[Wobble73]

 Re: What do you guys do when your bored?
« Reply #12 on: May 09, 2006, 04:25:35 AM » Quote  

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Quote from: Kosh on May 09, 2006, 03:57:20 AM
You could always try getting a girlfriend. That will use up whatever free time you have, garenteed.


And also your free cash too! Getting a wife, now thats expensive, luckily I've learned how to switch off my ability to hear her when playing on my PS2, PC or even classic games on my PS1 - that's what I do when I'm bored while simultaneously watching telly. If i'm not at home when I'm bored, I get out my mobile and play games on that. I just love my computer games!! and I'm getting on at 33yrs!! LOL!!

[Wild Fragaria]

That's not entirely true.  Having a girlfriend doesn't mean you're doing to end up spending a lot of money.  It all depends the type of girl you're dating.

[aldo_14]

That's not entirely true.  Having a girlfriend doesn't mean you're doing to end up spending a lot of money.  It all depends the type of girl you're dating.

Why, are you cheap?

*runs*

[Wobble73]

  Like I said you ought to try a wife! If it's not a new carpet, it's a new fridge freezer, or washing machine or decorating the spare bedroom (It's a SPARE bedroom for godsake! no-one goes in there but us, but nooo1 we have to have it redecorated) If it wasn't for her I'd have the best, most up to date pc with the fastest broadband available. And don't suggest putting my foot down with a firm hand, you haven't met my wife!! LOL!

[Janos]

That's not entirely true.  Having a girlfriend doesn't mean you're doing to end up spending a lot of money.  It all depends the type of girl you're dating.

Indeed. All the best relationships have dude getting richer on the expense of girl.

[Wild Fragaria]

That's not entirely true.  Having a girlfriend doesn't mean you're doing to end up spending a lot of money.  It all depends the type of girl you're dating.

Why, are you cheap?

*runs*

*Chases and smacks aldo*

Being independent, is what I am talking about.  I do not deny that receiving gifts on special occasions or outta the blue is nice (the same thing applies to guys when they get presents from their girlfriends), but I often prefer to get the things outta my own pocket.  The man and woman relationship is a 'two-way traffic'.  Why depent on boyfriends or husbands to buy things for you when you can afford to do so yourself?   

[aldo_14]

ow

[karajorma]

Why, are you cheap?

*runs*

Come back you villainous blackguard. You have impuned the name of my lady. This must be settled with cold steel! Have at thee!

*Realises he doesn't actually know how to use a sword nor live in 17th century France*

[aldo_14]

Why, are you cheap?

*runs*

Come back you villainous blackguard. You have impuned the name of my lady. This must be settled with cold steel! Have at thee!

*Realises he doesn't actually know how to use a sword nor live in 17th century France*

always something, isn't there.

I challenge thee to a race in thine Chevvy down at yonder levee!

[karajorma]

You racing for pinks or are you chicken, boy?

[aldo_14]

Thouest must speaketh in thine fine language for theouest to be thy worthiest of adverseries, knave!

[Nuke]

That's not entirely true.  Having a girlfriend doesn't mean you're doing to end up spending a lot of money.  It all depends the type of girl you're dating.

i have to agree there, the best girlfriend i had didnt cost very much.

shes gone but i learned the rule of thumb, if you lay down more than a hundred bucks on a girl, she hasnt spent any on you, and you havent gotten any, its time to cut your losses because she is a money whore and a succubus. if the girl actually wanted you around, she would have tried harder to keep you.

[Ford Prefect]

Alas, poor Yorick. I knew him, Horatio.

[Herra Tohtori]

*Nobody expects the Grammar Inquisition!*  

Consult the Book of Grammatics!

And Saint Goober raised the Grammar book up on high, saying;

Oh Lord, bless this thy Grammar Book that, with it, Thou mayest ridicule Thine misspellers to tiny bits... in Thy mercy.

And the LORD did grin, and the people did feast upon the lambs and sloths and carp and anchovies and orangutans and breakfast cereals, and fruit bats and large chu... well, perhaps I'll skip a bit here...

And the LORD spake, saying, "First shalt thou take the word "You", being the second singular personal pronoun. Then, shalt thou take the verb "To Be". No more, no less. Then shalt thou seek the second singular finite form of the verb "To Be", which is, as was revealed to us of old, "Are". "Is" shalt thou not consider, neither consider thou "Am" , excepting that thou then proceed to "Are" while going through thy list, shold thou needeth one. "Was" and "Were" are right out. Once the form "Are", being the second finite form, be reached, then combinest thou thy words "You" and "Are" to gether, thus creating a new word. This new word shalt thou dub "You're". Not "Your" or "Youre", but "You're" with an apostrophe in between.

