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Huh...I coulda swore there were only three members of Green Day. And who was that poor extra man in the background who was so left out of the band :lmao:
 
Axver said:
Their answer to Terry Lawless?
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Not sure who that is.

Anyways, at the end of the episode, only the three who I thought were members of the band were sitting on the couch. Guess I'll just have to ask Reggo. The fifth guy was obviously singing harmony, but it was hilarious how he was almost hidden behind the speakers, and he was just standing there looking so bored.
 
He's U2's keyboard technician who was brought on stage to round out the band's sound when they did OOTS live on Vertigo's third leg.
 
Cin said:
Put mah coat on and now I'm feeling toasty. Am still bored though. Mr Cin is asleep or at least hiding out in the bedroom. CinBoy is asleep as well, lazy arses.
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i'm bored too. but i'm figuring you're long gone. when i've done checking the thread, i'll see who's actually here.
 
Cin said:
How on earth could I have forgotten this! :doh:


(928): Awww my brother is growing up soo fast!! He just gave me the, "I know you're high but I won't tell mom n dad" look!

(704): you dont want to live with me, im always naked, a chronic masturbator, a bit of a voyeur and will likely touch you while you sleep. ps- i can pick locks

(610): Threw my underwear in my purse as I was running away after sex last night, went to pick up my birth control prescription this morning, took out my wallet and accidentally flung my sweet thong onto the counter in front of the cashier. Think that was the universes way of telling me I am a whore.

847): dude, osama threatened the US again
(1-847): dude. i slept with your sister last night
(847): what?
(1-847) I saw that as an opertune moment to drop some big news

(847): My mom was talking about how protein is essential to strong bones and then I told her, I'll give you protein.
(1-847): How unfortunate for your Mom.

(314): First night home from college and I already forgot that walking around nearly naked with my laptop open to smut porn isn't acceptable. Sorry, mom




I really need to grow up and stop giggling at such immature things.

(740): Just saw an old lady trip and stumble. Laughed. Kept Driving. I'm going to hell.
:shifty::lol:
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:lmao: i love this site. :sad: it makes me cry with laughter.
 
Cin said:
If any of them bothered to get their drivers licences or saved for a car instead of wasting cash on computer shit then they could drive themselves. I could stay home or go visit CinBoy or pack or clean my house or buy some rollerskates. grrrr. They're gonna miss this schmuck when she's gone.
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are these mrcin and cin mutual friends? and none of them drive?? god, they sound like my sisterinlaw. but we wont talk about her because i have a peace zen vibe happening right now.

:zen:
 
Cin said:
awww, I get so excited when I see an Australia Post van pull up. Always think I've won a lovely prize. :love:
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i check my letterbox religiously, like mrs sparrow on donnie darko, but i'm looking for stray chequeus.
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and prizes. hell, anything that is addressed to me to make me know someone thought of me! even if it was just westpac. :love:
 
Speaking as somebody who legally can't drive and would love to, it truly amazes me there are people out there who choose not to drive. Now, I can understand taking your time about learning - driving does look fucking intimidating to me. And if you live somewhere like Melbourne, or if you were like my mother and cycled everywhere because you're a fitness freak like that, I can understand not finding a licence a necessity.

But simply never doing it? Especially if you live out in somewhere like Geelong? I don't get it.
 
so, mat just sent me a real estate link to a house in a nearby suburb that is selling for nearly twice what we paid for ours. the house is almost identical except this one is onky 10 years old and ours is about 60, lol. this other one has that scandinavian wood EVERYWHERE look, whereas ours just looks like a dollhouse because it's white/offwhite and painted inside. but the important parts are that it's obviously finished (ours is a reno :doh: ) and has a freaking awesome shed. so ours is not quite finished and has no shed, but it has a pool. aaaaaaaaaaaaaand room underneath for more. we plan to chop the upstairs bedrooms into 2 each, yadayada this is raving on, huh. anyway, the point is it's good news.

:hmm:

not that i want to sell, or lose any yard space. but then again a large yard is a pain. maybe we could get a ride-on mower!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OMG! how much fun would that be??
oh my god.
:hmm:
 
Axver said:
Speaking as somebody who legally can't drive and would love to, it truly amazes me there are people out there who choose not to drive. Now, I can understand taking your time about learning - driving does look fucking intimidating to me. And if you live somewhere like Melbourne, or if you were like my mother and cycled everywhere because you're a fitness freak like that, I can understand not finding a licence a necessity.

