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by **Mummu** » Fri Aug 22, 2003 2:54 pm

no no, not like that,
its never mine arm, its always someoen elses

by **Oddysee** » Fri Aug 22, 2003 4:34 pm

Azzors wrote:guiness is for old drunks and the british .... (some other stuff)...

Have you even been payin attention to this forum?... I AM BRITISH!!!

Live in Denmark tho... not too proud of it...

:twisted:

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by **Mummu** » Fri Aug 22, 2003 6:23 pm

well why not?
i would more prefer to life in denmark then in england.

by **Oddysee** » Fri Aug 22, 2003 8:44 pm

Mainly, cus this place is perfect.... it's safe, clean, has a good health care and nobody's poor... in short, it lacks every aspect of life except being alive...

A doll house may seem overly nice and fancy, but after a while, the lack of change, the lack of events and the general monotomous continiuency of it all get's very, VERY dull!

I'm sure this place is very good if you're old, or seteling down. I, on the other hand am 19 and doing neither...
I want out!

Put yourself in my shoes. I only ever feel alive when in big cities, I thrive on crowds, I need them. I love the feeling of walking down a street watching 1oo.ooo people walk by, then walk down that same street the day after, and not seing as much as one of them.
Then imagine what I feel like when ever we come back from Manchester (Aprox: 4.2 Mill. people) to Esbjerg (Aprox: 1oo.ooo people)

It's like I'm all empty inside... I mean sure, this place is great, life is easy, and you're never really in financial trouble... but on the other hand, you never really live either... No experiences, no thrills... It's just small city life... and petty people who think that the world isn't bigger and that they're "Oh so hip!", all protected in their ignorant little worlds, viewed through their narrow minded perspectives...

Then you'll see why I'm not thrilled about this place...

Tm

by **scream** » Sun Aug 24, 2003 9:39 am

Here I am. Just can't get enough of those chips.

by **Oddysee** » Sun Aug 24, 2003 11:10 am

Hmm... I always imagined you differently... oh well...
Just one question:
Who's the dude in front with the cap? */me grins wickedly*

:twisted:

Tm

by **Ichyro** » Sun Aug 24, 2003 5:50 pm

Thought he was the dude in the cap...

by **Redningsmand** » Sun Aug 24, 2003 6:54 pm

lol he is the dude with the cap, notice my brothers *snickering* and u'll find out hes taking a piss

by **Oddysee** » Sun Aug 24, 2003 7:01 pm

Ichyro wrote:Thought he was the dude in the cap...

Uhm... For the sake of things... I'll ignore you just said that Ichy...
Either that, or pretend you were joking as well... yes that's it! You were...
Cus I mean, nobody's THAT slow... (I'm kiddin'! Figured I'd say it, you know... better safe than sorry...)

:twisted:

Tm

by **Katieblu** » Sun Aug 24, 2003 8:11 pm

mmmmmm doritos and cheetos. breakfast of champions! you are a cutie

by **scream** » Mon Aug 25, 2003 10:26 am

Actually it's lunch time heh heh. Going back to school as an upper-classman! Wooh! Man, I'll be sure to take pics of the hijinks that are sure to take place on the (11th) first day of school. Maybe there will be some good ones to post.

And yes, yes I am the one with the hat.

by **Oddysee** » Mon Aug 25, 2003 12:10 pm

... I don't get it... Is sarcasm not a word in America?... Or do you just not understand it?...

Ok, this is to anyone who didn't get the joke above (I feel so degrading having to explain this)...

It was a JOKE!... As in:
I'm messing with you...
I'm making fun of it...
I'm not serious...

Pick any of the above...
God! Sometimes being british is tough in here... Still like yer tho! :wink:

Tm

by **Ichyro** » Mon Aug 25, 2003 4:09 pm

Im really comfuzzled.... :?:

by **Tir_McDohl** » Mon Aug 25, 2003 6:07 pm

Geez dude, even I caught that on the first read... To attempt avoiding any further confusion, I'll try my hand at this...

When he said "Who's the guy in the cap?" he was being sarcastic, talking as someone who doesn't understand he's the poster. He does, in fact, realize that the person in the cap is the poster. That was the joke.

What probably confused you all is that the British have a very..."dry" sense of humor. They'll lay a joke down, and not so much as blink, let alone laugh or smile. That explains the "Sometimes being British is tough in here" remark...

Did I miss anything?

by **Ichyro** » Mon Aug 25, 2003 7:33 pm

Yeah, I got it now....I think.

No AO make Ichy go something...somethin.

by **Oddysee** » Mon Aug 25, 2003 8:19 pm

Tir_McDohl wrote:Geez dude, even I caught that on the first read... To attempt avoiding any further confusion, I'll try my hand at this...

When he said "Who's the guy in the cap?" he was being sarcastic, talking as someone who doesn't understand he's the poster. He does, in fact, realize that the person in the cap is the poster. That was the joke.

What probably confused you all is that the British have a very..."dry" sense of humor. They'll lay a joke down, and not so much as blink, let alone laugh or smile. That explains the "Sometimes being British is tough in here" remark...

Did I miss anything?

Tir... If it wasn't cus I don't really know you all that well... I'd bloody kiss you!
So I'll settle for a thanks!

*/me shouts as loud as he can:*

I'm not alone!!!

:twisted:

Tm

by **scream** » Mon Aug 25, 2003 9:12 pm

Heh heh. Yes I got the joke, just let me add that it is hard to read sarcasm. You're grin emote, tho, made it obvious. Good times good times.

by **Mummu** » Mon Aug 25, 2003 9:14 pm

its all the water between britain and usa, there gets lots of sarcasm drown.

by **Tristalyn** » Mon Aug 25, 2003 10:59 pm

*steals the bag of cheetos and runs off*

by **scream** » Tue Aug 26, 2003 8:08 am

Dewd! Those are my cheetoes! *runs after Trist*
*trips over shoe*
*shakes fist*

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