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- Iifeinvector0
Who just made the best chocolate buttercream icing in the entire United States?
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- i read that as chocolate buttcream icingPonyBoy
- me too pony.CanHasQBN
- e-pill0
finding a short term apartment is getting difficult. looks like im going to be in a hotel longer then a month. the hotel is over $1000 per month what ave apts here are. went to 7 real estate brokers today. all of them said its going to be difficult. but once I finalize a long term (if I fully accept the job offer) (about half of my NYC salary) then I have ridiculous choice.
alone this weekend. all qbners in Florida are either not answering texts (OSFA) or out of the country (CALLES) and all my co workers left to. china.
there has to be some lurker qbn'rs down here not bett brash who wants to hang out. Florida is boring alone.
I do have a car maybe I'll go to Miami.
- autoflavour0
1 days before a 23 hour flight.. i get a cold.
fml
- 23 hours. non stop or with stops? where you going? I did 33 hours but with 1 stop to china from nyce-pill
- Sydney > Singapore > London > Berlinautoflavour
- have to disembark, so its not 23 solidautoflavour
- Ironmonkey0
From Sunny to Hurricane like rain. Somone just gave me a 52inch screen TV cause they are leaving the country.
Friend of a friend had a secret marriage. The dog sitter that was hired lost control of the dogs and one got hit. It was the bridesmaid dog, so she had to go to the hospital. My GF is the backup secret bridesmaid. So now we are going to a wedding at 4pm on a sunday. The wedding ends with a ride on a boat through the harbor.
All I wanted to do was watch 21 jumpstreet..... how bizare
- 21 jumpstreet the tv show or the movie?e-pill
- movie. things got weirder.Ironmonkey
- MichaelKors0
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Dallas:
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Philadelphia:
Rittenhouse Square - Your summer internship in Philadelphia will be an inviting experience if you get out and enjoy what this city has to offer. Rittenhouse Square is one of the five original open-space parks planned by William Penn. Today, the tree-filled park is surrounded by high-rise residences, luxury apartments, popular restaurants, a Barnes & Noble bookstore, a Barneys Co-Op, and two hotels, including a five-star. Its combination of green and glam take cues from New York's Central Park, and provides a nice break from the hectic workday. Its green grasses and dozens of benches are popular lunch-time destinations for residents and workers in Philadelphia's Center City neighborhood, while its lion and goat statues are popular gathering spots for small children and their parents.
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The music hall is conveniently located Southeast of downtown Dallas, and easily accessible by taking the railway system to the Fair Park station. There is a restaurant located in the facility that offers convenience for an entire night out on the town. Dining at the Music Hall opens two hours before show time with a large buffet that celebrates the heritage or locale of the musical being showed that evening.
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Philadelphia:
Rittenhouse Square - Your summer internship in Philadelphia will be an inviting experience if you get out and enjoy what this city has to offer. Rittenhouse Square is one of the five original open-space parks planned by William Penn. Today, the tree-filled park is surrounded by high-rise residences, luxury apartments, popular restaurants, a Barnes & Noble bookstore, a Barneys Co-Op, and two hotels, including a five-star. Its combination of green and glam take cues from New York's Central Park, and provides a nice break from the hectic workday. Its green grasses and dozens of benches are popular lunch-time destinations for residents and workers in Philadelphia's Center City neighborhood, while its lion and goat statues are popular gathering spots for small children and their parents.
Independence Hall - Independence Hall is the centerpiece of Independence National Historic Park, and best known as the location where the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution were both signed. It consists of a central building with belltower and steeple attached to two smaller wings. The belltower formerly housed the famous Liberty Bell. The buildings together sit on what is now known as Independence Square, [url=http://www.michaelkorsol.ne... Kors Crossbody Bags[/url] a very popular Philadelphia tourist attraction. The famous building has been used as a stage for protests periodically because of the symbolism associated with its history. Also, as most would expect, it is the site for various events and celebrations such as Fourth of July gatherings.
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- GeorgesII0
just took a power nap in the restroom
ready for another meeting- misspelled "fap"waterhouse
- First!waterhouse
- lol @ powerfapsine
- when i did contract design work a few years back my powernap used to be: down a coffee, set alarm for 15 min, close eyes... wake up when the coffee kicks in ready to gosine
- wake up when the coffee kicks in ready to go.sine
- Iifeinvector0
Just going with it & feeling better already.
