The Energon Pub

[Rodimus Prime]

How much ya wanna bet if it were shirtless dudes or something, nobody would have even complained?

It wasn't a complaint though. The site has a "classification" (for lack of a better word) with search engines. (In laymans terms, adult sites are regarded by the search engines as adult sites and safe filters exclude them from search results.) Because of those pics, despite them not actually showing any of the more "sensitive" areas, it had the potential to reclassify the site (not necessarily to adult, but of a more higher rating) thus limit its search engine results.

So that's the explanation. It's nice to finally get one. I thought Ryan was just being a d-bag. (It's his site, he can be if he wants to be.) And a potato cult sounds f**king awesome. I live in the corner of hell known as Southwest Georgia, and I would love to move to Idaho, if only I had the means.

[Madeus Prime]

And a potato cult sounds f**king awesome. I live in the corner of hell known as Southwest Georgia, and I would love to move to Idaho, if only I had the means.

Speaking as somebody from eastern Washington, it's pretty nice, especially if you want to escape from someplace you don't like.

[Nemesis Maximo]

Come to Michigan. Our greatest natural disaster is the occasional string of tornadoes. And even though winter sucks, we're generally well equipped to deal with it, especially in the Crawford/Otsego/Mio area.

[Rodimus Prime]

And a potato cult sounds f**king awesome. I live in the corner of hell known as Southwest Georgia, and I would love to move to Idaho, if only I had the means.

Speaking as somebody from eastern Washington, it's pretty nice, especially if you want to escape from someplace you don't like.

The thing is, I love to live in clean air and wide open spaces, especially with mountains as the scenery. I'd have no problem with the harsh winters whatsoever.

Come to Michigan. Our greatest natural disaster is the occasional string of tornadoes.

You mean other than Detroit?

And even though winter sucks, we're generally well equipped to deal with it, especially in the Crawford/Otsego/Mio area.

I grew up in Northeast Ohio, so I have had enough of the Northeast for a lifetime. I'd move back if I had to, but not as long as I have a choice. (At this time I have NO choice to go anywhere.) I'm not saying Michigan isn't nice, it probably is. I won't judge it because I haven't seen any other part besides the Detroit area. But I was raised out in the country and moved to the city when I was 13. I thought moving down to Georgia would put me back in the country, but it's just not the same. Unlike the majority of people, I prefer cold, snow, and mountains.

[DedicatedGhostArt]

I actually prefer cold snow and mountains also.


Actually, my dream place to go would have to be Japan. Not as much snow, but still a beautiful place with beautiful people.

I also love green tea...

[Nemesis Maximo]

And a potato cult sounds f**king awesome. I live in the corner of hell known as Southwest Georgia, and I would love to move to Idaho, if only I had the means.

Speaking as somebody from eastern Washington, it's pretty nice, especially if you want to escape from someplace you don't like.

The thing is, I love to live in clean air and wide open spaces, especially with mountains as the scenery. I'd have no problem with the harsh winters whatsoever.

Come to Michigan. Our greatest natural disaster is the occasional string of tornadoes.

You mean other than Detroit?

And even though winter sucks, we're generally well equipped to deal with it, especially in the Crawford/Otsego/Mio area.

I grew up in Northeast Ohio, so I have had enough of the Northeast for a lifetime. I'd move back if I had to, but not as long as I have a choice. (At this time I have NO choice to go anywhere.) I'm not saying Michigan isn't nice, it probably is. I won't judge it because I haven't seen any other part besides the Detroit area. But I was raised out in the country and moved to the city when I was 13. I thought moving down to Georgia would put me back in the country, but it's just not the same. Unlike the majority of people, I prefer cold, snow, and mountains.

Sounds like either Alpena or Mio in the Far East parts of the state, or Manistee in the middle-west part of the state would be exactly your cup of tea. Manistee has a sizable Amish population, so definitely God's country out there.

Also, Ohio sucks. There, I said it.

[Zeek99g]

I was going for an evening run with my dog, when a little terrier decided to get ferocious and attack my dog. It came screaming across the road and started trying to bite at my dog, so I dropped down and used my leg to shield my dog from the terrier. Unfortunately I ended up getting bit by that terrier.

I had to go to the ER and get a stitch. At least my dog is fine.

[DedicatedGhostArt]

I was going for an evening run with my dog, when a little terrier decided to get ferocious and attack my dog. It came screaming across the road and started trying to bite at my dog, so I dropped down and used my leg to shield my dog from the terrier. Unfortunately I ended up getting bit by that terrier.

