The Energon Pub

Thu Jan 17, 2008 7:11 pm

That reminds me of this bacon apocalypse we had on the band trip a few weeks ago.

Thu Jan 17, 2008 11:29 pm

Halo wrote:
Psycho Warrior wrote:
ShadowKatt wrote:This is why parents should never leave their children unsupervised.

And keep them away from friendly neighbourhood mad scientists. We had a guy named Frankie Steinburg, he'd make the weirdest things yet I could never get him to eat bacon.

I want examples of what he made.

*looks around for the post he made in response to that*

Come back boy! Where'd you go!?

Fri Jan 18, 2008 7:48 am

It's cold outside. Brr.

Fri Jan 18, 2008 3:26 pm

Halo wrote:It's cold outside. Brr.

It's not that cold. *says that wearing so many layers of clothes that he just looks like a pile of laundry with a hat*

Fri Jan 18, 2008 3:30 pm

Psycho Warrior wrote:
Halo wrote:It's cold outside. Brr.

It's not that cold. *says that wearing so many layers of clothes that he just looks like a pile of laundry with a hat*

I'm seriously like under a dozen different blankets and such.

Fri Jan 18, 2008 6:28 pm

Halo wrote:
Psycho Warrior wrote:
Halo wrote:It's cold outside. Brr.

It's not that cold. *says that wearing so many layers of clothes that he just looks like a pile of laundry with a hat*

I'm seriously like under a dozen different blankets and such.

so far the worst things about being wrapped up in that many clothes is:
Having to go to the bathroom,
having gas,
answering the phone that's in the kitchen,
and most of all: Just having to get up in general.

Fri Jan 18, 2008 6:46 pm

I swear, I need to get HAZMAT to come in and just take care of the next door room. Ick.

Fri Jan 18, 2008 9:09 pm

Psycho Warrior wrote:
Halo wrote:
Psycho Warrior wrote:It's not that cold. *says that wearing so many layers of clothes that he just looks like a pile of laundry with a hat*

I'm seriously like under a dozen different blankets and such.

so far the worst things about being wrapped up in that many clothes is:
Having to go to the bathroom,
having gas,
answering the phone that's in the kitchen,
and most of all: Just having to get up in general.

Honestly, it hasn't too cold in the south. I'm wearing an undershirt, but that's really the majority of my added layers of clothing in this weather. Of course, it helps that the yard I'm at has a diesel-powered heater in the warehouse. :mrgreen:

Fri Jan 18, 2008 10:12 pm

It's not cold in the South EVER unless the jet stream drops really low.

Fri Jan 18, 2008 11:21 pm

*stares at Halos sig*

Sat Jan 19, 2008 1:38 am

Halo wrote:It's not cold in the South EVER unless the jet stream drops really low.

I have to chop wood and put styrophome in the f***ing windows to keep my old house warm... going to be down in the teens in the next few weeks.

Sat Jan 19, 2008 10:48 am

Psycho Warrior wrote:
Halo wrote:It's not cold in the South EVER unless the jet stream drops really low.

I have to chop wood and put styrophome in the f***ing windows to keep my old house warm... going to be down in the teens in the next few weeks.

It feels like the teens here today, and tomorrow, it really will be in the teens. Brr.

Sat Jan 19, 2008 3:06 pm

Halo wrote:
Psycho Warrior wrote:
Halo wrote:It's not cold in the South EVER unless the jet stream drops really low.

I have to chop wood and put styrophome in the f***ing windows to keep my old house warm... going to be down in the teens in the next few weeks.

It feels like the teens here today, and tomorrow, it really will be in the teens. Brr.

likewise (meant to say next week). Still that means we're hardier than southren peoples.

Sat Jan 19, 2008 6:51 pm

Halo wrote:
Psycho Warrior wrote:
Halo wrote:It's not cold in the South EVER unless the jet stream drops really low.

I have to chop wood and put styrophome in the f***ing windows to keep my old house warm... going to be down in the teens in the next few weeks.

It feels like the teens here today, and tomorrow, it really will be in the teens. Brr.

I'd say it's pretty damn cold down here. So cold, in fact, that I'm in Alabama an extra day because Atlanta Airport is completely snowed in.

Sat Jan 19, 2008 7:29 pm

The Happy Locust wrote:I'd say it's pretty damn cold down here. So cold, in fact, that I'm in Alabama an extra day because Atlanta Airport is completely snowed in.

I hope you remembered to door bell ditch Forest Gump.

Sat Jan 19, 2008 7:52 pm

Psycho Warrior wrote:
The Happy Locust wrote:I'd say it's pretty damn cold down here. So cold, in fact, that I'm in Alabama an extra day because Atlanta Airport is completely snowed in.

I hope you remembered to door bell ditch Forest Gump.

Now that's mean. I hope you're enjoying the snow.

Sat Jan 19, 2008 10:11 pm

Halo wrote:
Psycho Warrior wrote:
The Happy Locust wrote:I'd say it's pretty damn cold down here. So cold, in fact, that I'm in Alabama an extra day because Atlanta Airport is completely snowed in.

I hope you remembered to door bell ditch Forest Gump.

Now that's mean. I hope you're enjoying the snow.

You misunderstand. It's not snowing where I'm at in Alabama. My flight connects with ATlanta and then takes me home, but Atlanta is snowed in.

Sat Jan 19, 2008 10:42 pm

The Happy Locust wrote:
You misunderstand. It's not snowing where I'm at in Alabama. My flight connects with ATlanta and then takes me home, but Atlanta is snowed in.

That reminds me of when my mom worked for the airport.

I got to fly alot for real cheap.

We went to Australia for spring break and I got stuck in the airport for five days and all I ate was one meal from McDonalds.

food taste wierd down under...

Sat Jan 19, 2008 11:43 pm

Kid_Kapatilsm wrote:
The Happy Locust wrote:
You misunderstand. It's not snowing where I'm at in Alabama. My flight connects with ATlanta and then takes me home, but Atlanta is snowed in.

That reminds me of when my mom worked for the airport.

I got to fly alot for real cheap.

We went to Australia for spring break and I got stuck in the airport for five days and all I ate was one meal from McDonalds.

food taste wierd down under...

ONE meal for 5 days!? Man I wish I had your willpower. *spasticly freebases a moonrock*

Sun Jan 20, 2008 10:53 am

Psycho Warrior wrote:
Kid_Kapatilsm wrote:
The Happy Locust wrote:
You misunderstand. It's not snowing where I'm at in Alabama. My flight connects with ATlanta and then takes me home, but Atlanta is snowed in.

That reminds me of when my mom worked for the airport.

I got to fly alot for real cheap.

We went to Australia for spring break and I got stuck in the airport for five days and all I ate was one meal from McDonalds.

food taste wierd down under...

ONE meal for 5 days!? Man I wish I had your willpower. *spasticly freebases a moonrock*

Ditto.

Mon Jan 21, 2008 10:04 am

I refueled on gourmet crap on my way to Singapore and went overboard in California just to get back to working condition

Mon Jan 21, 2008 10:49 am

I love flying.

Mon Jan 21, 2008 10:54 am

Flying is fun but only under certain conditions.
1: There's less than the expected number of people in your group of seats.
2: there's cushions that keep your tailbone from going numb during the flight.
3: the person in front of you doesn't lean back while you have your laptop on the tray table. That one was painful.