(03-24-2011 11:58 AM)Some Other Jackass Wrote:  If my digital camera were strawberry flavored, it would never leave my side. Neh vah!

(03-24-2011 11:58 AM)Some Other Jackass Wrote:  Generally speaking, as an aside to the above remark, strawberry flavor anything tastes better than peppermint flavored anything. If my digital camera were strawberry flavored, it would never leave my side. Neh vah!

Happy Birthday, SOJ.

What is the point of me spending good money on a good TV only to find that there is never nothing on
nearly 400 channels in the UK, 1000 in Greece and still nothing on.

Suppose I'll watch my new DVD, Match Of The Day - 60s 70s and 80s, the hairstyles and old kits seem funny now, ah good memories of me standing, yeah standing as now it's all seated, in the cold watching West Ham, what happened to real football which was always played on muddy pitches, I'm blubbering too long, time to watch George Best at his best.

In school pe class, I have to run 500 metres three times with 10 minutes of pause between every 500 metres. If I finish my first 500 metres in 1:47 minutes, I'm expected to finish the others in the same time.

0.5 kms / 1:45 seconds = (0.5/105)x60^2 = 17km/h

0.5 kms / 2:00 seconds = (0.5/120)x60^2 = 15km/h

0.5 kms / 2:30 seconds = (0.5/150)x60^2 = 12km/h

The ideal time would be 1:45 seconds. That'll be really hard.

17km/h, that's quite much, but should be possible for just half a kilometre, granted that you exercise at least once a week or so.

Right now, I'm training for the Ten Miles of Antwerp, which is in about four weeks... I'll need to be able to run ten miles, and I want to put down a decent time, too.

Oh, damn! Good luck! But, yeah, half a kilometre three times with a pause between every 500 metres. Last week I was trying it, and two of my class mates threw up because they rested for 10 minutes...I chose to run really slowly for 10 minutes to avoid "shocking" my body.

I got a new car like two days ago because I decided I really like cars now since my douchiness knows no bounds as of late

It's a 1996 Nissan Skyline GT-R and I got it for $700 and a half-broken original PS3 and I have never been more in love with a car even though it needs quite a bit of work to become driveable and good god how can one person make such a horrible mess in a car in two days, also I need to get a better sound system eventually but that's a long-term thing

This car will probably make me broke but I don't care <3

We had to put our cat to sleep on Friday, which was a painful but sadly necessary choice. Yesterday, we went to the Guilford County Animal Shelter and got ourselves a new kitty, because they need homes too. His name is Beau, and he's a very classy and refined cat, as evidenced by his tuxedo:



If you click on the picture, you can see the full-size image.

(04-10-2011 10:56 AM)Lady Floydian Wrote:  We had to put our cat to sleep on Friday, which was a painful but sadly necessary choice. Yesterday, we went to the Guilford County Animal Shelter and got ourselves a new kitty, because they need homes too. His name is Beau, and he's a very classy and refined cat, as evidenced by his tuxedo:



If you click on the picture, you can see the full-size image.

I'm really sorry to hear that. Cats are the best though. :) Good luck with Beau.

We have two cats; Lucky who is 11 years old, and Beau who is going to be 2 years old in August. We also have the dopiest basset hound in the world named Theodore, who will be 2 years old in July.

No one likes having to euthanize a pet, but it's also a great act of love for that animal, to end their suffering and let them die peacefully. We were there with him, although I left the room before the vet did it. I didn't want to see that. However we have Beau now, and he's a great addition to the family, and will be spoiled utterly rotten like all of our other pets.