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5431
« on: July 03, 2015, 10:44:31 PM »
better link
I like to listen to music with other people, not by myself.
and you think splitting the potential plug population between two servers is a good way to remedy that situation?
Well considering that sep7's plug is an accurate representation of your career, there's nothing to split technically.
5432
« on: July 03, 2015, 10:39:34 PM »
Mein speakers are deceased.
5433
« on: July 03, 2015, 10:28:33 PM »
There's a big red thing in my night sky.
What does this mean for me? I'm canadian so I can only assume that it must be a blood moon, and therefore somebody has beset were-beavers upon my country.
5434
« on: July 03, 2015, 10:13:14 PM »
Hooray 
And thus, Big Boss's career flourished.
5435
« on: July 03, 2015, 10:10:25 PM »
https://plug.dj/sep7
for fucks sake people
why is this thing dead 24/7
Because it's an accurate representation of your career.
ow
Gotcha right in the pineapple!
5436
« on: July 03, 2015, 10:00:40 PM »
The sound 'making out' makes is disgusting for some reason
The English language can be really damn strange sometimes, when you look at it. Think about it. Who the fuck looked at people kissing, and said, "Yes. "Making out" describes this action perfectly."
5437
« on: July 03, 2015, 09:57:13 PM »
So..... You're saying that the couple should have broken up and the guy should have gone on a shooting spree?
5438
« on: July 03, 2015, 09:53:23 PM »
https://plug.dj/sep7
for fucks sake people
why is this thing dead 24/7
Because it's an accurate representation of your career.
5439
« on: July 03, 2015, 09:51:50 PM »
This is the perfect weather for thunderstorms. We haven't had a good strong one in years. Apparantly the north is getting a lot though.
Love the sound when it's right on top of you.
5440
« on: July 03, 2015, 09:46:37 PM »
I certainly don't hail from down south.
But, hey, why not? I know that Canadians close to the border celebrate the 4th. And fuck, what a better time to celeberate my own newfound independance than on a day marked out for it?
5441
« on: July 03, 2015, 09:43:21 PM »
You used to be cool.
Now you're just fucking hot.
5442
« on: July 03, 2015, 02:40:40 PM »
Or you know...add elites to multiplayer.
Needs more Moonbabies.
5443
« on: July 03, 2015, 02:39:14 PM »
It's a cheery day today! Why not?
5444
« on: July 03, 2015, 02:37:14 PM »
Speaking of money, funny enough. The mechanic I hauled my dead truck off to called back just now
He replaced a burnt out and fused starter. Fixed and tightened the seals around my transmission and power steering. Greased some bearings down by the wheels, checked and replaced all my spark plugs with the highest quality ones, and replaced the air filter.
He's charging me 175$.
I'm going to give him 250$ cause he's ripping himself off so much on that. My truck's a right pain to get into as well.
Bit of a rush today I suppose.
All that money going out and then I'll be flat out broke. But! I'll have a lot in return.
5445
« on: July 03, 2015, 01:05:07 PM »
Sounds like the least likely thing to give ya some Buyers Remorse. Just make sure it's stable enough to support Foundations for Housing, I guess.
My province is flat as a game board. So long as I don't park a house in a swamp or a slight depression where water pools, I'll be fine! Plus, I'm doing the house a bit differently as well.
5446
« on: July 03, 2015, 12:55:29 PM »
But it's rather exciting to think that in the span of two days I could completely own what many struggle to achieve over the course of a lifetime. An empty patch of land?
LOL Ok
It's not empty chally.
There's two water sources and a river/stream on it.
The stream area has a lot of willows on it and off to the side the rest is all forest. In the north, there's a big clear patch of open space that you could hide a structure in nice and cozy.
You talk to me like building a structure would be a challenge for me. And you talk to me like I'm some spineless person who's afraid of land that has otherwise never had any human presence on it whatsoever.
I'm not afraid to get my hands dirty.
I actually didn't say any of that. I'm saying nobody struggles a lifetime trying to buy a patch of land or even a house. I would've just said "good for you, good luck", but when you start bragging about something that really isn't all that special, I feel the need to call it out.
Ah. My bad.
You weren't considering that I live in a different world than yours.
