Lying in the sofa with mobile internet, waiting for the sun to come out so I can go swim and get salty :>FloppY_ wrote:
Fuck I hate work
Fuck I hate buying clothes
Fuck I am bored now
Fuck...
So how has your day been?
Don't you just love it when you get a cheque sent through, skip to the number and its for 3.4 grand.
Then your heart stops.
Then you see its addressed to walker prestons...
Then you ring them and they tell you to send it back as its a mistake.
Nfu mutual you sure are funny prankers.
Then your heart stops.
Then you see its addressed to walker prestons...
Then you ring them and they tell you to send it back as its a mistake.
Nfu mutual you sure are funny prankers.
Uzique wrote:
how can you hate buying clothes? nigga hates lookin' good?
buy sc2, i keep telling you, every time that you are bored...
quit whine, get life = profitz
Last edited by FloppY_ (2010-07-28 06:05:48)
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
Who the hell still uses cheques
ive already told you about 5 times that the cracked-copy will be boring as SHIT.
have fun, moron.
have fun, moron.
libertarian benefit collector - anti-academic super-intellectual. http://mixlr.com/the-little-phrase/
Not that I'd have much more fun with the full version tbhUzique wrote:
ive already told you about 5 times that the cracked-copy will be boring as SHIT.
have fun, moron.
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
99% of starcraft 2 is community-based / battle.net matchmaking / leagues / multiplayer.
and that doesn't mean hyper-competitive, get-your-ass-owned-everytime, rage-quit stuff...
it means playing against another intelligent, unpredictable player. even if it's just another low-skill mate.
i would say that even the best RTS games, e.g. starcraft and company of heroes, are completely dull in offline mode.
and that doesn't mean hyper-competitive, get-your-ass-owned-everytime, rage-quit stuff...
it means playing against another intelligent, unpredictable player. even if it's just another low-skill mate.
i would say that even the best RTS games, e.g. starcraft and company of heroes, are completely dull in offline mode.
libertarian benefit collector - anti-academic super-intellectual. http://mixlr.com/the-little-phrase/
Ohhh, that's a nasty letdownjord wrote:
Don't you just love it when you get a cheque sent through, skip to the number and its for 3.4 grand.
Then your heart stops.
Then you see its addressed to walker prestons...
Then you ring them and they tell you to send it back as its a mistake.
Nfu mutual you sure are funny prankers.
meh...Uzique wrote:
99% of starcraft 2 is community-based / battle.net matchmaking / leagues / multiplayer.
and that doesn't mean hyper-competitive, get-your-ass-owned-everytime, rage-quit stuff...
it means playing against another intelligent, unpredictable player. even if it's just another low-skill mate.
i would say that even the best RTS games, e.g. starcraft and company of heroes, are completely dull in offline mode.
I dislike RTS online since I hate people who quit as soon as they see they are losing (I am one of those faggots myself tbh)
I prefer taking a slow and steady approach, and multiplayer just does not allow that...
I like to try a game before I consider buying it...
Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
I never enjoyed RTS, too much thinking tbh
Well if they make mistakes I can try to confuse them and send the cheque back with a note saying "make payable to jordan****". 1% chance it'll work I suppose, and I don't think that's illegal.Ultrafunkula wrote:
Ohhh, that's a nasty letdownjord wrote:
Don't you just love it when you get a cheque sent through, skip to the number and its for 3.4 grand.
Then your heart stops.
Then you see its addressed to walker prestons...
Then you ring them and they tell you to send it back as its a mistake.
Nfu mutual you sure are funny prankers.
Hehe. Iiii'm pretty sure it's a minor fraud at leastjord wrote:
Well if they make mistakes I can try to confuse them and send the cheque back with a note saying "make payable to jordan****". 1% chance it'll work I suppose, and I don't think that's illegal.Ultrafunkula wrote:
Ohhh, that's a nasty letdownjord wrote:
Don't you just love it when you get a cheque sent through, skip to the number and its for 3.4 grand.
Then your heart stops.
Then you see its addressed to walker prestons...
Then you ring them and they tell you to send it back as its a mistake.
Nfu mutual you sure are funny prankers.
Its a grey area and if they ring back ill just say it confused me. Worth a try for that money.Ultrafunkula wrote:
Hehe. Iiii'm pretty sure it's a minor fraud at leastjord wrote:
Well if they make mistakes I can try to confuse them and send the cheque back with a note saying "make payable to jordan****". 1% chance it'll work I suppose, and I don't think that's illegal.Ultrafunkula wrote:
Ohhh, that's a nasty letdown
Mornin
That's 2 things that have had me kinda excited about money this week, both probably won't amount to anything other than me feeling shittier.
1. Found grandads old ingersoll pocket watch in storage
2. Got cheque through, isn't for me.
Third time lucky?
Probably not...
1. Found grandads old ingersoll pocket watch in storage
2. Got cheque through, isn't for me.
Third time lucky?
Probably not...
Is it me or is Star Craft II is marked-up pretty high ($60.00)???
Those noggers at Blozznord be hatin'
Those noggers at Blozznord be hatin'
seize the day, jord
Carpe diem was actually a potential member title change for me this morning, but I thought it kinda pretentious.
A good quote nontheless.
A good quote nontheless.
Last edited by jord (2010-07-28 06:42:29)
rule britannia
carpe diem is like a 'good quote' to people that know fuck-all about latin but like to sound erudite
anyway, back to the status quo of ee chats...
anyway, back to the status quo of ee chats...
libertarian benefit collector - anti-academic super-intellectual. http://mixlr.com/the-little-phrase/
Posting on my android wooooooooo
I'm of the opinion that any quote that appears on the loading screen on rome:total war is good.Uzique wrote:
carpe diem is like a 'good quote' to people that know fuck-all about latin but like to sound erudite
anyway, back to the status quo of ee chats...
im of the opinion that any quote on the loading screen of a computer game is populist bullshit that you could get from dictionary.com quote-of-the-day, anyway.
libertarian benefit collector - anti-academic super-intellectual. http://mixlr.com/the-little-phrase/
You don't get to debate it if you haven't completed the game.
Its a classic, now go and conquer 50 cities, watch out for the selucids though!
Its a classic, now go and conquer 50 cities, watch out for the selucids though!