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djmbbandie
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Who?
I haven't seen any, because I really don't have a team in the NFL (Browns Fail, Texans Fail)
Last night was highly entertaining though with the amount of touchdowns and upsets
*eyes Texas and Nebraska suspiciously
*serves Dew
*serves Bourbon
I haven't seen any, because I really don't have a team in the NFL (Browns Fail, Texans Fail)
Last night was highly entertaining though with the amount of touchdowns and upsets
*eyes Texas and Nebraska suspiciously
*serves Dew
*serves Bourbon
Need drunkstegs on mumble!
LEO!
Well that was obvious...
Giants and Saints. 14 touchdowns....decided by a field goal in the last seconds...
Kestegs
Active member
We have had a few returnees recently, I wonder if they are after the coveted 100,000. 
I've got myself a more or less permanent one day or so a week teaching next year in a well known culinary school in the city. I'm still teaching chemistry and maths, but I'll also teach a bit of sensory analysis of food and possibly even a bit of biochemistry too.
@djmbbandie drinks all round!!!!
I've got myself a more or less permanent one day or so a week teaching next year in a well known culinary school in the city. I'm still teaching chemistry and maths, but I'll also teach a bit of sensory analysis of food and possibly even a bit of biochemistry too.
@djmbbandie drinks all round!!!!
Kestegs
Active member
Fun fact we really don't care if we are asked for help. provided you are polite, you know minds your pleases and thank yous and don't ask for 87 thousand things in a row.
It's only the people we are rude for no reason that we make fun of out the back. or who press the meat buzzer every 2 seconds, come on people I have to take off several layers of stuff and wash my hands, calm down the meat is dead its not going anywhere.
:waves to DJ:
Thank you for the drinks!
Thank you for the drinks!
pancakeman
New member
I worked in the meat shop of a grocery store last summer. I hated it. It was dumb and I hated it. The only good news is we got first dibs on clearance meat and I would routinely walk home with pounds and pounds of bacon for a couple dollars. The hard part was figuring out how to eat all of the stuff before it all went bad, which was usually two or three days.
Kegs, just smile, be polite, maybe toss your head around, and be perky. Works every time.
I don't get a wave?:waves to DJ:
Thank you for the drinks!
pancakeman
New member
Don't feel bad, I didn't either.
We have had a few returnees recently, I wonder if they are after the coveted 100,000.
I've got myself a more or less permanent one day or so a week teaching next year in a well known culinary school in the city. I'm still teaching chemistry and maths, but I'll also teach a bit of sensory analysis of food and possibly even a bit of biochemistry too.
@djmbbandie drinks all round!!!!
Somehow i suspect we'll see you in MasterChef Australia (or whatever all these shows are named) soon.
People are always the problem.
Toss his head or his hair? Nah, he's probably so old he doesn't have hair anymore. Except the bushes growing out of his nose and ears.
Been playing some more Destiny. I'm pretty much through the so called easy and normal missions, which i often found to be quite tough. Now i'm moving on to the hard missions. Which are... well hard i guess. Done a few and got through but it was quite challenging. Can't imagine how the very hard missions are. Probably near impossible without a team.
The matchmaking system is cool because you don't have to go through a lot of trouble to find a team if you don't have any friends. Minor problem is that it's pretty much a hit or a miss. I've had some matchmakings where people worked really well together and i've also had a few where the other peeps just bolted off and i tried to keep up with them as good as i can because i have no idea where we're heading and trying to stay alive because they're sprinting past packs of monsters.
A feature that i really like is that you can pick up engrams (decoded they're either weapons or armor) that you missed during gameplay in town at the postmaster. Most of the time i try picking it up while on the mission, but sometimes you miss something or it's hard to reach because of heavy fire. Can you imagine not having to worry about missing a ber drop because you can just check in town?
Oh and also a good thing is that drops are character specific. So if you see something it's yours. That way people don't go running towards that possibly good item mid-fight, but fight first and then pick up stuff.
I don't think so, I teach maths and chemistry. A reworked version of Breaking Bad perhaps, seeing who can make the best drugs.
*is grateful Kestegs doesn't have any hair to toss around despite having shaved his head*
I'm handy with shopping and eat reasonably dull as my digestive system likes it. But I am very good at finding what I want and need in shops, or as my ex bf would say: I have a very practical, pragmatic mind. Have to take some pride in that.
Unfortunately I like eating swedes*). The good ones are sweet, soft when steamed in a steamer, and easy to digest and full of good vitamins and whatnot. They are however not popular. Stores don't store them, and the ones that do sell bad ones - wrinkly ones, mouldy ones, mummified ones.... But every now and then I find a really good one, and then the person at the check out has no clue what it is.
It's a swede!
Het is een koolraap. It's a swede.
Nee dat is de code voor knolselderij. Die is vies. Smaakt naar anijs. Bah. Koolraap. No, that's the code for a celeriac. Disgusting. Anice flavour. Yuck.
Nee dat is de code voor een koolrabi. Ook vies. Met van die enge harde stukjes. Koolraap zoekt u. No, that's the code for a kohlrabi. Equally foul. Has horrible hard bits in it. You're looking for a swede.
*)The vegetable, not the people.
I'm handy with shopping and eat reasonably dull as my digestive system likes it. But I am very good at finding what I want and need in shops, or as my ex bf would say: I have a very practical, pragmatic mind. Have to take some pride in that.
Unfortunately I like eating swedes*). The good ones are sweet, soft when steamed in a steamer, and easy to digest and full of good vitamins and whatnot. They are however not popular. Stores don't store them, and the ones that do sell bad ones - wrinkly ones, mouldy ones, mummified ones.... But every now and then I find a really good one, and then the person at the check out has no clue what it is.
It's a swede!
Het is een koolraap. It's a swede.
Nee dat is de code voor knolselderij. Die is vies. Smaakt naar anijs. Bah. Koolraap. No, that's the code for a celeriac. Disgusting. Anice flavour. Yuck.
Nee dat is de code voor een koolrabi. Ook vies. Met van die enge harde stukjes. Koolraap zoekt u. No, that's the code for a kohlrabi. Equally foul. Has horrible hard bits in it. You're looking for a swede.
*)The vegetable, not the people.
