How should I celebrate having a job!?!????!????!??! what shoulD i BUy!?!?!@@ Also I am drunk
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"lips that touch alcohol will never touch mine"
not without first sharing the booze with me at any rate!
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Don't ever say I never don't do nothing for you assholes. Who I hate.
If you include yourself in the everyone you hate, you should've given us a video of you playing Shadows of Mordor or FTL.
Also you didn't sound nearly drunk enough, probably with reason.
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Or riding Santa's sleigh?
Regardless of whether you intended innuendo or not, it seems unlikely.
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not without first sharing the booze with me at any rate!
ROFL. Even if those temperance prunes wanted it, which they didn't, because they were temperance prunes, uh, I forgot how the rest of this sentence was supposed to go, but I assure you it was funny.
P.S.: The aristocrats!
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I know I'm one day late but you should totally buy one of them small radio-controlled helicopters.
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No, you don't understand, he has a job now. He can buy a full-on programmable hex-bladed helidrone.
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OR he could buy 10 smaller ones so if one crashes he still has more.
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But then he wouldn't have a giant expensive thing to break.
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This is a good move; I was pissed when they gave the green light to Hollywood companies wanting to make exciting Ford commercials, and denied the technology to the fucking people inspecting the underside of bridges. FAA is full of idiot.
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Reading through that:
"Unmanned aircraft offer a tremendous opportunity to spur innovation and economic activity by enabling many businesses to develop better products and services for their customers and the American public," said Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx. “We want to foster commercial uses of this exciting technology while taking a responsible approach to the safety of America’s airspace."
This sounds useful in a game of Buzzword Bingo.
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FAA is full of idiot.
It's a TLA; of course it is.
@Magus said:>"Unmanned aircraft offer a tremendous opportunity to spur innovation and economic activity by enabling many businesses to develop better products and services for their customers and the American public," said Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx. “We want to foster commercial uses of this exciting technology while taking a responsible approach to the safety of America’s airspace."
Translation: You can use this stuff so long as you ain't dicks about it.
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If you include yourself in the everyone you hate, you should've given us a video of you playing Shadows of Mordor or FTL.
I am mildly disappointed that my wife hasn't started playing that game. She's a big LotR fan, and I've never watched any of those movies or watched any of those books, but somehow ended up with the game. I think that she's hesitant since I have it for the PS3, and she's used to the Wii.
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You edited the bold-ness right as I was reading, that was quite the jump...
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I was pissed when they gave the green light to Hollywood companies wanting to make exciting Ford commercials, and denied the technology to the fucking people inspecting the underside of bridges. FAA is full of idiot.
Hint: follow the money trail
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She might have problems if she plays Nintendo baby-games, Mordor has no difficulty slider and is pretty tough frankly. Even if the RNG isn't an asshole.
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She's pretty good on the mid-level Wii games, and decent on the PS3 games that we play together. But I'm definitely curious.
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It's sad that it's come to that. Battletoads, Battletoads and Double Dragon, and Battletoads in Battlemaniacs were all on Nintendo consoles. I hope Microsoft uses (and doesn't ruin) the franchise someday, since they own Rare.
(The second of these is likely the easiest, and the third is the only one I've bothered completing, admittedly with infinite lives)
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Nintendo had a de-facto monopoly during that 5-year-or-so period after the Atari became obsolete but before the Genesis was launched... in the US at least.
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I am mildly disappointed that my wife hasn't started playing that game.
I find myself hoping she finds it absurdly easy.
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I agree that that's the main reason, but when I think of old classic Nintendo games, while I may also think of Zelda and Mario, I remember Battletoads, Chrono Trigger, and Terranigma (Which if you haven't heard of, you might want to look up. I've never seen a bad review for it.)
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I think of Kabuki: Quantum Fighter.
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that is the joke.
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I find myself hoping she finds it absurdly easy.
I'm not going to hint at its level of difficulty, but I will definitely try to get her to play it...
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Kabuki: Quantum Fighter.
I knew enough Japanese for a double 'wut' upon seeing this name. I then checked wikipedia. Sounds amazing.
I'm always happy to hear about things with premises only an eldritch monstrosity could produce.
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Well duh but it would probably be a bad idea to spent the entirety of the next 5 days in a drunken stupor.
Never really bothered me in the past...
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Never really bothered me in the past...
I've never understood the attraction of being drunk. I mean, I don't have any desire to stop people from doing it as long as they're not doing stuff like driving, but I don't get why people like it, particularly if they're slobbering, falling-down drunk, like you see in YouTube videos of store surveillance cameras.
That is probably at least in part because I don't find the effect entirely salubrious: it gives me static.
