New Testingstan

For me it was age 17-23 or so. I'm still there, but I've had about a hundred posts in the last five years.

not as fun as ronulan adr

I haven't seen a proper tip since I left Newy, and my Dad and I went there every few weeks.

Now that I think about it, I have no idea why. What could he have possibly needed to dump?

It's a hallowed "SDN tradition."

Like a lot of things, they started as silly fun. Then...

I was thinking what such a thing would be. I figure concrete tables, and tiled floors so the inevitable drunken accidents are cleaned easily. I call it: Mick's (And Tim's if you're up for it) Table Tennis and Beer Shed.

We'll make millions.

I can only hope it catches on here somehow, soon.

Plotting the yearly trip to Canberra, but now we're staying in a serviced flat with a bunch of people. We're doing the trip on the cheap, as my new job is still picking up steam. 2 students a week right now. I went to this ping pong bar saturday night roof collapsed on the table where I was playing ...

evilsoup wrote:lol
DVD box sets
how 2009

i wonder how our local dvd shops would fare if australia's internet suddenly became more like the rest of the world?

apparently we're some of the most piratey people ever

I got Out of the Park 14, which is a baseball management simulator. Essentially an excel spreadsheet of a game.

For $19 on the Apple Store, it's pretty fun. I get to scout new players, as well as help with lineups and such.

It's been bugging me ever since Spock said mentioned the word "prank," but it bubbled over when Pike describes Kirk's "epic beating."

I think my biggest issue with the Abrams films is that too many of the characters sound like American college students.

Renner is like the new Colin Farrel, grouchy and in a bizarre amount of things.

RogueIce wrote:Is it because she linked to TV Tropes?

Also the raging against people mentioning Malcolm Tucker, complete with "I liked him before any of you" stuff.

http://bbs.stardestroyer.net/viewtopic. ... 6#p3814486

This may be my favourite Broomstick post ever.

I fondly remember Jur-ass-has-had-it Park And a million others I read waiting for the dentist to go to work on me I remember that one, as well as Star Wreck: Worst Contact. My grandmother had all of them, so when we visited there would be reading material, which helped my sense of humour a lot. She...

It used to be, especially when they were doing pop culture parodies.

Attempts to be topical have tended to be... problematic.

Jovial Jeff wrote:

Flagg wrote:Viva Xbox One! Ribbba!

Who in their right mind would purchase that gimmick?

Someone who wants to play the games on it?

I'll probably get one when there are some games to play. Until then, I'm riding out the 360.

timmy wrote:So back at the end of high school some friends and I made a detective show pilot. Networks decided not to pick it up.

I demand to see more.

Yeah, that's the one episode I've never been able to rewatch.

I like song that sample bits from films. That way I can listen to film dialogue while listening to music.

Black Hawk Down is on.

It's like the UK and half the cast of Pearl Harbour got together for a film.

How far down the Admiral queue is she?

When you look at a a tape, and it has the "Be Kind, Rewind" sticker on it, there's something deeply moving about that. It's such a call to arms, and a suggestion or an imperative about the way to live your life. To be kind, and rewind. Go back, and hang on to those things which are import...

Stofsk wrote:

Bounty wrote:I hope you mean the Director's Edition and not the longer original edit. Small East-Europeans countries have come and gone while the original was playing.

whoa careful with that joke, it's an antique

:edmcmahon:

I turned 27 today and all it makes me think about is how I've accomplished absolutely nothing in 27 years. I know exactly what you mean. But you've been a good internet friend to me, and I enjoy reading what you write. You're clever, insightful and interesting. Remember that not all accomplishments...