yeah well im a cool kid!Mekstizzle wrote:
what the fuck it's 11pm you ain't going out at this time young manGooners wrote:
foo you too too uzique, mayne!
im going to the park fuck you guys
well 11.30
Sounds like a planUzique wrote:
fu gooners
dauntless come for a pint with me in london soon? i'll pay the trainfare from liverpool station
I'll pay your train fare from Oxford Street station
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fuckin' A
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seriuosly, i'm drunk and i make more sense than yuou fuckwits
@ zeek: it's cheap. I don't have money, and im not about to start wearing polos around campus. I think clothing style is much different that austin and wherever you are. You can go into a restaraunt and order a $40 steak in a tshirt, shorts, and flipflops. It's a cultural thing espeically in austin. You're not "unique" here, because it's Austin. Possibly one of the oddest cities with the most diverse population.
Everything you say is correct today bennis, because it's your birthday, today is your day baby.bennisboy wrote:
seriuosly, i'm drunk and i make more sense than yuou fuckwits
yeah well bennis, i make more babies than you
wotcha gun do, fight about it?
@bevo: no worries mate my comments werent aimed at you. there's a stereotype of british, middle-class hipsters here that shop from charity stores because they like to seem 'indie' and vintage-cool. they'd be buying vintage-faded and old-styled clothes off the high-street shelves for 100x the price if they could. bullshit.
wotcha gun do, fight about it?
@bevo: no worries mate my comments werent aimed at you. there's a stereotype of british, middle-class hipsters here that shop from charity stores because they like to seem 'indie' and vintage-cool. they'd be buying vintage-faded and old-styled clothes off the high-street shelves for 100x the price if they could. bullshit.
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no, i shall laugh in your face abot being a father at such an early age u chavUzique wrote:
yeah well bennis, i make more babies than you
wotcha gun do, fight about it?
bennis dont lie you've sired at least 17 children on the rough cobbled streets of bath with its many western women of the night.
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Oi, I got ya, kind of like the $100 ripped bleached painted on jeans from ambercrombie? I just "lol".Uzique wrote:
@bevo: no worries mate my comments werent aimed at you. there's a stereotype of british, middle-class hipsters here that shop from charity stores because they like to seem 'indie' and vintage-cool. they'd be buying vintage-faded and old-styled clothes off the high-street shelves for 100x the price if they could. bullshit.
Life in an old people's home busy busy busy bu-sy!
buseyDauntless wrote:
Life in an old people's home busy busy busy bu-sy!
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dauntless that episode was amazing.
did you catch the mayonnaise song as well? NOOO MAYO NAIIIIIIIISE.
geordie sofas? fuckin' A.
did you catch the mayonnaise song as well? NOOO MAYO NAIIIIIIIISE.
geordie sofas? fuckin' A.
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Lols, wearing overpriced clothing is New Haven is essentially an easy of saying "Hey, look at me, I go to Yale."
in america it's kind of different because your version of the bourgeoisie middle-class aspiring american comes across to us brits as a contrived and tacky anglophile. all of your ivy league schools are proof, they basically model themselves on private british institutions, only minus the actual class and character part. sure they have prestige but it's a typically-american prestige in that it's created artificially by money. i really wouldn't be able to take some well-dressed preppy american student seriously. im sure their gated suburbs are rinsed with fine sophistication and mock-british culture.
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Actually that old peoples home song was one of the only bits I saw, but who was that strange man next to Ulrika? He seemed pretty cool.Uzique wrote:
dauntless that episode was amazing.
did you catch the mayonnaise song as well? NOOO MAYO NAIIIIIIIISE.
geordie sofas? fuckin' A.
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Lel, as someone coming from a a non-gated suburb and public school, I kind of agree with you about the second part. Of course, since Britain invented arrogance, it likewise kind of makes sense.
And yes, Ivy League schools basically got prestigious through money, but only because they did useful academic things with the money, and have the most history.
And yes, Ivy League schools basically got prestigious through money, but only because they did useful academic things with the money, and have the most history.
he's in every episode now. he has a greek name, cant remember what. he plays like a dunce-character with the odd occasional moment of brilliance. i think they're trying to forge and launch the career of another comedian, like they did the first time around with georgie daws -> matt lucas -> little britain.Dauntless wrote:
Actually that old peoples home song was one of the only bits I saw, but who was that strange man next to Ulrika? He seemed pretty cool.Uzique wrote:
dauntless that episode was amazing.
did you catch the mayonnaise song as well? NOOO MAYO NAIIIIIIIISE.
geordie sofas? fuckin' A.
@nuk: yep, we invented class-arrogance and it's something you grubby consumerist fucks cannot imitate! i've heard that the faculty in harvard/yale all wear tweed jackets and basically dress as if they're 70 year old cambridge dons, and there are tons of private societies and drinking/dining groups that essentially try to play up to upper-class british sensibilities. i guess im the opposite of you when it comes to educational background, but i find it equally risible because it just seems so tacky and embarrassing for them. poor americans havent figured out you cant buy class.
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you boyos are proper crazy liek
i like this track, i'm no fan of R&B and these types of track, but this track reminds me abit of MJ too
Look as far as I'm concerned someone posted tubgirl cake so anything can go now
Look as far as I'm concerned someone posted tubgirl cake so anything can go now
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Slightly reminds me of Karl Pilkington
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