The "I LIKE..." thread.

cookiemonster wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

cookiemonster wrote:

Snoop is far too cool.

He's his pimp's best ho....as he would say himself

That just sounds off comming from you.

That's cause it was.......

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

cookiemonster wrote:

I dunno, I like playing with it and it makes me look all rugged and manly, that's sure to impress the ladies?

cookie. Remember Samson. His source of strength and virility was in his follicular fortitude. Keep it and nourish it with the best of care and you will live well and strong.

The Samson hair-cutting episode illustates the concept of hair being a symbol of virility and hair-cutting a symbol of castration. If you want to be bound by the restrictioons of society, here personified by the Delilah-like Kate P, go right ahead. But ask yourself: what would Jesus do? What would Reagan do? Were they bound by society's norms? Did Reagan even believe in society?

WWRD? I like that.

I'm SO getting that on a t-shirt.

cookiemonster wrote:

WWRD? I like that.

I'm SO getting that on a t-shirt.

That IS good. Can I do WWFD instead ? So we don't look like twins if we incidentally meet outside the pipe shop on Grafton Row.

EvotingMachine0197 wrote:

cookiemonster wrote:

WWRD? I like that.

I'm SO getting that on a t-shirt.

That IS good. Can I do WWFD instead ? So we don't look like twins if we incidentally meet outside the pipe shop on Grafton Row.

What Would Fonda Do?

OOOOOOOOOOOOOhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

though she does appear to be wearing some bathroom tiles and lino while carring the fractured remains of a chrome coffee maker.

cookiemonster wrote:

though she does appear to be wearing some bathroom tiles and lino while carring the fractured remains of a chrome coffee maker.

Those issues are minor. I have a tool that can fix all those things.

EvotingMachine0197 wrote:

cookiemonster wrote:

though she does appear to be wearing some bathroom tiles and lino while carring the fractured remains of a chrome coffee maker.

Those issues are minor. I have a tool that can fix all those things.

Not this one, I hope ...

You WRETCHED girl. You have underdone me. You have exhausted my power.
Have you no shame ? Shame on you.

I got given a nice cigar as a present today.

johnfás wrote:

I got given a nice cigar as a present today.

I was just thinking about cigars today. I like the occasional Macanudo.

cookiemonster wrote:

johnfás wrote:

I got given a nice cigar as a present today.

I was just thinking about cigars today. I like the occasional Macanudo.

Where?

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

cookiemonster wrote:

johnfás wrote:

I got given a nice cigar as a present today.

I was just thinking about cigars today. I like the occasional Macanudo.

Where?

Bad.

cookiemonster wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

cookiemonster wrote:

johnfás wrote:

I got given a nice cigar as a present today.

I was just thinking about cigars today. I like the occasional Macanudo.

Where?

Bad.

Ah c'mon you we're wide open there, man

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

cookiemonster wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

cookiemonster wrote:

johnfás wrote:

I got given a nice cigar as a present today.

I was just thinking about cigars today. I like the occasional Macanudo.

Where?

Bad.

Ah c'mon you we're wide open there, man

worser.

cookiemonster wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

cookiemonster wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

cookiemonster wrote:

johnfás wrote:

I got given a nice cigar as a present today.

I was just thinking about cigars today. I like the occasional Macanudo.

Where?

Bad.

Ah c'mon you we're wide open there, man

worser.

That's what I thought you'd say

I remember why I like studying in librarys. The quiet hum of photocopiers and flourescent lighting, the slightly musty smell of a surrounding of books and the ideal height of your chair as against your desk... ahhhh it is good to be back.

johnfás wrote:

I remember why I like studying in librarys. The quiet hum of photocopiers and flourescent lighting, the slightly musty smell of a surrounding of books and the ideal height of your chair as against your desk... ahhhh it is good to be back.

You're back already? Aren't you doing some exam?

Auditor #9 wrote:

johnfás wrote:

I remember why I like studying in librarys. The quiet hum of photocopiers and flourescent lighting, the slightly musty smell of a surrounding of books and the ideal height of your chair as against your desk... ahhhh it is good to be back.

You're back already? Aren't you doing some exam?

I'm doing five exams in September/October. I had been studying at home though but I am back in the library studying today as I had hit a stumbling block in terms of concentration!

I like the tiny new laptop I bought on a whim. 

cookiemonster wrote:

I like the tiny new laptop I bought on a whim. 

Which one did you buy? The Dell or HP? Or the Asus eee ?

None of the above. I may still get the HP one if I can get a discount on it, but I went into PC World for a looksee and I found an Advent (PC world own brand) one which I really liked the look of an it was dirt cheap but quite good spec so I bought that. I do like it very much too! I'm a very happy boy at the moment as I like gadgets.

How much did you pay for it?

johnfás wrote:

How much did you pay for it?

€350