Adiós, Spain Superthread

[LemonMelon]

Ha, which thread is that? Memories ...

Ah, right, fair enough. Though you know I would've thrown a shitfit and forced the tracklist in. Still in two minds about whether or not to go premium again, and whether I want to return to running the tournaments. But especially if a U2 Live Survivor is done, I think it'll be essential as I'm the one who's planned out how that would work, and it's damn complex.

http://forum.interference.com/f287/saint-louis-du-ha-ha-quebec-superthread-185814-51.html

Your currency is quickly catching up with the dollar in value. In a month, it'll be $75 a year for a year of premium for us, and 0.30 for you. I say go for it.

 

[Axver]

http://forum.interference.com/f287/saint-louis-du-ha-ha-quebec-superthread-185814-51.html

Your currency is quickly catching up with the dollar in value. In a month, it'll be $75 a year for a year of premium for us, and 0.30 for you. I say go for it.

Damn, that thread feels like ages ago.

And heh, yeah, it does make a nice change from the dark days of 2002 when our dollar's value was so comparatively shit that U2 couldn't even bring Elevation down here - then again, we got saved from that terrible tour, so I suppose it evened out. Though now it might not work out quite so economically advantageous for me to order in bulk from Amazon rather than paying through the nose for wildly overpriced books and music here.

 

[KhanadaRhodes]

Damn, that thread feels like ages ago.

And heh, yeah, it does make a nice change from the dark days of 2002 when our dollar's value was so comparatively shit that U2 couldn't even bring Elevation down here - then again, we got saved from that terrible tour, so I suppose it evened out. Though now it might not work out quite so economically advantageous for me to order in bulk from Amazon rather than paying through the nose for wildly overpriced books and music here.

 

[Axver]

Hey, I IMed you and you haven't replied.

(Or are you at work and your IM's signed on at home?)

 

[LemonMelon]

Damn, that thread feels like ages ago.

And heh, yeah, it does make a nice change from the dark days of 2002 when our dollar's value was so comparatively shit that U2 couldn't even bring Elevation down here - then again, we got saved from that terrible tour, so I suppose it evened out. Though now it might not work out quite so economically advantageous for me to order in bulk from Amazon rather than paying through the nose for wildly overpriced books and music here.

I don't know what the stick figure in my avatar is so happy about; he's dead broke.

How much mileage does a monorail get to the gallon?

 

[Axver]

I don't know what the stick figure in my avatar is so happy about; he's dead broke.

How much mileage does a monorail get to the gallon?

It's miles to the kilowatt, and if McCain builds a shitload of nukular power plants, you guys will be fine if you hire Mr Lanley to build your public transport systems!

 

[LarryMullen's POPAngel]

Oh, good. I came back from lunch and we're still on the same thread. :whew:

I slept like a rock - I just wish I could have slept more, and in my own bed.

 

[LemonMelon]

It's miles to the kilowatt, and if McCain builds a shitload of nukular power plants, you guys will be fine if you hire Mr Lanley to build your public transport systems!

Exposure to nuclear radiation will increase our killing power.

 

[KhanadaRhodes]

Hey, I IMed you and you haven't replied.

(Or are you at work and your IM's signed on at home?)

correct

 

[Axver]

correct

You suck.

 

[Axver]

Exposure to nuclear radiation will increase our killing power.

The big one's called Bitey.

 

[corianderstem]

I added a whole bunch of Interference people as friends last night on Facebook. If I missed anyone who cares, let me know.

 

[KhanadaRhodes]

You suck.

it's not my fault i have to work!

although today's my friday, and the start of my vacation. so, i'll be home starting tomorrow and won't be back to work until the 12th.

 

[KhanadaRhodes]

I added a whole bunch of Interference people as friends last night on Facebook. If I missed anyone who cares, let me know.

 

[LemonMelon]

The big one's called Bitey.

The killing power reference was from the one where Homer gets a crayon removed from his brain, but OK.

 

[The Sad Punk]

The killing power reference was from the one where Homer gets a crayon removed from his brain, but OK.

I preferred just thinking of him as dumb, without the crayon.

 

[LemonMelon]

I preferred just thinking of him as dumb, without the crayon.

I hate episodes that murder continuity.

Arman Tamzarian, anyone?

 

[Axver]

The killing power reference was from the one where Homer gets a crayon removed from his brain, but OK.

Oh, yes. I'm just imagining nuclear mutants, with the big one called Bitey. It's nearly 4am, I think I'm allowed to think along strange lines.

 

[corianderstem]

I like the soundtrack to I'm Not There much more than I liked the movie.

 

[Axver]

it's not my fault i have to work!

You choose to work! Haven't you heard of marrying a rich sugardaddy?

 

[LemonMelon]

Oh, yes. I'm just imagining nuclear mutants, with the big one called Bitey. It's nearly 4am, I think I'm allowed to think along strange lines.

I can relate. Most of my humorous writing is done at 4 AM.

Or, at least, the writing I find humorous.

 

[The Sad Punk]

I hate episodes that murder continuity.

Arman Tamzarian, anyone?

Noone shall ever mention that again, under penalty of torture.

 

[KhanadaRhodes]

You choose to work! Haven't you heard of marrying a rich sugardaddy?

hey, i keep trying.

 

[Axver]

I hate episodes that murder continuity.

Arman Tamzarian, anyone?

I would say that's their worst episode ever, but thanks to recent seasons, it's not.

Plus, although the premise is absolutely moronic, some of the episode is actually fairly enjoyable.

 

[LemonMelon]

I like the soundtrack to I'm Not There much more than I liked the movie.

The movie was pretentious. Bob Dylan never saved a village from being turned into a freeway, literally or figuratively.

 

[The Sad Punk]

Crap, I just took a button off my jacket completely without thinking.

3:25am is a helluva thing.

 

[Axver]

I can relate. Most of my humorous writing is done at 4 AM.

Or, at least, the writing I find humorous.

I should go have alcohol and see what bizarre trains of thought I have then. But I actually plan to go to bed in a few minutes.

 

[corianderstem]

I love this exchange from the Simpsons episode with Lisa and the spelling bee. She won the school's bee, and Skinner tries to give her a prize, a "model" of the planet Mars.

Lisa: This is just a red rubber ball with "Mars" written on it.

Skinner: Behold! The red planet!

HA!

 

[The Sad Punk]

The movie was pretentious. Bob Dylan never saved a village from being turned into a freeway, literally or figuratively.

Wait, what?

Now I have to see it!

 

[LemonMelon]

I would say that's their worst episode ever, but thanks to recent seasons, it's not.

Plus, although the premise is absolutely moronic, some of the episode is actually fairly enjoyable.

The only good scene:

Homer: Okay, once more. Where are we going?
Edna: To Capital City.
Homer: And why are you and the old lady in the car?
Agnes: We're gonna talk Arman Tamzarian into coming back.
Homer: And why is Marge here?
Marge: I came up with the idea.
Homer: And why am I here?
Marge: Because the streets of Capital City are no place for three unescorted ladies.
Homer: Why are the kids here?
Marge: Because we couldn't find Grandpa to sit for them.
Homer: Why is Grandpa here?
Abe: Because Jasper didn't want to come by himself!
Homer: Huh, fair enough.