Beer = icky.
You are probably right. Shiner was the first beer I ever liked. Until then I was a total beer snob---the ONLY way I would drink a beer was with a shot of Everclear mixed in.
Beer = icky.
I can't tell you how horrible that sounds.
You. Know. Nothing.
I can hear a rooster crowing.
Well yea, but at the time, "cheap" and "effective" sounded pretty good!
Soufside.
Once again, you're WAY too easily threatened by differing opinions. No one's stopping you from liking it.
That's just Viva.
Gawd, I'm checking EVERY ing link on our teaser site because somebody e-mailed me and said every link they've clicked for the past few weeks has been messed up.
I've found TWO or THREE bad links and those are mostly old or have been taken offline. This is something we do almost daily. Argh!
Intriguing(?). Crowing AND Dandom just may be the answer.
Some people exaggerate.
Total of five now.
User Error.
I read most of "Survivor" by Chuck Palahniuk on the plane today.
In the novel, one of the characters creates a landfill dedicated to porn. People can bring their old porn and sex toys to drop off centers completely free of shame. I realize there was an element of satire in the novel, but I think this is a fantastic idea.
That "Sci-fi Geek" thingy is pretty lame. I have never been into sci-fi, out of all those movies they listed, I've only seen 6. I guessed on almost every question and I got the "Tron costume" score. I don't even know what the a Tron is!
That could be one of your resolutions, to get rid of your porn.
I could have given the abandoned Fleshlight to them instead of Goodwill.
Hence the need for the landfill. It's difficult to dispose of porn discreetly.
Turns out she was talking about something different, but it actually is a legitimate gripe.
Well okay then.
It's weird. I notice some of the other people who add links on our site don't follow basic netiquette.
I've always believed it better to inform somebody when they're clicking on a PDF or other link that uses more bandwidth than normal to open up.
Could you please repeat that but in English this time?
When posting a hyperlink to another Web page or Web site, it is generally considered friendly to tell the person (via text next to the hyperlink) that says the file they are about to click on is of an abnormally larger file size than simply a link to another page.
EX:
Nobody but Maalox click this link.
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