You are not a fcking DJ. You’re an overpaid, untalented, cake-throwing cnt.

Zascar · 05-05-2010 3:32pm #1

So the "Off Topic Thread" did not really go anywhere, pity cause I think we have some good banter going in a lot of the existing threads which is good craic. I was thinking maybe we can have a place for random sh1t in one thread and see where it goes. Does not have to be off topic at all it can totally be music realted. It might be an idea to 'copy' certain topics that sprout in other threads over here and just get a bit of banter going and see what happens.

I'll start off with this:

I saw a bit of Richie Hawtin's new Marking Kontakt DVD the other day, really need to see more of it but it seemed interesting, a little wanky though...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDY3GOGHCbU

Also this is another video Hawtin linkde to on his twitter that got ripped apart on emi

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2S10wAPhY4

Ok lads your turn, post something random/interesting and get involved, could be good!

ianuss · 05-05-2010 5:04pm

that 2nd Hawtin video is stomach churningly wanky!

here's a bit of random for yis. It's an online autism test. Highest score wins.....

http://www.channel4embarrassingillnesses.com/features/take-the-autism-test/

and how's about some racist computers.........

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4DT3tQqgRM

electrogrimey · 05-05-2010 5:33pm

Hmm...I got a 6. That means I'm abnormally not autistic. Should I feel good about that or not?

ianuss · 05-05-2010 6:11pm

Well, I would have said that abnormality is never a good thing. But then I scored 26 so who am I to talk......

acman · 05-05-2010 6:12pm

Finally, a thread that doesn't involve midi controllers, headphones or deadmau5

Jokes aside, I saw the kontakt video and wasn't impressed at all. Hawtin natters on about how great and innovative his setup is/was and then goes on about the trials and tribulations of dj's travelling from gig to gig. There is also some discussion on the logistics of carting huge LCD's and other equipment around the world too.

Bottom line is that the whole concept of the "kontakt" tour is completely over-kill and is contrary to their "minimalistic" philosophy. Especially the hordes of equipment used.

burkey85 · 05-05-2010 9:27pm

ianuss wrote: »

that 2nd Hawtin video is stomach churningly wanky!

here's a bit of randomfor yis. It's an online autism test. Highest score wins.....

http://www.channel4embarrassingillnesses.com/features/take-the-autism-test/

20, is that good or bad lol?

ianuss · 05-05-2010 10:15pm

burkey85 wrote: »

20, is that good or bad lol?

You're toast bro. If I was you I'd start padding the walls around the house and get some rubber cutlery

electrogrimey · 06-05-2010 12:04am

Had an idea for a thread, thought I'd run it by here first. Basically a thread to tell people about nights you're DJing at. Not like the clubbing forum, but just BJs (Boards DJs) letting people know where they're playing so people can come along? DJs generally want to get people in the door, and people on here generally want to hear eachother play, or find good nights. I realise it's a tad iffy modwise so I thought I'd check before doing it.

Zascar · 06-05-2010 8:33am

Sounds like a good idea go for it - but please, please, do not call us "BJ's"
:pac:

eeloe · 06-05-2010 9:34am

I need a bj......haha!

Nah sounds like a crackin idea grimey, I've a few gigs coming up I'd love to throw in there!

joker77 · 06-05-2010 10:16am

ianuss wrote: »

You're toast bro. If I was you I'd start padding the walls around the house and get some rubber cutlery

Got 26 here, think I'll crawl back into my cardboard box for the day and continue counting all the hairs on my body.

Zascar · 06-05-2010 10:48am

Actually I did a course in work the other day and we did some proper personality tests called Enneagram's - they are pretty accurate. There are 9 different

Quick Test: http://similarminds.com/test.html - takes less than 5 mins
Check your answers and see which number you have the highest % in - this is your number. Also not which ones are 2nd and 3rd as these are your 'tendencies'/
Now read detailed description about your results here: http://www.enneagraminstitute.com/descript.asp

Post your answer here. I'm a 3.

joker77 · 06-05-2010 11:03am

8. Some people would say that about me yea, others not so much

ianuss · 06-05-2010 11:13am

I'm a 9 - I'd say that's fairly accurate too

acman · 06-05-2010 11:46am

This is really cool, especially the soundwave at 1:04 :cool:

Zascar · 06-05-2010 11:58am

Hahahah that's cool Acman!

