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ozoneocean wrote:Unfortunately, I've heard of those vending machines. And the old men who buy from them. Just to sniff the "used" part of said panties…
Good, I like my panties frilly…
Gunwallace wrote:You sure they're not just washed once and then sprayed with "girl scent"? (Like that can of new car scent they spary into every used car on the lot) It'd be easier than having some girl in a shop and all she does all day is put on panties and then take them off so they're "used"
In some countries (well, okay, maybe just Japan) you can get undies from vending machines. Of course they are used.
I told my sister about the image with those used Japanese women's panties inside a vending machine. She said…
"See? This is why you need to get married. Your wife would protect you from things like that."
Thanks for adding nightmare fuel to the fire, sis.
It's almost as bad as that one joke where a guy threw his 1 month worn straight underwear at the wall… which the underwear started to climb all by itself…
Oh, well… at least I won't see anything more horrible. LIke a Gorn from Star Trek Online wearing a speedo with the Vacation Planet Risa events going on (already seen a female Caitian/Ferasan wearing a string bikini… and wondered if they overheat sunning themselves under Risa's dual star system).
It could always be worse… or better :)
There's this Japaenes porn where whole ladies are inside a vending machine! Initially you thing it's pretty novel… but then you realise it's creepy and sad, especially when the guys thrown them in the bin when hey're done. -_-
Also, speedo? How about a C-string? Or Penis glove? Yes, it could ALWAYS be worse, so much worse.
When the C-string I bought on ebay (after taking a lot of painkillers due to a bad migraine…) finally gets to me I don't know what I'll do with it.
Speaking of speados though, I need a new pair of bathers… maybe I'll get a pair? I really HATE boardshorts, they're so horrible to swim in and even worse to walk around in when you're sopping wet.
Funny because when I was little, speado bathers were all I wore and I hated them because I found them embarrasing.
Lonnehart wrote:We're going for a whole new tower as the one we had was over seven years old. The CD and DVD drives were iffy and the USBs were all 1.0. Also the wife and I can't break open stuff and rebuild them with a sodering gun between our teeth. Beyond my level of maintenance. :-)
On the bright side, hard drives are cheap nowadays. I 500gb HD cost me about $100. If not for a flooding disaster in Thailand a couple years ago they'd be as cheap as $50 (Thailand is where most of the worlds hard drives come from apparently).
Installing hard drives isn't very hard. All you need is a screwdriver and a water pipe (or a similar surface you can touch to get rid of any static electricity on you). It's as simple as opening the case, disconnecting then removing the old device, take it to the computer store so you can get a new hard drive with matching connections, then installing the new one. The hard bit (which does NOT require a sodering gun) is the software installation.
So I guess it's better to have one prebuilt. Just make sure you know what's in it, and make sure you get the Operating System disc to go with it. This way if a virus or some computer disaster kills your machine you won't have to pay the shop to get the computer up and running again. And reinstalling your OS isn't really hard either. Just make sure you have drivers for your video card and motherboard on hand.
Hopefully your new tower has the specs to run Star Trek Online (don't remember if it was you or someone else who tried the game only to have the thing chugging slowly… and I suspect that the machine wasn't up to spec to run that game).
Thank you mr. knife wielding maniac, for choosing that precise moment to maniacally wield your knife. Thanks for bringing down the entire weight of the metropolitan police on our doorsteps, with helicopters and 15 squad cars and incident vans and an armed response unit. Thanks for having to be talked into surrender by trained negotiators while your victim receives emergency medical treatment and our streets are cordoned off for hours. Most of all, thanks for choosing to do this just when the milk has run out.
Ironscarf wrote:Was it least at a decent hour? The gun wielding maniac decided to attack my next door neighbor at 3 AM. And he was talked into surrender by New Brunswick cops screaming "JUST DO IT MAN, JUST DO IT!" The USA is much more interesting, down and dirty, hands on in how it handles such things in a crime ridden urban environment.
