[QUOTE=leppermessiah]What's so special about it then? Does it taste different?[/QUOTE]It's Irish or something. How should I know?

[QUOTE=blue3]It's Irish or something. How should I know?[/QUOTE]

Well if you don't know then don't go strutting around as if you do know.:p

[QUOTE=leppermessiah]Well if you don't know then don't go strutting around as if you do know.:p[/QUOTE]I didn't.. I was just trying to answer your question

NP: The Beatles - Across The Universe.

[QUOTE=blue3]I didn't.. I was just trying to answer your question

NP: The Beatles - Across The Universe.[/QUOTE]

/imitates you strutting around as if you know

[QUOTE=leppermessiah]What's so special about it then? Does it taste different?[/QUOTE]
its very dark, brewed in coffee beans, and thick. ive never had it, but some of my friends swear by it.

/commences to strutting because he knows stuff.

[QUOTE=PinkFreud]its very dark, brewed in coffee beans, and thick. ive never had it, but some of my friends swear by it.

/commences to strutting because he knows stuff.[/QUOTE]

Coffee beans? That sounds interesting.

/turns on Stayin' Alive to give PinkFreud a classic strutting scene

/cheers

thanks. i need it. my head is killing me already.

damn cheap vodka.

I can't stand vodka, one bad night ruined it forever..

My drink of choice: Crown Royal:)

I wish I could change my username:upset:

1) It's spelt wrong (it's amazing how few have pointed that out/cared)
2) I haven't listened to Metallica in forever
3) :upset:

NP: Rolling Stones- Miss You

yeah...i thought the mispelling was intentional. but ok.

thats a good song. one of my favorites by the stones.

[QUOTE]Well we are in completely different time zones and don't post in any of the same areas really.

NP: Nobuo Uematsu - Bran Bal, The Soulless Village[/QUOTE]

Well, fair enough
Both Nobuo fans though :D

[QUOTE]Alcohol talk[/QUOTE]

Mmm...alcohol.


I am having difficulty in ripping Death on the road.

Well, I am very proud of myself, having bargained a salesman into giving me a DVD player for $25 dollars cheaper, and a Stereo system for $100 dollars cheaper.

My secret:

1. Do research on best place for prices
2. Pay cash
3. Dress respectable, and give the aura of being a rich tight-arse.
4. Be friendly, but firm.

:D

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[QUOTE=Steerpike]I'm thinking for my 21st next month, I'll try a bit of Guiness, and if I'm feeling adventurous, a shot of vodka with a bottle of Jones Soda berry lemonade.[/QUOTE]

Bah, Vodka mixes too well for me to consider it a man's drink. :) Guiness is a definite favourite, though, out of the spirits.

Straight absinthe or bourbon whiskey for me. And maybe some Irish Cream or Goon if I'm feeling broke.

[QUOTE=Jom]Hahahaha, I thought Mozza was the only one that did this when she was bored.

I guess I was wrong, heh[/QUOTE]

I do that too. :)

[QUOTE]Dracula talk[/QUOTE]

What's amusing is that the legend of Dracula was based on a title of nobility. Vladmir Tepes was a Drakul in Romania, and yet his title of nobility was used as the basis of the legends. :)

Vlad Tepes>the rest of the LLN


/reads back

Oh...

[quote=HeavyRiva]Well, I am very proud of myself, having bargained a salesman into giving me a DVD player for $25 dollars cheaper, and a Stereo system for $100 dollars cheaper.

My secret:
3. Dress respectable, and give the aura of being a rich tight-arse.
[/quote] If you portray yourself as someone rich then they'll try and milk you for all you're worth. :p


[quote=HeavyRiva]Bah, Vodka mixes too well for me to consider it a man's drink. :) Guiness is a definite favourite, though, out of the spirits.

Straight absinthe or bourbon whiskey for me. And maybe some Irish Cream or Goon if I'm feeling broke.[/quote] Well then I like woman's drinks. I usually have Vodka straight though, or mix it with sprite to ease the burn.

The only time I've ever mixed vodka was with Amaretto and cream, in an attempt to recreate a White Russian, Big Lebowski styles.

[QUOTE=Liberi]If you portray yourself as someone rich then they'll try and milk you for all you're worth. :p

[/QUOTE]

No seriously. A bargain hunter rarely gets the best deals. If you look like you have money, but are really frugal, then you should encourage them to make you a good deal, or lose you to another store.

It's all about giving the impression you don't need their product, but they need your business.

[quote=HeavyRiva]No seriously. A bargain hunter rarely gets the best deals. If you look like you have money, but are really frugal, then you should encourage them to make you a good deal, or lose you to another store.

It's all about giving the impression you don't need their product, but they need your business.[/quote]
I've never tryed that method in bargaining, my main purchases are usually just electronic goods from Dick Smith, and quite often I know more about the product than the salesperson. :-/

I hate it when they're trying to sell me something by telling me all of its great features that I already know about. Which is why I usually just say no thanks when they ask if I need help.

Newcastle is officially the politest city in Britain! :D

[url]http://uk.news.yahoo.com/21102005/140/city-rudest-britain.html[/url]

odd eh?

Death on the road is brilliant...

If by odd, you mean awesome.

I meet up with my scouse ex-flatmate in a lecture today. I'll have to give him the good news.

Haha, you bloody strange Englishmen.

NP: The Wildhearts - Weekend (5 Long Days)

I meant odd from a purely stereotypical perspective, people who actually know nothing but stereotypes will be surprised by the news.

NP-Iron maiden-wildest dreams(live)

I suppose that's like the stereotypical view of Aussies that Steve "The Idiot" Irwin takes advantage of in every way. :-/

NP: The Wildhearts - Loves[font=verdana]h[/font]it (Love the piano :D)

Oh, yeah, you really hate him don't you?

you sounded like Shane Warne to me...:p

[QUOTE=Lord Abortion]Oh, yeah, you really hate him don't you?

you sounded like Shane Warne to me...:p[/QUOTE]

And you sounded like Ringo Starr's elderly grandmother. :D

I bet Jason is one of the chicks on the Sheila's wheels advert.

That advert freaked me out when I first saw it. I didn't know what the hell was going on.

I've never seen it.

[QUOTE=Six Foot Revolver]I bet Jason is one of the chicks on the Sheila's wheels advert.[/QUOTE]
What advert?
I don't watch much TV anymore...

[QUOTE=Liberi]The reason why so many of Jim's pit 'friends' have been modded is because the pit really did need it. When Strum was modded NPC and Burt rarely modded in the pit and it practically went without a moderator. So he stuck Strum in there (who he had never talked to before modding him). I don't know whether all 3 of the latest few were needed, but in the future I believe we will prove our worth. [/QUOTE]

Just because the pit needed mods doesn't mean that Jim has to be the one who chooses everyone. He had it in his head to mod the three of you, and not matter what we would have said, he was gonna do it.

[QUOTE]To be honest that isn't the whole picture, Jim does a lot of background research, talks to all the candidates and gets an idea for the forum before making a final decision.[/QUOTE]

So what if he does? He should then at least share it with us and take account of how we feel about the matter. Jeremy put us in charge and we should make decisions together, not just let one clique decide everything.

[QUOTE]That's pretty much the gist of it. However I haven't talked to plexiglass at all since becoming a moderator, the last time I talked to him it was about his off the internet life. [/QUOTE]

Doesn't mean that you never did it.

[QUOTE]No offense or anything but users that frequent different forums will have different views on who is more deserving. [/QUOTE]

That's a fact, doesn't mean that he's wrong though. Simple man, Lukeskywalker's sidekick, promoted to supermod, I think there would have been tons of users that deserve to be supermods more than him. Med57 for one.


Sorry to bring this up again, I just wanted to make sure that everyone realised it wasn't as evident as you make it seem.

[QUOTE=alcoholocaust]So how is everyone?[/QUOTE]

Yea im good thanks. You?

So, my computer has deemed it necessary to crash the IE window every time I click on a link...

/restarts.

[QUOTE=Lord Abortion]So, my computer has deemed it necessary to crash the IE window every time I click on a link...

/restarts.[/QUOTE]

Not too bad, my AOL shuts me off any time, especially when doing anything important.

[QUOTE=Lord Abortion]So, my computer has deemed it necessary to crash the IE window every time I click on a link...

/restarts.[/QUOTE]

So you should use Mozilla Firefox because IE is a piece of sh[color=white]it[/color].

[url]http://www.mozilla.org[/url]

[QUOTE=I Am Vikingcore]So you should use Mozilla Firefox because IE is a piece of sh[color=white]it[/color].

[url]http://www.mozilla.org[/url][/QUOTE]

Especially since all the viruses out there are written for IE and not Firefox.

{Med57} Drunk on an airplane says:

oh yeah
we have some great parties
the pole dancing themed one was my favourite
but the "lick the chocolate off the person dressed as a secular humanist" was good too
another of those phrases which has never been used before

:lol::lol::lol:

Viruses for IE? Who would want to give you a virus for IE when they could just as easily (or maybe even easierly) bypass its 'security' and give you malware out the as[color=white]s[/color].

[QUOTE=I Am Vikingcore]Viruses for IE? Who would want to give you a virus for IE when they could just as easily (or maybe even easierly) bypass its 'security' and give you malware out the as[color=white]s[/color].[/QUOTE]

Well that's how a lot of them get through, through IE.

[QUOTE]{Med57} Drunk on an airplane says:

oh yeah
we have some great parties
the pole dancing themed one was my favourite
but the "lick the chocolate off the person dressed as a secular humanist" was good too
another of those phrases which has never been used before
lol's
[/QUOTE]

:lol: That's great :lol:

[QUOTE=Elevencore]So you should use Mozilla Firefox because IE is a piece of shit.

[url]http://www.mozilla.org[/url][/QUOTE]

*nods in agreement

So today I venture out of adolescence into adulthood (birthday)...I think I'm gettin to that age, even though I'm only 18, that I stopped really caring about birthdays...it's been that way for a few years, but today I was like "meh, cake" :lol: .

NP: Skid Row- 18 and Life (just for the sake of irony)

Yo ICB, happy birthday.

I've also become rather numb when it comes to birthdays. They just have never been worth celebrating since age seventeen. It's just another day.

And almost always, something crappy happens on my birthday that makes me wish I hadn't woken up that day :)

Yeah, I really have stopped caring about christmas and my birthaday...

[QUOTE=Lord Abortion]Yeah, I really have stopped caring about christmas and my birthaday...[/QUOTE]

Oh, I still dig Christmas, just because I love decorating the tree, seeing family, being home from uni, eating my Mom's cooking (helllllllllll yeah!), and so on.

[quote=HeavyRiva]My secret:

3. Dress respectable, and give the aura of having a tight arsehole.
4. Be friendly, but firm in your pants. [/quote]

Oh, so that's how you do it.