Babble-on: The Official Chat Thread

i've never been to disneyland or world. i dont feel deprived. can you imagine all the germs and spilt mustard in those places?

My main complaint was the lack of rides that involved shooting things.

My favourite thing was the $8 smoked turkey leg.



Because THAT ^ is irrevocably Mando.

Darth Twinkie wrote:

I haven't been there in 10 years. I don't really remember it. But I can't imagine it being much fun for an adult without kids.

Actually, it was quite fun. Probably more fun than going with kids, because I didn't have to put up with whining.

im hungers now

I love that picture, Nik. You're so primitive.

That's nothing. My last year as a camper at the Bible Camp I grew up attending, we cooked three roasts on a spit, over a fire. Then we ate them. Twenty 14-17 year old males, ten pounds of meat, a jug of barbeque sauce, and no plates or utensils, under the clear night sky deep in the Rocky Mountains of Southern Alberta.

And it was win.

That sounds like the greatest thing ever.

It was. I was one of the few who actually brought a knife (go figure), so we'd just carve big hunks off, take a bite, and pass it on to the next guy.

Now that sounds like a feast, for the eyes, stomach, and heart.

i don't know if i would survive in a situation like that. unless i was in a smaller clan of savages where they stole a chunk of meat and didn't mind if i picked off of it. or maybe I would steal the meat and hide in the forest. the huge savage feast is a little frightening to me.

The only bad part was the waiting. Nobody had eaten in a good six hours, and in the wild, you can smell meat cooking from miles away.

Oooooo...
*clicks* Memberlist
*clicks* Statistics

Plus the search function.

Wow, so splendidly set up for stalking people!

But no angel smiley in the emoticons?

I guess this fellow makes up for the lack Almost as amazing as Gregg's spinny smiley!

Welcome, Leanna.

and we need :mellow:

we will never be whole without :mellow:

:ninja: is missing too.

And welcome, Leanna! =D

satanspawn wrote:

and we need :mellow:

Nikolai wrote:

:ninja: is missing too.

I totally forgot about those. I miss those.

There we go. Now there's no evidence.

leanna how is the print going/go?

Thanks for the welcome, I think I shall be back here again.
And the printing was done in less than an hour after the store opened. They are incredibly efficient and it wasn't even expensive, I may have to do it again. I love my book even though it is terrible.

For now, time to get to bed.

G'night!

Nikolai wrote:

The only bad part was the waiting. Nobody had eaten in a good six hours, and in the wild, you can smell meat cooking from miles away.

Some of the best times in my life have been sitting around a fire with friends in the wild, the smell of smoke, one guy strumming on an old guitar, talking, laughing, and someone cooks up some food. Reminds me of Creation East, where you could see fires for miles...a whole world of tents, and the band playing on the main stage, the sound sorta muffled and off in the distance, but hearable.

Good times. I could live in that world.

I couldn't. Large masses of people "camping" smacks of yuppie-ism. I'm an outdoorsman.

you know who sometimes we remind me of.

Mal and Shepherd Book.

That's a good comparison. But whom should be likened unto whom?

Eh I think it's pretty obvious.

It's ironic though since Shepherd is pretty much my least favorite character, mostly because he was the most underdeveloped one

but apparently there's a comic coming out in November 2010, called "A Shepherd's Tale" that will cover all the bases of Book's past. Awesome

Interesting. I've enjoyed the two volumes of Serenity currently released, and have been hoping for more.

I always hypothesized that Shepherd Book is ex-intelligence, probably did wetwork like Operative.

Justin wrote:

you know who sometimes we remind me of.

Mal and Shepherd Book.

.......... I think that's an excellent comparison.

Edit: It astonishes me how my mom is completely independent of a desire to have fun. Completely.