i quit candy for what must have been monthes not that long ago...I started with a bit here and there again but not nearly as much...Candy and Soda was my lunch at work lol that had to changeQuote:
Originally Posted by Dennis
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i quit candy for what must have been monthes not that long ago...I started with a bit here and there again but not nearly as much...Candy and Soda was my lunch at work lol that had to changeQuote:
Originally Posted by Dennis
Football: A game played with your feetQuote:
Originally Posted by Robstar
What the NFL does: playing catch with pads on! ;)
(For the record I'm a big fan of NFL, long time Green Bay fan)
More straight edge talk: Ironically giving up fizzy drinks (soda) would be the hardest thing for me to become straight edge. I've been properly addicted to caffeine at least 10 years, I try to stop every now and then and I last 3 days at best before I'm drinking coffee by the pint. Alcohol, drugs even meat would be a breeze but giving up my tasty cola beverages?! With that in mind I actually have a lot of respect for properly straight edge people (not just 14 year olds who give it up first time they're near booze) like CM Punk, it shows a strength of character to some extent.
And the Englishman takes the bait once again! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by MachoManFan
I'm waiting on K2 to define exactly what shape a soccer ball is in...Quote:
Originally Posted by Robstar
Haha, what does he say again? It's an isometric dodecahedron? An awkward moment between a beachball and a seagull? The product of sex between Dungeons & Dragons dice? lolololQuote:
Originally Posted by Darkside Ron Garvin
I might have broke a rib on that one... Too funny.Quote:
Originally Posted by Robstar
Any of these are better than my definition! I cede my position...even though it is our language and you're just borrowing it! lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Robstar
You mean a truncated icosahedron?Quote:
Originally Posted by Darkside Ron Garvin
Good old Jelly, you never fail. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by K2Jelly