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wohoo another page...and another reason to party :hihi:
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jens wrote:any news yet?
I think we're gonna wait for the 2nd anniversary.

Oops, Hink beat me ;)
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but but but...

don't you actually have to be born in order to have birthday? :?




Oh, now I see it - you mean the thread...
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jens wrote:but but but...

don't you actually have to be born in order to have birthday? :?
are you saying I was hatched? :x :hihi:
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*raises eybrows* You are not?
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jens wrote:*raises eybrows*
because it's probably all the hair yah got :roll:
The real egg head wrote:You are not?
no I was test tube baby, I had a womb with a view :hihi:
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Hink wrote:
jens wrote:*raises eybrows*
because it's probably all the hair yah got :roll:
nope, I've got far to much hair in several certain places :cry: - but I shave it all off regularly...


The real egg head wrote:You are not?
no I was test tube baby, I had a womb with a view :hihi:[/quote]

I see - that explains a lot... :hihi:
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this thread is so disheartening. it's kinda like when you go to a concert to hear your favorite band, and the band cancels, so you just sit there and shoot the shit with your friends for a little while.
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Well Mark, it's not THAT bad! At least this thread will reach page 200 soon.
Don't tell me that isn't something!
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Sascha Franck wrote:Well Mark, it's not THAT bad! At least this thread will reach page 200 soon.
Don't tell me that isn't something!
shhhh spielberg will hear you and turn it into a movie :hihi:
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GUITAR PLAYERS:the movie!
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no more like "Not far from Australia" :hihi:
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I had a senior moment a couple of weeks ago - I went to a theater to see "X-Men III". How hard could this be?

I bought my ticket and looked at the number "22" - I went to theater 22 where X-Men was just finishing. OK. I sat down and waited for the movie to start again. More waiting...

And then I waited some more.

I finally got up and asked why the movie hadn't started yet. It turns out I was in the wrong theater. The big number "1" (under my thumb as I held the ticket) was where I was suposed to be. The number "22" was the number of theaters (as well as being one of the theaters where X-Men would eventually be shown).

The story is true but has nothing to do with this thread. I was just passing through and thought I would share it with you all ...
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pj geerlings wrote:I had a senior moment a couple of weeks ago - I went to a theater to see "X-Men III". How hard could this be?

I bought my ticket and looked at the number "22" - I went to theater 22 where X-Men was just finishing. OK. I sat down and waited for the movie to start again. More waiting...

And then I waited some more.

I finally got up and asked why the movie hadn't started yet. It turns out I was in the wrong theater. The big number "1" (under my thumb as I held the ticket) was where I was suposed to be. The number "22" was the number of theaters (as well as being one of the theaters where X-Men would eventually be shown).

The story is true but has nothing to do with this thread. I was just passing through and thought I would share it with you all ...
didn't phase me a bit :hihi:
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pj geerlings wrote:I had a senior moment a couple of weeks ago - I went to a theater to see "X-Men III". How hard could this be?

I bought my ticket and looked at the number "22" - I went to theater 22 where X-Men was just finishing. OK. I sat down and waited for the movie to start again. More waiting...

And then I waited some more.

I finally got up and asked why the movie hadn't started yet. It turns out I was in the wrong theater. The big number "1" (under my thumb as I held the ticket) was where I was suposed to be. The number "22" was the number of theaters (as well as being one of the theaters where X-Men would eventually be shown).

The story is true but has nothing to do with this thread. I was just passing through and thought I would share it with you all ...
don't worry about it - I've got many far worse 'senior moments' in my life already when I was in my twenties... (one of my real-life nicks is 'PJ' b.t.w. - that stands for 'Pannen-Jens' (Mishap-Jens))

Were you still in time for the start of the movie?
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