September 2005


Greetings!

Foolishly, when I signed up originally I missed the first commandment and was banished for my stupidity. I’m not one to repeat mistakes so here is my introduction.

I stumbled upon this community from another, and immediately liked what I saw. The thing that caught my eye, other than the mildly popular Babes section, were the varied and well-designed signature images (or banners if you call them that). I like to play around in Photoshop once in a while so it was great to see.

I hail from down under and the home of the 2000 Summer Olympic Games. Here you’ll find what is fondly known by the locals as the ‘Coathanger’, as well as a distinctly unique house of spherical-sectioned shells. Having spent two months travelling around Western Europe last year, and gaining a small insight into living life in other countries, I would still not call any other place ‘home’.

Once a great fan of video games (Tetris, Street Fighter 2, Street Fighter 2: Champion Edition and Puzzle Bobble rank highest on my list of favourites), and for a time absorbed in the online gaming worlds of Counter-Strike and Warcraft III, I no longer have the time or patience to invest in them.

These days, its basketball on Saturdays, gym three days a week, and weekends spent socialising or simply relaxing. On the odd occasion I may be found developing alcoholism (I prefer spirits but I seem to be drinking beer a lot these days).

Music? Give me electronic – be it trance, breaks, electro, chillout, progressive trance/house or other. Otherwise pop, rock, punk, classical, r’n’b, and almost anything will do.

As for films, I’m on a mission to watch as many modern-day classics as I can. The most recent (old) movie that I viewed was Al Pacino’s 1983 masterpiece Scarface. I found Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill, and Gangs of New York rather gruesome but at the same time fascinating. The same could be said for Fight Club. Other movies I rate include Requiem For a Dream, Trainspotting, The Matrix Trilogy, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Memento, and Lost in Translation (Scarlett Johansson is gorgeous).

Well I think I’ve wasted enough of your time so anyways… I hope to make productive contributions to this board. It’s a pleasure to meet you all.

The things we do in order to get accepted.

And you thought those stories that you’d heard about pc users were made up.

Think again.

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Don Smart

Mon Sep 26 — Don Adams, the wry-voiced comedian who starred as the fumbling secret agent Maxwell Smart in the 1960s TV spoof of James Bond movies, “Get Smart,” has died. He was 82.

“Missed it by that much.”

If you’ve ever had a pizza in italy you would know that it’s all about the sauce and minimal toppings. They like to keep it simple, none of these fancy shmancy toppings like they have here.

Best pizza I’ve ever tasted would have to be at an Autogrill (kinda like our petrol stations with combined pizza joints) as we crossed over from the French Riviera on the way to Pisa.

It was cheap as chips for a huge slice.

pizza at autogrill

pizza in florence = overrated and overpriced.
pizza in rome = deelish!

pizza in rome

pizza in amsterdam = meh.
oh and the pizza in prague = yum!

As for sydney… Gourmet Pizza Kitchen is pretty good. If we’re talking fast food then i’ll go with a Dominos El Scorcho. Runner up Pizza Hut Hot’n'Spicy. Pizza Haven is the worst, imo.

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