But simply never doing it? Especially if you live out in somewhere like Geelong? I don't get it.
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if you're totally independent, then i applaud people for not driving. if you're like my mother, my numerous inlaws, cin's friends, my mother in law, or any other lazy fucking sod, then no. i 'not only don't have patience, but i'm annoyed, too. it's a fucking inconvenience to everyone else who has to haul your fucking arse around the place.

come back zen!!!!!!! have i told you about fucking sil's car which is leaking oil onto my grass at present????? oh god, why did i think about this again?
:depressed:

happy place.... happy place....

:zen:
 
great, now even ax has left.
:grumpy:

oh, and i wasn't clear, in my rant at non drivers, that doesn't mean folk like you ax who have a perfectly justificable reason to not drive - plus you're entirely independent.
 
oh no. i sent an email to a spammer by mistake. hopefully they'll delete it because it's from my offshoreportfolios account and they'll just think i'm mrs obutoo click mange from nigeria who is shifting my dead husband's wealth from the guerilla government.
 
I'm eating breakfast for the first time in weeks. Do I care that it's actually lunchtime? Hellz no.

Angela Harlem said:
if you're totally independent, then i applaud people for not driving. if you're like my mother, my numerous inlaws, cin's friends, my mother in law, or any other lazy fucking sod, then no. i 'not only don't have patience, but i'm annoyed, too. it's a fucking inconvenience to everyone else who has to haul your fucking arse around the place.
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Yeah, this. I just don't know how these wilfully dependent sods do it. I feel terrible whenever I ask somebody to take me somewhere out of their way, despite having a perfectly legitimate justification. Alison's taken me shopping a few times lately so that I can bring home more than I can physically carry on the tram, and I feel like I really owe her for that.

Hell, one of the main reasons why I moved to Melbourne was so that I could live somewhere with a transport network that could allow me to do most things without having to ask anybody for help. On the Gold Coast, I was TOTALLY dependent on Mum taking me places and it was awful.
 
Axver said:
I'm eating breakfast for the first time in weeks. Do I care that it's actually lunchtime? Hellz no.



Yeah, this. I just don't know how these wilfully dependent sods do it. I feel terrible whenever I ask somebody to take me somewhere out of their way, despite having a perfectly legitimate justification. Alison's taken me shopping a few times lately so that I can bring home more than I can physically carry on the tram, and I feel like I really owe her for that.

Hell, one of the main reasons why I moved to Melbourne was so that I could live somewhere with a transport network that could allow me to do most things without having to ask anybody for help. On the Gold Coast, I was TOTALLY dependent on Mum taking me places and it was awful.
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I'm sure you're very aware that people really don't mind helping out with you. I can't speak for Ali, but I have no doubt she doesn't even see it as a favour, but as another opportunity to catch up and so on. This is what friends do. Freeloaders are a whole different matter. Doesn't stop the guilt, I know. You probably hate putting anyone out, generally, if you feel like this, so don't be worrying!
 
bono_212 said:
Til August 18th :slant:
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that's so awesome and so awful at the same time. awful only because you are strapped at the moment. i've no doubt you'll get crafty about this and have an ingenius way to get cashed up before too long! :hug:

money is such a curse. why can't we barter?' that was a good system. le sigh.
 
Angela Harlem said:
that's so awesome and so awful at the same time. awful only because you are strapped at the moment. i've no doubt you'll get crafty about this and have an ingenius way to get cashed up before too long! :hug:

money is such a curse. why can't we barter?' that was a good system. le sigh.
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I don't WANT to be on a break, I'd much rather be working. :sigh:

And I realize that's kind of what you're saying, I just, I don't really like not doing anything, I hate breaks.
 
Angela Harlem said:
I'm sure you're very aware that people really don't mind helping out with you. I can't speak for Ali, but I have no doubt she doesn't even see it as a favour, but as another opportunity to catch up and so on. This is what friends do. Freeloaders are a whole different matter. Doesn't stop the guilt, I know. You probably hate putting anyone out, generally, if you feel like this, so don't be worrying!
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Yeah, I mean, when Alison's taken me to do the shopping, we've also done other things at the same time - grabbed dinner or whatever. Doesn't make me feel too much better about having to ask somebody to help though; I mean, I could just do repeat tram journeys. But that shit adds up time-wise.

It's just annoying knowing that no matter what I do or where I live, there's no escaping dependence in some way. I'd love to be able to hop in the car and go driving in the country with my camera, chasing trains or stopping to photograph whatever catches my eye. But that's simply out of the question.
 
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