New Testingstan

Flagg wrote:

RogueIce wrote:Sometimes I wonder if there should be a North Korea variation of Godwin's Law.

Call it Lil' Kims Law.

I dunno if "little" is the best word to describe him. Dude's gotta eat a few soldiers a day to keep up that body mass.

evilsoup wrote:Normal fruit cake doesn't contain alcohol

It should.

I have come to realize that having more or less grown up with fast food, my tastes are such that I'll probably never go over to organic all natural food because it just won't taste good to me, and alas I'm one of those who is pretty stubbornly set in my ways so probably will never force myself to t...

All of the vegans I know identify that way because of the politics. The rest call themselves vegetarians.

Quit being a pussy.

300 is one of the few movies I've nearly walked out on because it was so fucking boring. I think they went to heavy on the slow-mo in the action scenes. I'm not opposed to slowing down the camera for an awesome shot or two but that film had entire fight scenes in nothing but slow motion. Overuse of...

300 is one of the few movies I've nearly walked out on because it was so fucking boring.

If your area has low crime, there's no rational reason to own a gun for self defense. You're only kidding yourself if you use that as a justification to fuel the gun culture. Low crime is relative. But if it takes the police more than 5 minute to reach you to respond to an emergency call, then you'...

I dunno. I can see why broomstick annoys people. And usually when I get into a conversation with her I get annoyed. On the other hand she frequent responds sympathetically when i post to venting threads. So she's not all bad. Even when she's trying to be sympathetic it usually comes off as condesce...

magic princess wrote:Who the hell do you think she is, a pushover?

Well she is a little top heavy . . .

I've never read a single book by Dawkins. I guess this makes me a bad atheist or something?

Flagg wrote:

Aaron wrote:Dry out his gun and sell it, thats a good couple hundred there.

Or I could use it to kill the President of testing.

Again?

I'm a bit partial to Epicurus personally.

Seems like a good way of being hassled by the cops. Also, I understand a lot of places in New Orleans won't let you take guns inside. It's freakin' Louisiana, dude, concealed carry is super easy there. Only restrictions that really matter (beyond government offices and schools) are bars/bar areas o...

I don't actually plan on getting a gun. But from what I understand NO is a little bit more dangerous than the average city. God you're dumb. You barely escape Sandy so your natural instinct is to move to a more hurricane prone area? I took it into consideration. If it weren't for the fact that I kn...

I don't actually plan on getting a gun. But from what I understand NO is a little bit more dangerous than the average city.

Seems like a good way of being hassled by the cops. Also, I understand a lot of places in New Orleans won't let you take guns inside.

Count Chocula wrote:If you walk off Rue Bourbon at night, carry a gun. And learn to sweat. A lot. That aside, it's a fun town for a young man.

I don't really like guns, especially with my eyesight. But I'd probably look into some kind of stun baton.

Testing Chat IV: The Testing Must Flow!

I was living on Staten Island for about a month. I managed to get out of there two days before Sandy hit. :v You live a charmed life, Zod! Check out northern Virginia, out Centreville or Tysons Corner way. It's expensive but less so than Noo Yawk, easy rail access to DC, and there may be a local co...

I was living on Staten Island for about a month. I managed to get out of there two days before Sandy hit.

Also 8 months of living in New York kind of numbs you to the realities of actually living here and really makes you disgruntled. My wife stepped off a PanAm plane from Havana at JFK and grew up in Astoria, Queens. We've been back to the Big Apple many times since she left it 20 years ago. I think N...

Also 8 months of living in New York kind of numbs you to the realities of actually living here and really makes you disgruntled.

Negative Knub wrote:What degree do you want to finish?

Architectural Design. It's an Associate's, but it's enough to land me jobs in a few choice locations.

Negative Knub wrote:Why are you moving again? Didn't you just settle in New York?

Yes, but I want to finish up my degree and it's too expensive to do it here.