Own Pictures Thread

[Undefined]

Eh, I hate looking like a metalhead, so I go out of my way not to wear clothes that make me look like one but... I has a beard and long hair, that's all you need I know I won't look as good with short hair, and while I could shave, I like it so fuck it. Who do I have to impress anyways?

 

[The Emptier]

agreed. i dont try and look like a metalhead, but honestly rockin band t-shirts and wearing black jeans is just my thing for now. its simple and basic. but i have a ton of other "normal" clothes, i like to look sharp and snappy from time to time

 

[CliffBurton]

Eh, I hate looking like a metalhead, so I go out of my way not to wear clothes that make me look like one but... I has a beard and long hair, that's all you need I know I won't look as good with short hair, and while I could shave, I like it so fuck it. Who do I have to impress anyways?

Artschool is basically giving up all professionalism anyway.

And I need a new coat too, mine is too big and puffy and gusts of wind blow up it : /

 

[Works0fheart]

Man, I look nothing like a metal fan anymore

Neither do I, so it's alright.

Anyways, I don't remember my friend taking this picture, but apparently he made it special for me lol...

 

[Swabs]

That pizza doesn't look too bad.

 

[the phenom]

I bought a new coat, it's well sexy.

Man, I look nothing like a metal fan anymore

You are right.

 

[snowy]

What's a Jager?

 

[Swabs]

I dunno man, but Jäger is pretty good.

 

[snowy]

why is it so cool to leave out the ''meister''?

 

[Swabs]

It's just easier to say... That and I bet loads of Americans pronounce it wrong anyway.

 

[Turbo]

why is it so cool to leave out the ''meister''?

...because the time spent writing meister on an English keyboard is spent trying to find an umlauted A on character map.

 

[children of COB]

^English keyboards have no umlaut? Spanish do, I knew keyboards are different around the world but I thought it was common in all.

 

[CliffBurton]

why is it so cool to leave out the ''meister''?

abbreviation [əˌbriːvɪˈeɪʃən]
n
1. a shortened or contracted form of a word or phrase used in place of the whole

^English keyboards have no umlaut? Spanish do, I knew keyboards are different around the world but I thought it was common in all.

Seeing as English doesn't ever use an accent like an umlaut, no, there is no need for one on the keyboard.

 

[Turbo]

We only have áéíóú, but we have no use for any of these things.

 

[vikk]

i think is common for all keyboards, the umlaut is in the 6 key. äwësömë

 

[Turbo]

Well ive multifunctioned my keyboard with German so I can transfer relatively quick. öäüöäüßßßß.

 

[CliffBurton]

i think is common for all keyboards, the umlaut is in the 6 key. äwësömë

I have ^ over my 6

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[vikk]

FREAK!

 

[snowy]

...because the time spent writing meister on an English keyboard is spent trying to find an umlauted A on character map.

It's just easier to say... That and I bet loads of Americans pronounce it wrong anyway.

Well I guess you (or ''loads of the Americans'') pronounce it like (Mick) Jagger anyway, so it wouldnt make much difference if the rest of the word is screwed up and I know that English/American Keyboards don't have öäü, but you got an e

anyway, jagermaster is great.

 

[CliffBurton]

Well I guess you (or ''loads of the Americans'') pronounce it like (Mick) Jagger anyway, so it wouldnt make much different the rest of the word is screwed up and I know that English/American Keyboards don't have öäü, but you got an e

anyway, jagermaster is great.

Yay-ger? I tend to do more of a Yah-ger, but I've been noticing I'm developing a very Canadian accent when pronouncing my A's. Hard to describe, but its fucking revolting and I hate myself a little more every time I catch myself doing it.