What Are You Doing Right Now? (168 Viewers)

[The Curr]

See,Adrian i told you.The attack is blunt & Trap is really turning the Irish defense into an Italien one.Nice goal though.

None of our best players were playing (Given, Dunne, Keane, McGeady, Duff only played a few minutes at the end).

That was a very nice goal. I'd never seen Lawrence play before!

If you guys had a finisher (like Benni McCarthy!) you'd have a decent team.

 

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[Bjerknes]

I'm making grilled chicken fajitas for dinner tonight.

 

[The Curr]

Oh and I was nearly right when I said it would be a drab 0-0.

Night, Dusan.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

I'm off, gnight people.

good night petit frere

 

[.zero]

I'm making grilled chicken fajitas for dinner tonight.

i'm gonna make spicy sen-lek noodle soup

spicy thai chillies and habaneros

 

[blondu]

i'm gonna make spicy sen-lek noodle soup spicy thai chillies and habaneros

well maybe this fellow can help

 

[Bjerknes]

i'm gonna make spicy sen-lek noodle soup

spicy thai chillies and habaneros

Yummy town.

 

[.zero]

well maybe this fellow can help

that bastard isn't allowed 500ft near my house after the last incident

 

[Martin]

i'm gonna make spicy sen-lek noodle soup

spicy thai chillies and habaneros

that reminds me I should go by the chinese store around here and pick up some noodles

 

[blondu]

that bastard isn't allowed 500ft near my house after the last incident

good night yo'all...the 24h shift is waiting for me manana... the horror.

 

[Enron]

Ah editing... the postmark of every crappy 750 word essay.

 

[swag]

good night petit frere

Petit four?

Now you're making me hungry.

 

[Martin]

Greg, I passed the iq test. Figured out how to use the moka without breaking it.

 

[Bjerknes]

I see the Obama Indoctrination Doomsday Speech went according to plan.

 

[.zero]

drinking poland spring bottled water

double fisting

 

[Martin]

drinking poland spring bottled water

double fisting

bastards should be paying us royalties for using the name

 

[swag]

Greg, I passed the iq test. Figured out how to use the moka without breaking it.

Congrats! :coffee:

I think everyone breaks one of those down the road at some point. Meltdowns are inevitable.

I see the Obama Indoctrination Doomsday Speech went according to plan.

All your kids are belong to us.

 

[Martin]

Congrats! :coffee:

I think everyone breaks one of those down the road at some point. Meltdowns are inevitable.

True, impossible not to with how fragile they are.

Btw what's your take on Illy and Lavazza? Latter seems to be half the price, I don't really see a big difference though.

 

[Delle Alpi]

Hooolaaa, just got back from university. Busy day in the lab

 

[swag]

True, impossible not to with how fragile they are.

Btw what's your take on Illy and Lavazza? Latter seems to be half the price, I don't really see a big difference though.

Lavazza is a fave among Italians, hailing from Torino. It's a bit bitter straight, IMO -- particularly compared with some pricier alternatives. Like Miscela d'Oro from Sicily, which you can drink straight without any sugar.

Illy does amazing things with their quality controls, but it is expensive. Illy is a lot better in Europe, I've found -- otherwise I rarely ever recommend that in the States. (Fresher, I'm guessing.)

It's personal tastes, though. If you have it with milk, as you do, Lavazza may well work just fine.

Best option, though, is to buy local and freshly roasted if you can. The imported stuff is always more stale.