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<t>My flat almost turned into a hostel a few years back, with people visiting all the time, and I found that most people enjoy spending a nice relaxed day somewhere, seeing or doing one thing, without rushing it, with a bit of time for a nice meal, and good coffee, and a few drinks, rather than runn...

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Next up - hand grenade shaped pacifiers.

It's a sick sad world.

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A friend of mine found 7 dead rats lined up in front of her bed - she was about 9 years old at the time - nice going, kitteh

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<t>Going out and meeting people, socializing, and having fun are all things I completely support. But planning on finding a good guy you're going to be in a relationship in might not be such an amazing idea. Deciding you want or need a relationship makes you approach everyone you meet wi...

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<t>It's impossible to say, moderately wealthy in one country may be the same as insanely rich in another. It could be that too rich is just much much much richer than everyone around you. Or maybe it's having so much that sharing a large % of your wealth would still leave you living quite...

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Must.... slide... down.... that thing!

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LarsMac;1411454 wrote: Nothing beats an ice cold can of schaefer beer.

Quite right. Nothing does bead an ice cold can of schaefer beer, it truly does. I couldn't have put it better myself.

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<t>Well, I've been away for a while * both from the forum and from Internet life all together. I've been trying to come up with something that could compete with Mr. LarsMac's plan to take over the Minxing of the US. So far - I've come up with this: I'd Rather Buy N...

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Mine is fairly simple, one item only:

1. Live

I think I'm getting there

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<t>koan;1407820 wrote: It's a complex problem that goes beyond their age too. We need think tanks to figure out a better solution than just telling kids to not do it. We can also look at the examples set for them. How many times do kids hear adults sitting around trashing someone and reje...

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Teenagers can be complete mosters.

I can understan that one man can be horrible and try to ruin the girls life, but that no one in several schools ever tried to be kind to her... that is what is trully horrific.

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I'd take a nice cool glass of water over liquid American dream any day.

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Well Mr. LarsMac, how's the competing going?

I've been away for almost 2 weeks, so haven't done any promotion or advertising, I thought I'd give you a head start

How are things coming on the idea stealing front?

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<r>Clodhopper;1405066 wrote: Well, you are certainly doing brilliantly on the charm front.:-6 I wish you well. But I have plenty of nothing (as well as a few somethings) so I'm in a position to sell (and willing to do so) if the market goes that way. What do you need? 100% mark up? I'll s...

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<r>In my into thread I already made a mention of my slightly extravagant escapade to persuade the world that it has gone a bit crazy by selling a million euro worth of nothing at all <E>:D</E> After obtaining the kind permission of our benevolent mods, I decided to create a thread to keep...

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<r>gmc;1404809 wrote: Not in terms of being the youngest you don't but maybe in being the oldest you have a claim. What I always find amazing though is the evidence that people in my part of the world were actively trading and sharing technology with those in yours. And yet, these d...

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<r>The modern town was founded in 1687, but there are records of a smaller settlement being mentioned in 1237, and earlier Byzantine settlement from the 5th century. There are also archaeological finds indicating that human settlements have existed here since the Neolithic period, appx year 4500 BC....

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<t>Well the thing is that a lot of people appear to have two unhealthy obsessions. One - with nudity. Boobies, bums and penises. I don't get it. Everyone has a least 2 of the listed (some even all 3), and yet, when they see someone else's they are either shocked, or overly fascinated, or....

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<t>From my limited understanding of what is happening in the States, one of the problems seems to be that with the two party system, people are just choosing the lesser of two evils, but no party will ever make radical changes (at least not radical positive changes). Hence, in order to ch...

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I absolutely loved the books, though in the last two, the pace slowed down a bit.

The show is ok, but I couldn't really watch it all as it follows the books so closely, that I just got bored always knowing what is about to happen.

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koan;1404471 wrote: I'm mostly intrigued to see if the RCMP raid my house in the next two weeks.

There was an officer here not long ago that was really cute and I swear he was flirting with me.

Using heroin to get lure men in, eh? Cheeky.

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koan;1404467 wrote: I have 3 kilos of heroin in my garage. What am I going to do with it now?!!

Well, I'd say that you have a few pain-free years filled with euphoria and pleasant feelings ahead of you.

Enjoy

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<r>Haven't read it, don't think I will. If I was 18 I probably would. It almost makes me sad that I've come to an age where my literary tastes come in the way of my hornyness <E>:D</E> What I did hear, though, apart from really bad reviews of course, is a couple of friends who are actuall...