Where land costs are astronomically high to achieve for a young person. Where cities or towns are your best, but poor bet to stand any chance of finding a home.
Not to mention that I've seen one too many people lose all that they've tried to own because of mortgages or rising costs. You forget that I live in a different environment from you.
Up here, Challenger, finding a home to call yours utterly and completely is difficult. Finding a home, and being the true owner of land, being able to decide what you do with it completely, is even more so.
So yes. I will brag, just this once. And I will be happy about it because I'm going to do something that takes people up here half a lifetime to achieve. I'm doing what most would call impossible.
Fuck, I'm doing what people have told me to my face, was impossible.
I've earned a bragging right this time.
theres only like a 60% property ownership rate right now
And getting 4 acres for 3 grand is pretty amazing. Unheard of where I live.
It's mostly unheard of up here too. Because they passed a recent law in regards to sub-dividing land. You're not allowed to sub-divide less than 10 acres. 10 acres in this day and age would cost a small fortune. And of course, since most land these days is owned by richer farmers by the hundreds if not thousands of acres, it's really damn hard to find a small acreage without essentially getting the ball and chain of having to purchase more than that.
5447
« on: July 03, 2015, 12:52:04 PM »
But it's rather exciting to think that in the span of two days I could completely own what many struggle to achieve over the course of a lifetime. An empty patch of land?
LOL Ok
It's not empty chally.
There's two water sources and a river/stream on it.
The stream area has a lot of willows on it and off to the side the rest is all forest. In the north, there's a big clear patch of open space that you could hide a structure in nice and cozy.
You talk to me like building a structure would be a challenge for me. And you talk to me like I'm some spineless person who's afraid of land that has otherwise never had any human presence on it whatsoever.
I'm not afraid to get my hands dirty.
I actually didn't say any of that. I'm saying nobody struggles a lifetime trying to buy a patch of land or even a house. I would've just said "good for you, good luck", but when you start bragging about something that really isn't all that special, I feel the need to call it out.
Ah. My bad.
You weren't considering that I live in a different world than yours.
Where land costs are astronomically high to achieve for a young person. Where cities or towns are your best, but poor bet to stand any chance of finding a home.
Not to mention that I've seen one too many people lose all that they've tried to own because of mortgages or rising costs. You forget that I live in a different environment from you.
Up here, Challenger, finding a home to call yours utterly and completely is difficult. Finding a home, and being the true owner of land, being able to decide what you do with it completely, is even more so.
So yes. I will brag, just this once. And I will be happy about it because I'm going to do something that takes people up here half a lifetime to achieve. I'm doing what most would call impossible.
Fuck, I'm doing what people have told me to my face, was impossible.
I've earned a bragging right this time.
Alright then. Good luck.
Thank you. I'll make a promise here never to bitch and get all mopey about whatever trouble happens to bump into me regarding my property. But I will show you folks the cool stuff when it happens. It'll be fun. I've got lots of fun ideas regarding the place. Imma make things peachy.
5448
« on: July 03, 2015, 12:41:55 PM »
But it's rather exciting to think that in the span of two days I could completely own what many struggle to achieve over the course of a lifetime. An empty patch of land?
LOL Ok
It's not empty chally.
There's two water sources and a river/stream on it.
The stream area has a lot of willows on it and off to the side the rest is all forest. In the north, there's a big clear patch of open space that you could hide a structure in nice and cozy.
You talk to me like building a structure would be a challenge for me. And you talk to me like I'm some spineless person who's afraid of land that has otherwise never had any human presence on it whatsoever.
I'm not afraid to get my hands dirty.
I actually didn't say any of that. I'm saying nobody struggles a lifetime trying to buy a patch of land or even a house. I would've just said "good for you, good luck", but when you start bragging about something that really isn't all that special, I feel the need to call it out.
Ah. My bad. You weren't considering that I live in a different world than yours. Where land costs are astronomically high to achieve for a young person. Where cities or towns are your best, but poor bet to stand any chance of finding a home. Not to mention that I've seen one too many people lose all that they've tried to own because of mortgages or rising costs. You forget that I live in a different environment from you. Up here, Challenger, finding a home to call yours utterly and completely is difficult. Finding a home, and being the true owner of land, being able to decide what you do with it completely, is even more so. So yes. I will brag, just this once. And I will be happy about it because I'm going to do something that takes people up here half a lifetime to achieve. I'm doing what most would call impossible. Fuck, I'm doing what people have told me to my face, was impossible. I've earned a bragging right this time.