I know there are a lot of Apple fanboys here so these are defintiely worth checking out.

iPad in a car - Part 1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSnIXfoSU6I

iPad in a Kitchen:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cq6My3kEqqk

Actually makes me want one now.

Oh yeah and this for the producers among us - iPad as a DJ/production tool:
http://www.djtechtools.com/2010/05/05/producer-tools-ipad_ielectribe/

Zascar · 06-05-2010 4:03pm

Well done to the Hypertic lads who's Remix Of MRI's Track ''Rejam'' Goes Into Resopal Schallware's Beatport Top 10!

Pandoras Twist · 07-05-2010 12:28pm

Im a 15... I think it's because I can remember phone numbers and don't like generic chit chat.

That's my excuse and I'm sticking to it

SuprSi · 07-05-2010 1:02pm

9 - pretty accurate me thinks....

seannash · 07-05-2010 2:01pm

Zascar wrote: »

Hahahah that's cool Acman!

I know there are a lot of Apple fanboys here so these are defintiely worth checking out.

iPad in a car - Part 1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSnIXfoSU6I

iPad in a Kitchen:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cq6My3kEqqk

Actually makes me want one now.

Oh yeah and this for the producers among us - iPad as a DJ/production tool:
http://www.djtechtools.com/2010/05/05/producer-tools-ipad_ielectribe/

i was working in a phone company exec's house a few weeks back(oh work how i miss thee

)

she worked for telstra and they were bringing out a home phone that was basically an ipad.it synced up to little speaker sataions around the house but you could also carry the tablet around whilst making calls,internet,music,radio ya da ya da ya da.

they were gonna retail it at half the cost of the ipad.

for someone who just uses the internet to check emails and **** it would be ideal.

but then again home phones are dieing too

Zascar · 07-05-2010 2:18pm

I was just wondering something.... All of us here share a big passion - Electronic Music - but apart from that, what other things are people into?

For me I have a big interest in tech/web stuff - I like to play with a bit of web design and I'm fascinated by web 2.0 and social media stuff (aka internet addict). I love Photography and would like to learn more and get better. Motorbikes would be my latest addiction - amazing fun.

Oh and of course lets not forget long walks on the beach and cuddling :pac:

So what's your other Poison?

electrogrimey · 07-05-2010 2:32pm

Zascar wrote: »

I was just wondering something.... All of us here share a big passion - Electronic Music - but apart from that, what other things are people into?

For me I have a big interest in tech/web stuff - I like to play with a bit of web design and I'm fascinated by web 2.0 and social media stuff (aka internet addict). I love Photography and would like to learn more and get better. Motorbikes would be my latest addiction - amazing fun.

Oh and of course lets not forget long walks on the beach and cuddling :pac:

So what's your other Poison?

If we're just talking about completely trivial interests, then film and beer. Over the last year I've gotten big into beer, there's a great off-license at the top of my road, with hundreds of different craft beers, and I've slowly been working my way through them. People think I'm mad, but I'm happy to turn up at a party with a few bottles of beer for €5 a pop.

I've been into film for a good while, I'd generally watch maybe 3/4 good films a week. It's hyperlink cinema that does it for me - bascially all of Alejandro Iñárritu's films.

joker77 · 07-05-2010 3:03pm

Zascar wrote: »

Oh and of course lets not forget long walks on the beach and cuddling :pac:

ha ha ha - Who doesn't with the right person eh?

electrogrimey wrote: »

If we're just talking about completely trivial interests, then film and beer. Over the last year I've gotten big into beer, there's a great off-license at the top of my road, with hundreds of different craft beers, and I've slowly been working my way through them. People think I'm mad, but I'm happy to turn up at a party with a few bottles of beer for €5 a pop.

I've been into film for a good while, I'd generally watch maybe 3/4 good films a week. It's hyperlink cinema that does it for me - bascially all of Alejandro Iñárritu's films.

Ah film and beer - 2 of the great joys of modern living. My sister moved to Germany when I was 19, so I'm over there at least once a year the last 10 years and have been completely ruined - I can't drink draught beer in this country any more. Guinness yea, beer - not a chance.
She lives in Aachen, they do a great local Malz beer, lovely stuff. Big fan of the German stuff, being able to get Warsteiner for a euro a bottle in the local offy the last few years was great, then everyone copped onto it and the price shot up. Franziskaner is the daddy of the Hefeweizen for me, lovely stuff.

