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Started by onan, May 22, 2011, 01:41:35 AM

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Quote from: Evil Twin Of Zen on August 24, 2015, 05:36:25 PM
i prefer older model cars. on most of them, you can put a small stainless steel ball in the door seam where it meets the roof of the car. that sucker will pick up speed as it rolls toward the trunk/rear fender seam and drop off the back of the car.

did you know that police frown on aircraft landing lights being mounted on a car trunk. not to mention the aeroflash strobes... but we knew that already yes?  8)

Heh heh heh   -  (a. is diabolical and I didn't know about (b. Bummer.   Although living in the flight path of a major international airport, this could be asking for trouble.

Eddie Coyle


  I have a fresh idea for the hottest new meme! It's Gene Wilder in Willy Wonka and the message is sarcastic or ironic.



Brody

https://twitter.com/TherealGeorgeZ

Zimmerman's still posting racist stuff, called Obama a "baboon", trolls people who call him a murderer, and is an all around douche.

Eddie Coyle


   I think WDBJ management knew almost instantly who was responsible for the on-air shootings. Too much info about his history has come out in the past 30 hours.

Paradox

Biting into a delicious chalupa and having a sliver of chalupa shell shove its way under your gum.

Sitting in my room at my computer and suddenly getting a whiff of cigarette smoke.

Sitting in a movie theater, during a tense and pivotal moment of the movie you just shelled out $40+ to see (2 tickets, popcorn, sodas) and someone's freakin' phone goes off so loud it rattles your teeth, the person WITH the culprit giggling because it's sooooooo funny, especially when it takes them a half minute to silence the damn thing!

(The above just happened approximately 1 hour ago while viewing  No Escape.

Quote from: FightTheFuture on August 27, 2015, 04:16:02 PM
Sitting in a movie theater, during a tense and pivotal moment of the movie you just shelled out $40+ to see (2 tickets, popcorn, sodas) and someone's freakin' phone goes off so loud it rattles your teeth, the person WITH the culprit giggling because it's sooooooo funny, especially when it takes them a half minute to silence the damn thing!

(The above just happened approximately 1 hour ago while viewing  No Escape.


Eddie Coyle


   Roanoke is currently the 67th largest TV market in the country.

   Yet, years from now, an audience equivalent to NYC and LA combined will have claimed to see the on air shootings "live".

trostol

Quote from: FightTheFuture on August 27, 2015, 04:16:02 PM
Sitting in a movie theater, during a tense and pivotal moment of the movie you just shelled out $40+ to see (2 tickets, popcorn, sodas) and someone's freakin' phone goes off so loud it rattles your teeth, the person WITH the culprit giggling because it's sooooooo funny, especially when it takes them a half minute to silence the damn thing!

(The above just happened approximately 1 hour ago while viewing  No Escape.

that whole 40 dollars part is why i do not go any more lol

Yorkshire pud

Quote from: FightTheFuture on August 27, 2015, 04:16:02 PM
Sitting in a movie theater, during a tense and pivotal moment of the movie you just shelled out $40+ to see (2 tickets, popcorn, sodas) and someone's freakin' phone goes off so loud it rattles your teeth, the person WITH the culprit giggling because it's sooooooo funny, especially when it takes them a half minute to silence the damn thing!

(The above just happened approximately 1 hour ago while viewing  No Escape.

Our cinemas have a warning just before the film to turn them off or else. If anyone transgresses, two or three burly bouncers pick them out (They're dressed in black with NVG's) tape their mouths up and carry them into the car park and kick the shit out of them. Apparently they don't repeat the offence.

Quote from: Eddie Coyle on August 27, 2015, 09:33:38 PM
   Roanoke is currently the 67th largest TV market in the country.

   Yet, years from now, an audience equivalent to NYC and LA combined will have claimed to see the on air shootings "live".


Yeah, no kidding...



But I really was at Woodstock! Honest...I was!

onan

Quote from: FightTheFuture on August 29, 2015, 01:48:49 PM

Yeah, no kidding...



But I really was at Woodstock! Honest...I was!

What? Were you twelve? Maybe I have my info wrong, but I thought I was a bit older than you.

Quote from: onan on August 29, 2015, 01:50:42 PM
What? Were you twelve? Maybe I have my info wrong, but I thought I was a bit older than you.

I was actually about 9, I think ( I got hold of some of that Brown acid. The whole ordeal is a little blurry). But I looked much older for my age. I hitched a ride with a VW van full of children of the flower....or something like that.

onan

Quote from: FightTheFuture on August 29, 2015, 02:11:51 PM
I was actually about 9, I think ( I got hold of some of that Brown acid. The whole ordeal is a little blurry). But I looked much older for my age. I hitched a ride with a VW van full of children of the flower....or something like that.

Purple Haze will never have the same meaning.

MAX

Quote from: FightTheFuture on August 29, 2015, 02:11:51 PM
I was actually about 9, I think ( I got hold of some of that Brown acid. The whole ordeal is a little blurry). But I looked much older for my age. I hitched a ride with a VW van full of children of the flower....or something like that.



I was 15 both my older brothers went I was going with them but did not as I  was grounded for getting busted
with pot. Still find that rather ironic

pate

I am trying to access my refrigerator crisper drawer, I get low signal.

Should I go check it out?

I want a salad of sorts.

MV, please move this to the "First World Problems" thread if appropriate...

