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Why do you have to use such words when talking to me ? If you dont like to talk to me, just ignore my post, I will know that...Quote:
Originally posted by Mick_2002
Thanks for making me sound like a whore..I'm turning PM's off now...
I wont reply to any of your post again...dont worry...
Yes, then, whatever good answer you give, it's not counted in the posts . It's unfair!Quote:
Originally posted by Mick_2002
You could also annoy the person by sending PM's...don't know who I'm referring to here.
;o)
By the way (of posting here for once), I revived the thread, and now I don't have time to read it!! You keep on talking, also interesting things, and I feel frustrated 'cause I don't have time ot read. All those "SOMEBODY has just replied to a thread you have subscribed to entitled - Where
are we from ? - in the General Discussion / Chit Chat forum of CodeGuru Forums." ...
It's incredible!
Ok this is a way to say hello .... I've not yet climbed the Eiffel Tower 'cause Paris is not 'at my backyard's door'.
Marina
I hate it when people do that ;) Seriously, I think it's better to answer questions on the forum itself, since other people can help too. I don't know about you, but sometimes I'm just looking stuff up in MSDN and give that as the answer (more often than not, it's even correct :p)Quote:
Yes, then, whatever good answer you give, it's not counted in the posts . It's unfair!
;) So you are still subscribed to the thread ? ;)Quote:
All those "SOMEBODY has just replied to a thread you have subscribed to entitled - Where
are we from ? - in the General Discussion / Chit Chat forum of CodeGuru Forums." ...
It's incredible!
Hello :)Quote:
Ok this is a way to say hello
Does that mean you have *never* been on the Eiffel tower ? I've been on there at least 3, 4 times and live even further from Paris ;)Quote:
I've not yet climbed the Eiffel Tower 'cause Paris is not 'at my backyard's door'
From Soni:
HOW MANY GIRLS HERE?????????!!!!!!!Quote:
BTW, How many of them are girls here!?......I know Sonu is not !....but donno abt the others!!
HOW MANY TIMES MUST I REPLY TO THIS KINDA QUESTION?
THERE'S THOUSANDS OF BOYS WHO KEEP ASKING ME THIS AND I'M SO SICK OF REPLYING TO THIS, K?????!!!!!! :mad:
Ok, ok......cool down, Xeon. Simmer down.....relax.
Ok, I will say this again : there are no girls here, with the exception of 1 or 2 occasionally, such as Marina or HomeTown.
Other than that......NO!!!!!
Sorry for my temper, but I get fed up when people ask this kinda question. I've the total urge to reply whenever they ask it. In fact, this is the 6th time, I think! Grrr!!!
And yeah, and Gabriel deleted that "girl trouble" thread, didn't he??!! :mad:
I took about 45 minutes to compose that professional reply, k??!!
Gabriel......you're kind......but sometimes,......you really make me berserk cos' you never think of how much effort I put in, in some posts and such. Grrr!!!!!! :mad: :rolleyes:
************
2 more things :
1) It has been confirmed that girls/women, in general, prefer older men, even if they don't say sweet things.(mainly cos' of the "survivor symptom" factor)
Drats. Anyway, I wish I'm 40++ years old now. :cool:
2) Yves.......why is that everytime Marina posts, you will immediately post a reply? :D
There has been a pattern in this and I'm beginning to smell something darn fishy. :cool::D
Pure chance, I guess ;)Quote:
Originally posted by Xeon
2) Yves.......why is that everytime Marina posts, you will immediately post a reply? :D
There has been a pattern in this and I'm beginning to smell something darn fishy. :cool::D
From Yves:
Nice crap, Yves! But never mind. :cool:Quote:
Pure chance, I guess
I wish you luck in chasing after the maiden's heart. :cool::cool:D
When I traveled to Paris, the very first thing I did was scale La Tour Eiffel ;).