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- steer less, float morescarabin
- :)sea_sea
- :Dmonospaced
- albums0
Scarabin,
Did you get the motorcycle? I'm a commonwealth of knowledge on modifying their appearance. I have little engine work though, other than that, pretty straight forward if you can operate tools; old things unbolt and new things bolt back on fairly easily. I don't know if you noticed the Honda above I just picked up, it'll be a cafe racer in under a month. Once I get started on it, maybe the 2nd week of April, so hopefully done by May. Do you ever/What do you ride?
- sea_sea0
okay this time for real... which one??
Lumix DMC-LX5 OR the Canon PowerShot S100
i'm looking for a nice pocket camera, that shoots good/awesome low light (no flash), with some decent video and hopefully a bad ass macro.thnx! any suggestion much appreciated. (i promise not to ask this again!) lol
- Calling Hombre, we have damsel in distress on line one...goldieboy
- http://snapsort.com/…albums
- nice. thanks albums. :)sea_sea
- sure. based on the side by sides, i'm all over the canon for better quality vid & imagesalbums
- Lol, many thanks Goldie! :)Hombre_Lobo
- lumixmonospaced
- thanks guys :)sea_sea
- Hombre_Lobo0
Sea sea!
I currently choosing a compact and I'm choosing between the lx5 s95 and s100. S95 is only an option bexuase its cheaper than the s100.
The lx5 has the superior macro with 1cm close focus vs the canons 3cm, but the major differences are the aperture through the zoom range.
Sure they are both f2 at 24mm, but the lx5 is 3.3 at 90mm vs the canons 5.6 at iirc 110mm. The lx5 gets a lot more light in So if you zoom a lot in slightly low light the lx5 is gonna be better.
The other quite big difference is pocketability. The s100 is a fair chunk smaller.
The video on the lx5 is ok, it has manual control which is ace but because of the sensor type you get serious light banding with highlights during video with the lx5. The canons are much better with video, but no manual control.
The JPEG difference is also quite major. People say the lumix has a green cast, which I think is true, but I still like the images. The canons are known for better white balance and color reproduction, although to me they seem very white, slightly over exposed, but that's easily fixed whilst shooting.
I am personally going to go with an s95 or s100 purely for the pocketablitly, and the better video is a bonus. I would love an lx5 which is as small as the s95, but the wider aperture throughout the zoom range is what makes the lx5 larger (Same as the Olympus xz-1). Its also nice having in built lens cap on the Canon, more convenient.
The lens ring is awesome too on the canons. Hope that helps! :)
- lumix is 1.8 at its closestmonospaced
- it does lobo, thank you. i actually just came back from the camera shop, took a look and feel at both cameras. the hd is a real seling point right now, but the price is like 100 bucks more. i think i'm going with the canon s100 :)sea_sea
- it does lobo, thank you. i actually just came back from the camera shop, took a look and feel at both cameras. the selling point right now, but the price is like 100 bucks more. i think i'm still going with the canon s100 though. it winked at me ;) lolsea_sea
- now, but the price is like 100 bucks more. i think i'm still going with the canon s100, i think it winked at me ;) lolsea_sea
- Mono, that is incorrect.Hombre_Lobo
- Mono, what are you doing? NEVER NEVER question the Hombre when it comes to cameras! ;)goldieboy
- bjladams0
trying to get a gift for one of my boys on the way home from the office today - stopped in at 3 bookstores and they've all gone out of business... do people not read anymore? he's too young to have al gore's internet
- inteliboy0
Why is it that a small development team will work a good 12 months on a game and sell it for .99 cents, where a band will work far less time on an album and sell it for 20+ dollars... Music industry is nutso backwards.
- penetration & saturationalbums
- well... first album you have your whole life to make, second album you get 6 mos (assuming you get signed)scarabin
- albums.. that sounds like a pornoautoflavour
- JG_LB0
you should be british, cause you're a cunt
- scarabin0
study finds christianity linked to brain atrophy
- yup, that's what happens when you dont use your brain & answer questions with "because its gods way" or "just have faith"moldero
- what moldero said.
having a belief is great, but not one that hinders advancement of human knowledge,Hombre_Lobo
- aanderton0
So my entire back box fell off my car today whilst I was driving and some cyclist was nice enough to stop and move it out of the road for me so I didn't have to walk back! Only £50 to repair too! I was expecting much more.
- scarabin0
man, mila kunis is bangin' even close up. usually i have to retouch the crap outta these girls