My main poison at the moment is cycling. Bought my first 'proper' road bike last October, after having a hybrid for commuting in and out of work the last 5/6 years, and have been completely sucked into it. Used to play a lot of football (training twice a week, match on Saturdays), but had to pack it in because of the age and the injuries, cycling is definitely filling the gap.

Apart from that I've an interest in technology, I'm a software developer by trade so it kind of goes with the profession. After many many years coding though I'm kind of sick of it...

In terms of sports I've fallen out of love a bit with football, find it pretty boring to watch a lot of the time now. Looking back over my life though I've always had that kind of relationship with it - into it for a few years, not into it for a few more. I follow boxing as well, watch most of the big fights and know most of the names at the top of the rankings in the different weight classes on the world scene.

Zascar · 07-05-2010 3:13pm

+1 on the movies and beer. I do like to try new german/asian beers from time to time but I'm not quite on the €5 a bottle train as yet - fair play grimey! I'm a big movie fan too. Maybe as an aside we should throw in some movie recommendations here, I'm running out of things to watch!

Joker have you ever considered going out on your own and developing iPhone/iPad/Adnroid apps? I've zero programming experience but if I could go back 10 years I really wish I had of done a web/multimedia/programming course in college. I really love all the web mashups going on and the iPhone iPad thing is getting so so big. I sell high end enterprise class software, so so boring. Spent an hour and a half on a webconf/demo of a document/imaging solution for the account payable process. Zzzzzzz.....

electrogrimey · 07-05-2010 3:13pm

As a side note, here's a nice comparison of Traktor and Serato. Obviously more to do with vinyl emulation, but that's where the competition lies, Traktor is the clear winner for MIDI.

electrogrimey · 07-05-2010 3:27pm

@Joker, I'm pretty big into cycling too. Rode a lovely Raleigh Airlite 300 for a good while, but sold it a few months ago to get one of the new fixed-gear Langster Steels. Found a proper racing bike a bit unncessary for just cycling in and out of town, so went fixed, and for that kind of cycling I wouldn't look back. Saving up for a new racer for long cycles though, could be a while, this damn DJ/production stuff has me with a long wishlist on Thomann!

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As for film reccommendations, I'm pretty bad at that, I've a terrible memory. I'll try a few though.

Comedy: Princess Bride, Withnail & I, Dr. Stranglelove, I Love You, Man (one of the few mainstram films I really like)

Drama: Babel, City of God, Amores Perros, There Will Be Bloog, The Lives of Others, Goodbye Lenin

Art/****ed up: A Clockwork Orange, Innocence, Spirited Away, Hunger, The Diving Bell and the Butterfly.

That should do for a while.

@Jimi again, if you like Weissbier, try Chimay White. Nicest I've ever had, it's expensive, but it's about 8% so it works out as the same drunk for your money. Wiehenstephaner is also great, partially because it's part of the 'official state brewing technology centre' of Munich. Seriously.

acman · 07-05-2010 3:30pm

electrogrimey wrote: »

As a side note, here's a nice comparison of Traktor and Serato. Obviously more to do with vinyl emulation, but that's where the competition lies, Traktor is the clear winner for MIDI.

Haha, good find Grimey.

Good aul DJ QBert, what a legend! Him along with Mixmaster Mike were a significant contributing factor to me buying my first set of 1210's in the late 90's!

However, it is a little funny to see these guys never grow up...they still walk, talk and dress like they came straight out of the 80's

joker77 · 07-05-2010 3:32pm

Zascar wrote: »

+1 on the movies and beer. I do like to try new german/asian beers from time to time but I'm not quite on the €5 a bottle train as yet - fair play grimey! I'm a big movie fan too. Maybe as an aside we should throw in some movie recommendations here, I'm running out of things to watch!

Joker have you ever considered going out on your own and developing iPhone/iPad/Adnroid apps? I've zero programming experience but if I could go back 10 years I really wish I had of done a web/multimedia/programming course in college. I really love all the web mashups going on and the iPhone iPad thing is getting so so big. I sell high end enterprise class software, so so boring. Spent an hour and a half on a webconf/demo of a document/imaging solution for the account payable process. Zzzzzzz.....

