What Are You Doing Right Now? (191 Viewers)

[swag]

Dru, A: Is Texas turning into Mexico?

First they kill a good friend's uncle last month as the county prosecutor, and now they take out the D.A. :wth:

http://m.usatoday.com/article/news/2039415

 

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[Jem83]

EDIT: wrong thread

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

Didn't know people still use tape drives. At least they provide huge amounts of storage.

 

[Martin]

Didn't know people still use tape drives. At least they provide huge amounts of storage.

I prefer papyrus.

 

[Kate]

I prefer papyrus.

Vellum is pretty good too.

 

[Martin]

Vellum is pretty good too.

I love that new vellum smell.

 

[Fint]

Cave walls work well too

 

[Kate]

I love that new vellum smell.

There's nothing quite like it. A calf well spent.

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

Paper is good.

 

[Martin]

Paper is good.

I was just viewing some nice paper over here, in the privacy of my home. Programming book

 

[Enron]

Watching Duke v Louisville and I'm pretty sure I've just witnessed the worst injury I've seen in a non-auto sporting event.

 

[Red]

What happened (broadly speaking - don't need gruesome detail)?

 

[Martin]

Watching Duke v Louisville and I'm pretty sure I've just witnessed the worst injury I've seen in a non-auto sporting event.

and what was the sport?

 

[Enron]

and what was the sport?

Basketball, dude jumped up to defend a shot and came down and his leg snapped in two. When he landed the bottom half of his leg was dangling.

 

[Red]

and what was the sport?

I'll give you a clue:

There is approximately 200 points scored per game and Americans love it because they can whoop non-stop.

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Basketball, dude jumped up to defend a shot and came down and his leg snapped in two. When he landed the bottom half of his leg was dangling.

Where did it snap?

 

[Martin]

Basketball, dude jumped up to defend a shot and came down and his leg snapped in two. When he landed the bottom half of his leg was dangling.

glad I didn't see it

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I'll give you a clue:

There is approximately 200 points scored per game and Americans love it because they can whoop non-stop.

how do you know?

 

[Red]

Did he try to run off the injury like a real man or did he wimp out?

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how do you know?

Know what?

 

[Enron]

I'll give you a clue:

There is approximately 200 points scored per game and Americans love it because they can whoop non-stop.

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Where did it snap?

Just blow the knee. And usually in other sports the sock covers up the most gruesome parts, but since this guy is very tall and wearing shorts and short socks, you got to see everything.

 

[Red]

Just blow the knee. And usually in other sports the sock covers up the most gruesome parts, but since this guy is very tall and wearing shorts and short socks, you got to see everything.

Don't understand how these things happen.

Occasionally see leg breaks in football where the leg just seems to disintegrate for no apparent reason. Not even minor contact to cause the foot to be planted in an odd fashion.

 

[Enron]

Did he try to run off the injury like a real man or did he wimp out?

Both teams were rolling around on the floor trying not to vomit. Louisville's coach was crying.

Meanwhile the guy with the bust leg is just laying on the floor looking at his leg like, dafuq is dis. Must have popped his nerves or he's really tough.

He probably couldn't have gotten up if he wanted to.

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Don't understand how these things happen.

Occasionally see leg breaks in football where the leg just seems to disintegrate for no apparent reason. Not even minor contact to cause the foot to be planted in an odd fashion.

Spoiler

It's weird just he just jumped really high. Pretty routine stuff.