Once this righteous form, being the final form, be reached, sayeth or writeth thou thy Word "You're"  towards thy foe, who, being naughty in My sight, shall snuff it for the bare fear of having a debate with someone who actually can write their own language. Amen."

Remembereth thou these words of the Lord of Languages and their messengers, the members of the Holy Grammar Inquisition, and thy shalt live in abundance, and after thine death, people will still remember thou as People who Wrote Correctly.

You know, I've always wondered why "you are" very often twists into form "your" in Internet. I mean, I don't speak English as my native language but even my grammar ear can hear it being just plain wrong, being tied to genetive and all that stuff. Now this is not to bash aldo's spelling skills - I'm quite sure you can spell correctly any time you really want, your messages usually are of most comprehensive sort that can be found on Internet - most of the stuff is much worse.

But what makes you silly English speaking types to write "You Are" as "your", like in "your car" would mean " You Are Car". It's just incomprehensible to me.  

Oh, and to get this message at least a bit on topic, I say that when I'm bored I roam at different forums and whine about spelling.  

[Black Wolf]

I'm still at home. 

Home, as in, home home? With your parents home? If the money's there (or hell, even if it isn't) get some other still at home mates and move out together. You'll still be bored, but way less often.

[aldo_14]

You know, I've always wondered why "you are" very often twists into form "your" in Internet. I mean, I don't speak English as my native language but even my grammar ear can hear it being just plain wrong, being tied to genetive and all that stuff. Now this is not to bash aldo's spelling skills - I'm quite sure you can spell correctly any time you really want, your messages usually are of most comprehensive sort that can be found on Internet - most of the stuff is much worse.

Thine doth challengeth thyself to a joust with thy aromatic grammaracy!

[Herra Tohtori]

I have no quarrel with mine self, good Sir Aldo, but it is my sacred quest to fight illiteracy in its every form. 

[Ford Prefect]

Thine Thou doth challengeth thyself to a joust with thy aromatic grammaracy!

 

[Turambar]

*Nobody expects the Grammar Inquisition!* 

Consult the Book of Grammatics!

And Saint Goober raised the Grammar book up on high, saying;

Oh Lord, bless this thy Grammar Book that, with it, Thou mayest ridicule Thine misspellers to tiny bits... in Thy mercy.

And the LORD did grin, and the people did feast upon the lambs and sloths and carp and anchovies and orangutans and breakfast cereals, and fruit bats and large chu... well, perhaps I'll skip a bit here...

And the LORD spake, saying, "First shalt thou take the word "You", being the second singular personal pronoun. Then, shalt thou take the verb "To Be". No more, no less. Then shalt thou seek the second singular finite form of the verb "To Be", which is, as was revealed to us of old, "Are". "Is" shalt thou not consider, neither consider thou "Am" , excepting that thou then proceed to "Are" while going through thy list, shold thou needeth one. "Was" and "Were" are right out. Once the form "Are", being the second finite form, be reached, then combinest thou thy words "You" and "Are" to gether, thus creating a new word. This new word shalt thou dub "You're". Not "Your" or "Youre", but "You're" with an apostrophe in between.

Once this righteous form, being the final form, be reached, sayeth or writeth thou thy Word "You're"  towards thy foe, who, being naughty in My sight, shall snuff it for the bare fear of having a debate with someone who actually can write their own language. Amen."

Remembereth thou these words of the Lord of Languages and their messengers, the members of the Holy Grammar Inquisition, and thy shalt live in abundance, and after thine death, people will still remember thou as People who Wrote Correctly.

You know, I've always wondered why "you are" very often twists into form "your" in Internet. I mean, I don't speak English as my native language but even my grammar ear can hear it being just plain wrong, being tied to genetive and all that stuff. Now this is not to bash aldo's spelling skills - I'm quite sure you can spell correctly any time you really want, your messages usually are of most comprehensive sort that can be found on Internet - most of the stuff is much worse.

But what makes you silly English speaking types to write "You Are" as "your", like in "your car" would mean " You Are Car". It's just incomprehensible to me. 

Oh, and to get this message at least a bit on topic, I say that when I'm bored I roam at different forums and whine about spelling. 

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I totally didnt expect that

[CP5670]

I personally prefer "ur" to "your" in this context. I mean, if you're going to mess up the word anyway, why not go the whole way?