At 9/3/09 07:04 PM, absent wrote:

At 9/3/09 04:58 PM, Scarab wrote: As for the youngest mods... well, I wouldn't know either for sure. Some old-timers were discussing some time ago about how Canas was a forum mod at sixteen, but I don't know if that's actually true, and it probably only applies to the forum guys if it is. That's one thing anyway, I think?

Joe was BBS modded at 16 too, I believe.

I was also BBS modded a few months after turning 16, and was review modded when I was 15.

I was 16 when I was modded, but my age wasn't really public knowledge at the time. I was opped in the chat at that age too. You know, back when we had a functioning chat.

I like to chew on stuff that's actually chewy. As a younger lad I've chewed many a rubber tire tread that came with the lego wheels.

I chew the fuck out of straws sometimes, and every now and then I'll chomp down on a clit or two.

Ew, gross. Pepperjack.

At 9/3/09 02:33 AM, Dobio wrote: Yeah, I'll probably make the league in the next few days...invite most of the usual suspects, although I think Bryce has vanished off the face of the earth after conceding his title to me.

Sup.

Depends.

Even more fun is swimming in it.

Assuming you can swim, anyhow.

At 7/25/09 03:48 PM, JackPhantasm wrote:

At 7/25/09 03:47 PM, VeryProudofYa wrote: JackPhantasm touches children and nibbles on their ears.

Your sig looks cool.

Can I touch that too?

You also watch your topics like an effin hawk.

JackPhantasm touches children and nibbles on their ears.

It'll be up after the weekend.

Brown. Huzzah.

Well, whenever I die some lucky sap gets my guts.
I've volunteered in a shelter in downtown LA.
Various other donations/giveaways throughout my life. Just gave a lot of things to a local school that's running a garage sale.

Really, not at a huge deal to give back. Unless you're a meanie.

I don't like things that are popular.
Everyone love me.

...guys?

of course his name drops off the listing shortly after I make my move.

damn those sexy aussies.

I like the way you wiggle when you walk.

call me some time, cutie.

Leaving in september with gold and coming back without it in march is the way to roll.

motherfuckers.

At 3/22/09 12:00 AM, TheFaces wrote: 311, Sublime, and Pepper should fit the bill.

kiss me you cutie pie.

I'd probably make a driving mix of the aforementioned bands with slightly stoopid, the expendables, and maybe half pint thrown in.

perfect driving/beach/ganj music.

At 3/21/09 11:04 PM, Toukeman wrote: Am I the only one who still listens to the radio? Oh and good to see you again VeryProudofYa.

Radio reception tends to be inconsistent and spotty when you're, you know, travelling hundreds of miles within the space of hours.

Some pretty solid suggestions so far. thanx ng

nvmlul. It was pidgin.

I can't recall the name of that one program that had most of the popular messengers on it. definitely wasn't trillian, btw.

The icon was a purple bird or someshit. help me out my fellow africans.

I wanted this one gal for a bit. Then I found out she blew her boss for twenty bucks.
Still think she's pretty rad, but there's pretty much no possible way I could get around that knowledge.

At 3/21/09 09:52 PM, Lost-Chances wrote: You'll want some Audioslave then.

That's an ace suggestion. I'll probably just make a cornell disc. Soundgarden's got plenty of road tunes too.

Truly, every music video should be done in such a format. Fuck anything other than a completely literal interpretation of song lyrics.

eyyyyyy.

I'm about to head out on a roadtrip with three of my friends. We're goin from Reno to Socal, so that's roughly 8 hours of driving. I'm not asking for 8 hours worth of music, but a few playlists, preferably of a size that could fit on an 80 minute cd would be radddd.

It's not that I don't have an ipod to play in the car, I just like the novelty of switching out CDs. Seems so much more tangible to me. Also my car's CD player's ejector is broken, so I have to punch the dash to get a disc out, and I definitely appreciate feeling like fonzi.

ps: we're taking excessive amounts of booze, grass, and shrooms. Adjust driving music accordingly.

At 9/14/08 11:45 PM, Alastor wrote:

At 9/14/08 11:33 PM, MojoFilter wrote: And I guess that calling bassists "self important cockstacks" wasn't a blanket statement

It wasn't. I said the bassists who are self important cockstacks suck.

That's implying that every 'self important cockstack' sucks whether they're a bassist, guitarist or a pastry chef.

Sorry for assuming that you passed remedial english.

^^^ This.

I mean, I play the upright bass. I have nothing at all against bass.

At 9/14/08 10:33 PM, Luxury-Yacht wrote:

At 9/14/08 10:23 PM, InsertFunnyUserName wrote: It's because of Ike. Its path was directly over the Texan oil rigs.

It took way to long for someone to mention that.

At least 15% of the total U.S. oil refineries were closed due to Ike, driving down supply, and therefore raising price.

Actually, price per barrel dropped below 100 for the first time in like six months -because the damage Ike caused wasn't as enormous as expected, and the general consensus among buyers is that it'll bounce back like a champ. The only price spike going on is in the domestic sale of gasoline.

Anyhow, I refueled a couple of hours ago for around 3.60 per g.

The worst things about bass are the self important cockstacks that play it
Otherwise it's pretty neat.
get over yourself, boyo.

All the off-topic posts in this thread have been deleted.

Anyone else posting off-topic material will get a wee vacation.

3 minute buffer.

At 9/9/08 11:52 PM, Chumbawamba wrote:

At 9/9/08 11:47 PM, VeryProudofYa wrote: The only people complaining about this are the people under 16, everyone who's earned their license realizes that, at 16, they probably shouldn't have been behind the wheel.

Bullshit, the logic in my post was sound. I got my license when I had basically just turned 16, and I've never been in an accident in my 2+ years of driving. In fact, most accidents I see on the road around here (and there are few) are caused by people over 30.

So you're saying you're of low-to-average intelligence? Because that's who this needs to apply to. Not the rare mature, safe, driver among 16 year olds. Upping the difficulty would not improve results, nobody drives the way they test. You'd just be encouraging more fakery.

MOST 16 year olds shouldn't be driving. Sucks for the exceptions, but that's the case. I'm sure there are 14 year old drivers that could handle it, but lowering the age would be asinine.

If MA really wanted to ensure safety for people on the road, they would just make getting the license harder, not increase the age requirement. In Maine, people have to drive 35 hours before they can go for their license, which, from what I've heard, is a steep number. Worked wonders for me, though.

Meh, I earned my license in Nevada - 50 hours + Mandated 30 Hours driving class.

And, of course, examiners could also be much more strict about the quality of driving of the person going for their license.

That's about where it should be.

The only people complaining about this are the people under 16, everyone who's earned their license realizes that, at 16, they probably shouldn't have been behind the wheel.

It's like a ten year old that hates it when adults don't listen. The kids don't understand now, but they will when they're older. Just tough it out, dude. If you aren't willing to take a bus or leave early on your bike, it doesn't matter enough to you anyway.

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