Thank you mr. knife wielding maniac, for choosing that precise moment to maniacally wield your knife. Thanks for bringing down the entire weight of the metropolitan police on our doorsteps, with helicopters and 15 squad cars and incident vans and an armed response unit. Thanks for having to be talked into surrender by trained negotiators while your victim receives emergency medical treatment and our streets are cordoned off for hours. Most of all, thanks for choosing to do this just when the milk has run out.
It was a leisurely 4pm Bravo and judging by the four hours it took to resolve, there wasn't much stateside urgency on display. I suspect like me, the negotiators were waiting for backup of the hot, milky variety before they got started and probably some biscuits to go with it too.
Lots of knife wielding maniacs running around nowadays…
http://www.guampdn.com/article/20140702/NEWS01/307020005/Girlfriend-says-DeSoto-heard-voices-He-said-he-eternally-damned-during-8-hour-Skype-call
Yeah… that guy went down the hotel district running over anyone he could with his car. Then when he crashes his car he jumps out and stabs everyone he can. I guess he was doing the knife version of these bombings and shootings we keep seeing in the news…
A lot of gun (Enthusiasts? Nuts? Chauvinists?) silly people like to claim that knife attacks are just as bad, if not many times worse than gun attacks.
Funnilly enough there are no knives that can stab people at further than the range you can reach with your arm (throwing loses the knife), no kives that can stab through wood, glass, steel, or brick, and still kill you, no knives that can fracture inside every person they stab, causing a huge internal cavity of mashed organs, no knives that can easily bust straght through your head and pulp most of your brain in one go.
Also, knife wounds might look worse but they're a LOT easier for a surgeon to repair.
/minirant
Ironscarf, that sounds anoying, but somehow cool too :)
I love the bobby helmet. Did they actually wear those?
You know, with all the Quackcasts I've done, I honestly can't remember all the things I've discussed in them and the converstations I've had, hahaha, so mannny!
I can rememer quite a frew specific ones, but not most of them.
Same with featured comics… In fact those are worse. A blur @_@
ozoneocean wrote:
Ironscarf, that sounds anoying, but somehow cool too :)I love the bobby helmet. Did they actually wear those?
ozoneocean wrote:That doesn't say much for the featured comics. Nothing memorable, nothing that sticks out just same old stuff and a complete blur. Come on this is supposed to be exciting stuff not daily drudgery!
Same with featured comics… In fact those are worse. A blur @_@
Ironscarf wrote:
Ladyand here she is.
bravo1102 wrote:
That doesn't say much for the featured comics. Nothing memorable…
I wound up seeing Transformers 4 last night by accident. A (handsome) friend of mine is leaving the country for a while so he invited a bunch of people to see 22 jump street at 10pm. I have to get up at 6 for work so I really shouldn't have gone at all, but I wanted to. He paid for my ticket so I didn't even realize until we were going in to the theatre that they had changed their minds about what movie we were seeing. -_-
And oh my god, it was the longest, dullest, explodiest movie I've ever had to sit through. Just truly awful in every way, and it went on and on.
I'm completely ridiculous when it comes to loud noises, too. I tend to get kind of over-stimulated and anxious after a while. So nearly three hours of solid KABOOM RATATAT was pretty unpleasant.
Ironscarf wrote:Holymoley 0_o Honestly I wonder why they
Thank
you mr. knife wielding maniac, for choosing that precise moment to
maniacally wield your knife. Thanks for bringing down the entire weight
of the metropolitan police on our doorsteps, with helicopters and 15
squad cars and incident vans and an armed response unit. Thanks for
having to be talked into surrender by trained negotiators while your
victim receives emergency medical treatment and our streets are cordoned
off for hours. Most of all, thanks for choosing to do this just when
the milk has run out.
HippieVan wrote:If it makes you feel any better 22 jump street was a two-hour gay joke that lost its funniness around thirty mins in. I have no idea why it's getting high reviews…"it knows its the exact same movie as the first!". Woow. *american applause*
And oh my god, it was the longest, dullest, explodiest movie I've ever had to sit through. Just truly awful in every way, and it went on and on.
I'm completely ridiculous when it comes to loud noises, too. I tend to get kind of over-stimulated and anxious after a while. So nearly three hours of solid KABOOM RATATAT was pretty unpleasant.
HippieVan wrote:
A (handsome) friend
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