[DeadHedge]

Mezla PigDog, on 07 January 2015 - 11:23 AM, said:

Being able to work from home one or two days a week is awesome but as I don't have an office or desk in the house it raises the problem of having work accoutrements in my face in my living space all the time. IKEA to the rescue! A few weeknights of flat pack furniture building and I have a space to shove it all away - out of sight, out of mind Storage solutions should not make a person so happy.......

Dont mock the power of pleasure IKEA can bring. (I've still not found Narnia in there yet though so not entirely satisfied, I give it 4/5)

[Maark Abbott]

22 is generally too warm for me. I like it to be about fifteen. Warm enough to go without a sweatshirt, but not so cold I get bullet nipples.

So the new role is going well. New department is managed several times better than the old. Only downside? I'll now be dealing face to face with Partners, and have a lot more contact with Associates.

[Obdigore]

Maark, on 08 January 2015 - 05:23 AM, said:

22 is generally too warm for me. I like it to be about fifteen. Warm enough to go without a sweatshirt, but not so cold I get bullet nipples.

So the new role is going well. New department is managed several times better than the old. Only downside? I'll now be dealing face to face with Partners, and have a lot more contact with Associates.

Briar would be talking Farenheit, that would be -5 in Celsius.

[Maark Abbott]

Obdigore, on 08 January 2015 - 12:43 PM, said:

Maark, on 08 January 2015 - 05:23 AM, said:

22 is generally too warm for me. I like it to be about fifteen. Warm enough to go without a sweatshirt, but not so cold I get bullet nipples.

So the new role is going well. New department is managed several times better than the old. Only downside? I'll now be dealing face to face with Partners, and have a lot more contact with Associates.

Briar would be talking Farenheit, that would be -5 in Celsius.

Bah, farenheit makes about as much sense as algebra*

*if e is 4 and y is a hippo please extrapolate one footlong subway for x

[Rictus]

'René Descartes walks into a bar. Bartender asks if he wants anything. … René says, "I think not," then disappears.'
Sweet procrastination, why am I laughing at this

This post has been edited by Rictus: 13 January 2015 - 06:41 PM

[Raymond Luxury Yacht]

Buckeyes win the national championship! WOOP WOOP WOOP WOOP!!!!!!!!!If you are into American football, you should be watching college.

[Tiste Simeon]

Raymond Luxury Yacht, on 14 January 2015 - 12:33 AM, said:

Buckeyes win the national championship! WOOP WOOP WOOP WOOP!!!!!!!!!If you are into American football, you should be watching college.

As part of the clan headed by Vengeance called Go Ducks I feel as though I should boo this comment. So boo to you!

[DeadHedge]

Tiste Simeon, on 14 January 2015 - 07:51 AM, said:

Raymond Luxury Yacht, on 14 January 2015 - 12:33 AM, said:

Buckeyes win the national championship! WOOP WOOP WOOP WOOP!!!!!!!!!If you are into American football, you should be watching college.

As part of the clan headed by Vengeance called Go Ducks I feel as though I should boo this comment. So boo to you!

I second Tiste's sentiments and also throw a Boooo your way

[Slow Ben]

DeadHedge said:

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Tiste Simeon said:

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Raymond Luxury Yacht said:

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Buckeyes win the national championship! WOOP WOOP WOOP WOOP!!!!!!!!!If you are into American football, you should be watching college.

As part of the clan headed by Vengeance called Go Ducks I feel as though I should boo this comment. So boo to you!

I second Tiste's sentiments and also throw a Boooo your way

I'll add a WOOP to RLYs.

[Gorefest]

American football, that's the one where you can use your hands?

[Gorefest]

It always boggled me how you can take the name of an existing game and then attach it to another game where most of the time feet aren't involved at all, in the process renaming the original game that uses feet almost exclusively. Unless an American foot is a slang term I'm not familiar with.

[Tiste Simeon]

I believe the game was named after Rugby Football as their ball was shaped similarly to a rugby ball. Soccer was actually an English (as in from England not just part of the English language) word originally (something to do with the lower classes not wanting to play a similar game to the upper classes, or perhaps vice versa, so changing the name. Also, it derided from "association football") The Americans took both the words football and the word soccer and applied it to the too sports in the way that they seemed to think best. It is only in the 20th Century that the word soccer became more "The American word for football, look at their stupid game called football that doesn't use feet"

Or so I read somewhere and can't find the source right now... EDIT: Read more here.

In other news, making me happy is the fact that last month we paid off a 10% chunk of our mortgage and now we have renewed it with a fresh 2 year fixed rate and significantly lower monthly repayments. Sweet.

This post has been edited by Tiste Simeon: 15 January 2015 - 12:23 PM

[Maark Abbott]

*Handegg

[Raymond Luxury Yacht]

Jesus do we have to have this fucking conversation again. Har har har, it's called football but you play with your hands. LOOLOLLOOLOLOLOLO! Someone needs to go into standup comedy, with those kind of instincts for a fresh new joke. Handegg HA! Because you hold it in your hand, and because it isn't round it isn't a ball anymore?

Tiste explained why it is called football, so I won't go into that. If that doesn't satisfy you, keep in mind that if you look at team records, most teams' all time high scorer is a kicker, BECAUSE YOU KICK THE FUCKING FOOTBALL ALL OF THE GODDAMM TIME! You kick to start the game, you kick if you want to score from a distance, you kick if you run out of downs and want to play for field position, you kick an extra point after a touchdown, and then you kickoff again after every score.

Why this bizarre insistence that the game must be named after the part of the body you play it with?

[worry]

Now do one about my routine on grandmas who can't set the time on their VCRs. I mean it can't be 12:00 all the time can it??

[Raymond Luxury Yacht]

And what's the deal with these airplane peanuts?

[Gust Hubb]

Dunno, but the nuts lady VIP in Korea certainly went nuclear over it!

[Maark Abbott]

Raymond Luxury Yacht, on 16 January 2015 - 01:12 AM, said:

Jesus do we have to have this fucking conversation again. Har har har, it's called football but you play with your hands. LOOLOLLOOLOLOLOLO! Someone needs to go into standup comedy, with those kind of instincts for a fresh new joke. Handegg HA! Because you hold it in your hand, and because it isn't round it isn't a ball anymore?

Tiste explained why it is called football, so I won't go into that. If that doesn't satisfy you, keep in mind that if you look at team records, most teams' all time high scorer is a kicker, BECAUSE YOU KICK THE FUCKING FOOTBALL ALL OF THE GODDAMM TIME! You kick to start the game, you kick if you want to score from a distance, you kick if you run out of downs and want to play for field position, you kick an extra point after a touchdown, and then you kickoff again after every score.

Why this bizarre insistence that the game must be named after the part of the body you play it with?

This is as proportionate a response as when the hu-maaans delivered Ziltoid their ultimate cup of coffee. I am satisfied.

Also, *handegg.

[The Hust Legion]

i got a uni offer for medicine!! ^^ (if i get the grades I'm going ofc). i can't mention it much elsewhere. but i kinda just wanna shout it out.

[Solidsnape]

The little fella is back home and in a much better fettle.
Just in time for me to go to see Tommy Emmanuel tonight.

For anyone who's confused, he's not a metal band.