Some 16 year old Scotch... a couple of fat joints... some hot party girls with wicked minds and evil intentions...
...now you're talking my language. ~;)
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Some 16 year old Scotch... a couple of fat joints... some hot party girls with wicked minds and evil intentions...
...now you're talking my language. ~;)
No joints -- all Scotch. Keep the girls. On the other hand... hand them over, foo'!
~Wiz
I talk and write like an French American from Quebec, or like a French Canadian from America, or like a Canadian American from Quebec, or much like a Quebecer Canadian living in America, or an American with French roots, or like an French American Canadian. Hope that help ~DQuote:
Originally Posted by The Wizard
Keep the scotch, send the joint here ! ~:cheers:
oes yna rheswm i hun?
tydwi ddim yn meddwl.....
ond mae rhiwbeth un mynu fi, Mae rhaid i fi chwara
:)
pob hwul
Hmmm ... Lagavulin? ~:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hurin_Rules
Pass dutchie, scotchie and girlie.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hurin_Rules
I noe speak language.
Ah, it must have evolved a bit like American compared to British... couldn't read it easily.Quote:
Originally Posted by UglyandHasty
Is it like British and Spanish? As in -- British can't speak English, and Spanish can't speak Spanish (while the Americans and latinos can)? ~D
~Wiz
Give that man a prize; that's why I chose 16 rather than 12 year old. ~:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ser Clegane
hehe - having one right now ~:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hurin_Rules
But I think I should save some of it - I heard that the supply is getting awfully tight :help:
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Originally Posted by The Wizard
WHat?!? ~:confused:
Ha! Been there, done that! Except the 16 year old scotch had to be replaced with crappy 2004 australian wine.... ~DQuote:
Some 16 year old Scotch... a couple of fat joints... some hot party girls with wicked minds and evil intentions...
I´m still slightly high...
Is it an official stoner holiday or something, I saw quite a few people stoned out their mind when I went for a walk.Quote:
Originally Posted by SwordsMaster
I guess its the good weather after having finished a really big project that had me locked in a lab for 12-14 hours a day (many days I didnt even know what weather was like outside...) and also the facth that the weekend is 3 days long as opposed to 2.... ~DQuote:
Originally Posted by doc_bean
Besides we university bums are supposed to be stoned and/or drunk 80% of our time anyway... ~:cheers:
it's queen's night here and i actually managed to keep myself from going roaring drunk...
semi-drunk though... ~;)
The official stoner holiday was last week. I forget what they called it, but several people independently asked me about it. The undergrads in my apartment building were eagerly building 4 paper J's and smoking their heads off.Quote:
Originally Posted by doc_bean
dat vind ik nou fijn om te horeQuote:
Originally Posted by Dutch_guy
it's queens day but she's dead what tha ***** RIP Juliana
Almost, yes, except the danish is not entirely correct.Quote:
Originally Posted by R'as al Ghul
hyaku go juu ichi gah.
buenos dias camaradas!! Como estan en este dia muy bonito?
he voor alle NLers, heeft iemand nog iets gedaan met koninginnedag / nacht ?
That's 420. April twentieth, at 4:20 (am or pm, your choice, [or both if you're devout]), you smoke some pot. I don't care for ritualizing a recreational activity, so I don't participate, but I hear about everyone's plans for 420 every time it rolls (no pun intended) around.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hurin_Rules
Interestingly, though, it kind of provides a hippie-esque "free love" environment, where one can basically go anywhere in the city and smoke pot with anyone else they meet, whether or not they know them.
Gnish gna gah! cuts heads off! gnar gnish gnash Gah!
ja kermis in RotterdamQuote:
Originally Posted by Dutch_guy
So renommierte Zeitungen wir die BILD?! ~;)Quote:
Originally Posted by R'as al Ghul
Die Rechtschreibung ist nicht dazu da um etymologische Information zu transportieren und wer ein 'ph' braucht um zu wissen dass Filosofie aus dem Griechischen kommt, dem ist eh nicht mehr zu helfen. Die Pläne die Reform zurückzunehmen gibt es doch schon seit Jahren. Sicher gibt es einige Probleme mit der Reform, aber die meisten Regelungen sind jetzt logischer, etwa Doppel-s.
Ob man nun für oder gegen die Reform war, si ist nun mal da, und meiner Meinung nach ist das wichtigste dass es jetzt bei dieser einen Reform bleibt. In den Niederlanden haben wir ganz schlechte Erfahrungen mit immer neue Rechtschreibereformen biss zu dem Punkt wo keiner mehr weiss welche Schreibart nun den letzten Regeln entspricht. Von Schülern wird die neueste Rechtschreibe heutzutage mit einem kollektiven Schulterzucken entgegengenommen: uns isses Wurst.Quote:
Originally Posted by A.Saturnus
I don't speak Danish. ~;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Sjakihata
It was a little guesswork.
hmmmmmmmm
~D Ja, und für Überregulierung.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ser Clegane
Da kann ich nur zustimmen.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ser Clegane
Ich hatte gehofft, daß Du noch andere Zeitungen kennst. ~;)Quote:
Originally Posted by A.Saturnus
~:confused: Was willst Du damit sagen? Ich brauche es nicht, Du brauchst es nicht, aber wir sind auch keine Grundschüler mehr. Ich finde man sollte Hinweise auf andere Sprachen ruhig erhalten.Quote:
Originally Posted by A.Saturnus
Wo ist da die Logik? Die Regel hat sich nicht geändert, so viel ich weiß, nur daß man jetzt dass statt daß schreibt. Wenn man wenigstens so weit gegangen wäre das ß ganz zu streichen, aber so ist es einfach albern.Quote:
Originally Posted by A.Saturnus
Det virker som om der er en del tyskspråklige medlemmer i dette forumet… og hollendere. :blank:
Tyrannosaurus Rex = king tyrant lizard
Brontosaurus = thunder lizard
Ankylosaurus = fused lizard
Stegosaurus = covered lizard
I think those names are Greek. ~D