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bacteria
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Neildo_64 - "Meow" refers to "being catty" or "throwing handbags at noon" - just an expression. Not making animal noises, you obviously didn't understand the humour.
My reply to SS was in the spirit of fun (he did say after all that he would make his last system prettier once his Father gave it back to him from the locked filing cabinet due to his poor school grades; but didn't by the looks of it); however, you then took that as an opportunity to have a pop at SS and his systems, and not in a fun way. Naughty. You also seem to think that only systems secured by screws and not glue are acceptable - who are you to make that point? The only important factor is that the parts concerned are held in place securely and you can remove them later, if needed to, for repairs. It doesn't matter if you use hot glue or other methods - in my current project, I tried various methods and found that hot glue sticks to plasticard so well you really struggle to remove it once on - excellent adhesion. Get over it. Also, it doesn't matter how pretty the insides are in a system, irrelevant as no-one ever sees that apart from the creator - what is important is visually what the system look like, which means the case and its look and style. After all, who cares what the insides of your PC monitor look like, you only are interested in the exterior and the screen itself - no different.
My reply to SS was in the spirit of fun (he did say after all that he would make his last system prettier once his Father gave it back to him from the locked filing cabinet due to his poor school grades; but didn't by the looks of it); however, you then took that as an opportunity to have a pop at SS and his systems, and not in a fun way. Naughty. You also seem to think that only systems secured by screws and not glue are acceptable - who are you to make that point? The only important factor is that the parts concerned are held in place securely and you can remove them later, if needed to, for repairs. It doesn't matter if you use hot glue or other methods - in my current project, I tried various methods and found that hot glue sticks to plasticard so well you really struggle to remove it once on - excellent adhesion. Get over it. Also, it doesn't matter how pretty the insides are in a system, irrelevant as no-one ever sees that apart from the creator - what is important is visually what the system look like, which means the case and its look and style. After all, who cares what the insides of your PC monitor look like, you only are interested in the exterior and the screen itself - no different.
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ShockSlayer
- Niblet 64
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I was just messing around with him, and Bacteria knows that. We have a tendency to do that to each other. No reason for you to make a mountain out of a mole hill, Mr. Screwposts.
I don't think you are in any position to state "facts." And seriously, mine are the worst? I have seen much worse, let alone that the last ugly one was made back in 2006, in a few days, it'll be 2009! So,
EDIT: Wow bacteria, we are on the same wavelength.
I posted at the same time, I guess I dont need to change anything.
SSSkyone wrote:shut your ass!
EDIT: Wow bacteria, we are on the same wavelength.
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Kurt_
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Don't worry, I'm horrible with names. Especially internet names, because I always say them in my head in a way that can't be pronounced vocally. I know it sounds weird, but that's how I manage to do it.
Yours is two syllables. Jleer-moe. I know it's not how you say it, or spell it. An example is bicostp. I pronounce it in my head as two syllables, but the t and p are melded into one sound. I don't know how to describe it.
Anyways, I have this friend whose name is Guillermo, pronounced Gee-air-moe. (Hard G). Your name, to me, is a slur of that.
But yes, it is still wintery.
Yours is two syllables. Jleer-moe. I know it's not how you say it, or spell it. An example is bicostp. I pronounce it in my head as two syllables, but the t and p are melded into one sound. I don't know how to describe it.
Anyways, I have this friend whose name is Guillermo, pronounced Gee-air-moe. (Hard G). Your name, to me, is a slur of that.
But yes, it is still wintery.
Hey, sup?
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SpongeBuell
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wallydawg
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I know what you mean kurt underscoreKurt_ wrote:Don't worry, I'm horrible with names. Especially internet names, because I always say them in my head in a way that can't be pronounced vocally. I know it sounds weird, but that's how I manage to do it.
Yours is two syllables. Jleer-moe. I know it's not how you say it, or spell it. An example is bicostp. I pronounce it in my head as two syllables, but the t and p are melded into one sound. I don't know how to describe it.
Anyways, I have this friend whose name is Guillermo, pronounced Gee-air-moe. (Hard G). Your name, to me, is a slur of that.
But yes, it is still wintery.
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jjhammerstein
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This is no fun, how can I possibly mess of "Kyoh"?
I should have made my name more interesting.
I should have made my name more interesting.
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