You're overlooking an even bigger conspiracy. It seems that nearly every time you press 'Submit Reply', you post a message within a few seconds later... now that's darn fishy. :cool::DQuote:
Originally posted by Xeon
2) Yves.......why is that everytime Marina posts, you will immediately post a reply? :D
There has been a pattern in this and I'm beginning to smell something darn fishy. :cool::D
Homey..you need a spanking..your too freaking sensitive.Quote:
Originally posted by hometown
Why do you have to use such words when talking to me ? If you dont like to talk to me, just ignore my post, I will know that...
I wont reply to any of your post again...dont worry...
Watching willy wonka and the chocolate factory right now...
But did you know...
Tim burton is re-making the movie....
Christopher walken is willy wonka...now that's gonna be a dark twisted and sick movie....I love it..
From reading Charlie and The Chocolate Factory in the 4th grade, I think the original is kind of twisted and sick. So was most of what Roald Dahl wrote.Quote:
Originally posted by Mick_2002
Watching willy wonka and the chocolate factory right now...
But did you know...
Tim burton is re-making the movie....
Christopher walken is willy wonka...now that's gonna be a dark twisted and sick movie....I love it..
Quote:
Originally posted by Tom Frohman
From reading Charlie and The Chocolate Factory in the 4th grade, I think the original is kind of twisted and sick. So was most of what Roald Dahl wrote.
Yes but...Christopher Walken and Tim Burton? That is sick and twisted...
From Solar:
U're crazy, Solar! :eek::cool:Quote:
You're overlooking an even bigger conspiracy. It seems that nearly every time you press 'Submit Reply', you post a message within a few seconds later... now that's darn fishy.
Since when did I do that? :eek:
From MiCk:
Still enjoying Nina, MiCk? :DQuote:
Homey..you need a spanking..your too freaking sensitive.
Aye~. Girls tend to be more sensitive.....which is why they're not like boys and men, agree?
By the way, Nina....if you wanna have a happy life and stable relationship with a man(MiCk, in this case), you shouldn't be so sensitive.
This will sour the relationship and as time goes by, your man will find another girl cos' he can't stands your character and over-sensitivity.
Good luck, Nina! :cool:
And yeah, and the spanking too. U don't need to go to Japan anymore, MiCk! :D:D
Quote:
Originally posted by Xeon
From Solar:
U're crazy, Solar! :eek::cool:
Since when did I do that? :eek:
From MiCk:
Still enjoying Nina, MiCk? :D
Aye~. Girls tend to be more sensitive.....which is why they're not like boys and men, agree?
By the way, Nina....if you wanna have a happy life and stable relationship with a man(MiCk, in this case), you shouldn't be so sensitive.
This will sour the relationship and as time goes by, your man will find another girl cos' he can't stands your character and over-sensitivity.
Good luck, Nina! :cool:
And yeah, and the spanking too. U don't need to go to Japan anymore, MiCk! :D:D
The thing about japan is...they won't show the beaver, but they will show a butt (enema included)....
Now that's just plain sick :)
/Likes Jap chicks....
From MiCk:
What beaver? What enema?(a beast)?Quote:
The thing about japan is...they won't show the beaver, but they will show a butt (enema included)....
Again, I dunno what you're refering to, MiCk!
Beaver == b***s??? :eek:
Nothing is too sick for real men like you and me, MiCk!Quote:
Now that's just plain sick
Definitely not 200 VS. 1.(understand? ;))
Definitely not extreme torturing.
But yes : doing and sexually abusing babies and kids is very sick indeed, and when faced with issues like this, I will never condone this.
My message to fellow men :
Do girls if you want to, only if they're not young teens, kids or babies. If you do, you're committing the worst sin ever.
Anyway, you don't even have to worry, MiCk.
Nina is already ready......I bet she's 17++ years old.
Depends, really. Some are ugly, but some are as pretty as Japanese comic girls. Can't believe that myself.Quote:
/Likes Jap chicks....
