer the cold too. It's a lot easier to warm up if you're too cold, than to cool down if you're too hot.

[QUOTE=Bartender]I prefer the cold too. It's a lot easier to warm up if you're too cold, than to cool down if you're too hot.[/QUOTE]

True. Its the worst when its 90 degrees and you cant cool down. At least when its cold, you can put on more layers of clothes.

hxxp://s45.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3HTFCHG8HEXSV1L76AEYO2RELL

First half of the song I'm writing, bass only. Approx. 2:35.

If you're bored, give some feedback, please. It's nothing brilliant, but it's fun.

Oh, and for the record: I'd rather warm up from being cold instead of having to cool down by being too hot.

[QUOTE=Shattered_Future]I like the cold...it makes you feel alive.
[/QUOTE]
quoted for truth. i think it was still -6 degrees celsius when i left for the bus this morning, not too bad.
cold nights are good for lamping for foxes as well, had a good night out with the gamekeeper on Tuesday.

I prefer cold. It's easier to feel warm when it's cold outside, than feeling cool when it's hot outside. :)

I forgot to say Steerpike happy birthday lol. :wave:

[QUOTE=munky_magik]I'm fairly certain that it was you that uploaded/posted a link to an SG5 live sampler vid thingy. I don't suppose you still have any means of accessing it?[/QUOTE]

The live video thing for Sonic Shake? I'm pretty sure I do still have it, but I won't be able to upload it until tomorrow morning.

[QUOTE=Jom]hxxp://s45.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3HTFCHG8HEXSV1L76AEYO2RELL

First half of the song I'm writing, bass only. Approx. 2:35.

If you're bored, give some feedback, please. It's nothing brilliant, but it's fun.

Oh, and for the record: I'd rather warm up from being cold instead of having to cool down by being too hot.[/QUOTE]

What program did you use to make that? Fruity Loops?

What in balls name is a program like that for? Looping?

[QUOTE=kurrptsenate]yea, you can die in war, shoot fukkers with ak47s, but when it comes to alcohol, they draw the line...


makes sense to me :lol:[/QUOTE]


Well, the fact that the United States Army doesn't use AK47's is funny. :p

And, at age 18, you can buy all the rifles you want as long as they are semi-automatic. But no way in hell can you have a bottle of beer!

Also you cannot buy or handle pistols of any kind until you are age 21 as well, but years before then you can still buy plenty of rifles and shotguns. Doesn't make sense in some ways, but some laws were never made to make sense.

Wooooo Vader and Decapitated tonight, hurrah.

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