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pkbrennan wrote:They're very Orky to me...

Good, that's what I was going for!

Bragallot wrote:Falx. Inquistadores. But that's just me

Yeeeaah... no.

They are the Hell Brothers, Blast and Slash, two of the greatest tag team face melters of Briktoid Automata.

Bragallot wrote:And for some reason I thought Whiteagle was Zupponn

How'd you ever manage that?

Probably because I was the first one here to get that mech (I think).

Zupponn wrote:Probably because I was the first one here to get that mech (I think).

How should one stat them anyways?

Whiteagle wrote:

Zupponn wrote:Probably because I was the first one here to get that mech (I think).

How should one stat them anyways?

Here's some helpful hints.

Zupponn wrote:Probably because I was the first one here to get that mech (I think).

That's probably it. Apart from being senile and blind and not paying enough attention, that is.

Went on a day-cruise to Estonia (Tallinn) today but no, no legos.
Instead, fucking cheap lemonades (or soda whatever) and energy drinks, no alcohol (for me, not old enough (yeah like that matters )).
Well, fucking cheap compared to finnish prices (which are very high). Example: 1.5 l coke (the real coca cola not a rip off) is about 2.5 euros in Finland. In Estonia, ONE euro for 1.5 l. :0 Battery energy drink in Finland (0.33 l can) about 2.3-4 euros. In estonia, 1.1 euros. And a cheaper energy drink, Dynamit costs sixty cents per 0.5 litres.
So, we grabbed as many as we could. We shall be better prepared next time.

In the USA 2 liters cost 1.70 USD if you get it at a supermarket.
If you go to a small convenience store it would be more.

Yep, so my sister told me(she's been to USA). If I spent a year in USA I'd get very, very fat.
Maybe it's a good thing that sweets and drinks are so expensive here.

Killer Karetsu wrote:Yep, so my sister told me(she's been to USA). If I spent a year in USA I'd get very, very fat.
Maybe it's a good thing that sweets and drinks are so expensive here.

There seems to be a stereotype that all Americans are fat, but really only about 1/20 people are dangerously fat at my school, let me remind you I live in a middle class area of Texas near Houston, (constantly called fattest city in America) so obesity while it is a problem is similar to lots of places I've been to.

He didn't say all Americans are fat. He said the only thing keeping him from getting fat was the overpriced junk food.

samuelzz10 wrote:

Killer Karetsu wrote:Yep, so my sister told me(she's been to USA). If I spent a year in USA I'd get very, very fat.
Maybe it's a good thing that sweets and drinks are so expensive here.

There seems to be a stereotype that all Americans are fat, but really only about 1/20 people are dangerously fat at my school, let me remind you I live in a middle class area of Texas near Houston, (constantly called fattest city in America) so obesity while it is a problem is similar to lots of places I've been to.

That actually surprises me, I thought my neighbor state of West Virginia was the fattest. I remember not to long ago that they actually wanted to pass a bill that took out all the drive-throughs in all fast-food restraurants in that state, because like 1 out of 3 people in WV are obese or something...

I remember thinking Americans weren't all that fat, back before I started traveling to other countries all the time. Now whenever I come back to the U.S. I'm like damn. These people are fat.

If you think only 1/20 people at your school are obese, it means you don't know what normal weight is supposed to look like. Wait until you visit a country where the government officials aren't owned by fast food corporations.

samuelzz10 wrote:Houston, (constantly called fattest city in America)

No, Milwaukee is the nation's fattest city!

If you go to Wall-Mart, you can get 2 liters of real soft drinks for $1, and 3 liters of the fake stuff for $0.40

I live in New York City. People aren't too fat here, maybe because they stand on the subway?


I don't drink much soda, because the soda that I do like is made with real sugar instead of HFCS, but it's hard to get- you have to order from one of three plants in the nation that still do it, and I can't be bothered to, except for a purchasing a case on special occasions.

stubby wrote:I remember thinking Americans weren't all that fat, back before I started traveling to other countries all the time. Now whenever I come back to the U.S. I'm like damn. These people are fat.

If you think only 1/20 people at your school are obese, it means you don't know what normal weight is supposed to look like. Wait until you visit a country where the government officials aren't owned by fast food corporations.

I was born in UK, and so I did live elsewhere. I'm 5' 3" or so, and I weigh 90 pounds.