ChimairaGT wrote:What made me smile:
A couple of weeks ago I was a groomsman in my friend's wedding. We were lining up along a dock to take a picture and the dock collapsed, dunking most of is in the lake. I found out from people giving me crap at work that the video of it is all over every major news outlet. I'm glad my friend's wedding got some unexpected minor internet fame.
What ticked me off:
Reading the comments on the videos. People on the internet are savages.
ChimairaGT wrote:What made me smile:
A couple of weeks ago I was a groomsman in my friend's wedding. We were lining up along a dock to take a picture and the dock collapsed, dunking most of is in the lake. I found out from people giving me crap at work that the video of it is all over every major news outlet. I'm glad my friend's wedding got some unexpected minor internet fame.
What ticked me off:
Reading the comments on the videos. People on the internet are savages.
Wow that was you?
I saw that. Got a quick laugh out of me.
I was one of many. If you go to the Youtube video, I am the groomsman closest to the front who is actually falling. Pretty easy to see at 00:15.
ChimairaGT wrote:What made me smile:
A couple of weeks ago I was a groomsman in my friend's wedding. We were lining up along a dock to take a picture and the dock collapsed, dunking most of is in the lake. I found out from people giving me crap at work that the video of it is all over every major news outlet. I'm glad my friend's wedding got some unexpected minor internet fame.
What ticked me off:
Reading the comments on the videos. People on the internet are savages.
Wow that was you?
I saw that. Got a quick laugh out of me.
I was one of many. If you go to the Youtube video, I am the groomsman closest to the front who is actually falling. Pretty easy to see at 00:15.
My youtube video is way more awesome.
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mjmjr25 wrote:Y'all are missing it. Who, especially at our age, gets $835 in b-day checks.
Plus a Nintendo N64 game carrying case, an N64 controller, a pair of shoes, a fish that died, Bioshock Infinite, Buffalo Trace Rye whiskey, a 20-ft ladder, stability bar, brews and chews, and a huge ass fruit tart (the edible kind).
Luke wrote: Over EIGHT HUNDRED dollars...thrown in the trash because I didn't think before answering my wife. What a dum-dum. It's not a king's ransom, but it is a mortgage payment.
Yeah, I can tell you have a different view of money than me. $100 is a King's Ransom in my family...
Luke wrote: Over EIGHT HUNDRED dollars...thrown in the trash because I didn't think before answering my wife. What a dum-dum. It's not a king's ransom, but it is a mortgage payment.
Yeah, I can tell you have a different view of money than me. $100 is a King's Ransom in my family...
o.pwuaioc wrote:For my birthday, I got a forum thread from sevin0seven and a wallet clip. Totally made my day.
Sonic Colors for the DS is only $20 at Walmart, and Bejeweled 3 for the DS is only $15.
But while I have enough money to buy one, I still can't afford it. Maybe when I get some cash flow.
