Was it natty ice, bro?

[QUOTE=guitrguy;15741502]There are parties in Scotland? :p[/QUOTE]Yeah, kilt parties where we toss cabers, shag sheep then eat their intestines (haggis lol).

[QUOTE=guitrguy;15741511]Was it natty ice, bro?[/QUOTE]

None other, motherfuc[size=2]k[/size]er. Shotgunned that bitch too!

Dude, I totally shotgunned beer while listening to Jack Johnson and playing Gamecube, once.


Derek: Is Haggis any good?

Haggis is pretty good, yeah. It has more taste than other meat products.

[url]http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1794700[/url]

thats sick

... but thats better: the good old times :D
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCyfpYjMAEU[/url]

lulz

I watched some of that Planet Earth series last night, it was crazy.

I haven't seen that, but the Universe series is pretty rad.

Hey Kage, keep an eye on your mail.

What this video lacks in audio, it makes up for in AWESOME BICYCLE ACCIDENT!

Pretty nuts.

[QUOTE=Kage;15741616]I watched some of that Planet Earth series last night, it was crazy.[/QUOTE]

I keep missing out on that. I heard it's crazy cool.

What were they talking about last night?

I just read Jason's announcement... where the hell do I ever act like I'm from the hood. :confused:

I cracked a hood open last night.

Damn son.

[QUOTE=i am the robots;15741802]I just read Jason's announcement... where the hell do I ever act like I'm from the hood. :confused:[/QUOTE]

Probably when you were on that "hustlin'" kick.

Oh, well in Jason's case, he needs to stfu then for not knowing what the hell I was referencing.

I've been reading this book called Play Money. It's surreal. The highest real-world csah transaction made for virtual goods was $100,000 spent to acquire an "Asteroid Space Resort" in Project Entropia in October of 2005.

World of Warcraft accounts from retiring players are fetching in excess $2000 on eBay.

Small businesses specializing in farming and trading virtual goods are pulling down six figures annually.

In 2001, an economics professor actually released a report showing that EverQuest's virtual world of Norrath had a GDP of $2,280 per capita. As an economy, it was ahead of Russia, China, and India.

The exchange rates on virtual currency now rival real-world ones. Gold in World of Warcraft exchanges for a rate comparable to the Russian ruble.

Is it wrong that I'm trying to think of ways to make this work for me?

Kids take WoW too seriously. :lol:

I'm gonna start playing Hellgate London.

[QUOTE=Steerpike;15741820]I've been reading this book called Play Money. It's surreal. The highest real-world csah transaction made for virtual goods was $100,000 spent to acquire an "Asteroid Space Resort" in Project Entropia in October of 2005.

World of Warcraft accounts from retiring players are fetching in excess $2000 on eBay.

Small businesses specializing in farming and trading virtual goods are pulling down six figures annually.

In 2001, an economics professor actually released a report showing that EverQuest's virtual world of Norrath had a GDP of $2,280 per capita. As an economy, it was ahead of Russia, China, and India.

The exchange rates on virtual currency now rival real-world ones. Gold in World of Warcraft exchanges for a rate comparable to the Russian ruble.

Is it wrong that I'm trying to think of ways to make this work for me?[/QUOTE]

Absolutely not.

Sweet. If I get high for the next 5 or so days I will have been high at least one time a day throughout break.

I feel achieved.

Wait till smoke bud becomes an everyday thing.

Is this to be expected?

I just got the most badass monitor ever. 24" frostbitten inches of pure widescreen blasphemy.

I have a nice pair of Seinheiser headphones :)

I need to find a new avatar

Yachtsman.

seriously how do i draw that seriously?

Hahaha, I can't believe how hard I was laughing during that. Right when you finished it was Matt's turn, and you were like.

how the **** do i draw that sheitd
****
hammer
MANOWAR

:lol: I was laughing so hard, haha.