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i go free running. though i don't do crazy s**t like backflips or wall flips, just regular jumping over s**t and running while looking cool.
I attend grammar school, last grade, and ignorance is all around me. Well, good for them. Ignorance is bliss.
Oh wait, I forgot my main skill: I can puke on command without putting anything in my throat.
I can properly use any firearm after watching it being fired only one time.
Quote from: demoniac93 on January 12, 2010, 07:39:02 pmI can properly use any firearm after watching it being fired only one time.What if the person who fires the gun that one time misuses the firearm.
psychoactive chemicals.
I drum, but right now don't have room for a set, so I've been working on sampling and producing electronic music. I also write short stories, watercolor, and draw a bit.
I can run 30 kilometres on snow, ice, mud and soil through forests, small rivers, over inclines with a 15kg rucksack full of sand on a cold day in less than four hours. Got a medal for that actually. I'm going to do it again this March.Here are examples of the terrian. They are pics taken from the same race that I took part of.*snow*Ice*Mud*ConcreteI'm not present on any of the pics.
Quote from: demoniac93 on January 12, 2010, 07:39:02 pmI can properly use any firearm after watching it being fired only one time.What if it's being fired in you? How good is your aim? (after being shot down ofc)
Quote from: Wraithlike on January 12, 2010, 09:08:25 pmI drum, but right now don't have room for a set, so I've been working on sampling and producing electronic music. I also write short stories, watercolor, and draw a bit.Care to share?
Oh, speaking of making music, I bougt myself an 8-bit sequencer for 2 dollars. It's great fun!
Quote from: Dusty on January 13, 2010, 11:13:20 amOh, speaking of making music, I bougt myself an 8-bit sequencer for 2 dollars. It's great fun!great!now you can annoy people by bringing it to parties and making horrible hipster chiptunes while doing the two step in your flannel shirt
Quote from: PANZERCATWAGON on January 13, 2010, 11:47:44 amQuote from: Dusty on January 13, 2010, 11:13:20 amOh, speaking of making music, I bougt myself an 8-bit sequencer for 2 dollars. It's great fun!great!now you can annoy people by bringing it to parties and making horrible hipster chiptunes while doing the two step in your flannel shirtExactly. How did you know that I wear flannel? I'm wearing a flannel shirt at this very moment! O-Em-Gee I'm scared...
Quote from: jrgp on September 30, 2010, 03:36:50 pmOnly anime shows I've felt any interest in over the years are Pokemon (original TV series) and various hentai.so clearly jgrp is a goddamn anime connoisseur. his opinion might as well be law here.
Only anime shows I've felt any interest in over the years are Pokemon (original TV series) and various hentai.
Best Admin: jrgp, he's like the forum mom and a pet dog rolled into one.
Quote from: PANZERCATWAGON on January 13, 2010, 11:47:44 amQuote from: Dusty on January 13, 2010, 11:13:20 amOh, speaking of making music, I bougt myself an 8-bit sequencer for 2 dollars. It's great fun!great!now you can annoy people by bringing it to parties and making horrible hipster chiptunes while doing the two step in your flannel shirtDon't hate on the flannel. Nonhipsters wear it as well.
Don't hate on the flannel. Nonhipsters wear it as well.
Quote from: Graham on January 13, 2010, 07:13:16 pmDon't hate on the flannel. Nonhipsters wear it as well.I hate this trend with a passion. 2 years ago it wouldve been "lololol you look like a lumberjack"
Also, I can beat you in Rock Paper Scissors.
I can solve sudokus. õ_õ
Which level?
Quote from: demoniac93 on January 15, 2010, 11:58:11 amWhich level?The hidden one.
