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[LORD-eX-Bu]

wait, who are we talking about now? candle or tiki? :lol:

[CaptNKILL]

::tiki:

[crainger]

Was he even real? I mean the way he banged on about that near unless Freezone... Plus the links in his sig...

[CaptNKILL]

I don't know. He posted an awful lot. And he had pictures of himself, his house and his family.

Probably not fake... but who knows any more.

Advertisers are completely retarded these days, they could have payed someone thousands of dollars to live a fake life just so they could convince a few geeks on a gaming forum to buy a water cooling kit.

[LORD-eX-Bu]

those utards are some wierd people I tell ya :screwy:

[crainger]

Haha. Utah and Mormons always remind me of Trey Parker's Orgasmo. ::rofl:

[LORD-eX-Bu]

:headexplode:

:rofl

[crainger]

I'm not a super hero! I'm a Latter Day Saint.

[LORD-eX-Bu]

I've never seen that movie, may have to rent it :bleh:

wtf is up with the velcro cod piece thing on the cover :udawg:

[crainger]

What velcro cod piece on the cover?

[CaptNKILL]

:rofl

That's the one movie of theirs I haven't seen. I have to watch that some time.

Have you seen Cannibal: The Musical ?

Its freaking hilarious.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannibal%21_The_Musical

It's a "true" story about some people that got stuck in a winter storm in the rocky mountains and they resorted to cannibalism to stay alive. Trey Parker plays the cannibal (Alfred Packer). Matt Stone plays one of the guys that's with him.

Its so freaking funny. At one point Packer is singing this incredibly gay song about his horse that ran away and when he's done singing Matt's character hands him some chocolate and says "Fudge Packer?".

:rofl

[LORD-eX-Bu]

What velcro cod piece on the cover?

this one :rofl

http://img512.imageshack.us/img512/6722/craingercodnc4.jpg

:headexplode: :headexplode: :headexplode: :headexplode: :headexplode: :headexplode: :headexplode: :headexplode: :headexplode: :headexplode: :headexplode: :headexplode: :headexplode: :headexplode: :headexplode:

[crainger]

That's his cod piece. Deal with it!

[sytaylor]

That movie is a classic.

[Bman212121]

.

What really gets me is how hardcore all of you guys have gotten lately. You've already posted 42 more times since this post, and that was only 16 hrs ago.

[jcrox]

What really gets me is how hardcore all of you guys have gotten lately. You've already posted 42 more times since this post, and that was only 16 hrs ago.

.....must have taken the day off from posting

[sytaylor]

.....must have taken the day off from posting

See I think my best ever day is like 30 posts, and thats when Im doing nothing but playing video games all day (which is rare)... but I do wanna get back on the nvnews first page :p

[CaptNKILL]

What really gets me is how hardcore all of you guys have gotten lately. You've already posted 42 more times since this post, and that was only 16 hrs ago.
Yeah, I have no life and rarely have the ambition to do anything but sit at my computer.

[breathemetal]

That sucks

[methimpikehoses]

I find it hard not to come and post when I'm at a computer, which is all too often it seems.

+1

[Bman212121]

Yeah, I have no life and rarely have the ambition to do anything but sit at my computer.

The first step is admittance. :D

[CaptNKILL]

The first step is admittance. :D
I've been admitting it for... about 5 years now... :lol:

Winter just really drags me down though.

In the summer I like to just go driving for a while, blasting the music while riding around some fun roads with the windows down...

In the winter, the roads suck, the windows are up and I have to clean off my car for 15 minutes before I can do anything.

... plus, I don't want to cook my amp or my sub by blasting the music in sub zero temperatures.

[sytaylor]

Because the cold makes them... hot... ?

[Bman212121]

I don't think you can hurt the amp in the cold unless there is moisture involved, but if you don't warm up the subs they are probably a little more brittle. I never had issues with my amp and subs in the winter but I'm sure you can find a way.

[CaptNKILL]

I don't think you can hurt the amp in the cold unless there is moisture involved, but if you don't warm up the subs they are probably a little more brittle. I never had issues with my amp and subs in the winter but I'm sure you can find a way.
My brother popped an amp about 15 years ago. It was about 5 degrees, he turned the car on, turned the music up, and off it went. Died instantly.

Probably due to a defect, but it was a pretty pricey amp at the time so I've had a fear of blasting music in the cold.

I'm more concerned with my speakers most of the time though. I don't like when things sound different in the cold. Forcing them to sound "right" by cranking the volume up can't possibly be good for them.