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Originally posted by purre:
<blockquote>quote:<hr />Originally posted by johnny:
It's better to ask what i usually eat with my beer, and that brings us back to my last post... nothing. :D I wait until i'm out of booze, and then i'll eat, otherwise i get confused. :D

Err...by getting confused you mean? :D
You dont know what to put in your mouth,beer or food? Which would be better?
Or do you just start feeling dizzy and confused?'Well,eating and drinking (alcohol) at the same time is NOT very good idea...not that I would have any experiences of that... [img]graemlins/angel.gif[/img] [/QUOTE]I need to have one hand free to click my mouse, the other holds my beer. Now unless i learn how to eat with my feet, there's no way i can eat. :D

Not much star, I just had some dinner :D i was so hungry, and soon i will do some homework *sigh* other then that just talking to RBF on msn and listening to slipknot. BTW whats up with you? :D

Not much, BP. Just seeing what's happening here.

Talking to Red, eh? Ask him why he's not playing FF6 right now.

[/qb][/QUOTE]I need to have one hand free to click my mouse, the other holds my beer. Now unless i learn how to eat with my feet, there's no way i can eat. :D [/QB][/QUOTE]

Oh,I see :D It took a while to get it [img]tongue.gif[/img]
Well,eating isnt as important as drinking anyway,so eating can be done more rarely that drinking :D

(This is also a quote test,believe me,there is nothing more difficult than quoting :D )

(Arrr...didnt work,this edit is quote test 2)

[ 11-20-2002, 07:27 PM: Message edited by: purre ]

I'm off to bed early for a change, i'm curious how it feels in the morning after more than 4 hours of sleep. :D Gnight everyone. [img]graemlins/happywave.gif[/img]

Arrr...I will never learn quoting...even philosophical discussions about biology and crossing over problems are easier than quoting!!!

purre, you don't need a / in the first [qb] and [quote]. Hopefully, that'll help you.

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Originally posted by Lord Starshadow:
Not much, BP. Just seeing what's happening here.

Talking to Red, eh? Ask him why he's not playing FF6 right now.

I asked him he said nope hes not playing right this minute, its a shame huh. :D

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Originally posted by johnny:
I'm off to bed early for a change, i'm curious how it feels in the morning after more than 4 hours of sleep. :D Gnight everyone. [img]graemlins/happywave.gif[/img]

You will have an headache.
(only normal,if you arent used to sleep more)
-looks at the clock,rolls her eyes-
Sigh...already 2:41am...

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Originally posted by Azred:
Me? A nightowl? [img]graemlins/1ponder.gif[/img] Sometimes, I suppose that I am. (Yes, this response is to a comment made several pages ago....)

Another topic that was pages ago: the origin of the term "Indian Summer". I found this piece of information; unfortunately, it doesn't fully answer the question (but you'd have to read it to find out why). All I know is that this time of year is the worst for trying to figure out how to dress--cold in the morning and warm in the afternoon. Oh, well.

[img]graemlins/petard.gif[/img]

Azred to me anyone who stays up after midnight (Falstaff: "But, we have heard the chimes at midnight.") is a night owl, and that includes Galadria :D I liked the essay on "Indian Summer," thanks. It has always been an evocative time for me, as I favor the "Indians' Harvest " school of thought. But the hazy part doesn't fit, as it has been clear as a bell. ;)