turns out Parker's business is a total hack and he frequently screws over fellow bf2sers that support him so he can "do what he loves to do," as he would so convincingly say....
What? Explain.CoronadoSEAL wrote:
turns out Parker's business is a total hack and he frequently screws over fellow bf2sers that support him so he can "do what he loves to do," as he would so convincingly say....
libertarian benefit collector - anti-academic super-intellectual. http://mixlr.com/the-little-phrase/
I agree, he appealed to the weak minded then, and to the nostalgic now.Mekstizzle wrote:
No he wasn't, it's cos you were 12 years old and thought his style of being "not in with it" was cool, although I can't remember much of spawnymist I do remember he always tried to be the bad guy, I mean it was funny cos he's Scottish and thus it's like a lol multiplier, but stillJestar wrote:
Spawn was a good 2000% better than all people who reside here nowadays.
Uzique wrote:
What? Explain.CoronadoSEAL wrote:
turns out Parker's business is a total hack and he frequently screws over fellow bf2sers that support him so he can "do what he loves to do," as he would so convincingly say....
I know fucking karate
I think he sent Parker $40 for a knife. He hasn't received it.Uzique wrote:
What? Explain.CoronadoSEAL wrote:
turns out Parker's business is a total hack and he frequently screws over fellow bf2sers that support him so he can "do what he loves to do," as he would so convincingly say....
I'm sure you can get more juicy details when he's back online....
I touched bases with him via facebook. He said he was going to go through his files and find out what was what as he forgot.CoronadoSEAL wrote:
turns out Parker's business is a total hack and he frequently screws over fellow bf2sers that support him so he can "do what he loves to do," as he would so convincingly say....
So, if you sent him money, facebook is the place, I guess to get a hold of him.
The no advertizing rulz are not strict enough I guess.
off topic, anybody need some gutter service or repair? How about some hangers or gutter spikes. Cheap.
I bet your pussy SoCal gutters couldn't handle our shitty European weather.ATG wrote:
I touched bases with him via facebook. He said he was going to go through his files and find out what was what as he forgot.CoronadoSEAL wrote:
turns out Parker's business is a total hack and he frequently screws over fellow bf2sers that support him so he can "do what he loves to do," as he would so convincingly say....
So, if you sent him money, facebook is the place, I guess to get a hold of him.
The no advertizing rulz are not strict enough I guess.
off topic, anybody need some gutter service or repair? How about some hangers or gutter spikes. Cheap.
One of my weakest brackets, douchnuggets, was individually break tested at 1800 lbs, er whatevathefuckyermetricb.s. is.ghettoperson wrote:
I bet your pussy SoCal gutters couldn't handle our shitty European weather.ATG wrote:
I touched bases with him via facebook. He said he was going to go through his files and find out what was what as he forgot.CoronadoSEAL wrote:
turns out Parker's business is a total hack and he frequently screws over fellow bf2sers that support him so he can "do what he loves to do," as he would so convincingly say....
So, if you sent him money, facebook is the place, I guess to get a hold of him.
The no advertizing rulz are not strict enough I guess.
off topic, anybody need some gutter service or repair? How about some hangers or gutter spikes. Cheap.
That's the thing see, I make the best, strongest stuff and frankly sir, Europe is not worthy of my product.
Again, individual breaking strength 1800 pounds. So blow me.

pussyATG wrote:
One of my weakest brackets, douchnuggets, was individually break tested at 1800 lbs, er whatevathefuckyermetricb.s. is.ghettoperson wrote:
I bet your pussy SoCal gutters couldn't handle our shitty European weather.ATG wrote:
I touched bases with him via facebook. He said he was going to go through his files and find out what was what as he forgot.
So, if you sent him money, facebook is the place, I guess to get a hold of him.
The no advertizing rulz are not strict enough I guess.
off topic, anybody need some gutter service or repair? How about some hangers or gutter spikes. Cheap.
That's the thing see, I make the best, strongest stuff and frankly sir, Europe is not worthy of my product.
Again, individual breaking strength 1800 pounds. So blow me.
http://i28.tinypic.com/29l07sh.jpg
this is a real gutter
~50cm wide
Last edited by menzo (2009-07-21 10:46:08)