But really, all girls are pretty.....most of them. It's time you try Oriental Cuisine, MiCk dear.(after Nina) :D
I already answered your question in the ASP.NET forum.Quote:
Originally posted by Soni_Sharad
This was targtted towards Sonu and other Elite Gurus who are chatting in this forum. It is difficult to catch these Gurus on a technical forum.
Sonu
Quote:
Originally posted by Sonu Kapoor
I already answered your question in the ASP.NET forum.
Sonu
I always said that Sonu Kapoor was a good guy.
Isn't today Bastille Day?
What are you implying?Quote:
Originally posted by Tom Frohman
Isn't today Bastille Day?
[Radio to Eagle Command: The TFroh is in the snakepit]
Well, I'm implying that today is Bastille Day.Quote:
Originally posted by solarflare
What are you implying?
[Radio to Eagle Command: The TFroh is in the snakepit]
What snakepit?
What eagle?
What are you implying Solar?
Yes, yesterday was Bastille Day (though in France we just call it the 14th of July, no real "something" day such as Independance day, St Patrick's day, ...).
I was at the french ambassy drinking wine and eating good food paid by French taxes :D :D
T'was good to have some real french food, though the place was a little to crowdy and a lot of the food was gone when I arrived. I had forgotten that, unlike Irish people, a lot of french tend to be much more on time, especially in a foreign country when you know you'll have real food!!!
I guess I'll go again next year. :cool:
Is it called Bastille day? Not revolution day?
It's just the celebration of France being a Republic, actually. Those who still want a king keep their firecrackers( fireworks) until the 15th of August, when Louis is celebrated.
Elrond, I know what a french buffet at the embassy is like. Yes you should be on time. Some are always there early to get as much food as they can. Crazy!! Like they don't eat usually.
Is your ambassador able to sing the Marseillaise by heart?? Ours is Sweden was not. Shame on him, this should be part of the recruitment test! ;)
Yes I have been on the Eiffel tower, but not recently!
see you guys
Marina
They don't... :D Not this type of food anyway. I didn't get that much, but I did get quite a lot recently (visitors always bring food...). :cool:Quote:
Originally posted by Marina Vaillant
Elrond, I know what a french buffet at the embassy is like. Yes you should be on time. Some are always there early to get as much food as they can. Crazy!! Like they don't eat usually.
I don't know. There have been no singing during the time I was there, but may be it was before that, or may be not at all... :confused:Quote:
Is your ambassador able to sing the Marseillaise by heart?? Ours is Sweden was not. Shame on him, this should be part of the recruitment test! ;)
And I have seen the ambassador only a few second, as he was at the gate shaking the hand of every one (may be to avoid any singing), far enough from where the buffet was.
I've always said I don't frequent Embassy Row (in Washington D.C.) often enough.
Use to work (for all of 3 months) on 17th and K. Your not missing much.Quote:
Originally posted by solarflare
I've always said I don't frequent Embassy Row (in Washington D.C.) often enough.
What are 17th and K. ??
I did work in an embassy and it was fun to be invited at all the cocktails and so :) Not much for the company of the persons 'cause as a trainee, I was not high enough to be good to talk with, but for the food!!! mmmmm...
Marina
Streets in DC.Quote:
Originally posted by Marina Vaillant
What are 17th and K. ??
Marina
EDIT: one or two blocks over from farragut north (red line) on the metro if I recall correct...
Hmm french or irish food, I know which one I'd pick, but then french or irish drink...err why are you drinking wine in ireland? French people are wierd :)Quote:
Originally posted by Elrond
Yes, yesterday was Bastille Day (though in France we just call it the 14th of July, no real "something" day such as Independance day, St Patrick's day, ...).
I was at the french ambassy drinking wine and eating good food paid by French taxes :D :D
T'was good to have some real french food, though the place was a little to crowdy and a lot of the food was gone when I arrived. I had forgotten that, unlike Irish people, a lot of french tend to be much more on time, especially in a foreign country when you know you'll have real food!!!
