i dont know if i like you ceasar heap

[Calandale]

What's up with you, so often, restating what people write in the last few days?

 

I'm a bursty spambot now.

[Christopher McCandless]

Why don't we do what we did when Intensity was first started- allow the members who have been pranked to prank the admin who did it to them back- and said admin has to keep those changes for a week?

Two rights don't make a left.

It makes a U-turn. Three rights make a left however...

I usually end up hitting a parked car, when I try that.

Your car is too big then. Or not hard enough...

[Calandale]

Why don't we do what we did when Intensity was first started- allow the members who have been pranked to prank the admin who did it to them back- and said admin has to keep those changes for a week?

Two rights don't make a left.

It makes a U-turn. Three rights make a left however...

I usually end up hitting a parked car, when I try that.

Your car is too big then. Or not hard enough...

I meant walking....

[Christopher McCandless]

Why don't we do what we did when Intensity was first started- allow the members who have been pranked to prank the admin who did it to them back- and said admin has to keep those changes for a week?

Two rights don't make a left.

It makes a U-turn. Three rights make a left however...

I usually end up hitting a parked car, when I try that.

Your car is too big then. Or not hard enough...

I meant walking....

I thought in america there wasnt really many places you could walk to.

[Scrapheap]

I thought in america there wasnt really many places you could walk to.

It depends where you're at.

[Christopher McCandless]

I thought in america there wasnt really many places you could walk to.

It depends where you're at.

I suppose, i just remember going to florida and getting shocked at the lack of pavements in places. In the UK, unless its a motorway, there is almost always somewhere to walk.

[Scrapheap]

I thought in america there wasnt really many places you could walk to.

It depends where you're at.

I suppose, i just remember going to florida and getting shocked at the lack of pavements in places. In the UK, unless its a motorway, there is almost always somewhere to walk.

San Francisco is a pretty compact city. You can get to serveral major points just by walking. The others you can toake public transportation to.

[Christopher McCandless]

I thought in america there wasnt really many places you could walk to.

It depends where you're at.

I suppose, i just remember going to florida and getting shocked at the lack of pavements in places. In the UK, unless its a motorway, there is almost always somewhere to walk.

San Francisco is a pretty compact city. You can get to serveral major points just by walking. The others you can toake public transportation to.

Oh right. But I assume if you dont have a car there you are almost a social outcast still?

[Scrapheap]

I thought in america there wasnt really many places you could walk to.

It depends where you're at.

I suppose, i just remember going to florida and getting shocked at the lack of pavements in places. In the UK, unless its a motorway, there is almost always somewhere to walk.

San Francisco is a pretty compact city. You can get to serveral major points just by walking. The others you can toake public transportation to.

Oh right. But I assume if you dont have a car there you are almost a social outcast still?

Not if you live in the middle of the city. There's just no need to own a car if you live and work downtown. Hell even where I live I don't NEED a car. I can walk to the local mall, and I'm within bicycling distance of work. we also have a pretty good bus system here in Orange County. There's a county bus (OCTA) going up and down every major street every 15 min.

[Christopher McCandless]

I thought in america there wasnt really many places you could walk to.

It depends where you're at.

I suppose, i just remember going to florida and getting shocked at the lack of pavements in places. In the UK, unless its a motorway, there is almost always somewhere to walk.

San Francisco is a pretty compact city. You can get to serveral major points just by walking. The others you can toake public transportation to.

Oh right. But I assume if you dont have a car there you are almost a social outcast still?

Not if you live in the middle of the city. There's just no need to own a car if you live and work downtown. Hell even where I live I don't NEED a car. I can walk to the local mall, and I'm within bicycling distance of work. we also have a pretty good bus system here in Orange County. There's a county bus (OCTA) going up and down every major street every 15 min.

Hmm, i didnt realise there were places in america where you could easily do that. Do you have a car anyway?

[Scrapheap]

I thought in america there wasnt really many places you could walk to.

It depends where you're at.

I suppose, i just remember going to florida and getting shocked at the lack of pavements in places. In the UK, unless its a motorway, there is almost always somewhere to walk.

