I thought your paper stacks were taller than your shin guards.
May-07-2015 23:47
Lagrangian
Suspended User
Registered: Feb 2012
Location: Mountain View, Santa Clara, California
Except my grandmother, her parents left England to perfect the race.
May-08-2015 18:32
Lagrangian
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Location: Mountain View, Santa Clara, California
May-08-2015 20:17
Vivid Boy
TA's GodFather
Registered: Sep 2001
Location: T.O
i got picked
May-08-2015 22:02
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quote:
Originally posted by Vivid Boy
i got picked
congrats man!! keep up the training, soon enough you'll be super fit.
italians like us don't need any of that health food bullshit for extra protein. we got momma's cooking all day looooooooong (care packages ftw).
May-08-2015 23:41
DJ RANN
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: May 2001
Location: Hollywood....
quote:
Originally posted by Lagrangian
UK related now,
I've done some meditating, some random sittings in front of the telly watching the BBC which is the only source of British media in America. Sky Network on the Apple TV is awesome, but I don't have an Apple TV. I have a PS Vita though, I wonder if I could use that.
Anyways, there was a show about a statistician from NY who had predicted Obama's re-election (the arrival of the antichrist himself, what a feat). Once in the UK he found it really hard to decipher who the Brits would vote for.
Those interviewed seemed, in my opinion, pretty 'distrustful' and to be honest with you, they came across as a bunch of nonchalant liars.
You know, from my experience with Britons. Most good, but others not so good. I've come to realize that, yeah, the Brits are not really trustworthy. Either they like to play games with people because they are inherently distrustful of each other, or i have no idea what...but something ya know.
I dunno, but
You know, it's interesting to hear this; When I first got here I realized that people believe everything you say, simply because of the accent and that we sound so serious.
But in terms of trustworthiness, the majority of people I knew in the UK growing up and even now (save one or two) were/are in hindsight the flakeyest and most unreliable. i'm also not talking about isolated groups - I mean across business relationships, close friends, passing acquaintances, teachers, etc.
Now I live in LA, the place where the stereotype is superfical/fake people, I have a large group of friends and business aquantences that I can relay on without question. Sure there's the odd shark or weirdo, but honestly, I experience a completely different level of personal integrity.
maybe it's a case of the sane ones sticking together, or that the ideology of no class system (even though there really is one here albeit related to money or job etc) means people rely on their own moral compass more.
One american friend just said to me the other day after working for a Brit company out here, that she felt fooled by the accent, that most Brits she dealt with have little to no fiber when it comes to integrity or not being a flake.
Suer these are sweeping generalizations, but honestly, even a lot of the Brits I meet out here (again, save a couple of close friends) are just blaggers and bullshitters. Again, maybe that has to do with the reasons they are in the the US or specifically LA. Fuck knows, but the phenomenon is there.
May-09-2015 01:09
Innocence Lost
Uptight Biatch,..
Registered: Jan 2014
Location: THANK THE LORD *for* being born yelluh.
May-09-2015 02:50
Innocence Lost
Uptight Biatch,..
Registered: Jan 2014
Location: THANK THE LORD *for* being born yelluh.
Another idiot.
quote:
Originally posted by MSZ
Looks like Melly wont be getting 100 emails a day anymore, grats Melly.
May-10-2015 16:45
Heaviside
tranceaddict in training
Registered: May 2015
Location: Redwood City, CA
This really is a random talking thread!
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Absolute Blonde.
May-10-2015 18:01
Lagrangian
Suspended User
Registered: Feb 2012
Location: Mountain View, Santa Clara, California
omg omg omg Texas Rising on History awesome. I am a big fan of the Alamo.
I remember the Alamo, do you?
May-11-2015 07:56
Lagrangian
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Registered: Feb 2012
Location: Mountain View, Santa Clara, California
Dulce Dispatch, Dulce Dispatch, do you copy?
May-11-2015 08:22
Lews
Platipus And Prog Addict
Registered: Feb 2007
Location: Hugging Whales And Saving Trees
quote:
Originally posted by DJ RANN
You know, it's interesting to hear this; When I first got here I realized that people believe everything you say, simply because of the accent and that we sound so serious.
But in terms of trustworthiness, the majority of people I knew in the UK growing up and even now (save one or two) were/are in hindsight the flakeyest and most unreliable. i'm also not talking about isolated groups - I mean across business relationships, close friends, passing acquaintances, teachers, etc.
Now I live in LA, the place where the stereotype is superfical/fake people, I have a large group of friends and business aquantences that I can relay on without question. Sure there's the odd shark or weirdo, but honestly, I experience a completely different level of personal integrity.
maybe it's a case of the sane ones sticking together, or that the ideology of no class system (even though there really is one here albeit related to money or job etc) means people rely on their own moral compass more.
One american friend just said to me the other day after working for a Brit company out here, that she felt fooled by the accent, that most Brits she dealt with have little to no fiber when it comes to integrity or not being a flake.
Suer these are sweeping generalizations, but honestly, even a lot of the Brits I meet out here (again, save a couple of close friends) are just blaggers and bullshitters. Again, maybe that has to do with the reasons they are in the the US or specifically LA. Fuck knows, but the phenomenon is there.