Posted: 20 Jan 2006, 11:30
I don't even want to know how that's working!Motz wrote:If you've got two hands you might as well...
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Posted: 20 Jan 2006, 11:47
One hand to hold the Pot Noodle, one to hold the fork, and the other to...
Oh, wait...
Oh, wait...
Posted: 20 Jan 2006, 11:48
Bet Motz is relieved you didn't ask for a demonstration.boudicca wrote:I don't even want to know how that's working!Motz wrote:If you've got two hands you might as well...
Posted: 20 Jan 2006, 12:22
Sorry. Counting the number of limbs required to simultaneously masturbate and masticate probably wasn't the most difficult task. But it was 7.30, cut me some slack
Currently avoiding anything productive by browsing Heartland. My lyrics notebook is open in front of me, but I've already done one verse today. Pfft. Too productive
Currently avoiding anything productive by browsing Heartland. My lyrics notebook is open in front of me, but I've already done one verse today. Pfft. Too productive
Posted: 20 Jan 2006, 12:47
I'm going to avoid productivity now, by going to school to do a Maths exam. :\
Everything I've done so far was productive.. printed some ITZ covers, got a Salvation bootleg for Scotty..
But I didn't get a Pot Noodle.
Everything I've done so far was productive.. printed some ITZ covers, got a Salvation bootleg for Scotty..
But I didn't get a Pot Noodle.
Posted: 20 Jan 2006, 12:55
Dark wrote:, got a Salvation bootleg for Scotty..
Cheers Dark and good luck with the exam.Posted: 20 Jan 2006, 16:50
You're a 16-year-old male!Dark wrote:But I didn't get a Pot Noodle.
Clearly something is awry. Have you been to the doctor's?
Posted: 20 Jan 2006, 17:41
I trawl through ebay bidding on obscure cd's I need and then realise that I've spent too much!
Posted: 20 Jan 2006, 17:44
I direct you to the Soulseeker's thread, Libs!Brideoffrankenstein wrote:I trawl through ebay bidding on obscure cd's I need and then realise that I've spent too much!
You can get music for nowt these days.
Posted: 20 Jan 2006, 17:46
Of course he didn't get a Pot Noodle, he didn't have any hands spareboudicca wrote:You're a 16-year-old male!Dark wrote:But I didn't get a Pot Noodle.
Clearly something is awry. Have you been to the doctor's?
Posted: 20 Jan 2006, 17:47
Oh yes, but it gives me a sense of achievement when I actually manage to track the actual product downboudicca wrote:You can get music for nowt these days.
Posted: 20 Jan 2006, 18:12
Well, I needed something to keep me going before going to school.Motz wrote:Of course he didn't get a Pot Noodle, he didn't have any hands spareboudicca wrote:You're a 16-year-old male!Dark wrote:But I didn't get a Pot Noodle.
Clearly something is awry. Have you been to the doctor's?
Posted: 20 Jan 2006, 20:21
I expect a Pot Noodle tastes the same as.... no, I better not go there
Posted: 20 Jan 2006, 22:52
Grounds for divorce apparently......
and myheartland of course.
and myheartland of course.
Posted: 21 Jan 2006, 00:20
Tetris and a crappy game called Zuma - I estimate they both owe me about a yearor so, in hours played.
Posted: 21 Jan 2006, 01:53
i always avoid playing zuma -i thought it was because it was strange to play a game that shares it's name with one of your mates; but seeing as you're a fellow tetris-head ness it must be because it's fuckin' addictive....though i bet it's not as addictive as the bubble-shooter.
Posted: 21 Jan 2006, 11:53
I still can't beat 400,000!eastmidswhizzkid wrote:though i bet it's not as addictive as the bubble-shooter.
Posted: 26 Jan 2006, 03:57
i don't even bother looking at the score anymore -it's just me an' the bubbles maaan!Brideoffrankenstein wrote:I still can't beat 400,000!eastmidswhizzkid wrote:though i bet it's not as addictive as the bubble-shooter.
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