wormcode wrote:First time I heard the term 'hipster' was on Seinfeld in like 1994.

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1955ish.

Can't see Ginsberg in skinny jeans, though.

I have never eaten beef cus my mum was paranoid about BSE and now I am vegetarian. Is it any good? Beef's so good that the (supposedly vegetarian) girl I went out with on Monday night got A SINGLE PINT down, ordered a cheeseburger and had a fair old bit of my steak. I love girls who's morals go out...

I went and it was shit. There was no bass to speak of, no vibes, men in uniform kept shooting at you and Skream played nothing but brostep.

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Oh, and fwiw getting pumped out and broken at the end of 2-3 hours session is pretty normal and suggests that you're trying stuff that's hard enough and not slacking off. No matter how much you train, humans aren't built to operate at somewhere near maximum capacity for upwards of two hours, and it'...

I climb quite a lot outdoors and in, but I'm fairly crap at it, probably because I like beer and pies too much.

It's amazing fun though, and does crazy things to your upper body strength. I'd thoroughly recommend it to anyone who's thinking of trying it.

Barp!

ketamine wrote:Wub is winding you guys up.

Virtuoso performance, though. He must be seriously bored...

The closed mindedness of those who believe there is a SCIENTIFIC EXPLANATION FOR EVERYTHING need to start looking with their mind and not just their eyes. Mephistopheles would have a field day, I swear. Seriously, some people need to start seeing the geometric symbols everywhere. I'm just looking a...

d-T-r wrote:No one ever wonder why geometry ,the platonic solids and phi & pi are one of the main re-occuring themes of these things?

How could geometry not be a re-occuring theme of them given that they're, er, shapes?

(Btw the answer to your question is "because they look cool".)

I think by and large the division is between unskilled / semi-skilled jobs and highly specialized jobs rather than physical vs non-physical, because highly specialized workers generally have a lot more bargaining power when it comes to conditions (including health and safety stuff) and hours. Workin...

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The problem with this sort of stuff is that if they officially stripped Armstrong of his TdF titles, they'd have to go a fair way down the ranking list to find someone clean to give them to. I mean, Jan Ullrich? Floyd Landis? I'm all in favour of coming down hard on doping and I'm glad that pro cycl...

Just remembered another one - Ghent seemed really nice while I was there. Sort of mid-way between Bruges and the real world. Not sure it's the best city in the world - I'm not sure it's really a city in the same way that London or San Fran or Berlin are - but it deserves an honourable mention. Also,...

Yeah and Reaper can be had legitimately for about 50 dollars, which is a reasonable price. I just don't like it much myself, we need more competition in that price range. But a lot of the reason that there isn't more competition in that range is that people use cracked copies of cubase (or FL or wh...

I there like a cheaper glenlevit? Can't really justify buying a 100 quid bottle of something I've not tried, and even then.. That's only the really vintage stuff that goes for that much, just seen a bottle of 25 year vintage listed for £189, the 12 year single malt is about £30 a bottle Good whisky...

I love the american use of the phrase "tank tops."



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thats my point, technical is a very loose term meaning you know how to use the technology you have to the best advangtage so obviously if you can work your technology well it wont sound good I think the really big thing that happens in production discussions on the internet is that "technical ...

bright maroon wrote: D.C. is the place if you like food like this...

Ethipopean ( / Sudanese / Eritrean) ftw.