Rosbjerg

So I got a hot little group up to my place, we're having fun, drinking, talking - everybody ends up in my bed, things are stating to get really fun - it's a good morning party. Then everything ****s up because of some drama, I don't even know what happens.. ugh.. Well, at least I still have a lot of booze.

Bring a SHIV and have that round up civilians.

The guy was an idiot and decided to hit me on 2 major muscle groups (the chest and the abdomen), so it's only mildly bruised. My foot is kinda sore though.. So no lumps unfortunately.

Wanna stay in, but I wanna go out.. I guess I just kinda miss company today and yet can't be bothered to actually work for it. So I've been watching bad movies and eating crisps.

Jennifer Lawrence, she can be beautiful, ugly and ordinary in a manner of minuts- and at the same time, she has this very "down to earth" vibe that's very attractive. Like the pretty 'girl next door'. I knew a guy once who didn't understand music at all, he found it annoying and distracting.. Strange bloke..

Cyclist too - in fact people in general now I think of it.

Started working on a side project, looked at the time, 10pm.. Felt a little tired, wondered why since not a lot of time had passed, looked at the clock - 1:20 am ... dafuq?

Found this gem.. Pretty much sums it up.. How to be Manly

I find her extremely attractive.. A friend of my sisters looks almost exactly like this.. So all I can think of is "suburban mom" hah

This is my favorite Congress joke so far.

Source. Something to think about.

Welcome to the real world.

Well if you have these things because the list told you to, then you are.. if you have these things because you want, then it all right.. at least that's what I tell myself.

Old Thread here. You just don't get it. I don't get it either. A refreshing minimalistic and measured pacing in an industry where 30 seconds cannot pass without an explosive set piece or dramatic moment? A genuine sense of mystery? A subtle undercurrent of creepiness built from small environmental details and seemingly innocuous events? Nah, of course you wouldn't get that. Well, ps3 users have been complaining for the whole generation about how they had to suffer FMVs packed for DVD size, instead of using the full available storage space on blu-rays. Imagine if digital downloads were more heavily compressed than disc releases, or even worse, they'd start compressing the whole release more heavily to make the digital download smaller? If you don't have the bandwidth, buy the disc. Simple. Such rationale requires a level of technological proficiency which console users seem adamant about not learning. If you have a console its very likely that you're trying to avoid technical issues and learning. I find your methodology suspect, especially since I don't feel like I fit your profile myself. Then you may be the exception, I've met some. Still most console owners I know aren't tech savvy and when the inevitable PC vs Consoles debate starts one of the main arguments seems be the convenience of a machine exclusively for playing games. Which seems to be a common response around the web, alongside the fact that consoles (allegedly) don't have to deal with as many technical issues as the PCs. Of course I chalk that up to general ignorance surrounding PC gaming, hell I used to believe that myself before I got into it. Eh, I have a somewhat non-standard setup (video and audio out via hdmi into amp and from there to tv/monitor) and frankly, it gives me no end of trouble on the pc side while it does, indeed, just work for both the consoles. CoH for example gives me a hard crash when I try to start it when I've forgotten to switch down to two channels. And stuff like that. Sure, it's probably limited to older games, but that's what I play on the PC, anyway. I don't think I've ever played a single pc game which hasn't required some sort of ini tweak, fix, processor core limiter or God knows what else to use. I'm technically proficient enough to do it, but liberal arts enough to not like it.

Closed due to length. Next iteration here.

There's a lot, but some of the bigger mods are pretty good, like Project Nevada.. Check out http://newvegas.nexusmods.com/mods/top//?

The Glasgow Ice Cream wars. "The Glasgow Ice Cream Wars were conflicts in the East End of Glasgow Scotland in the 1980s between rival ice cream van operators, over lucrative drug distribution territory." Scotland, you're a crazy place..

Today I learned I'm a metrosexual jippie..

Old thread here.

So the lesson is, be early or be late, but never be on time. And with that rather uncreative summary, we have reached the end of what we did today - continue here.

I don't think anyone is really taking it that serious TN.. Point was that I was a little disappointed that the average US citizen apparently didn't "get out" more. It's super important to see the rest of the world and not just your local country/culture.. Even if USA is pretty big - you guys are important, you should be well traveled. I would be disappointed at a European never leaving Europe too. It messes with my head when I check the time too often and if I have a constant reminder on my arm I end up stressing too much about it.. In essence, a watch gives me the sensation of having far far less time.

A passport? There are seriously educated 30+ people in America who doesn't have a passport? ... wow... Otherwise, I agree with most of this list. I'll never wear a watch though, but I have 4 tailored suits and 3 waistcoasts, so I guess that evens it out.

It's .. Hentai Kamen

Damn couch!

Never seen it, but netflix keep insisting I should. Saw Splice today. It was... interesting..