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I've never understood the attraction of being drunk. I mean, I don't have any desire to stop people from doing it as long as they're not doing stuff like driving, but I don't get why people like it, particularly if they're slobbering, falling-down drunk, like you see in YouTube videos of store surveillance cameras.
That is probably at least in part because I don't find the effect entirely salubrious: it gives me static.
It helps me get to bed before 4am.
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I've never understood the attraction of being drunk
Same reason anyone does any recreational drug: it makes them feel good. Or at least better about something. Specifically, alcohol has mild sedative effects, which can help people relax.
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Same reason anyone does any recreational drug: it makes them feel good. Or at least better about something. Specifically, alcohol has mild sedative effects, which can help people relax.
I assure you that people don't get falling-down drunk to relax. They do it to be someone else for a while - hopefully someone who has more stories to tell.
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At the moment I drink more night's a week than I don't - but I'm not drunk all that often.
I don't set out specifically to get drunk when I am - just to drink and enjoy myself, it just happens a result.
What I don't get is when people set out specifically to get as drunk as possible.
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It helps me get to bed before 4am.
I sympathize with insomniacs, although I've never had that problem.
If I were one--and I'm not suggesting this should be the model for everyone--I'd probably work on setting up my schedule so I had the time to take an Ambien or whatever worked most nights.
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I've never understood the attraction of being drunk. I mean, I don't have any desire to stop people from doing it as long as they're not doing stuff like driving, but I don't get why people like it, particularly if they're slobbering, falling-down drunk, like you see in YouTube videos of store surveillance cameras.
Social thing here. I have no compunction about staying sober while sat at home with laptop on knee, with TV in the background.
And work the following day...
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What I don't get is when people set out specifically to get as drunk as possible.
I suppose this is more what I meant. Specifically things like college binge-drinking, or how so many people in (for example; I'm not trying to single them out here) England seem to get smashed so frequently.
As I said above, I literally get something akin to static in my head when I'm more than a little bit buzzed, I hate throwing up with a passion, and so on, so I am strongly motivated not to get that drunk.
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I suppose this is more what I meant. Specifically things like college binge-drinking, or how so many people in (for example; I'm not trying to single them out here) England seem to get smashed so frequently.
Britain has a pretty rubbish attitude to drinking for the generation or two which (largely) think getting as hammered as possible is the aim of any night.As I said above, I literally get something akin to static in my head when I'm more than a little bit buzzed, I hate throwing up with a passion, and so on, so I am strongly motivated not to get that drunk.
Luckily even when in utterly stupid states, throwing up is a rare event for me. The worst bit is the memory gaps. I've gone out with the aim of having fun with a group of people I enjoy (especially if they're from elsewhere in the company which is an opportunity we get maybe 3/4 times a year) and then can't remember most of it, and that's utterly daft.
As I said, getting that drunk is something that happens by accident not design because by the time I realise I'm getting that towards drunk, I've stopped caring and just carry on.
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I'd be awake for 36 hours straight if I didn't force myself to change that.
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:elfbowling.swf:
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Luckily even when in utterly stupid states, throwing up is a rare event for me.
At 44, I've only been drunk a handful of times, but I've pretty much learned where the point where I'm really likely to puke if I have another drink is. I find this ability awesome, even though I've only had to use it a couple of times.
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I'd be awake for 36 hours straight if I didn't force myself to change that.
My wife's an insomniac too, so I sympathize.
I was a restless sleeper most of my life, waking up 5-8 times a night, basically to roll over to my other side. Somewhere around 6 years ago, that pretty much went away overnight, for which I am endlessly grateful.
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:elfbowling.swf:
:tubgirl.gross:
Let's just hurry this on to its logical conclusion, shall we?
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Why get one of those when you can get one of these much more cheaply?
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This is sufficient:
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Much lower TCO. Fair enough.
Grats on the new job, by the way.
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Mine has a sunroof and fog lights. The pictured one is LAMMMMME.
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That's a pretty muddy red.
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Why get one of those when you can get one of these much more cheaply?
Because my suggestion was much more ridiculous.If you want practical, I can beat that 'vette with this $15,000 (some assembly required) car:
If you want to drive one away today, this one keeps popping up on eBay:
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Dude I live in Western Washington. I'd need to install a bilge pump in that fucking car.
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Are you still expecting practical suggestions?
There is an owner registry for 818s. There are a handful in the Pacific Northwest. The most well-known Subaru shop in the country is right outside Portland, and one of the guys that founded it is currently building one.
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Dude I live in Western Washington. I'd need to install a bilge pump in that fucking car.
August. You could drive it in August.