I had to go to the ER and get a stitch. At least my dog is fine.

Was it rabid?

[Zeek99g]

I was going for an evening run with my dog, when a little terrier decided to get ferocious and attack my dog. It came screaming across the road and started trying to bite at my dog, so I dropped down and used my leg to shield my dog from the terrier. Unfortunately I ended up getting bit by that terrier.

I had to go to the ER and get a stitch. At least my dog is fine.

Was it rabid?

Most likely not, its owner came running after it.

[DedicatedGhostArt]

I was going for an evening run with my dog, when a little terrier decided to get ferocious and attack my dog. It came screaming across the road and started trying to bite at my dog, so I dropped down and used my leg to shield my dog from the terrier. Unfortunately I ended up getting bit by that terrier.

I had to go to the ER and get a stitch. At least my dog is fine.

Was it rabid?

Most likely not, its owner came running after it.

Maybe the dog AND its owner were rabid zombies? (It's what the potato cult does to ya.)

Joking aside, hopefully it wasn't rabid. If you get bit by something rabid, chances are you'll need a stomach injection which is no fun.

[Nemesis Maximo]

Shoulda got a lizard instead. No one ever wakes up in the morning and says "Aw ****, gotta take the lizard out for a walk." And if you never take your lizard out for a walk, you'll never get attacked by one of your asshole neighbors' lizards.

Logic.

[DedicatedGhostArt]

Shoulda got a lizard instead. No one ever wakes up in the morning and says "Aw ****, gotta take the lizard out for a walk." And if you never take your lizard out for a walk, you'll never get attacked by one of your asshole neighbors' lizards.

Logic.

Can lizards bark?

I am not a huge dog fan anyway. I generally like cats. Munchkin cats are my dream-pets. (They can be manlier than people give them credit for!)

[Nemesis Maximo]

Shoulda got a lizard instead. No one ever wakes up in the morning and says "Aw ****, gotta take the lizard out for a walk." And if you never take your lizard out for a walk, you'll never get attacked by one of your asshole neighbors' lizards.

Logic.

Can lizards bark?

You ever hear anyone ever say "shut up with the barking, you stupid lizard!"? No? That's because lizards don't bark. It's as amazing as it sounds.

[Burn]

The only sound they make is a whooshing sound which you only hear a split second before they attack you.

The same can be said for chinese silky chickens.

[Rodimus Prime]

Lizards have no personality. I like cats. 4 of them live with me in my house.

[Zeek99g]

While lizards might be quite and don't need walks, they're not soft and furry like dogs and they aren't as ecstatic as dogs when you come home.

[Autobot N]

[Nemesis Maximo]

Lizards have no personality.

Sure they do. Mine is always hungry, and highly photogenic. Seriously, he sees a phone and he perks right up and tilts his head. He also likes to be scratched on the very top of his head between his eyes, and enjoys the occasional sponge bath.

[Rodimus Prime]

Lizards have no personality.

Sure they do. Mine is always hungry, and highly photogenic. Seriously, he sees a phone and he perks right up and tilts his head. He also likes to be scratched on the very top of his head between his eyes, and enjoys the occasional sponge bath.

Okay, I'm not that familiar with them, as a casual observer, to me they're not engaging at all.

In other manly news, I'm preparing for a 6000-mile road trip over the next 2 weeks. Should be fun.

[Nemesis Maximo]

Sweet! Where ya going?

[DedicatedGhostArt]

I love road-trips. Day-trips are pretty great too.

[Rodimus Prime]

Going from Georgia to California and back, with stops at the Grand Canyon and Las Vegas for my birthday. I can't wait.

Question: what are your thoughts on possibly dating a coworker?

[DedicatedGhostArt]

Going from Georgia to California and back, with stops at the Grand Canyon and Las Vegas for my birthday. I can't wait.

Question: what are your thoughts on possibly dating a coworker?

Awesome! I want to see some TFs at the Grand Canyon pics.

If you're around the person a lot, it's way better than dating someone you don't know much. I can tell you that.

[Ironhidensh]

I'll be the wet blanket. 97% of the time, dating a co-worker is about the worst decision you can make. Avoid it at all costs.

[DedicatedGhostArt]

I'll be the wet blanket. 97% of the time, dating a co-worker is about the worst decision you can make. Avoid it at all costs.

So it's better to date someone you don't hardly know?