Gracias.


I'm soooo tired.

My wrist is killing me.



jor

[QUOTE=The Brad;13607575]That's what I thought... :([/QUOTE]

Hey, I don't consider anything before 6AM "morning."

[quote=JoeDaddio;13607582]Gracias.


I'm soooo tired.

My wrist is killing me.



jor[/quote]



Well too much wanking will give you carpel tunnel syndrome.


Its all that repetitive movement.

Sad because I had the brief hope that maybe you mean km/h and I could have said HA! I have done 170 or something. Oh well.

Yeah, morning doesn't start until I am out of bed.

[quote=The Brad;13607594]Sad because I had the brief hope that maybe you mean km/h and I could have said HA! I have done 170 or something. Oh well.

Yeah, morning doesn't start until I am out of bed.[/quote]



Well if it is any consilation that was the speed I chickened out at.


The car could still go to 280 kmph.





The road just dissapears at that speed and you do get that tunnel like effect from the Fast and the Furious but not to the degree they do it.

That's awesome and insane.
I think 180 is probably my limit, that is if I ever get around to owning a Hayabusa.

So if you call an inanimate object a "son of a bitch" is that personification? :p

[quote=The Brad;13607634]That's awesome and insane.
I think 180 is probably my limit, that is if I ever get around to owning a Hayabusa.

So if you call an inanimate object a "son of a bitch" is that personification? :p[/quote]



Well in the French language to the best of my knowledge, items of furniture are masculine and feminine.


E.g. a chair might be male and a table female.



So I would call it personification to call an inaminate a "son of a bitch" but by doing so you are giving power to said inaminate object, and trust me you do not want to do that.

As soo as the machines realise they have potential for power they will rise against us.

I keep my aluminium foil cap on at all times, stops them reading my thoughts :p

Hahah, I don't know about all that. It was just a stupid question I was thinking about asking my English professor on Tuesday.

Whatever happened to that MuthaFunk Bassist or whatever from Philly?

[QUOTE=The Brad;13607663]Hahah, I don't know about all that. It was just a stupid question I was thinking about asking my English professor on Tuesday.[/QUOTE]

I would think that calling an inanimate object a "son of a bitch" would be personification to some extent.

I agree.

hi guys whats up

hello everybody.

hi hellonwheels whats up

I dunno. I just found out that the guy who I bought my bass from isn'tt shipping it out t'ill Friday even though I bought it a couple days ago.

well that sucks did you complain

:wave:

hi kilian

How are you?

You're new? :smoke:

i am good and i have been here longer than you tbh

how are you kilian

Ah.. well I have no idea who you are then? Tell me something.

I'm fine, just came back from coaching a fieldhockey match, sadly enough it was a draw.

Hello casual, what's up?

hey guys

It's official, I know the funniest 4-year-old ever.

Last night when we were driving to Laser Quest for laser tag, he was just talking random nonsense, saying all this ridiculous stuff. However, he's actually a really smart kid, he knows what he's talking about. So maybe the most classic line that came out of his mouth, "Something smells like roast beef." Everyone in the car was just dying of laughter.

Then when we got there, he was talking to his mom about something, nothing really serious, but whatever she said, he comes back with another gem, "We'll talk about this later!"

And even his 12-year-old sister is like that. She's pretty smart and funny, makes a lot of clever and witty comments that get me laughing pretty hard sometimes.

:lol:

that made me actually laugh out loud

[QUOTE=Spaceman Spiff;13609366]It's official, I know the funniest 4-year-old ever.

Last night when we were driving to Laser Quest for laser tag, he was just talking random nonsense, saying all this ridiculous stuff. However, he's actually a really smart kid, he knows what he's talking about. So maybe the most classic line that came out of his mouth, "Something smells like roast beef." Everyone in the car was just dying of laughter.

Then when we got there, he was talking to his mom about something, nothing really serious, but whatever she said, he comes back with another gem, "We'll talk about this later!"

And even his 12-year-old sister is like that. She's pretty smart and funny, makes a lot of clever and witty comments that get me laughing pretty hard sometimes.[/QUOTE]
I don't get the first one.


Or either, really...

I don't like children.

[QUOTE=BenJammin;13609422]I don't like children.[/QUOTE]

Agreed

[QUOTE=jcs497;13609401]I don't get the first one.


Or either, really...[/QUOTE]

The first one is just funny because it's ridiculous.

The second one is the kind of thing a parent would say to a child, not the other way around.

[QUOTE=Spaceman Spiff;13609428]The first one is just funny because it's ridiculous.

The second one is the kind of thing a parent would say to a child, not the other way around.[/QUOTE]

Okay, I guess the second one I already got.


I know lots of little kids that spout random crap...it's actually the nature of little kids...eh


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I'm definitely hungover. It's been awhile...