The Bulbagarden Conversational Chat Thread Vol 4

[Dirk]

Don't you people have school?

Yep, and I finished it three hours ago. ^^;

[Jack Pschitt]

Thrift stores are my go-to clothing outfitter.

They don't sell cookies though =(

But you can make cookies. :o

You can make clothes too :I

Fuck that, making cookies is easy.

Don't you people have school?

Spring break for me, yo.

Which reminds me, I should do something productive. Maybe later.

[Jolene]

Don't you people have school?

Yep, and I finished it three hours ago. ^^;

I always forget people live in other time zones.

[Jack Pschitt]

I can't figure out time zones for shit. All I know is that people in England are eating dinner and people in Australia are sleeping when I'm at school. Or something.

[Dirk]

I always forget people live in other time zones.

Don't worry, me too. It's weird to think it's a whole different time of day somewhere else in the world. Hell, it's even a different date somewhere in the world. Crazy.

[Hunter Blade]

Don't worry, me too. It's weird to think it's a whole different time of day somewhere else in the world. Hell, it's even a different date somewhere in the world. Crazy.

That date part always gets me. Like, Australia's almost a day ahead of me.







Guys..... how do you even start explaining something like this to people?
click > The Salmon of Capistrano

[Jack Pschitt]

Guys..... how do you even start explaining something like this to people?
click > The Salmon of Capistrano

Say that there's salmon in it.

[mariowie]

Don't worry, me too. It's weird to think it's a whole different time of day somewhere else in the world. Hell, it's even a different date somewhere in the world. Crazy.

That date part always gets me. Like, Australia's almost a day ahead of me.







Guys..... how do you even start explaining something like this to people?
click > The Salmon of Capistrano

WTF well, that was different. Am I even allowed to do this. ?

[TheMissingno.]

Why wouldn't you be allowed to do that?

[Mitch Chesman]

That site is AMAZING. I mean literally awe inspiring. Best fake 3D effect I've seen in ages.

[mariowie]

Why wouldn't you be allowed to do that?

I dunno well just to be sure :d.

[Faye Valentine]

Haha. But it's important now when, like, there are laws about these things. And personally, I just wouldn't be attracted to someone that young (no offense).

It's not like I was expecting you to. :I

That was more in response to Jolene than to you.

I know this conversation is a bit old but, re: advertising, I feel like I have a better attitude toward the business ever since I started watching Mad Men. Hell, that show makes me want to be a copywriter myself.

[Jack Pschitt]

I actually have no freaking idea what Mad Men is about. I always figured it was a Mafia crime drama kind of thing.

[Mitch Chesman]

I always just buy Wegman's brand food. It's cheap and omg the cookies are so fucking good. Chips Ahoy? Oreos? Fuck that shit. Overpriced and sub-par quality.

Cheap-brand food is always the best. I really hate Maryland cookies, but the Asda-brand ones are so good I could eat them all day. ;w; As for chips (I'm supposing you mean crisps, right?), mum always buys Walkers but I don't eat them anyway because I don't like them.

Garbage quality cookies that a lot of people buy anyway. Despicable. I will admit that the chewy ones are good, I can put away a box of them pretty quick, but the Wegmans cookies that I found are oh so much better and available at a lower cost.

I'd do anything for a box of those and fig newtons. More importantly just those. Proper chocolate chip cookies are very rare here, and I usually have to make em myself to get that American feel outta them. Imported Choco Chips do exist, but they're too expensive for just cookies.

[Faye Valentine]

I actually have no freaking idea what Mad Men is about. I always figured it was a Mafia crime drama kind of thing.

It's about the lives of various people connected with an advertising agency in New York in the 1960s.

(A lot of it involves drinking, or sleeping with people they're not married to. But you get to see them hash out ad ideas and present them to companies, and that's a lot of fun.)