the off-topic thread

.mov - try Videolan or Quicktime (alhtough quicktime is a piece of shit).

Go with videolan. www.videolan.org

Or to convert em, use SUPER: www.erightsoft.com/super

 

Opel, that's fuckin' awesome.

 

Congrats, can we see?:biggrin:

 

It's downloading now (super) so it should be working soon. thanks.

 

which bit - selling a photo or spurting tea out of my nose, both are pretty awesome

and lithium, yeah u can see it, i will have to resize it tho to put it on the forums, so bare with me a bit

 

Well yeah, both. But particularly the selling of the photo. And yeah I wanna see it too!

 

theres no sound on the video. *annoyed* I know thats not because of the VLC player though.

 

i'll post it up tomorrow, once i have my laptop back

 

AGH. My housemate was playing that shitty new spitney brears song and its in my head, its driving me mental :willy_nilly:

 

Tell you that I love you then I'll your world apart
Just pretend I didn't tear your world apart

I need to stop flirting with every guy under 25 on the internet, I'm going to get in trouble one day

 

Naw, enjoy it and have some harmless fun Just dont meet any in dark alleyways

 

Ugh boredom sensor overload

I can only see a few options
-Let my few remaining brain cells melt away
-Crank up the music and have some kind of one person party
-Pounce on Scott, wake him up and demand he does something exciting with me
uhm
Ugh
:frown:

 

Sorry, i've been sending an essay to the lovely hitchhiking guy called Ben and it's taking ages!!

 

Psh, I'm at work, my boredom threshold is of necessity very high

 

Well I tried waking Scott and he stirred, mumbled a bit and started snoring again. Oh the excitement factor

My life can be pretty dulland its my fault

 

Some writers of English may continue to distinguish between the masculine blond and the feminine blonde[2] and, as such, it is one of the few adjectives in English with separate masculine and feminine forms. However, many writers use only one of the spellings without regard to gender, and without a clear majority usage one way or another. The word, especially the feminine blondesexist[2] and reject it. (Another hair color word of French origin, form, is also often used as a noun to refer to a woman with blonde hair, but some speakers see this usage as brunet(te), also functions in the same way in orthodox English.)

I never knew this. I always thought you had to use just blonde in English. Oouh, learning

 

né
née

fiancé
fiancée

Words of French origin but we use both gendered forms in English...

 

I knew those Ive just never seen it written blond in English before

It really bugs me when people use the wrong fiancé/fiancée...or put the accent in the wrong place...I mean Id rather they used no accent at all than write fianceé (eep)
Or call their husband to be their fiancée
*shudder*

 

i still feel so ill, but i know i'll exert myself too much after taking medication that i'll feel worse.

 

Is a packet of crisps and about 200 biscuits a balanced lunch?