Random Thoughts Thread

[Lanny'sDaMan]

[Resolute 14]

Oh dude, the dreaded in-thread fata.

http://forum.calgarypuck.com/showpos...&postcount=920

[Lanny'sDaMan]

Oh man.... sigh

Not my day at all

[Resolute 14]

However, +1 for posting a higher quality version than that cheapskate Photon did!

[photon]

+2 because it's worth re-posting many times over.

Pixels are expensive man!

[Lanny'sDaMan]

OK guys I'm sorry, but this'll be my last really weird post for a couple days. BUT!!

This puppy loves him some cupcakes and is taught a new command "away" whilst confronted with said cupcakes:




and then a buddy of mine did this to it:


Enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyTBr_PCD9I

[rockstar]

I am drunk.

[FireFly]

Originally Posted by Jayems

So why is it that 7/10 stalls always have a full tank, if you know what i mean. (which is another issue all together as to why some people feel it necessary to leave it... ) It doesn't flush when it should, and does when it shouldn't.

I know what you mean about people leaving the tank full... there's an emergency flush button if the sensor isn't working! Use it!

[Dion]

Originally Posted by FireFly

I know what you mean about people leaving the tank full... there's an emergency flush button if the sensor isn't working! Use it!

That's if you can get past the stench long enough to press the emergency flush button. Lets just say i avoid public washrooms when possible.

[WindomURL]

In case of emergency, is it really a good idea to call Mary Kate Olsen?

[JohnnyB]

I used to hate using public washrooms, or really any washroom that I wasn't comfortable in. On vacation I once went a whole week without taking a dump just to avoid using the bathroom on the boat I was on. I held it 'til I got home.



Anyways, after coming to live in China I've gotten used to very different standards in terms of public washrooms. I'm happy to accept things that I wouldn't have considered before. I remember when I first arrived in Shanghai to do a homestay and the bathroom in my homestay's apartment wasn't working so I had to go use a public one. I walked in and not only were the toilets all squatters, but the stalls were only about 3&1/2 feet high, had no doors and seemed to be made so that your head would be poking out of the stall into the rest of the bathroom. I had never before thought of a 'public toilet' in such a literal sense.

[rockstar]

Originally Posted by JohnnyB

I used to hate using public washrooms, or really any washroom that I wasn't comfortable in. On vacation I once went a whole week without taking a dump just to avoid using the bathroom on the boat I was on. I held it 'til I got home.



Anyways, after coming to live in China I've gotten used to very different standards in terms of public washrooms. I'm happy to accept things that I wouldn't have considered before. I remember when I first arrived in Shanghai to do a homestay and the bathroom in my homestay's apartment wasn't working so I had to go use a public one. I walked in and not only were the toilets all squatters, but the stalls were only about 3&1/2 feet high, had no doors and seemed to be made so that your head would be poking out of the stall into the rest of the bathroom. I had never before thought of a 'public toilet' in such a literal sense.

Christ, I can't wait...

[Phanuthier]

Originally Posted by JohnnyB

Anyways, after coming to live in China I've gotten used to very different standards in terms of public washrooms. I'm happy to accept things that I wouldn't have considered before. I remember when I first arrived in Shanghai to do a homestay and the bathroom in my homestay's apartment wasn't working so I had to go use a public one. I walked in and not only were the toilets all squatters, but the stalls were only about 3&1/2 feet high, had no doors and seemed to be made so that your head would be poking out of the stall into the rest of the bathroom. I had never before thought of a 'public toilet' in such a literal sense.

How true. After being in China, I'll take a shat in just about anything. Some parts of China I went to, it was just as small chute water (and pooh/piss) would run through, and you would just squat and go in that; while your doing your business, you'd see someone else's business go floating right by you. I could never understand how some people would take newspaper in with them to go do their thing.

Though not as disgusting, in the past couple years, I've gotten used to digging a hole and taking a dump out in nature. It actually feels kind of nice and free, and somewhat enjoyable to admire the big dump you just took.

[missdpuck]

There's nothing like communal pit toilets !!

[burn_this_city]

Life blows. I meet the perfect chick and we can't be together because of religion.

[photon]

Originally Posted by burn_this_city

Life blows. I meet the perfect chick and we can't be together because of religion.

So, change religion! Chicks love it when the guy converts just for her.

[FireFly]

Originally Posted by burn_this_city

Life blows. I meet the perfect chick and we can't be together because of religion.

Then she's not perfect, is she?

[burn_this_city]

She doesnt want me to change, she doesnt care what I believe. But her family would hate me for being an infidel.

[FireFly]

Originally Posted by burn_this_city

She doesnt want me to change, she doesnt care what I believe. But her family would hate me for being an infidel.

And were you to have kids, would she want to take them to church? Ah, the beginning stages of romance when none of that stuff matters.... In reality though, those are really the relationship cripplers.

[burn_this_city]

I wouldnt care if she took them to church. I grew up in a staunch catholic house and it probably helped shape my morality. I would expect her to allow them to make their own decisions later in life about their faith. Besides if I really thought it was going to last I would probably convert to her faith anyhow.