Simon Aldra Skrevet 2. desember 2006 Skrevet 2. desember 2006 (endret) "Number one on my list of people I care about, is my kids, number two is me.. and number three.. that's James comming a bit drunk out of the pub, so I'll run him over" - Jeremy Clarkson.. Endret 2. desember 2006 av Simon Aldra
Skarstard Skrevet 2. desember 2006 Skrevet 2. desember 2006 Two men walked into a bar, the third one ducked.
Theoneask Skrevet 3. desember 2006 Skrevet 3. desember 2006 Exam tomorrow How to calm down "eksamensnerver" ?
Gissan Skrevet 3. desember 2006 Skrevet 3. desember 2006 How to calm down "eksamensnerver" ? 7415772[/snapback] Take a coke..
Halvt horn ost skinka piffi varmt Skrevet 3. desember 2006 Skrevet 3. desember 2006 How to calm down "eksamensnerver" ? 7415772[/snapback] Take a coke.. 7415837[/snapback] Grab a Pepsi!
Theoneask Skrevet 3. desember 2006 Skrevet 3. desember 2006 Coke, pepsi, nah not helping. Think a cold beer would be nice, but not so good to start drinking now I guess.
Gaston Skrevet 3. desember 2006 Skrevet 3. desember 2006 English "heldags" tomorrow! Why not freshin' up the old english right before hell... Have anyone read one of this short novels? - Lies - Dead man Shoes - Man from the south - The film: Paris, Texas Tell me something about em'
Skogli Skrevet 3. desember 2006 Skrevet 3. desember 2006 You are in a room that is completly bricked in on all four sides, including the ceiling and floor. You have nothing but a mirror and a wooden table in the room with you. How do you get out?
Simon Aldra Skrevet 3. desember 2006 Skrevet 3. desember 2006 You either try using the table as a ram on the walls, or you break the mirror, it might be a two way mirror.
Skogli Skrevet 3. desember 2006 Skrevet 3. desember 2006 (endret) You either try using the table as a ram on the walls, or you break the mirror, it might be a two way mirror. 7418617[/snapback] Wrong. I'll post the answer within this hour. Endret 3. desember 2006 av Skogli
Torbjørn T. Skrevet 3. desember 2006 Skrevet 3. desember 2006 You look in the mirror you see what you saw, you take the saw and you cut the table in half, two halfs make a whole, and you climb out the hole. 7330975[/snapback]
Skogli Skrevet 3. desember 2006 Skrevet 3. desember 2006 You look in the mirror you see what you saw, you take the saw and you cut the table in half, two halfs make a whole, and you climb out the hole. 7330975[/snapback] 7418682[/snapback] Damned, I hoped you didn't see that post.
Neophus Skrevet 4. desember 2006 Skrevet 4. desember 2006 (endret) personally i prefer english over norwegian -- what a boring language. sure it has alot of funny sounds for foreigners, but other than that, ack. thanks to the wonders of irc i now type more english than norwegian in a normal day too. can't say i care too much for proper grammar tho, i type like most people do, just with some strine now and then(read:aussie dialect/quirks). i'd have to say this thread is a nice initiative tho, the english skills of some of todays youth is horrifying at times, especially when ya see kids who can barely watch a movie without subs. *shivers* what is the world coming to. a bunch of bloomin drongos who talk more japanese they learned from anime and hentai than english.. disturbing thought. i reckon it's not as bad as that, but ya get the idea. hm i think i'm ranting now, so i might end it here. aussies rule! seppos and pommies sucks arse Endret 4. desember 2006 av Neophus
Thend Skrevet 4. desember 2006 Skrevet 4. desember 2006 the english skills of some of todays youth is horrifying at times Self pwnt?
Neophus Skrevet 4. desember 2006 Skrevet 4. desember 2006 (endret) the english skills of some of todays youth is horrifying at times Self pwnt? 7420338[/snapback] Kind sir, I hereby assume you did not take the effort to read my casual rant with the care one would usually expect at a respectable forum for discussion such as this... Seeing as if you had, you surely would have noticed how I explicitly expressed my carelessness pertaining to using proper grammar when partaking in frivolous chitchat such as this. May I also say, when exclaiming that someone has been 'owned', in reference to grammar, it may be wise to spell the bloody word right. Endret 4. desember 2006 av Neophus
Neophus Skrevet 4. desember 2006 Skrevet 4. desember 2006 (endret) Reading the backlog of posts here, I noticed "kålrabistappe/kålrotstappe". Until recently I had no idea what the proper name was, thus I simply called it 'rutabagamash'. I found out that its actually swede mash the other day, whereas swede is a popular name for rutabaga. Endret 4. desember 2006 av Neophus
Simon Aldra Skrevet 4. desember 2006 Skrevet 4. desember 2006 the english skills of some of todays youth is horrifying at times Self pwnt? 7420338[/snapback] Kind sir, I hereby assume you did not take the effort to read my casual rant with the care one would usually expect at a respectable forum for discussion such as this... Seeing as if you had, you surely would have noticed how I explicitly expressed my carelessness pertaining to using proper grammar when partaking in frivolous chitchat such as this. May I also say, when exclaiming that someone has been 'owned', in reference to grammar, it may be wise to spell the bloody word right. 7420399[/snapback] Thank you for one of the best rants I've read. You're not as good as James May, but you're getting there.
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