Movie recommendations (recent stuff I've seen that would recommend):
Un Prophet, Mary and Max, A Film With Me In It, Moon

I've thought about it the whole iDevelopment (is that a phrase? If not, I'm coining it!), but it would be a big shift from what I'm used to - and I don't know if I have the appetite to learn any more. I developed a couple of systems for Dentists on my own, one is front of house appointments/accounts - it's in use about 5 years in a couple of surgeries and works fine. The other is a charting app for the surgery, started it well over a year ago, got halfway through to discover I'd have to rewrite the whole thing based on bad requirements I'd gotten - a 'bum steer' by the guy's own admission. It's tough putting that much energy/time into something and to have to throw it in the bin. It's sitting on the back burner at the moment, he's not pushing for it and I've lost interest - I need a kick up the hole to pick it back up again.
I'm more a .NET guy, so if anything I'd be looking at the Silverlight development framework kind of thing going onto the Windows 7 phone - that looks powerful and from reading up it seems it will be a much nicer development platform that developing for iPhone (link)

I know what you mean about boring work - I'm moving out of development into more project management stuff the last year or so. Just finishing off a 10,000 word business requirements document for our new project... soul destroying.

joker77 · 07-05-2010 3:41pm

electrogrimey wrote: »

@Joker, I'm pretty big into cycling too. Rode a lovely Raleigh Airlite 300 for a good while, but sold it a few months ago to get one of the new fixed-gear Langster Steels. Found a proper racing bike a bit unncessary for just cycling in and out of town, so went fixed, and for that kind of cycling I wouldn't look back. Saving up for a new racer for long cycles though, could be a while, this damn DJ/production stuff has me with a long wishlist on Thomann!

As for film reccommendations, I'm pretty bad at that, I've a terrible memory. I'll try a few though.

Comedy: Princess Bride, Withnail & I, Dr. Stranglelove, I Love You, Man (one of the few mainstram films I really like)

Drama: Babel, City of God, Amores Perros, There Will Be Bloog, The Lives of Others, Goodbye Lenin

Art/****ed up: A Clockwork Orange, Innocence, Spirited Away, Hunger, The Diving Bell and the Butterfly.

That should do for a while.

@Jimi again, if you like Weissbier, try Chimay White. Nicest I've ever had, it's expensive, but it's about 8% so it works out as the same drunk for your money. Wiehenstephaner is also great, partially because it's part of the 'official state brewing technology centre' of Munich. Seriously.

Very nice bike you have there - how do you find the fixed? Have heard once you get one that's it, no looking back! Have toyed with the idea of switching the hybrid for a fixie - but I'm out in Leixlip once a week for work, it's a 48km round trip - so the legs are probably not quite ready yet to do that on a fixed. It would be only once a week so would be do-able, maybe next year I'll go fixed for commuting!

Here's my road bike (I know - a bit common the last while, but I'm loving it)
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Have highlighted some films on that list that I'd agree are excellent.

Zascar · 07-05-2010 3:42pm

Ok this is definitely the coolest dog ever. He can scratch/beatbox with his growl!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hhz9Aa6tDwk

g5fd6ow0hseima · 07-05-2010 3:48pm

What's with the huge draw towards fixed speed bicycles? Ive only a mountain bike, which ive had for 6 or 7 years so I know nothing about the fixed ones? They dont look to practical given that you cant change gear going up a hill or anything.

seannash · 07-05-2010 3:48pm

Zascar wrote: »

Ok this is definitely the coolest dog ever. He can scratch/beatbox with his growl!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hhz9Aa6tDwk

are you sure its not the guy out of shot just going bwah bwah bub bwah bwah whilst stopping to let the dog do that gasp sound.

oh i have a question.

who on here is part of that ****ing annoying band of eejits that updates there facebook with posts about what there doing.
i have a couple of friends who do it regularly.i once made a post naming them all and telling them they were on the hide list for updating about ****e but the missus stopped me doing it because her friend we were going to visit that weekend and her husband were top of the list.

so who here does it and why.i dont mind having you as a friend but stop with those ****e updates

joker77 · 07-05-2010 3:53pm

Jamie Future Needle wrote: »

What's with the huge draw towards fixed speed bicycles? Ive only a mountain bike, which ive had for 6 or 7 years so I know nothing about the fixed ones? They dont look to practical given that you cant change gear going up a hill or anything.

I'll let electrogrimey give his opinion as I've never had one, but the main advantage as far as I can see is the lack of maintenance hassle not having gears. They're a lot less hassle all round, easier to clean and take care of, lighter. If you're only using it around the city, you don't really need gears. If you want to get up a hill - get out of the saddle!

