Peter

I usually wear whatever I feel comfortable in and like, it just so happens that I like to wear collared shirts (Polo, American Eagle, Aeropostale, or any quality off brand). Other times I'll just wear a T-shirt, maybe Quiksilver or any other similar brands. For the most part name brands, but I don't care about wearing off brands and I most certainly won't pay a ton of money for name brand stuff, I'll get it if it's cheap. Sometimes I'll wear plain white cotton shirts. Thats the cool thing about not really caring about pleasing others with my clothing. I can wear whatever I want.

I've been trying to get into this group, as in I like the music but I can't ever find the right mood to listen to it. It's definately (for me at least) not the kind of music you can listen to at any time, it's definately more somber and relaxing than uplifting. It's good stuff though.

I do sourdough that's crust is already crispy, then toast it so it's just a light shade of brown, then melt butter on it. Unmelted butter will go uneaten. I normally do two pieces, since I only have a two piece toaster. Two cycles isn't worth it. Sometimes I put some seasoned salt or garlic salt on one of the pieces. Whenever I have whole grain toast I either put peanut butter on it or Nutella (hazelnut butter).

I downloaded it for free from iTunes, it's pretty funny :).

I used to like rap/hip-hop exclusively, now my musical taste has expanded so much that I don't really listen to it much. I still like a lot of what I used to listen to, but the stuff they play on the radio isn't really good at all, so it's kind of underground (+10 :)). Jurassic 5, Cunninlynguists, Aesop Rock, Jedi Mind Tricks, Atmosphere, A Tribe Called Quest and Dilated Peoples are all pretty good stuff.

Nah, it isn't really that kind if show like 'Lost' where you miss one and you don't get the rest. It gives you a rundown at the beginning and then it's easy to follow.

Actually it's $1.25 extra per pack, over what they cost already. Since I don't live in Canada nor do I have any interest in cigarette prices, as I don't smoke or plan to, I don't know how much they cost now. I read something that they plan on increasing the cost per pack in Canada 7% per year, so that's like $20 a pack by 2017. Some people will be spending $60 per day on cigarettes at that rate. Maybe some people will quit at that. If I read the article correctly that $1.25 is per carton, not pack. Good catch, in that case $1.25 isn't incredibly much. Still a bit more, but nothing dramatic.

Actually it's $1.25 extra per pack, over what they cost already. Since I don't live in Canada nor do I have any interest in cigarette prices, as I don't smoke or plan to, I don't know how much they cost now. I read something that they plan on increasing the cost per pack in Canada 7% per year, so that's like $20 a pack by 2017. Some people will be spending $60 per day on cigarettes at that rate. Maybe some people will quit at that.

I'm glad you liked them/Meltcore :). There should be more similar reviews up on the site shortly, so check back if you like.

It's on NBC on Thursday nights. I don't know why I like it, it isn't especially funny (at least not in an obvious way), but something about it keeps me watching it.

You can repost this in Forum Games, which is what this stuff is. In Off-Topic it's just spam. Thanks.

I like it a lot, the contrasting colors are great. It's a cool building too, get any with the reflection pools and stuff?

Please use the sticky in Off-Topic to advertise your site.

Maybe if you inhale a flame with the lighterfluid fumes, but why would you do that. Then again, why would you be huffing solvents and stuff. People literally get stupid from using it. That rush they get is brain cells dieing. Doesn't take long before they can't talk very well and simple math is a challenge.

That's one way of looking at it - but you can't exactly say the game discouraged it - seeing as it was in the front seat. I guess it's all perspective. I totally see where you're coming from on that though, it certainly takes things out of perspective for someone who plays a game then goes and races for real. Some people must actually have a weak enough mind so that they can't come out from the "game state" to reality.

The way I see it is that the guys were into street racing before the game. As in the game didn't make them do what they do. Its because they have an interest in street racing that they play the game. And with the tuning crowd, most likely is was in a PlayStation installed in one of their cars, and what a better game to have in your street racer than a street racing game. Sounds like they were reckless before the game came along :).

Sounds like you're talking about referral links, and those aren't allowed here.

If they were trying to hide something, keeping it from Google Earth to view wouldn't solve the problem, as enemy spy satellites don't distinguish. It's not easy to hide a huge piece of desert, so obviously they wouldn't keep super secret stuff out there.

I snowboard (just got back actually). There's really good snow here in the Sierras, just keeps coming. I'm not really into the tricks in the park, but powder riding and backcountry jumps are a lot of fun. I just go up after school a lot, it's pretty nice.

I found this ship, looks like a cruise ship, in the San Fransisco area. Is it just me or is that a waterpark on top? There's definately a helicoptor pad in the back, and a lot of green (probably grass). Kinda cool I guess. http://img83.imageshack.us/my.php?image=ship7ja.jpg

That's because you bumped a year and a half old post. Don't do it again please.

I like the more serious stuff that he does, but not much of it. The not so serious stuff, as Bubsa said, is no good.

He's becoming well known really fast, word spread like wildfire around here. He's coming to concert in a month or so (not just a small venue either), by then the whole city could know about him :P.

Moved to Music and Movies :).

Moved to a more appropriate forum.