The robotic voice in Get Lucky...
"We're up all night to get lucky"
sounds like:
"We'll rub a Mexican Monkey"
Can't unhear...
"We're up all night to get lucky"
sounds like:
"We'll rub a Mexican Monkey"
Can't unhear...
You.... Yooouu baastard!The robotic voice in Get Lucky...
"We're up all night to get lucky"
sounds like:
"We'll rub a Mexican Monkey"
Can't unhear...
Why could you and Clyde even stomach sharing beers with Jethro?One of the lads I live with, let's call him Clyde, lent a mutual friend £660 about six months ago. A few weeks after borrowing it, our pal, let's call him Jethro, dropped off the radar.
Now for the past six months, we haven't heard a peep from Jethro. Then the other day, he comes round for a few beers. It was all good laughs and such, but there was an elephant in the room.
At one point, Jethro pulled some money from his pocket, to which Clyde said "Jesus, so you've got some money then?", yet Jethro didn't get the hint. He has yet to mention the money at all.
So my question is, should I mention it to Jethro? Clyde will probably never ask for it, that's just the way he is, but it's just so fucking sly. Should I confront Jethro?
One of the lads I live with, let's call him Clyde, lent a mutual friend £660 about six months ago. A few weeks after borrowing it, our pal, let's call him Jethro, dropped off the radar.
Now for the past six months, we haven't heard a peep from Jethro. Then the other day, he comes round for a few beers. It was all good laughs and such, but there was an elephant in the room.
I assumed there was going to be a "so Clyde, sorry I haven't given you that money yet, but..." moment. But no, nothing. And plus, they were my beers, he doesn't owe me anything.Why could you and Clyde even stomach sharing beers with Jethro?
Jethro stole Clyde's money and ran. I'm amazed he returned.
I very nearly did, I was just hoping he would offer. And at that point, I didn't want to make a mug of Clyde by asking for it on his behalf.This was the point where you or "Clyde" should have said "Where the fuck is my money?".
Jethro is probably laughing his cock off that you let him do that.
Clyde doesn't deserve to get his money back if he can't just look the guy straight in the eye and ask him what the fucking deal is.One of the lads I live with, let's call him Clyde, lent a mutual friend £660 about six months ago. A few weeks after borrowing it, our pal, let's call him Jethro, dropped off the radar.
Now for the past six months, we haven't heard a peep from Jethro. Then the other day, he comes round for a few beers. It was all good laughs and such, but there was an elephant in the room.
At one point, Jethro pulled some money from his pocket, to which Clyde said "Jesus, so you've got some money then?", yet Jethro didn't get the hint. He has yet to mention the money at all.
So my question is, should I mention it to Jethro? Clyde will probably never ask for it, that's just the way he is, but it's just so fucking sly. Should I confront Jethro?
If it was my money, I'd have been on his case like a shot. It's Clyde who needs the help, I just don't want to over step the line.Well, next time you see him, don't give him the impression he can treat you like mugs again.
You may be right Dave. I don't like to see someone get taken advantage of, but at the same time, he's a big boy.Clyde doesn't deserve to get his money back if he can't just look the guy straight in the eye and ask him what the fucking deal is.
If it was my money, I'd have been on his case like a shot. It's Clyde who needs the help, I just don't want to over step the line.
Anyway... I guess I got a new iPod? Anyone got any decent game/app suggestions?
Phoenix Wright, Ghost Trick, infinity Blade 1 and 2
I'm taking the opportunity to get a few loads of washing dry and pressure hosing the back yard out.Getting drunk in the sun tashbrooke will be proud
Super Hexagon, ESCAPE (via Kongregate.com) Knights of Pen and Paper, Jetpack Joyride, Puzzle Craft.Already gonna get Phoenix Wright. Already have Ghost Trick on DS, not getting that again, good as it is.
I've played Infinity Blade before... eh. S'alright.
Super Hexagon, ESCAPE (via Kongregate.com) Knights of Pen and Paper, Jetpack Joyride, Puzzle Craft.
Yes, it really is. But you get better the more you play and when you clear a mode it's extremely satisfying. Warning: Puzzle Craft is extremely addictive.Thanks, I'll check those out. Super Hexagon seems like a (extremely frustrating) must-have.
I'm taking the opportunity to get a few loads of washing dry and pressure hosing the back yard out.
Living the dream.
Actually, combined with sunshine, loud music, beer and cannabis, it's fairly enjoyable.