I guess I'll go again next year. :cool:
Heres to all my drunk Irish friends!!!
French food of course. There is no such a thing as Irish cuisine... Except a few recipes based on potatoes and cabbage. :p
Why was I drinking wine? Because I can go every day in a pub and have a Guinness. But wine is very expensive here. So having some free wine is worth drinking wine instead of beer or whiskey. And anyway, they only had some french beers. :(
And by the way, Irish people are very fond of wine as well. :cool:
It's a french celebration, so it's not weird :eek: having french food and drinks. I will have all the rest of the year longing for having french food again, while eating mash potatoes, turkey and ham, fish and chips.
Yep guinness was what I was thinking about when I commented on the wine part. A good warm guinness ahh it makes my heart go thump...Quote:
Originally posted by Elrond
French food of course. There is no such a thing as Irish cuisine... Except a few recipes based on potatoes and cabbage. :p
Why was I drinking wine? Because I can go every day in a pub and have a Guinness. But wine is very expensive here. So having some free wine is worth drinking wine instead of beer or whiskey. And anyway, they only had some french beers. :(
And by the way, Irish people are very fond of wine as well. :cool:
It's a french celebration, so it's not weird :eek: having french food and drinks. I will have all the rest of the year longing for having french food again, while eating mash potatoes, turkey and ham, fish and chips.
Warm beer only the British or the Irish would have thunk that one up...I think brit when I think guinness, is it Irish? I'll have to look at the tap next time (looking for made in ireland :) )
Just wanted to add, I like pale ale's (my friends think I'm strange for this) along with a good wheat beer. Had a friend bring back some wheat beer from Germany...best beer I've ever had...still dreaming about it...gonna go to Germany just for that :)
Pale ales...loving that wild goose..
http://www.mylifeisbeer.com/beer/bot...aryland/state/
Clipper City isn't bad, could do without the Blue Ridge....
ohh yea...liking the Fordham also.
Guinness is definitely an Irish thing. I got one yesterday. That's probably my favorite beer. :p :cool:
Guinness is not beer, it's food!!!
I don't like beers, I can drink the white ones though. Otherwise I have to cut them with lemonade making a shandy (is that the name?)...
Marina
That is so true. I don't know how people can get sloshed (drunk) on it, cause one or two and I've had my fill.Quote:
Originally posted by Marina Vaillant
Guinness is not beer, it's food!!!
They have white beers? Where :) Guiness with a slice of lemon...am I the only one that asks for that? I think not.Quote:
I don't like beers, I can drink the white ones though. Otherwise I have to cut them with lemonade making a shandy (is that the name?)...
Marina
How odd! Guinness is the only beer I can get drunk on... I think it's probably a problem of gas. With other beers or with cider, I feel filled after two or three pints. I can drink much more pints of Guinness than that. And I don't have to eat after that :D
And for some Irish people who don't like the bitterness of Guinness, they drink it with a dash of black current. It's not too bad but I find it to sweet for me.
And here I thought I talked about things that made no sense...What is black current, thought coffee first...but that wouldn't make it sweet.Quote:
Originally posted by Elrond
How odd! Guinness is the only beer I can get drunk on... I think it's probably a problem of gas. With other beers or with cider, I feel filled after two or three pints. I can drink much more pints of Guinness than that. And I don't have to eat after that :D
And for some Irish people who don't like the bitterness of Guinness, they drink it with a dash of black current. It's not too bad but I find it to sweet for me.
Sorry, wrong spelling: it is blackcurrant. It is a kind of berry.
Remember beer isn't just for breakfast anymore.
Is that a beer and wheaties reference or just cold pizza?Quote:
Originally posted by Tom Frohman
Remember beer isn't just for breakfast anymore.
It is a reference to a 1970's TV commercial where Anita Bryant says "Orange juice isn't just for breakfast anymore."Quote:
Originally posted by Mick_2002
Is that a beer and wheaties reference or just cold pizza?
Right before the Florida Orange Juice council dropped her as their spokeswoman in a highly publicized flap.
