I've got a hubcap which I found walking home at 5am after a night out. No idea whose car it came from, but it?s my memento of a great night out now.
It?s still greasy as fuck though.
It?s still greasy as fuck though.
Lawl.Hubilub said:Other than myself?
I am SO JEALOUS!dochmbi said:Big Rigs over the Road Racing, in the original box![]()
Most people just go for a condom.Lolth17 said:A Spanish sword on my wall and a dagger beside my bed.
You know, for protection.
I had that poster... Then someone stole it before I could get it home... I want another!thenumberthirteen said:A big poster of this:
<img height=500>http://gamingtp.files.wordpress.com/2008/04/fullview_emperor-horus.jpg
And a signed photo of Christopher Judge.
Well I can't formally practice kendo, but I do have fun with people who are willing to spar, and of course people who say stupid things.-Zen- said:Yup, though both are mainly used for practice. It's just wiser for beginners to use shinai considering that it'd pretty much take a deliberate effort to break them. Bokken are stronger as weapons, but far more prone to breaking. Far more prone. I still feel bad for breaking my brother's bokken all those years ago.Koganesaga said:Edit: I withdraw that remark, generally they both refer to a training weapon, however your right, as bokken is more used from combat/martial art practice, while a shinai is used for kendo. Also a bokken is made of solid wood and shaped like the weapons they imitated, while a shinai is a straight bamboo sword, bound together by cloths (long explanation is for my benefit and all those who are curious.)
In any case, either is good to have. I'm assuming you put it to good use?
Well that using it more as a noun, in which case it could qualify, but we are using the adjective defined by modern culture where it is more accepted and understood as something beyond excellent and worthy of note/praise.SikOseph said:I would say that Godfather 1 and 2 were excellent, the third I can take or leave. Why would I not count epics as epic? 'Epic' does not mean good, it means something that extends over a long period of time or tells of great events or is incredibly large. The aforementioned epics are the paradigm of what the word means.Koganesaga said:You're a mean person, and only the first godfather was good. Also don't count "epics" as epic.SikOseph said:It's amazing how many people here have confused the word 'epic' with either 'pathetic' or 'sad'.
Epic... I have The Iliad, The Odyssey, Paradise Lost, and The Godfather Trilogy all on one of my shelves. I can't go into what I have on my computer because the list is too epic...