Already gonna get Phoenix Wright. Already have Ghost Trick on DS, not getting that again, good as it is.
I've played Infinity Blade before... eh. S'alright.
Don't get Phoenix Wright, cause you'll only want more and CAPCOM STILL HASNT RELEASED THEM YET FUCK.
Are you off on your hiking trip Kent? How's the weather up there?
Getting drunk in the sun tashbrooke will be proud
The orange walk can be heard from my bbq
Well, next time you see him, don't give him the impression he can treat you like mugs again.
Anyway... I guess I got a new iPod? Anyone got any decent game/app suggestions?
What got the stupid questions thread locked up?
There is a Brit-Gaf. Consider me chuffed to bits!
Where do you live: Warwickshire
Where are you from: Surrey/Sorry
Occupation: Student
University: Warwick
Favourite Sport: Probably squash
Political party of choice: Indifferent
Favourite thing on the box: Nought I watch regularly. Prefer watching series on the internet
Favourite crisp flavour: Prawn Cocktail
Favourite biscuit: McVities Digestives with tea
Favourite Pokemon POST 151: Steelix
Beano or Dandy: Beano all day
Reading some proper british-chat on Neogaf will be a welcome change from all the 'Americanisms'.
Cheers!
what beer you on lad? i drank coors light for the first time, what a fucking travestyNearly home cant wait for a spliff and a cold beer.
Welcome! You're already cool just for being the first person in ages to answer the Pokemon question. Watch out for Tashbrooke- he doesn't bite, but he does smell a bit funny.
i hear dat bruddahThere is a Brit-Gaf. Consider me chuffed to bits!
Where do you live: Warwickshire
Where are you from: Surrey/Sorry
Occupation: Student
University: Warwick
Favourite Sport: Probably squash
Political party of choice: Indifferent
Favourite thing on the box: Nought I watch regularly. Prefer watching series on the internet
Favourite crisp flavour: Prawn Cocktail
Favourite biscuit: McVities Digestives with tea
Favourite Pokemon POST 151: Steelix
Beano or Dandy: Beano all day
Reading some proper british-chat on Neogaf will be a welcome change from all the 'Americanisms'.
Cheers!
One of the lads I live with, let's call him Clyde, lent a mutual friend £660 about six months ago. A few weeks after borrowing it, our pal, let's call him Jethro, dropped off the radar.
Now for the past six months, we haven't heard a peep from Jethro. Then the other day, he comes round for a few beers. It was all good laughs and such, but there was an elephant in the room.
At one point, Jethro pulled some money from his pocket, to which Clyde said "Jesus, so you've got some money then?", yet Jethro didn't get the hint. He has yet to mention the money at all.
So my question is, should I mention it to Jethro? Clyde will probably never ask for it, that's just the way he is, but it's just so fucking sly. Should I confront Jethro?
what beer you on lad? i drank coors light for the first time, what a fucking travesty
considering im having a shit right now i will let that slide
i hear dat bruddah
Been bumming beer all day man, tennents exprot and il pick a strong one at the shop soon
Coors light is a nice flavoured water. Refreshing.
As it turns out, apparently the two of them discussed it last night.You do it, its better it coming from you than him, otherwise awkward tension could end in you buddys falling out and him being out of pocket forever
also can somebody lend me £660?
As it turns out, apparently the two of them discussed it last night.
Gravy.
I don't know the details mate.discussion? give me more!!!
One of the lads I live with, let's call him Clyde, lent a mutual friend £660 about six months ago. A few weeks after borrowing it, our pal, let's call him Jethro, dropped off the radar.
Now for the past six months, we haven't heard a peep from Jethro. Then the other day, he comes round for a few beers. It was all good laughs and such, but there was an elephant in the room.
At one point, Jethro pulled some money from his pocket, to which Clyde said "Jesus, so you've got some money then?", yet Jethro didn't get the hint. He has yet to mention the money at all.
So my question is, should I mention it to Jethro? Clyde will probably never ask for it, that's just the way he is, but it's just so fucking sly. Should I confront Jethro?
I just bet £2 on a Greyhound race and won £107.
Winning.
My bad, going to watch the fight now and I have work and am going for a meal tomorrow.. I forsee myself becoming drunk indeedI don't know the details mate.
It'd probably be boring and a bit inappropriate to discuss it here anyway.
He'll pay him back, at some point. That's good enough for me!
What you up to this weekend Tash?