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4 Sep 2008, 11:22 #27421
Anime Dad wrote:Genma has put in an option in your profile :) Works like a charm!

Excellent. :victory:
6 Sep 2008, 23:32 #27422
Anime Dad wrote:

Genma has put in an option in your profile :) Works like a charm!
u sure right :victory:
8 Sep 2008, 06:36 #27423
Since the Dallas-Cleveland game is suckie, I'm watching a replay of the Serena-Venus tennis match and I have this observation: Serena should get a breast reduction... Playing tennis with that rack can't be good in the long run.
8 Sep 2008, 06:52 #27424
bmwracer wrote:Since the Dallas-Cleveland game is suckie, I'm watching a replay of the Serena-Venus tennis match and I have this observation: Serena should get a breast reduction... Playing tennis with that rack can't be good in the long run.


I thought graphite rackets were supposed to be good? :headscratch:
8 Sep 2008, 06:57 #27425
Tu_triky wrote:

I thought graphite rackets were supposed to be good? :headscratch:


teehee.. aren't you clever :shakehead:

really, I would imagine any game where you need the ability to change directions quickly large unbound breasts would be an inconvenience - like sprung mass on a car - they will take longer react to force changes than mass fixed to the moving body. I guess a crazy bra could solve that problem.. but then you come to the center of gravity question - and clearly, for manuverability, the lower the center of gravity, the better.

I therefore agree that at the highest levels of of the professional sport, tennis and big breasts don't mix.

However, any less professional and it may be more fun to watch ;-)
8 Sep 2008, 07:02 #27426
phlargo wrote:

teehee.. aren't you clever :shakehead:


I'm rusty. :nut: (unlike the graphite).
8 Sep 2008, 07:23 #27427
Tu_triky wrote:I thought graphite rackets were supposed to be good? :headscratch:

That was bad.

You must be having an off day. :P

Eat some bacon. :mrgreen:
8 Sep 2008, 07:33 #27428
bmwracer wrote:
That was bad.

You must be having an off day. :P

Eat some bacon. :mrgreen:


I stumble because I'm out of practice...that's what happens when you leave the confines of the cave to go out into the real world. :beaten:


Grocery list <buy bacon>

:hehe:
8 Sep 2008, 07:39 #27429
phlargo wrote:
really, I would imagine any game where you need the ability to change directions quickly large unbound breasts would be an inconvenience - like sprung mass on a car - they will take longer react to force changes than mass fixed to the moving body. I guess a crazy bra could solve that problem.. but then you come to the center of gravity question - and clearly, for manuverability, the lower the center of gravity, the better.
There's a member of this forum who is an expert in this field. Eh, Sensei? [/list:u]
8 Sep 2008, 07:43 #27430
gaijinmark wrote: There's a member of this forum who is an expert in this field. Eh, Sensei? [/list:u]

I don't think she plays tennis. :beaten:
8 Sep 2008, 08:59 #27431
phlargo wrote:

teehee.. aren't you clever :shakehead:

really, I would imagine any game where you need the ability to change directions quickly large unbound breasts would be an inconvenience - like sprung mass on a car - they will take longer react to force changes than mass fixed to the moving body. I guess a crazy bra could solve that problem.. but then you come to the center of gravity question - and clearly, for manuverability, the lower the center of gravity, the better.

I therefore agree that at the highest levels of of the professional sport, tennis and big breasts don't mix.

However, any less professional and it may be more fun to watch ;-)


You seem to be implying that soapland wrestling isn't a professional sport... :shakehead:
8 Sep 2008, 10:10 #27432
krim wrote:

You seem to be implying that soapland wrestling isn't a professional sport... :shakehead:


Fuzoku ga suki.
9 Sep 2008, 07:19 #27433
My mum had a problem with her computer last week, so she took it back to the place she bought it. They told her they would ring her once it was fixed. She hadn't heard anything, so rang to find out when she would be getting a call. They told her that they HAD rang, and that she had hung up on them.

Turns out their repair guy is Asian, and when he rang, my mum thought he was a telemarketer and hung up on him :hehe:
9 Sep 2008, 08:58 #27434
Anime Dad wrote:My mum had a problem with her computer last week, so she took it back to the place she bought it. They told her they would ring her once it was fixed. She hadn't heard anything, so rang to find out when she would be getting a call. They told her that they HAD rang, and that she had hung up on them.

Turns out their repair guy is Asian, and when he rang, my mum thought he was a telemarketer and hung up on him :hehe:

LOL. :hehe: :rofl:

I take it he had an Asian accent... Or did he announce that he was Asian? :hehe:
9 Sep 2008, 09:00 #27435
bmwracer wrote:
LOL. :hehe: :rofl:

I take it he had an Asian accent... Or did he announce that he was Asian? :hehe:


Yeah apparently he had an accent. The computer shop guy said it has happened to him before :hehe:
9 Sep 2008, 10:10 #27436
Anime Dad wrote:

Yeah apparently he had an accent. The computer shop guy said it has happened to him before :hehe:
oh poor guy bussiness must be hard then :beatyou:
well somewhat :shakehead:
9 Sep 2008, 12:03 #27437
Anime Dad wrote:Yeah apparently he had an accent. The computer shop guy said it has happened to him before :hehe:

Poor guy.
10 Sep 2008, 10:39 #27438
the things they show on tv sometimes
make me wonder :shakehead:
10 Sep 2008, 11:20 #27439
From Yahoo! News:

Plans unveiled to convert human waste to energy

Tue Sep 9, 6:26 PM ET

The U.S. city of San Antonio unveiled a deal on Tuesday that will make it the first U.S. city to harvest methane gas from human waste on a commercial scale and turn it into clean-burning fuel.
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Hmm, you'd think they would've started at Washington, D.C., considering all the crap that comes outta there. :beaten:
10 Sep 2008, 11:23 #27440
bmwracer wrote:From Yahoo! News:

Plans unveiled to convert human waste to energy

Tue Sep 9, 6:26 PM ET

The U.S. city of San Antonio unveiled a deal on Tuesday that will make it the first U.S. city to harvest methane gas from human waste on a commercial scale and turn it into clean-burning fuel.
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Hmm, you'd think they would've started at Washington, D.C., considering all the crap that comes outta there. :beaten:


Bah, old news. They proposed that years ago. Ever see the Kentucky Fried Movie? :hehe:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9mntfkBbTY

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