Zascar · 07-05-2010 3:56pm

They are cool bikes lads. I used to be mad into mountain biking. Actually I got my username from the Bike I used to have, a "GT Zaskar" funnily enough! Loads of my mates have gotten =back into it and are going out buying several 2-3k bikes and all the gear etc - I hear there are some savage trails in the dublin/wicklow mountains these days.

Joker I feel your pain with that document, 10,000 words, holy crap. the Win7phone stuff does look intersting though! Fairly happy with my iphone though - cannot wait until the new one comes out - it's going to have HD video!

Zascar · 07-05-2010 4:02pm

Jamie Future Needle wrote: »

What's with the huge draw towards fixed speed bicycles? Ive only a mountain bike, which ive had for 6 or 7 years so I know nothing about the fixed ones? They dont look to practical given that you cant change gear going up a hill or anything.

It's kinda like people who have been using traktor but decide to go back to vinyl
:pac:

> runs for cover...

electrogrimey · 07-05-2010 4:03pm

Yep, Joker basically explained it there. On my racer, I was rarely changing gears at all, because I was only going on short - 20 minute max - cycles, so the derailleurs and everything were just added weight and maintenance. Apart from the low maintenance and weight, it's also a much different, and IMHO a much nicer feeling to cycling. Because your legs are moving as the wheels move, you feel more like it's you cycling, not sitting on a bike that's moving.

seannash · 07-05-2010 4:05pm

Zascar wrote: »

It's kinda like people who have been using traktor but decide to go back to vinyl
:pac:

> runs for cover...

oh you say that now when JT's not around:D:D

Zascar · 07-05-2010 4:07pm

seannash wrote: »

oh i have a question.

who on here is part of that ****ing annoying band of eejits that updates there facebook with posts about what there doing.
i have a couple of friends who do it regularly.i once made a post naming them all and telling them they were on the hide list for updating about ****e but the missus stopped me doing it because her friend we were going to visit that weekend and her husband were top of the list.

so who here does it and why.i dont mind having you as a friend but stop with those ****e updates

What do you mean exactly Sean? I do update my facebook status but I try to make it interesting stuff or links/videos, I do find it annoying when people just post random bollox like "About to have lunch and then might have a snooze before I bla bla bla" - IGNORE :pac:

I do find twitter useful though - but then again my job requires approximately one hours worth of work per day at the moment which is why I'm on here talking crap so much

Zascar · 07-05-2010 4:09pm

seannash wrote: »

oh you say that now when JT's not around:D:D

heheheh also he's back tomorrow but I'm away and offline for the whole weekend.

Scuba knows to ban him again if he gives anyone any more lip!

electrogrimey · 07-05-2010 4:10pm

Zascar wrote: »

It's kinda like people who have been using traktor but decide to go back to vinyl
:pac:

> runs for cover...

Actually, that sounds about right! Vinyl is 'cool', fixies are 'cool', vinyl is a 'zen' thing, fixies are a 'zen' thing, vinyl are less complicated than digital, fixies are less complicated than geared...

Maybe if I switch to vinyl I can be completely 'at one with myself' :pac:

joker77 · 07-05-2010 4:12pm

Zascar wrote: »

I do find twitter useful though - but then again my job requires approximately one hours worth of work per day at the moment which is why I'm on here talking crap so much

Hear ya on that one as well. I should be doing more though at the moment, just a lack of motivation for document writing!

I was in a job for a while (5 years), in a major financial instituation, writing back-end mainframe software, and my work was comfortably done between 1-2 hours per day, the rest of it was just faffing. No wonder the country is in the sh*t!

seannash · 07-05-2010 4:14pm

Zascar wrote: »

What do you mean exactly Sean? I do update my facebook status but I try to make it interesting stuff or links/videos, I do find it annoying when people just post random bollox like "About to have lunch and then might have a snooze before I bla bla bla" - IGNORE :pac:

I do find twitter useful though - but then again my job requires approximately one hours worth of work per day at the moment which is why I'm on here talking crap so much

oh i wasnt talking bout you mate ha ha ha.

ill copy nd past some examples now

is feelin extreamly frustrated in the liabary!!! I find it hard enough to study with out people havin a full blown conversation about sweet fuk all and ur man beside me! " wanna breathe a bit louder there mate??????"

britain has the right idea with a hung parliament.... i think we should be hanging our government too.....(oh ill bet he thought this was hilarious)

May ur balls fester and stick 2 the lining of ur pockets.....

ok(what da **** is this suppose to be)

Alright I'm here!! What I miss?

