Fight Club Pub.

Originally posted by Ian McLean
ere, have a rum & coke. In fact, I'd better make a pitcher; ADB seems to need one too.

Oddly enough, despite all the talk about drinking that goes on here, that's not the vice I miss when I'm in the middle of a debate.

I'd take a selzer though. And maybe a box or two of donuts

Originally posted by Ian McLean
Ah, no denial of the fondling, I see.

Nope.

No denial whatso ever regarding my preciou...err...your trophy.



Thanks for the rum and coke, though. I'll communicate that you are a good guy to my preciou...*damn*... your trophy...

Edit for spelling

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Trophies, we don't need no stinking trophies.

All we need is boobies. (debate boobies, naturally )

Originally posted by schrodingers dog
(debate boobies, naturally

)

Would surgically enhanced do?

Originally posted by schrodingers dog
Trophies, we don't need no stinking trophies.

All we need is boobies.

(debate boobies, naturally

)

I would like to second that motion

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Mmm... sugar. Here you are:


(this was my favorite flavor, when they were still making it. there is also plain, if you prefer)





And yes, there's another box of the Krispy Kremes, if necessary.

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Thanks, I'll give the black cherry a try

We don't have Krispy Kremes around here, only Dunkin Donuts and independents. There's a Krispy Kreme in Penn Station, and there was one for a few months on 72nd St when I lived there, but for some reason they haven't taken off in the New York market.

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Yes but you've got Omonia in Astoria. The best desert shop in NYC.

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Yeah? I don't get over to Astoria very often - I'm just off the 7 in Sunnyside, but sometimes. I'll look for it. Baklava to die for?

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Baklava is for the tourists.
Next time I'm in NY I'll take you for greek coffee and galaktoboureko.

It's a deal

Does it involve phyllo? Cause I really think that phyllo is among the most brilliant inventions of history.

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It's about 1/3 phyllo. Do a goggly image search.

Greeks are great phyllosophers. (that is just terrible)

Originally posted by schrodingers dog
Greeks are great phyllosophers.

Oh please. That joke was crusty before the Internet was even invented.


Edit: Sorry, a weakness of mine. Pun-ishment for the sins of a past life, or something. I guess I can be a bit of a flake.


[edit on 14-11-2008 by Ian McLean]

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You've changed.

Edit: Hmm, double-post. My first, on ATS. Hooray!

[edit on 14-11-2008 by Ian McLean]

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I still have sardines left.



* hey, is that a seagull in the sky? *

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Ixnay on the overtake. Tiz for later.

So I'm grading tests some more, fun I know. Anyways, one of the questions is, Who's ideology on Economics do you agree with most? A reply I got was, "I dunno, Jesus said alot of the same stuff as Marx, and Jesus could turn water into wine so we would have free booze." Screw it, that answer gets full credit.

Also, anybody else catch Whale Wars on the discovery channel? Holy $hit I never thought I'd see the day a show centered around Eco-terrorists would show up on mainstream TV. That said, I hope those crazy hippies sink every last illegal Japanese whaling ship. *Looks at PS3 and wonders about supporting Japan*

Originally posted by FSBlueApocalypse
*Looks at PS3 and wonders about supporting Japan*

Hey, no worries! Currency fluctuations killed most of Sony's Q2 PS3 profits, anyway:
ap.google.com...

See? An economic downturn isn't all bad.