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Wow, that would have been a fun day. Worst I get is a severe burning sensation the next day whenever I drink goon.

He's more than that, he's the Trolleral of the Army.

Drunk TIF'ing? not all that cool. @Dan, I've been trying to get into bartending in Canada for 3 years now because it'd be a perfect chance to try something really different in my life. Heck, bartending in AUS is painful enough, no one will hire you even for unpaid training for fear you'll sue them if you slip or something. Those that will pay, demand 5+ years EXP. (PS: If you know of any places in Brissy, tell me now) Wait till Friday, sober to [cabbage]faced in under 15.

What are you going to miss? RPG goes drunk again? Tim gets laid? Dizzle wins peace prize? Halo stops posting pictures/gifs? Elk stops making one-liners? Duff stops posting Emma pictures? TIF's fairly static. For this, I'm getting [cabbage]faced Friday night just to mix things up a little.

Now I feel left out because I'm not allowed to drink at all tonight as part of the traffic offender program. Gonna be [cabbage].

I should have just said no to being willing to do it and just cited my reasoning on why I need the licence.

Hoping my retail CD key will be able to be Steam activated.

Well [bleep]. Gotta do a [bleep]ing 6-week traffic offenders course. Goodbye $140 and Tuesday nights for the next 6 weeks. Apart from money, the worst part is the two page report I have to do at the end saying what I've learnt. Which will be nothing. I take it this was for when you were speeding a few months back? Yeah.

I think you quoted the wrong person, I'm all in favour of legalisation.

Court in 37 minutes.

Alcohol, even in small doses, damages your liver.

Governments and corporations have a responsibility to be accountable for their actions. It helps fight off back-room deals, embezzlement, coercion and a myriad of other illegal activities. It's the responsibility of the government to serve the people, not the people to serve the government.

There's a thing called privacy, that's something that every individual deserves and their wishes of privacy should be respected (companies and governments, however, need to run with a certain degree of transparency.)

That keeping drugs illegal keeps people safer, and is less of a burden on society.

Worst I got caught doing? Chocking a kid until he nearly passed out. Wouldn't have been caught had someone not given me a black eye and when the teacher found out asked people until she found out what happened. I got sent home for the day solely because of the black eye. Not caught doing: - shutting down computers via telnet - sending people messages via telnet - installing programs on computers that we weren't allowed to - installing programs on computers that allegedly couldn't install programs if you weren't admin - keylogging teacher passwords - watching teachers type passwords if they typed slow for teacher access - using my college login for the domain system in high school to gain privileges that other students didn't get (including access sites they couldn't) - torrenting the Slayer discography - gaining access to a proxy on a domain-level whitelist to download OS ISOs and to torrent - creating batches that were then made to run on boot using a program that I forget the name of - setting the backgrounds of 3 computers to porn at college (altering backgrounds was meant to be impossible, and the background was supposed to be changed to a server-side image that incorporated who was logged in on the top-right side) - picking locks - rocking up to class baked as [cabbage] at college (teachers didn't care anyway, the people high were quiet and more likely to do their work)

What can people recommend to me for trying to design a sleeve tattoo? Computing is a really big thing for me and so I've decided I'd go with a circuitry sleeve, with it coming off onto my shoulder and chest, but I'm not sure how to go about with doing a sketch-up to show the tattoo artist so we can better work on it.

Oh god the nostalgia. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asdCrXGnFJo

If the law says "Don't do X", and someone does x, it isn't the law that made their decision to do x. Focus on the bolded part, with a word placed in there that I'd forgotten to put in the sentence in the first place (the word is to.) If we could reduce the rates of those things, along with reduce the number of new users by making it legally obtainable, would you admit that you were wrong?

Hahaha, with my friends cops would be called for, arrive and arrest us way before we'd get bored.

So, because the person doesn't have the money, they should just be left to die? That's just sadistic and the most [bleep]ed up thing I've ever heard. I'm so glad I live in a country where basic healthcare is available for everyone, even if they have no money. No, it means they shouldn't be doing drugs in the first place, especially if they can't care for themselves afterwards. EDIT: You can also read it as: I don't want to pay for their drug addiction. What if, by keeping the drugs illegal, we were putting them in situations which lead crime, death, and other causes of social burden? Would you be willing to admit that you were wrong?

I was always considered the most likely to snap and kill everyone. Mainly because I am a wealth of knowledge on, umm, 'unconventional' things.

Good idea, but I don't get the reason for the cross, since I didn't think they had any significant meaning to you.

So, because the person doesn't have the money, they should just be left to die? That's just sadistic and the most [bleep]ed up thing I've ever heard. I'm so glad I live in a country where basic healthcare is available for everyone, even if they have no money.

Only parts of me that I shave are ones that mouths go to.

Hail to the king, baby!