...As one of the founders of the project, I'll be glad to give you some information for an article.There's some background information that needs to be covered first:The transportation company is owned by the state and is gravely underfunded by the city itself, and while they are cutting the budget more and more, the head honchos of the company have been blindly robbing it with billions(!) over the years. Needless to say, the bus drivers grew more and more aggravated, and after some push-pulling in the past few weeks (eg. not going out with buses that are already too worn, cutting out two or three hundred vehicles for a couple of days) their unions decided it was time for a strike.Note that the subway, trolley drivers and those lines whom belong to different companies did not join the strike, but the buslines take the biggest load of transporting people from the suburbs to downtown. Only about ten tram vehicles are moving in the whole city.Negotiations are going slowly, and it's clear that the strike is hurting the citizens more than the company itself, which is having a good portion of it's leading staff prosecuted by law with charges of corruption and related issues.That was our default situation before the BKV-pótló project started off.Let it be noted that we are part of an organization called 4K! (which can be translated as Fourth Republic), a team of community-based thinkers. We have been organizing flashmobs and urban playground events over the last two years, moving thousands of people and showing that if people join together for a common cause, we can and will achieve great things.Two fellows of this organization started their own project, called colabs, which is a community workplace for freelancers and other coders not tied to an office building. It's real chill, and our 4K! meets take place there from time to time, as it did on Wednesday.By the time I got there the three others (Bence Bogár, Gábor Borbély and András Istvánffy) were already brainstorming about something and quickly filled me in on the details. This community transportation idea has been thrown around for months they said, but with the strike came the perfect opportunity to launch it.At first it was more complicated, with area codes and whatnot, tied to a web based interface, but after some verbal banter and vetoing, it was stripped down to six rules, three for drivers and three for pedestrians.If you're a driver, write your destination on a paper and put it under the wind-shield. If you see someone hiking, pick him up in a bus stop. Do not ask for money.If you're a pedestrian, wait in a bus stop and hike. Respect the driver, don't talk if he doesn't want to and be cool with whatever he's listening on the radio. Have a 100 HUF on you if you want to show your gratitude.Last we christened it as BKV-pótló. Pótló means replacement, and is frequently used by the company for buslines replacing trams or trolleys, and BKV is the name of the company. We also use a paraphrase of their motto: turning 'We go for you' into 'We go instead of them'. (Önnek jár.->Helyettük jár.)Starting off was easy after this: the 4K! group has an impressive mailing list, we had lots of media contacts and we sent our idea to major transportation focused sites and blogs.With full support, by the next morning the facebook group of the project had over three thousand supporters. As I am writing this, it's more than seven thousand and growing. The Mayor became a fan, his wife offering a ride this morning. (The irony. It hurts. He's the main reason why the company lacks funding!)Bence gave an interview about the movement in the early morning show on the state TV channel. It was rerun today.Radio broadcasts caught on, some trying their own version, others propagating us. The movement has by this point gone through all available media channels, and everyone and his grandmother knows about it now.And it's working. More and more people are hiking and reaching their destination on time. The drivers were surprisingly even more supportive of the idea than the pedestrians, which is insane considering the public opinion of Hungarian road mentality. You can see people carrying signs at bus stops and cars even without a marked destination are stopping and helping.We've made it. And it feels great.Another fellow within 4K!, who lives in the outskirts of the city is starting to organize this system to work even after the strike in his area, because the mass transportation there pretty much sucks by default. If others do the same, we might actually be able to revolutionize the city's transportation!That is what I can say after a few days. For pictures and various information, check out the facebook group and the blog. If you need something translated or have more questions, I'll be glad to help.http://www.facebook.com/bkvpotlohttp://bkvpotlo.blog.hu/best regards,Gergő Varga, 4K!.
i can school any of you at pool. trust mewhen im drunk
I can distract you by screaming "LOOK! THERE IS A FLYING PIG!"!
Do people recognize you?
I solve even those that are completly filled.
Why are you pissed now? And those "your mom" jokes are too old to be funny.
Quote from: Horve on January 12, 2010, 01:18:01 amI can run 30 kilometres on snow, ice, mud and soil through forests, small rivers, over inclines with a 15kg rucksack full of sand on a cold day in less than four hours. Got a medal for that actually. I'm going to do it again this March.Here are examples of the terrian. They are pics taken from the same race that I took part of.*snow*Ice*Mud*ConcreteI'm not present on any of the pics.Hey man are you from Estonia? I think the pictures are from Scoutsbattallions race?
I can move each of my eyes individually, sort of
Quote from: Shard on January 17, 2010, 09:25:44 amI can move each of my eyes individually, sort ofI can cross one eye, and let another eye lose.... Do you sort of mean like that?I can show a picture of me crossing one and not another of you guys want it XD
Yes. I write software and enjoy creative literature. I actually am not much of a gamer. Just really old nintendo games and Soldat, pretty much.
I can draw boobs