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I was sent some iron-on patches recently that are full of bad-assery.
1 1/4" circular pin backs. I have enough materials to make at least 70.
I love making buttons. My team used to have a button machine and we would make then for all the girls on our team. We should totally make inforoo patches!
do guys find it sexy when girls can parallel park?
My girlfriend grew up in the city. Parallel parking and street parking are easy for her. She'll laugh at me when I attempt it, but I'm from a small town where we don't really need to do any of that.
one time NotMitchelBade took the girl he was dating out for steak. she ordered it well done.
I once saw my brother's girlfriend put ketchup on a filet mignon. It made me sad.
I jokingly asked my friend to pass me the ketchup at dinner tonight (at our steak night dinner) she just paused for about 10 seconds before I told her I was kidding. baha
Colorado: Where you can get pot more easily than you can get gluten.
this graph is the main reason I no longer want to move to colorado. fuck "gluten free" people. they make everyone's life hard in a restaurant - unless they're meant to be a gluten free place. gah!
edit: drunken rants about hating suburban white people and their gluten free trends.
had a few glasses of wine at steak dinner. came to the restaurant I work at. they gave us jameson shots. I had like 4 mojitos with 95% all rum. I don't know how I'm not typo-ing it up.
had a few glasses of wine at steak dinner. came to the restaurant I work at. they gave us jameson shots. I had like 4 mojitos with 95% all rum. I don't know how I'm not typo-ing it up.
So I just recently moved to Philadelphia and have had issues meeting new people. Any suggestions?
I moved out to the burbs, but there are plenty of public places to just hangout and meet folks in the city. Once it warms up alot more people will be out and about. No better spot to meet folks then a bar stool though IMO. Alot of places bars/clubs have single nights but I usually just strike up convos watching the game at a local dive bar.
So I just recently moved to Philadelphia and have had issues meeting new people. Any suggestions?
What do you do for fun? Find a group that does that in the city. It's a big enough city to where there should be a good variety of possibilities.
I play music, but don't really have time for a band. I snowboard, I play basketball, and I'm pretty obsessed with football. I've looked at Craigslist a few times just to see if there was anything going on I might be interested in, but have had no luck so far.
So I just recently moved to Philadelphia and have had issues meeting new people. Any suggestions?
I moved out to the burbs, but there are plenty of public places to just hangout and meet folks in the city. Once it warms up alot more people will be out and about. No better spot to meet folks then a bar stool though IMO. Alot of places bars/clubs have single nights but I usually just strike up convos watching the game at a local dive bar.
Oh, yeah where at? The job I just got is in Ardmore. Really cool little town. I've always been nervous to hit a bar by myself, but I might have to give that a try.
So I just recently moved to Philadelphia and have had issues meeting new people. Any suggestions?
go to a popular steakhouse / restaurant and listen in on nearby tables and how they order their steak. make friends with those who make good choices. then use those friends to judge people who order well done steaks. it should be a snowball effect of people joining your band of steak snobs.
What do you do for fun? Find a group that does that in the city. It's a big enough city to where there should be a good variety of possibilities.
I play music, but don't really have time for a band. I snowboard, I play basketball, and I'm pretty obsessed with football. I've looked at Craigslist a few times just to see if there was anything going on I might be interested in, but have had no luck so far.
I moved out to the burbs, but there are plenty of public places to just hangout and meet folks in the city. Once it warms up alot more people will be out and about. No better spot to meet folks then a bar stool though IMO. Alot of places bars/clubs have single nights but I usually just strike up convos watching the game at a local dive bar.
Oh, yeah where at? The job I just got is in Ardmore. Really cool little town. I've always been nervous to hit a bar by myself, but I might have to give that a try.
Im in West Chester now, but I used to live in Lansdowne not to far from there. Im about 40 minutes away now. But Ardmore is a nice little place. Close enough to go to the city, far enough from all the crazyness of living down there. I dont mind going to the bar by myself. Usually a not crowded local joint, not a packed club. I actually met alot of people with some common interest through that method, even when I wasnt really trying to find them. Alot of guys can rally around sports talk at a bar, and convo goes from there. I have an added advantage of being a pothead who can sense potheads tho. And us potheads tend to gravitate towards eachother.
So I just recently moved to Philadelphia and have had issues meeting new people. Any suggestions?
go to a popular steakhouse / restaurant and listen in on nearby tables and how they order their steak. make friends with those who make good choices. then use those friends to judge people who order well done steaks. it should be a snowball effect of people joining your band of steak snobs.
Perfect.
"Hey, I couldn't help but notice you guys ordered your steaks medium rare." *pulls out chair* "May I?"
I play music, but don't really have time for a band. I snowboard, I play basketball, and I'm pretty obsessed with football. I've looked at Craigslist a few times just to see if there was anything going on I might be interested in, but have had no luck so far.
Oh, yeah where at? The job I just got is in Ardmore. Really cool little town. I've always been nervous to hit a bar by myself, but I might have to give that a try.
Im in West Chester now, but I used to live in Lansdowne not to far from there. Im about 40 minutes away now. But Ardmore is a nice little place. Close enough to go to the city, far enough from all the crazyness of living down there. I dont mind going to the bar by myself. Usually a not crowded local joint, not a packed club. I actually met alot of people with some common interest through that method, even when I wasnt really trying to find them. Alot of guys can rally around sports talk at a bar, and convo goes from there. I have an added advantage of being a pothead who can sense potheads tho. And us potheads tend to gravitate towards eachother.
Sweet man, thanks. I think I'm going to give this a go within the next week.
I get way more annoyed by people misusing suffixes than I probably should. Things like putting "gate" at the end of words to mean a scandal, or "holic" to mean addict. Maybe I'm just a grumpy old geezer but that stuff bugs me.
I get way more annoyed by people misusing suffixes than I probably should. Things like putting "gate" at the end of words to mean a scandal, or "holic" to mean addict. Maybe I'm just a grumpy old geezer but that stuff bugs me.
The -"gate" thing really annoys me too. So stupid, and completely overused.
I get way more annoyed by people misusing suffixes than I probably should. Things like putting "gate" at the end of words to mean a scandal, or "holic" to mean addict. Maybe I'm just a grumpy old geezer but that stuff bugs me.
The -"gate" thing really annoys me too. So stupid, and completely overused.
-"palooza" is another one I hear tacked on to a lot of things. Barf.