Funny enough this sounds like something I would say.2dimes wrote:Yet, not the longest. Get to work you lazy dogs.
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Funny enough this sounds like something I would say.2dimes wrote:Yet, not the longest. Get to work you lazy dogs.
Maxleod wrote:Not strike, he's the only one with a functioning brain.
Maxleod wrote:Not strike, he's the only one with a functioning brain.
Balogna with a pronounced G.muy_thaiguy wrote:Fall. That's what.
Maxleod wrote:Not strike, he's the only one with a functioning brain.

Since we are listing heights, I know a 22 year old woman who is only 4'3". She is not a dwarf either.muy_thaiguy wrote:I'm 5'11 and the guy that owned had it on a 25 or 27 inch tv on a low stand, and he is 5'6 or so.strike wolf wrote:We put the sensor on top of our tv. if anything it's too high for my sister (5'3"). I would say that Star Wars: Force Unleashed with the Wii-mote is kickass.muy_thaiguy wrote:Well I'd imagine it would be a bit difficult on the Wii, but I have only played Wii Golf and ended up having to sit as the sensor thing was too low for me.strike wolf wrote:Sounds like the X-Box version of it is much better than the Wii version. I found the controls on the Wii version to be ok but didn't really like them. However I found the controls on the Wii for Star Wars: The Force Unleashed to be outstanding.muy_thaiguy wrote:Been playing the X-men Origins: Wolverine for the 360. The game play is similar to that of Star Wars the Force Unleashed, but there are many ways to dismember people in the X-Men game. With body parts being flung, decapitation, torsos ripped from the pelvic bone, and you even see Wolverine's wounds heal. Kind of cool.
Yup.strike wolf wrote:Not much activity lately.
Maxleod wrote:Not strike, he's the only one with a functioning brain.
You one of the Allman Brothers?strike wolf wrote:So I stayed in last night and went to sleep relatively early for me on a Saturday. I had been at a party earlier in the day for the Georgia game and before that we had played a bit of Left 4 Dead (painful as I started playing with a guy who had no clue what he was doing and despite me telling him to follow me and slowly leading him through the level) he kept getting lost and then the second guy knew what he was doing but a. thought it was fun to startle the witch and set off all the car alarms but also was not any good at the game) but I get off point, well if there's a point to get off of anyways. Right now it seems like I'm rambling.
I know the world's tallest dwarf. She's 5'4"autoload wrote:Since we are listing heights, I know a 22 year old woman who is only 4'3". She is not a dwarf either.muy_thaiguy wrote:I'm 5'11 and the guy that owned had it on a 25 or 27 inch tv on a low stand, and he is 5'6 or so.strike wolf wrote:We put the sensor on top of our tv. if anything it's too high for my sister (5'3"). I would say that Star Wars: Force Unleashed with the Wii-mote is kickass.muy_thaiguy wrote:Well I'd imagine it would be a bit difficult on the Wii, but I have only played Wii Golf and ended up having to sit as the sensor thing was too low for me.strike wolf wrote:
Sounds like the X-Box version of it is much better than the Wii version. I found the controls on the Wii version to be ok but didn't really like them. However I found the controls on the Wii for Star Wars: The Force Unleashed to be outstanding.
Maxleod wrote:Not strike, he's the only one with a functioning brain.
For mentioning the Allman Brothers this gets the Wolf's official paw stamp of approval.autoload wrote:You one of the Allman Brothers?strike wolf wrote:So I stayed in last night and went to sleep relatively early for me on a Saturday. I had been at a party earlier in the day for the Georgia game and before that we had played a bit of Left 4 Dead (painful as I started playing with a guy who had no clue what he was doing and despite me telling him to follow me and slowly leading him through the level) he kept getting lost and then the second guy knew what he was doing but a. thought it was fun to startle the witch and set off all the car alarms but also was not any good at the game) but I get off point, well if there's a point to get off of anyways. Right now it seems like I'm rambling.
Maxleod wrote:Not strike, he's the only one with a functioning brain.

Sounds like a decent catchphrase.xelabale wrote:Hey, this thread's really really long.
2dimes!2dimes wrote:Yet, not the longest. Get to work you lazy dogs.
School is back?strike wolf wrote:I just have to wonder where everyone's gotten to lately. I know that Target's working on a paper but it seems like the activity in this thread has dropped down to nothing compared to where it was even quite recently. Oh by the way, did I mention I had finished my 20 page paper? I might have but can't really remember.
I'm kind of multi tasking.strike wolf wrote:I either caught you just as you came in or you had nothing to comment on. Not surprising looking at the lack of note worthy comments.
Crazy!strike wolf wrote:I know the world's tallest dwarf. She's 5'4"
Another one for my dusty collection.strike wolf wrote:For mentioning the Allman Brothers this gets the Wolf's official paw stamp of approval.autoload wrote:You one of the Allman Brothers?strike wolf wrote:So I stayed in last night and went to sleep relatively early for me on a Saturday. I had been at a party earlier in the day for the Georgia game and before that we had played a bit of Left 4 Dead (painful as I started playing with a guy who had no clue what he was doing and despite me telling him to follow me and slowly leading him through the level) he kept getting lost and then the second guy knew what he was doing but a. thought it was fun to startle the witch and set off all the car alarms but also was not any good at the game) but I get off point, well if there's a point to get off of anyways. Right now it seems like I'm rambling.
My mom? I was talking about one of my ex-girlfriends from high school.muy_thaiguy wrote:Not nice to call your mom a dwarf.
Maxleod wrote:Not strike, he's the only one with a functioning brain.
yeah just unconjoin "thread's" and replace really really long with Huge and get rid fo the hey and you have yourself a catchphrase.autoload wrote:Sounds like a decent catchphrase.xelabale wrote:Hey, this thread's really really long.
Maxleod wrote:Not strike, he's the only one with a functioning brain.
That didn't stop people last weekend.autoload wrote:School is back?strike wolf wrote:I just have to wonder where everyone's gotten to lately. I know that Target's working on a paper but it seems like the activity in this thread has dropped down to nothing compared to where it was even quite recently. Oh by the way, did I mention I had finished my 20 page paper? I might have but can't really remember.
Maxleod wrote:Not strike, he's the only one with a functioning brain.
You mean? Uh oh...strike wolf wrote:My mom? I was talking about one of my ex-girlfriends from high school.muy_thaiguy wrote:Not nice to call your mom a dwarf.
strike wolf wrote:I prefer Left 4 Dead to the COD saga anyways. In other news. I think I might be coming down with something.