Eddie Coyle

   When garbage collection day coincides with moving day for college students. There are more New York license plates in Boston right now than Long Island and all 5 boroughs. And their U-Hauls are blocking traffic, the sanitation routes in particular.

Quote from: Eddie Coyle on September 02, 2015, 02:59:34 PM
   When garbage collection day coincides with moving day for college students. There are more New York license plates in Boston right now than Long Island and all 5 boroughs. And their U-Hauls are blocking traffic, the sanitation routes in particular.

College students can afford U-Hauls now?  When I was young we stuck all our possessions in our friend's dad's dirty old work pick-up.  Our stuff would be blowing all over the road, our friend's dad would be sneering at us and bitching about how much stuff we had, and our old secondhand mattress would come out of the truck covered in grease.  But we liked it!

albrecht

Quote from: Georgie For President 2216 on September 02, 2015, 03:08:00 PM
College students can afford U-Hauls now?  When I was young we stuck all our possessions in our friend's dad's dirty old work pick-up.  Our stuff would be blowing all over the road, our friend's dad would be sneering at us and bitching about how much stuff we had, and our old secondhand mattress would come out of the truck covered in grease.  But we liked it!
You should see the area of "student" apartments near the University near me these days. Most of the old places, little houses, many of the Frat houses, and etc are torn down and instead it is huge multi-block buildings with "amenities" like roof top pools, WiFi, exercise rooms, coffee shop, etc and crazy rents (but I assume daddy is paying for those.) But even the official student dorms are like luxury: pool with lounge and sunning area and swim up to bar (I don't think with booze but maybe) with big flat screens, air conditioned student gym with indoor running track, all new equipment, etc. I didn't even have air-conditioning in most of the places I lived! Schools are actually getting criticized but administrators admit that "they are competing for students and students want to know amenities." Then they bitch about the high costs and student loans? :o

Eddie Coyle

Quote from: Georgie For President 2216 on September 02, 2015, 03:08:00 PM
College students can afford U-Hauls now?  When I was young we stuck all our possessions in our friend's dad's dirty old work pick-up.  Our stuff would be blowing all over the road, our friend's dad would be sneering at us and bitching about how much stuff we had, and our old secondhand mattress would come out of the truck covered in grease.  But we liked it!

   I'd gather most college students are still much closer to your experience...however, the Boston-area students, Boston University in particular, are rich kids who seem deeply annoyed that they have to even interact with hired help like movers.

   One thing that doesn't annoy me? Those U-Hauls get their rooves sheared off by the low overpasses on Storrow Drive. Happens constantly this time of year.

Eddie Coyle


  Long range forecasts. So I can already dread next Wednesday on this one.

chefist

Quote from: Eddie Coyle on September 02, 2015, 03:16:16 PM
   I'd gather most college students are still much closer to your experience...however, the Boston-area students, Boston University in particular, are rich kids who seem deeply annoyed that they have to even interact with hired help like movers.

   One thing that doesn't annoy me? Those U-Hauls get their rooves sheared off by the low overpasses on Storrow Drive. Happens constantly this time of year.

Had a good conversation about "Ivy League" schools today with a friend. Up your way there are the most in the country...I'm from the hinterland...not really such a thing (closest is Washington U in St. Louis, U of Chicago, etc)...

I'm not saying they are easy to graduate from, not at all...BUT, they are not the end all, be all either....

A large percent of students come from legacy families...they give large endowments and your kid gets in regardless of academic success...

Funny the "inteligencia" ridicule certain politicians as being "dumb" and they are graduates of those same Ivy League schools...hmmmmm....


Eddie Coyle

Quote from: chefist on September 02, 2015, 07:58:04 PM
Had a good conversation about "Ivy League" schools today with a friend. Up your way there are the most in the country...I'm from the hinterland...not really such a thing (closest is Washington U in St. Louis, U of Chicago, etc)...

I'm not saying they are easy to graduate from, not at all...BUT, they are not the end all, be all either....

A large percent of students come from legacy families...they give large endowments and your kid gets in regardless of academic success...

Funny the "inteligencia" ridicule certain politicians as being "dumb" and they are graduates of those same Ivy League schools...hmmmmm....

      There are sections of Boston where blocks upon blocks are owned/controlled by Boston University and Boston College, and just across the Charles River, Harvard and MIT have similar dominion. Children of privilege abound, whether it's Blue Blood legacy cases or petrodollar parvenus. A lot of "Ivy League Idiots", MIT "geniuses" who get drunk and fall 6 floors to their deaths, or drive 120MPH through crowded streets and run over passerby, then try to use daddy's diplomatic immunity to escape being charged.

       

bateman

Co-ops. Own your own place with the pleasure of still paying rent!

Eddie Coyle


   Thank you Facebook and Twitter. Before your creation, I had no idea the sun rose and set. Thanks for the visual evidence, roughly 2,491,044 times each day.


chefist

Quote from: Eddie Coyle on September 02, 2015, 08:21:13 PM
   Thank you Facebook and Twitter. Before your creation, I had no idea the sun rose and set. Thanks for the visual evidence, roughly 2,491,044 times each day.

The reason I don't post on FB is I truly believe no one gives a shit about "what" I do in my life...they just care about the fact i have a life...all else on FB is ego based self delusion....

Maybe an argument could be made to the fact I write these words and see what others respond....they would be right...

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