Ask the losers why they are so loserish and lost thread - Page 18

prodonkey · #**171** 11-21-2007, 09:55 AM

get one of those pre-cooked chickens. Most stores have stuff like that and they aren't bad.

4_2_it · #**172** 11-21-2007, 09:55 AM

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No Clive Barker, though I have seen his name around. I haven't had a lot of time for authors who still have a pulse.

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If you like King, you should really like Barker. I'd recommend starting with Thief of Always. It's just over 100 pages or so and a very enjoyable read. If you enjoy it then I say move on to Weaveworld.

How far have you branched out in the Sam's family? I enjoy drinking some Old Fezziwig around the holidays. (Bonus points if you know the first place that name appears.)

divides_by_zero · #**173** 11-21-2007, 10:00 AM

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No Clive Barker, though I have seen his name around. I haven't had a lot of time for authors who still have a pulse.

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If you like King, you should really like Barker. I'd recommend starting with Thief of Always. It's just over 100 pages or so and a very enjoyable read. If you enjoy it then I say move on to Weaveworld.

How far have you branched out in the Sam's family? I enjoy drinking some Old Fezziwig around the holidays. (Bonus points if you know the first place that name appears.)

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Isn't it just Dickens' A Christmas Carol?

I've had the Summer, the Oktoberfest, the Boston Lager, the Winter, and the Old Fezziwig. Love the Summer and the Oktoberfest THIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIS MUCH. Wasn't a fan of the Winter and the Fezziwig, but I have a feeling that since in between the last time I had them and now my tastes have run darker I might have to give them another go. Especially now that it's cold out.

What's that? Brewery tour this weekend? Alrighty then!

divides_by_zero · #**174** 11-21-2007, 10:02 AM

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get one of those pre-cooked chickens. Most stores have stuff like that and they aren't bad.

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Yah, I'm gonna poke around. It's really bothering me how much of this stuff is going to have to be premade as I like cooking, but simply don't have the materiel and I really don't feel like outfitting a full kitchen for one day.

I also hate that I'm limited to about 4 bags worth of supplies.

Georgia Avenue · #**175** 11-21-2007, 10:12 AM

Man, thanksgiving alone? Bummer and half.

Come to DC and my mom will make you some chitlins!

SOLUTION.

tarheeljks · #**176** 11-21-2007, 10:13 AM

chitlins are the [censored]

edit: as long as they've been cleaned so there isn't actually [censored] in them

divides_by_zero · #**177** 11-21-2007, 10:13 AM

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Man, thanksgiving alone? Bummer and half.

Come to DC and my mom will make you some chitlins!

SOLUTION.

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Aaaaaaaand, imma gonna get there how? Hitchhike? Brilliant!

4_2_it · #**178** 11-21-2007, 10:14 AM

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Isn't it just Dickens' A Christmas Carol?

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Yep. Sorry for such a softball question.

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What's that? Brewery tour this weekend? Alrighty then!

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Georgia Avenue · #**179** 11-21-2007, 10:18 AM

Take the train imo, easy and fun.

If you can't afford it, auction some risqué shots to ballas.

divides_by_zero · #**180** 11-21-2007, 10:20 AM

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Take the train imo, easy and fun.

If you can't afford it, auction some risqué shots to ballas.

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Mneh. Taking the train to DC by myself with no clue where I'm going is a little too much, especially without the time to psyche myself up.

Whatever, I'm gonna pig out alone, then get pissed on whiskey and sing Wasting Away in Margaritaville and tell my step-mother EXACTLY what I think of her without any repercussions. BEAT THAT.

Also - let's not forget the task at hand - is there anything else that I must add to my list?