I had a good laugh today

[Robert]

Some prefer the term "speedsuit"

I don't do enough speed to justify a suit either...

 

[genXslacker]

Where you guys use fuck in all its forms, we use cancer. It's very common, but it makes you look like an asshole most of the time though.

The actual English word or "kanker"? You lot speak English so well and so often that I wouldn't be surprised to find it's both, interchangeably.

 

[tegendemuur]

The actual English word or "kanker"? You lot speak English so well and so often that I wouldn't be surprised to find it's both, interchangeably.

Nah, in the untranslated form. The assume one of the reasons it gets used as much, is the Ks in short order; this has a bit of an aggresive edge to it.

Fuck is being used as is though.

 

[jwin615]

I'm not from that part of Georgia.... okay, I'm probably from exactly that part of Georgia...

To be fair, around here we say that stuff goes on in "the hills of Tennessee" ...

I can't tell you how pissed I was when I found out the folks from Alabama talk about us the way we talk about them... how rude.

 

[jessenator]

I knew Robert was calling down the thunder with that comment

 

[Robert]

From your perspective, how would you rank Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana?

I've never been to Mississippi or Louisiana, and only just inside the outskirts of Alabama so I can't really comment on any of them.

I don't get out much...

 

[genXslacker]

Fuck is being used as is though.

Why mess with perfection?

 

[tegendemuur]

I've never been to Mississippi or Louisiana, and only just inside the outskirts of Alabama so I can't really comment on any of them.

I don't get out much...

With overtourism going from bad to worse, I toast on everyone who doesn't get out much. Being in the way of people living their lives, merely to fill up their phone with junk, is a pest.

 

[jwin615]

From your perspective, how would you rank Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana?

Mississippi is ranked 50th in virtually everything. Very impoverished rural areas in all 3. Local economies crippled by Walmarts. Huntsville, Alabama and New Orleans are cool.

 

[genXslacker]

Huntsville, Alabama and New Orleans are cool.

I was going to mention both of those too. I love New Orleans. If I had to send a kid to public school anywhere in those three states, it would either be in Birmingham or Huntsville. I actually really like Montgomery, too, but it wouldn't be my first choice to send kids to public school in.

Biloxi is a pleasant place to spend a day or two, but Mississippi hasn't shown me much outside of that.

 

[jwin615]

I was going to mention both of those too. I love New Orleans. If I had to send a kid to public school anywhere in those three states, it would either be in Birmingham or Huntsville. I actually really like Montgomery, too, but it wouldn't be my first choice to send kids to public school in.

Biloxi is a pleasant place to spend a day or two, but Mississippi hasn't shown me much outside of that.

The wife is from a small town in North Central 'sippi. Outside of Oxford, there's nothing redeeming about the area. Lots of "Repent" signs nailed to trees on the roadside. A lot of issues in these rural South areas a self dealt. Lots of "old money" that tends to run the local governments and are only looking out for themselves.

I guess we have fully detailed this thread.

@Robert, have an eta on the pcbs? I need a good spite build to spark the muse

 

[sticky1138]

Bold move making the Cream control an external pot, giving us the option to set it anywhere less than max. (Unless it's the prototype I'm looking at and doesn't reflect the final product.)

 

[vigilante398]

Mississippi is ranked 50th in virtually everything. Very impoverished rural areas in all 3. Local economies crippled by Walmarts. Huntsville, Alabama and New Orleans are cool.

I went to Huntsville a couple times for work, it's an interesting town because of its concentration of aerospace/defense companies. Unfortunately I didn't have time on either of my trips to visit the rocket museum

 

[Feral Feline]

I missed the convo regarding sweaters vs jumpers.

What about "sweatshirts"?




Also, "jawn" was unknown to me prior to the Fuzzrocious pedal of same monicker. Since that pedal came out, I still rarely come upon the term (only in situations such as this thread) and so don't know what it means so nor how to use it. Is it pronounced like "yawn" or "john"?

 

[genXslacker]

What about "sweatshirts"?

Jumpshirt: