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Posts: 6432 (11/03/09 08:27 AM) |
Never heard of milk tea. Is that some Chinese thing that hasn't made it's way here yet?
Not-so-random: it's been said a billion times but daylight savings time is retarded. |
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Hash Ak Gik666 |
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Posts: 3537 (11/03/09 08:39 AM) |
Well, I know they have it in Annapolis because I remember there being a group of people when I went to St. John's who inexplicably hated it, so it's
definitely in America in some form. You may have heard of it as "bubble tea". It's that. Good stuff.
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FORGOTTEN SARAFAN |
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Posts: 4118 (11/03/09 06:28 PM) |
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WorldwideNobody |
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Posts: 1387 (11/03/09 07:40 PM) I Hate You |
Royal mail are absolutely useless sh*t eating monkey raping fu*king bastards..........
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FORGOTTEN SARAFAN |
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Posts: 4119 (11/03/09 08:00 PM) |
collect your own mail then :P
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WorldwideNobody |
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Posts: 1388 (11/03/09 08:06 PM) I Hate You |
I fu*king would though! but they don't know where it is!
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phoenixbyrd911 |
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Posts: 220 (11/04/09 05:25 AM) |
"Royal mail are absolutely useless sh*t eating monkey raping fu*king bastards.........."
I concur. >_< IMPORTANT documents lost in transit... bloody strikes! |
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Adalbertus Morridath |
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Posts: 1650 (11/04/09 05:51 AM) |
nope, no milk in my tea... I like it just as it is, preferably earl grey
as for books, try google it, usually works for me and a random thought from me: my primary computer died actually only it's power supply but still...
    
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FORGOTTEN SARAFAN |
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Posts: 4120 (11/04/09 07:00 AM) |
Latin is so badass
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Hash Ak Gik666 |
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Posts: 3540 (11/04/09 07:30 AM) |
DAMN STRAIGHT, it is!
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Adalbertus Morridath |
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Posts: 1651 (11/04/09 09:55 AM) |
indeed:p
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phoenixbyrd911 |
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Posts: 221 (11/04/09 11:11 AM) |
I did try googling, but am not sure what is safe to download.
You must have downloaded some pretty obscure books AM, got any places to suggest?
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Adalbertus Morridath |
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Posts: 1652 (11/04/09 11:52 AM) |
well, I usually use http://btjunkie.org/ they have pretty extensive set of resources. and I usually googled those i
couldn't find there. and torrents are generally safe, because bad torrents don't get seeded.
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Aradiel |
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Posts: 8511 (11/04/09 12:47 PM) |
Just make sure to virus scan anything you download and you should be fine.
You know what's annoying? Trains. Wen, being foreign, has to sign on to the government's biometric database, because they are targeting the people who don't know enough to be against it first. Then they'll move onto the non-old and non-foreign people. Anyway, to do this she needs to go to one of a selection of places for an appointment. None of those places are near here, so we need to book a train. Last night I was booking train tickets, but kept getting the message that my booking could not be made. I then get into work this morning (10 hours later), and do the same thing. This time I manage to book the tickets, but I had to choose different trains because the price on the morning train I wanted doubled overnight. Literally. So, I had to end up spending slightly more money than I wanted to, and get a different train than I wanted to, because the fucking train company refused to sell me the tickets they were advertising.
The fan compiled Legacy of Kain Timeline
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Corpse87 |
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Posts: 6437 (11/04/09 07:56 PM) |
Yeah, they fluctuate prices all the time based on some supposed demand estimates and proximity of the order date to the actual trip. A few times, when looking
for a flight, I refreshed the page within a half hour and many airline prices went up $100 or more. Guess it blows the same with rr. Booking as far ahead as
possible seems to work best.
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Hash Ak Gik666 |
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Posts: 3541 (11/05/09 01:23 AM) |
You think that's bad? In China they only make train tickets available a few days before the train actually leaves. Obviously, that results in a mad
scramble to buy tickets no matter what the trip is or when it is. It's because the government officials want to be able to siphon off the best seats to all
their friends before the tickets are available to the general public. Douchebags.
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Adalbertus Morridath |
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Posts: 1653 (11/05/09 04:54 AM) |
you know... you should stop whining
come here, live in Poland for a few months and then return to your day-to-day problems in you respective countries I
guarantee you'll get a totally new perspective on that
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Aradiel |
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Posts: 8512 (11/05/09 09:03 AM) |
Corpse87 wrote: That actually was booking ahead as far as possible - the letter she got demanded that she get an appointment to go to one of these places within 15 working days, presumably on pain of being thrown out of the country (pfft, yeah, right)
The fan compiled Legacy of Kain Timeline
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phoenixbyrd911 |
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Posts: 222 (11/05/09 12:21 PM) |
A biometric what now? Geeez.
And yeah, the trains are pretty crappy. The prices fluctuate but if you catch it at the right time you can get some good deals. Where is your GF from? |
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Aradiel |
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Posts: 8513 (11/05/09 12:42 PM) |
Kunming, in the North East of the South Western province of Yunnan in China.
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