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<r>Snowfire;1404431 wrote: Stephen Fry is a National treasure I definitely agree. He is absolutely brilliant. Snowfire;1404433 wrote: Alternative RE School Teacher - A Bit Of Fry And Laurie - YouTube This one is a goodun Wonderful <E>:D</E> Another one of m...

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<r>I am not a member of any religion, but if all the faithful just acted the way you propose, I'd be quite delighted that they are all around. Funny thing is, I always thought this is what prophets from all major religions probably had in mind, but prophets die, and their work is continu...

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<t>This is one of my all time favorite shows, made by Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie, it's an amazing collection of completely random hilariousness. Here's a good example (the actual sketch starts around 0:18, the stuff before that is just, well... randomness) A Bit of Fry and Lau...

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<r>FG;1404323 wrote: I'd put myself in the same position as that - excuse an admin butting in but you need a bit of encouragement, being a newbie and all. Yes I very much enjoyed Midnight's Children both for its technical wizardry and the humanity of his approach to the catastrophic beginning to Ind...

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<t>I went to Plitivice in Croatia. It's one of the most beautiful places I've ever been to. It literally made me consider quitting university and applying to work there as a park ranger, or a cleaner, or... well anything that would allow me to spend the whole day in the park. Unfortunate...

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<r>Clodhopper;1404226 wrote: Now, now. Tut tut. Men and women think of nothing in different but equal ways. Men are prone to rather admiring women's nothings, but women seem rather more ambivalent. After all, with them, it's amazing what nothing can turn into... Oh, and hello fiend. Sorry...

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It's very nice that people helped those adorable baby murdering rapists

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<r>Bryn Mawr;1404281 wrote: I tried Midnight's Children, found it meandering and fairly pointless so, unusually for me, I gave up on it and moved on. Strange, I entirely loved it. Though, I suppose it is a bit confusing, but by the time I read it I was already used to his style, and already kne...

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<r>I was filling out my profile information on this forum and the question about favorite books reminded me of "The Moor's Last Sigh". This was the first Salman Rushdie book I ever read and it made me completely fall in love with the way he writes and the world he creates. I soon proceded...

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<r>Hehe, in that case, I suppose it's not the actual size. Or maybe it is. My head hurts now <E>:D</E> On the site we decided to say that: "If you are wondering what exactly we mean by "Nothing", the explanation is simple - Nothing, in the context of this website, is a unit of ...

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koan;1404215 wrote: Technical question: is that picture to scale?
I'm having a dumb day, I think :yh_blush

What exactly do you mean?

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Glad you're enjoying it

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<r>I'm laughing <E>:)</E> And, it's a deal, I'll keep posting here, and you have a look and see if there's anything you'd like to add to the Nothing Exchange website. The address is: nothingexchange.com (I didn't add it as a link, so you might need to copy it into yo...

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<r>Amazing! I'll send you a link once I'm done setting up a testimonial section (shouldn't take more than a day or two) And if you'd like to write about Nothing, you're more then welcome to, we can always use good content. Head over to the site and have a look, if there is anything you'd ...

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<r>koan;1404203 wrote: Nothing puts the "whim" in whimsical. When our ancestors look back and wonder what happened, don't be the one who says "I didn't buy any Nothing because it didn't seem solid." Be the one who says "I believed in Nothing when others said it couldn't be so easy." ...

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<t>koan;1404198 wrote: People should take advantage of the Dutch lady experience before those lovely tarts invest in too much Nothing and the prices go up. Exactly! We've already sold 92 units, and I was informed that the buyers loved it, so we can only assume that they were employed by the Dut...

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<t>If you need a website, you need to take care of 3 components - domain, hosting and actually creating a website. When it comes to the domain and hosting, which I'd suggest paying for as it comes up to appx $50 a year, and otherwise you get flooded with ads. I use Whois Lookup & IP ...

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<r>My dear Mr. LarsMac, you will have to face the fact that your nothing can only be the Pepsi of the nothing market, while the NothingExchange Nothing will remain the Coca-Cola. We were here first, we sugar our product with more humor and... most importantly, we will continue to spice i...

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<r>The thread title pretty much sums up what I do... but I suppose it would probably be a good idea to elaborate a bit before people jump to conclusions. I work as a business analyst. This explains the lying bit. Well, truthfully, I don't actually lie, I just use numbers (it's amazing how...

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