Quote from msleeper on February 20, 2008, 6:48 pm

Hober wrote:

Four wheels are still better.

I'd say that it sounds like someone is bucking for a promotion, except you're already a global mod.

Quote from youme on February 20, 2008, 7:05 pm

msleeper wrote:

I'd say that it sounds like someone is bucking for a promotion, except you're already a global mod.

I'll have it in his stead

*looks hopeful*

Quote from msleeper on February 20, 2008, 7:20 pm

youme wrote:

I'll have it in his stead

*looks hopeful*

Been considering it for you actually.

Quote from youme on February 20, 2008, 7:27 pm

to be honest I'm hardly suprised, but I doubt I'm really suitable as I don't actually know too much and seem to find various other things drawing my time, and i'm always too slow to get the fisrt post in.

On topic:
Congrats rellikpd
I've always thought that a motorbike would be loads more fun than a car. According to Enligh law I'm old enough to get a moped lisence but not old enough to drive a car (you have to be 17+) but I'm really not interested in driving right now, I want to move to the US within the next few years which makes me think I'm going to be learning to drive there rather than in my motherland... which makes me like this -

Quote from rellikpd on February 20, 2008, 8:49 pm

msleeper wrote:

Been considering it for you actually.

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/e yellow cards you for being off topic.

youme wrote:

:blah: but I'm really not interested in driving right now, I want to move to the US within the next few years which makes me think I'm going to be learning to drive there rather than in my motherland... which makes me like this -

that italicized part has GOT to change if you are coming to america. thats ALLLLLL teens care about :-p but come to texas. i'll learn ya good on driving! and thanks btw.

Quote from youme on February 21, 2008, 9:39 am

My great uncle lives about 150 miles from where valve are based and mum said that was near [in american terms].... its hardly near[in english terms]. I guess if did relocate then I'd have to get my head around 50 miles not being a long way.

For reference: the furthest part of england from the coast is about 140 miles.

Quote from rellikpd on February 21, 2008, 7:00 pm

youme wrote:

My great uncle lives about 150 miles from where valve are based and mum said that was near [in american terms].... its hardly near[in english terms]. I guess if did relocate then I'd have to get my head around 50 miles not being a long way.

For reference: the furthest part of england from the coast is about 140 miles.

lol @ that. i live in texas. which (was) the biggest state in the union (before that bastard alaska stole it from us) from a random southern town, to a random northern town is 888.36 miles... and thats not even from the borders. i just picked 2 towns closest to the borders that i could find. there's probly about another 40-60 miles tacked onto each side of that...

Quote from DelphiAegis on February 22, 2008, 2:41 am

Screw miles. Everyone should measure in easily scalable measurements. I.E., Kelvin and Metric.

And don't feel bad about alaska; It's almost as big as the rest of the continental united states (If not in actual landmass, but in "wow that is spread out when you put one on top of another"). I blame mysoginistic mercator projections of the earth for giving us an improper view of places like greenland (Which is quite large), alaska, and even the old USSR.

Quote from rellikpd on February 22, 2008, 8:05 am

DelphiAegis wrote:

Screw miles. Everyone should measure in easily scalable measurements. I.E., Kelvin and Metric.

i like your avatar, but its not my damn fault we measure in miles... and who the fuck is Kevin? i have a cousin named kevin *shrug*

the kevin reference is a joke btw. ftw.