GET BETTER..... GET BETTER, GET BETTER, GET BETTER.

weighing up the pros and cons.. so far bed is winning over going out tonight..

is looking forward to a busy weekend!!

there from my opening page on facebook.

and over the course of the day the same people will update me with stuff.

i just dont get it

:D

joker77 · 07-05-2010 4:15pm

electrogrimey wrote: »

Actually, that sounds about right! Vinyl is 'cool', fixies are 'cool', vinyl is a 'zen' thing, fixies are a 'zen' thing, vinyl are less complicated than digital, fixies are less complicated than geared...

Maybe if I switch to vinyl I can be completely 'at one with myself' :pac:

ha ha - have to pull you up on one thing though - vinyl being less complicated than digital? No fecking way! Flight cases full of vinyl are in no way less complicated than a USB key

Zascar · 07-05-2010 4:18pm

joker77 wrote: »

Hear ya on that one as well. I should be doing more though at the moment, just a lack of motivation for document writing!
I was in a job for a while (5 years), in a major financial instituation, writing back-end mainframe software, and my work was comfortably done between 1-2 hours per day, the rest of it was just faffing. No wonder the country is in the sh*t!

I actually spend so much time p1ssing about on the internet in work that I actually get bored of it. I really did not think that was even possible. When I go home I try to watch movies and series etc. I'm a download whore really.

Series wise, i like the usual scrubs, 2.5 men, big bang theory etc. Entourage is brilliant, like the mans version of sex in the city, but the best one I've seen recently is "Breaking Bad". It's got the dad from Malcolm in the middle in it - he's a high school chemistry teacher who gets terminal cancer and can't afford treatment, so he starts making Crystal Meth to make money for his treatment and family after he dies. He subsequently turns into a big drug kingpin. It's absofocukinglutely brilliant. Seriously I HIGHLY recommend you check it out. You can find series 1 and 2 online easy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erZqsV5UJpM

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breaking_Bad

joker77 · 07-05-2010 4:21pm

+1 on Breaking Bad, myself and herself were looking for something to watch after Season 3 of Mad Men finished, and until Entourage starts again - Breaking Bad is filling that gap. Good length for each episode around the 40 minute mark (seriously wtf with Entourage and it's 22 mins!). Have caught up with the states though (midway through season 3), so every week I'm on looking for the latest Breaking Bad, Family Guy, South Park, and now The Ricky Gervais Show - seriously funny animated version of his podcast.

Zascar · 07-05-2010 4:26pm

I know I'm opening myself up for slaggin here but there is a new series called "Cougar Town" starring Courtney Cox. I was suspicions at first but my female flatmate got me into it and honestly it's very very good.. It's kinda like Desperate Hosuewives but way way more suited to guys - some cool funny male characters and its just really really funny

This is a clip - but it kinda makes it look way more girlie than it is, its not its very good.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HLhOrQuy9U

seannash · 07-05-2010 4:30pm

Zascar wrote: »

2.5 men,

ah dude,that has got to be one of the worst sitcom of all time.

its not funny at all.how many times can old charlie sheen turn a comment into a sexual inuendo.

No

i say No to 2.5 Men

goodsur · 07-05-2010 4:30pm

I heard there was a liquidation fireplace sale in Baldoyle somewhere. Does anyone know the Location and Time?

old gregg · 07-05-2010 4:31pm

at the risk of contributing to what could become a 'coming out thread' I have to say that I enjoy the show too. I reckon Courtney Cox still looks pretty good so it's a distraction either way.

Preferred Samantha Who but that did have Christina Applegate *sighs*

Zascar · 07-05-2010 4:33pm

Samanth Who! Seriously??

2.5 men is brilliant. There is a little bit of Charlie is all of us... Kinda like 'The Todd' in scrubs lol

g5fd6ow0hseima · 07-05-2010 4:38pm

seannash wrote: »

ah dude,that has got to be one of the worst sitcom of all time.

its not funny at all.how many times can old charlie sheen turn a comment into a sexual inuendo.

No

i say No to 2.5 Men

I die a little inside when people laugh at that show

You are not a f*cking DJ. You’re an overpaid, untalented, cake-throwing c*nt.

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You are not a fcking DJ. You’re an overpaid, untalented, cake-throwing cnt.