Why do you Americans always use lbs for measuring weight? It always makes more sense to use the biggest practical unit, which is the stone, not the lb. I don't get it. Can anyone clear this up?ATG wrote:
One of my weakest brackets, douchnuggets, was individually break tested at 1800 lbs, er whatevathefuckyermetricb.s. is.ghettoperson wrote:
I bet your pussy SoCal gutters couldn't handle our shitty European weather.ATG wrote:
I touched bases with him via facebook. He said he was going to go through his files and find out what was what as he forgot.
So, if you sent him money, facebook is the place, I guess to get a hold of him.
The no advertizing rulz are not strict enough I guess.
off topic, anybody need some gutter service or repair? How about some hangers or gutter spikes. Cheap.
That's the thing see, I make the best, strongest stuff and frankly sir, Europe is not worthy of my product.
Again, individual breaking strength 1800 pounds. So blow me.
http://i28.tinypic.com/29l07sh.jpg
KG >> allBertster7 wrote:
Why do you Americans always use lbs for measuring weight? It always makes more sense to use the biggest practical unit, which is the stone, not the lb. I don't get it. Can anyone clear this up?ATG wrote:
One of my weakest brackets, douchnuggets, was individually break tested at 1800 lbs, er whatevathefuckyermetricb.s. is.ghettoperson wrote:
I bet your pussy SoCal gutters couldn't handle our shitty European weather.
That's the thing see, I make the best, strongest stuff and frankly sir, Europe is not worthy of my product.
Again, individual breaking strength 1800 pounds. So blow me.
http://i28.tinypic.com/29l07sh.jpg

Haha, but seriously, do people really need new gutters that often in California? I mean, our house is about 15 years old, and they've never been replaced.ATG wrote:
One of my weakest brackets, douchnuggets, was individually break tested at 1800 lbs, er whatevathefuckyermetricb.s. is.ghettoperson wrote:
I bet your pussy SoCal gutters couldn't handle our shitty European weather.ATG wrote:
I touched bases with him via facebook. He said he was going to go through his files and find out what was what as he forgot.
So, if you sent him money, facebook is the place, I guess to get a hold of him.
The no advertizing rulz are not strict enough I guess.
off topic, anybody need some gutter service or repair? How about some hangers or gutter spikes. Cheap.
That's the thing see, I make the best, strongest stuff and frankly sir, Europe is not worthy of my product.
Again, individual breaking strength 1800 pounds. So blow me.
http://i28.tinypic.com/29l07sh.jpg
Remind me again, where do you live? It looks like the Apollolaan tramstop, but I don't remember that stall there.menzo wrote:
pussyATG wrote:
One of my weakest brackets, douchnuggets, was individually break tested at 1800 lbs, er whatevathefuckyermetricb.s. is.ghettoperson wrote:
I bet your pussy SoCal gutters couldn't handle our shitty European weather.
That's the thing see, I make the best, strongest stuff and frankly sir, Europe is not worthy of my product.
Again, individual breaking strength 1800 pounds. So blow me.
http://i28.tinypic.com/29l07sh.jpg
this is a real gutter
~50cm wide
http://www.metalbox.dreamhosters.com/IMG_0624.JPG
EDIT: Wait, that's right off Leiseplein isn't it?
Last edited by ghettoperson (2009-07-21 10:49:31)
Maybe so. They're certainly much more practical.menzo wrote:
KG >> allBertster7 wrote:
Why do you Americans always use lbs for measuring weight? It always makes more sense to use the biggest practical unit, which is the stone, not the lb. I don't get it. Can anyone clear this up?ATG wrote:
One of my weakest brackets, douchnuggets, was individually break tested at 1800 lbs, er whatevathefuckyermetricb.s. is.
That's the thing see, I make the best, strongest stuff and frankly sir, Europe is not worthy of my product.
Again, individual breaking strength 1800 pounds. So blow me.
http://i28.tinypic.com/29l07sh.jpg
But I still like measuring my weight in imperial measurements (if I'm ever doing any sort of calculations the 1st thing I'll do is convert to Kgs) - but I use the appropriate ones.
Americans would laugh at me if I told them my weight in ounces. How is that different to expressing it in pounds instead of stone?
leideseplein next to the casinoghettoperson wrote:
Remind me again, where do you live? It looks like the Apollolaan tramstop, but I don't remember that stall there.menzo wrote:
pussyATG wrote:
One of my weakest brackets, douchnuggets, was individually break tested at 1800 lbs, er whatevathefuckyermetricb.s. is.
That's the thing see, I make the best, strongest stuff and frankly sir, Europe is not worthy of my product.
Again, individual breaking strength 1800 pounds. So blow me.
http://i28.tinypic.com/29l07sh.jpg
this is a real gutter
~50cm wide
http://www.metalbox.dreamhosters.com/IMG_0624.JPG