Ahh and here I just thought the orange juice reference was from 'Trading Places'Quote:
Originally posted by Tom Frohman
It is a reference to a 1970's TV commercial where Anita Bryant says "Orange juice isn't just for breakfast anymore."
Right before the Florida Orange Juice council dropped her as their spokeswoman in a highly publicized flap.
Count me in. :)Quote:
Originally posted by aio
Can't vote. Anyway, I think there are only 3 of us here from my country. :D
Yap! :rolleyes:
Shouldn't the voting panel just read:
A United State
A United States Territory (not good enough to be a state yet)
Geez you guys act like you won't all be US citizens soon, after all world domination is our singular evil plan. I guess it could be a poll for which year you 'join' us ;)
Then we could all have civil wars over which states are better.
tee hee ;)
Do U really want this? So this will be the End of US. ;)Quote:
Originally posted by Mick_2002
Shouldn't the voting panel just read:
A United State
A United States Territory (not good enough to be a state yet)
Geez you guys act like you won't all be US citizens soon, after all world domination is our singular evil plan. I guess it could be a poll for which year you 'join' us ;)
Now dimmy...knowing me...you know better :) Actually, I read an australian newspaper article the other day, and let me again say, don't believe everything you read. The article was about some professors calculating that austrilia has a 20% chance of becoming a US state in the next 50 years. And now I do love the aussies...I mean who couldn't with some of thier hilarious sayings...and of course what's his name steve irwin..cracky(sp)...but I don't want another state, I would love to get rid of some of the states we already have ;)Quote:
Originally posted by dimm_coder
Do U really want this? So this will be the End of US. ;)
I've said that too, it is better for US to keep their current boundaries but not try to get a new territory.Quote:
Originally posted by Mick_2002
Now dimmy...knowing me...you know better :) Actually, I read an australian newspaper article the other day, and let me again say, don't believe everything you read. The article was about some professors calculating that austrilia has a 20% chance of becoming a US state in the next 50 years. And now I do love the aussies...I mean who couldn't with some of thier hilarious sayings...and of course what's his name steve irwin..cracky(sp)...but I don't want another state, I would love to get rid of some of the states we already have ;)
Hm..and by again...
I'll be here after 2 weeks.
you mean you'll be here in the states or still here in belarius ;) Or just still here on planet earth....Quote:
Originally posted by dimm_coder
I've said that too, it is better for US to keep their current boundaries but not try to get a new territory.
Hm..and by again...
I'll be here after 2 weeks.
From MiCk:
I admire this real man.Quote:
and of course what's his name steve irwin..cracky(sp)...
He plays with crocodiles as if they're plush toys.
He flirts with lions and lionesses as if they're his pals.
He toys with cobras and pythons when he's bored.
He dances around with wild bears whenever he's free.
He talks with mastiffs and wild tigers if he's sleepy.
He sleeps next to the Chernobyl Nuclear Reactor when he's tired.
He collects stones on the train railways with his eyes closed and ears cupped when he's sick of animals.
The man, Steve. :D:cool:
I've much to learn from his fearlessness. :D
Yeah how 'bout Maryland, and while we're at it, all its inhabitants too. Delaware, today known as The Land of Tax-Free Shopping, used to be part of Pennsylvania.Quote:
Originally posted by Mick_2002
I don't want another state, I would love to get rid of some of the states we already have ;)
(^post 3001^)
Thems fighting words pennsyltucky yank. Better not step over that mason jar line. All we'd have to do is run a steelers superbowl on a 24 hour tape loop, and you'd guys would be so busy thinking your winning something, we'd march right on through.Quote:
Originally posted by solarflare
Yeah how 'bout Maryland, and while we're at it, all its inhabitants too. Delaware, today known as The Land of Tax-Free Shopping, used to be part of Pennsylvania.
(^post 3001^)
Although you can have PG county and DC which use to be part of maryland, but we try and hide that fact.