San Francisco is a pretty compact city. You can get to serveral major points just by walking. The others you can toake public transportation to.

Oh right. But I assume if you dont have a car there you are almost a social outcast still?

Not if you live in the middle of the city. There's just no need to own a car if you live and work downtown. Hell even where I live I don't NEED a car. I can walk to the local mall, and I'm within bicycling distance of work. we also have a pretty good bus system here in Orange County. There's a county bus (OCTA) going up and down every major street every 15 min.

Hmm, i didnt realise there were places in america where you could easily do that. Do you have a car anyway?

I've got a car, a 1-ton truck and a motor home. I'm building my own Fuel-Injected Dragster to boot. 

[Christopher McCandless]

I thought in america there wasnt really many places you could walk to.

It depends where you're at.

I suppose, i just remember going to florida and getting shocked at the lack of pavements in places. In the UK, unless its a motorway, there is almost always somewhere to walk.

San Francisco is a pretty compact city. You can get to serveral major points just by walking. The others you can toake public transportation to.

Oh right. But I assume if you dont have a car there you are almost a social outcast still?

Not if you live in the middle of the city. There's just no need to own a car if you live and work downtown. Hell even where I live I don't NEED a car. I can walk to the local mall, and I'm within bicycling distance of work. we also have a pretty good bus system here in Orange County. There's a county bus (OCTA) going up and down every major street every 15 min.

Hmm, i didnt realise there were places in america where you could easily do that. Do you have a car anyway?

I've got a car, a 1-ton truck and a motor home. I'm building my own Fuel-Injected Dragster to boot. 

Wow, you seem to be quite a motor fan. How much longer is that dragster going to take? Do you watch a british show called Top Gear, i think ud like it..?

[Scrapheap]

I thought in america there wasnt really many places you could walk to.

It depends where you're at.

I suppose, i just remember going to florida and getting shocked at the lack of pavements in places. In the UK, unless its a motorway, there is almost always somewhere to walk.

San Francisco is a pretty compact city. You can get to serveral major points just by walking. The others you can toake public transportation to.

Oh right. But I assume if you dont have a car there you are almost a social outcast still?

Not if you live in the middle of the city. There's just no need to own a car if you live and work downtown. Hell even where I live I don't NEED a car. I can walk to the local mall, and I'm within bicycling distance of work. we also have a pretty good bus system here in Orange County. There's a county bus (OCTA) going up and down every major street every 15 min.

Hmm, i didnt realise there were places in america where you could easily do that. Do you have a car anyway?

I've got a car, a 1-ton truck and a motor home. I'm building my own Fuel-Injected Dragster to boot. 

Wow, you seem to be quite a motor fan. How much longer is that dragster going to take? Do you watch a british show called Top Gear, i think ud like it..?

I don't get BBC America on my cable system. 

[Tesla]

I thought in america there wasnt really many places you could walk to.

It depends where you're at.

I suppose, i just remember going to florida and getting shocked at the lack of pavements in places. In the UK, unless its a motorway, there is almost always somewhere to walk.

San Francisco is a pretty compact city. You can get to serveral major points just by walking. The others you can toake public transportation to.

Oh right. But I assume if you dont have a car there you are almost a social outcast still?

Not if you live in the middle of the city. There's just no need to own a car if you live and work downtown. Hell even where I live I don't NEED a car. I can walk to the local mall, and I'm within bicycling distance of work. we also have a pretty good bus system here in Orange County. There's a county bus (OCTA) going up and down every major street every 15 min.

Hmm, i didnt realise there were places in america where you could easily do that. Do you have a car anyway?

I've got a car, a 1-ton truck and a motor home. I'm building my own Fuel-Injected Dragster to boot. 

Wow, you seem to be quite a motor fan. How much longer is that dragster going to take? Do you watch a british show called Top Gear, i think ud like it..?

I download that show.  It's one of the best car shows made.

[Christopher McCandless]

Do you remember the Toyota that they put on top of that skycraper that was being demolished? Scrap you so should nab it off bit torrent.