5449
« on: July 03, 2015, 12:34:20 PM »
What are you planning to do with it? If you're considering building a home, you should check out the associated costs and zoning regulations in that area. If you're just buying it to have 4 acres of dirt, you might as well just set your money on fire.
It'll be a homestead for sure. And it's already done. The loopholes I discussed with the owner bypass all zoning regulations, and costs to worry about. All I have to do is say yes, write up a signed contract in the presence of a lawer and that would be it. No hassle, no extra costs, nothing.
5450
« on: July 03, 2015, 12:31:53 PM »
But it's rather exciting to think that in the span of two days I could completely own what many struggle to achieve over the course of a lifetime. An empty patch of land?
LOL Ok
It's not empty chally. There's two water sources and a river/stream on it. The stream area has a lot of willows on it and off to the side the rest is all forest. In the north, there's a big clear patch of open space that you could hide a structure in nice and cozy. You talk to me like building a structure would be a challenge for me. And you talk to me like I'm some spineless person who's afraid of land that has otherwise never had any human presence on it whatsoever. I'm not afraid to get my hands dirty.
5451
« on: July 03, 2015, 12:27:17 PM »
So what did the guy end up doing for the police to go in for him?
He stole a case of beer. Some employees called the cops, and the guy went hid in the restroom stall of the restaurant across the street.
So he got shot.. over beer..
He deserved it.
Well, not actually shot.
Judging by the video both cops sunk tasers into him.
But tazers don't go bang. Have you watched the video? The guy is dead.
I didn't have the sound on and I watched it when I was tired.
5452
« on: July 03, 2015, 12:22:33 PM »
Been keeping my eyes open for land, still. Started talking with somebody a few days ago. They'd section off a portion of their owned land that they don't use to me, roughly 3-4 acres.
I checked it out. It's quite nice.
And I worked some details out with the owners. Rather than dance around with the banks and ridiculous mortgages and that tripe, we're gonna work the loopholes. I've got an estimate on the price. 3-4 acres would be around 12,000 to 25,000 dollars.
Owner would sell it to me for 3000. Which I have sitting in my safe, right now. By the end of today or tomorrow I would be the complete owner of my own land.
Personally, I think this is a deal I shouldn't pass up. Blog post, I know.
But it's rather exciting to think that in the span of two days I could completely own what many struggle to achieve over the course of a lifetime. And I'm 22. It would give me all the time in the world to shape it and have fun with it.
5453
« on: July 03, 2015, 02:41:00 AM »
Truly, the golden age of machinima.
5454
« on: July 03, 2015, 02:16:27 AM »
Hokay. So, obviously, some of the stuff this fellow said is off track with how things currently are. But, funny enough, he does have a point. There's a lot of parrallels that can be applied to what he's saying, and, what he's saying does make a degree of sense.
Logically speaking, if you wanted to create a paradigm shift in a country, that's basically how you'd do it. The particular direction the paradigm shift is going however, isn't quite as he described.
5455
« on: July 03, 2015, 01:48:46 AM »
Don't bring them here pls.
5456
« on: July 03, 2015, 01:29:41 AM »
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Alas, my journey is complete.
5457
« on: July 03, 2015, 12:02:52 AM »
Off the top of my head at the moment. Something I definitely know for sure.
Helping folks.
5458
« on: July 02, 2015, 11:53:31 PM »
Funny you should mention that.
That person who made the hot topic thread did answer my question via pm afterwards.
To which they strictly stated that the person who cat called them was good/decent looking. But, they weren't fans of cat calling. So they got the middle finger as a response.
5459
« on: July 02, 2015, 11:46:19 PM »
So what did the guy end up doing for the police to go in for him?
He stole a case of beer. Some employees called the cops, and the guy went hid in the restroom stall of the restaurant across the street.
So he got shot.. over beer..
He deserved it.
Well, not actually shot. Judging by the video both cops sunk tasers into him.
5460
« on: July 02, 2015, 11:42:42 PM »
I'm a fan of the noir esque detective coat.
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