You dumbass, that is not a gutter, it is a built_in " cricket " with drain.menzo wrote:
pussyATG wrote:
One of my weakest brackets, douchnuggets, was individually break tested at 1800 lbs, er whatevathefuckyermetricb.s. is.ghettoperson wrote:
I bet your pussy SoCal gutters couldn't handle our shitty European weather.
That's the thing see, I make the best, strongest stuff and frankly sir, Europe is not worthy of my product.
Again, individual breaking strength 1800 pounds. So blow me.
http://i28.tinypic.com/29l07sh.jpg
this is a real gutter
~50cm wide
http://www.metalbox.dreamhosters.com/IMG_0624.JPG
That would drain through the eave and mostly likely into a leaderbox, which btw, I make the most expensive shit you eva scene for dat

Thats what she said!I've been away too long, fill me in.
it goes down a pipe to the groundATG wrote:
You dumbass, that is not a gutter, it is a built_in " cricket " with drain.menzo wrote:
pussyATG wrote:
One of my weakest brackets, douchnuggets, was individually break tested at 1800 lbs, er whatevathefuckyermetricb.s. is.
That's the thing see, I make the best, strongest stuff and frankly sir, Europe is not worthy of my product.
Again, individual breaking strength 1800 pounds. So blow me.
http://i28.tinypic.com/29l07sh.jpg
this is a real gutter
~50cm wide
http://www.metalbox.dreamhosters.com/IMG_0624.JPG
That would drain through the eave and mostly likely into a leaderbox, which btw, I make the most expensive shit you eva scene for dat
http://i31.tinypic.com/349do9v.jpg
i dont think ppl want water coming down on their heads from 4high
and letterbox wat
Last edited by menzo (2009-07-21 10:57:12)

And he does all this in the middle of a fucking desert where it never rains.ATG wrote:
You dumbass, that is not a gutter, it is a built_in " cricket " with drain.menzo wrote:
pussyATG wrote:
One of my weakest brackets, douchnuggets, was individually break tested at 1800 lbs, er whatevathefuckyermetricb.s. is.
That's the thing see, I make the best, strongest stuff and frankly sir, Europe is not worthy of my product.
Again, individual breaking strength 1800 pounds. So blow me.
http://i28.tinypic.com/29l07sh.jpg
this is a real gutter
~50cm wide
http://www.metalbox.dreamhosters.com/IMG_0624.JPG
That would drain through the eave and mostly likely into a leaderbox, which btw, I make the most expensive shit you eva scene for dat
http://i31.tinypic.com/349do9v.jpg
ATG you make the most brilliant career moves.
People don't like doing math if they weigh, say, 185 pounds, to stone. The only people who would reasonably use it are persons such as myself who weigh approximately 10 stone. Even so, I bet a good 50% of people don't even know it is a unit of weight.Bertster7 wrote:
Why do you Americans always use lbs for measuring weight? It always makes more sense to use the biggest practical unit, which is the stone, not the lb. I don't get it. Can anyone clear this up?ATG wrote:
One of my weakest brackets, douchnuggets, was individually break tested at 1800 lbs, er whatevathefuckyermetricb.s. is.ghettoperson wrote:
I bet your pussy SoCal gutters couldn't handle our shitty European weather.
That's the thing see, I make the best, strongest stuff and frankly sir, Europe is not worthy of my product.
Again, individual breaking strength 1800 pounds. So blow me.
http://i28.tinypic.com/29l07sh.jpg
Concept drawing for lily leaderhead

Clay model to form copper around

First prototype, 3" round " Lily " leaderhead.

Oh and as for being in a desert; that's where google and shipping companies come in, you shit for brains:D
Eurotrash can eat my dust tbh.

Clay model to form copper around

First prototype, 3" round " Lily " leaderhead.

Oh and as for being in a desert; that's where google and shipping companies come in, you shit for brains:D
Eurotrash can eat my dust tbh.
I'm going to turn up at your house drunk one time. I hope you don't mind.menzo wrote:
it goes down a pipe to the groundATG wrote:
You dumbass, that is not a gutter, it is a built_in " cricket " with drain.
That would drain through the eave and mostly likely into a leaderbox, which btw, I make the most expensive shit you eva scene for dat
http://i31.tinypic.com/349do9v.jpg
i dont think ppl want water coming down on their heads from 4high
and letterbox wat
http://www.metalbox.dreamhosters.com/IMG_0623.JPG
ooh shitghettoperson wrote:
I'm going to turn up at your house drunk one time. I hope you don't mind.menzo wrote:
it goes down a pipe to the groundATG wrote:
You dumbass, that is not a gutter, it is a built_in " cricket " with drain.
That would drain through the eave and mostly likely into a leaderbox, which btw, I make the most expensive shit you eva scene for dat
http://i31.tinypic.com/349do9v.jpg
i dont think ppl want water coming down on their heads from 4high
and letterbox wat
http://www.metalbox.dreamhosters.com/IMG_0623.JPG

Keep some lube handy.