The new pic thread

[Lina]

Thanks
It's like a pre-degree, an intermediate diploma, it concludes the basic studies, the first two years. I guess it's a german thing, with everyone very focused on the precious german diplom
It's probably most comparable to a bachelor, without the bachelor thesis though. Now I can concentrate on my main studies! It feels pretty good to be able to focus on one thing and not being forced to look two ways anymore.

Sounds more like an associate's degree, not a bachelor's.

Sorry if I'm being pedantic. I'm bored at work.

 

[Siren]

@Dafne: thank you, my dear. many a good shall come your way for your nice words.
for the rest, what master rahvin said*.


*at least everything before the first comma

@rahvin:

 

[Dark_Silence]

i should actually have posted this about a month ago...

more here

 

[plintus]

New print arrived today (Ughi's doing):

 

[Nikki]

New print arrived today (Ughi's doing):

fanboy.

 

[plintus]

Found an interesting magazine in the B&N yesterday:

 

[DisplayofCharacter]

Found an interesting magazine in the B&N yesterday:

When did Michael Stipe join the band? They could always use yet another Micheal, and the duets could be, well, interesting. Shadow Duet that would not be.

 

[plintus]

"This is a ghost town..."

 

[Siren]

Why do American people like to write town names on hills? Are they all presbyopic or is it their obsession for big things?

 

[metal17]

I think Rampage is being too harsh. A little eyecream + makeup would go a long way. Not to talk about photoshop. It's just a bad picture.
I currently sleep 15 hours per day and i still feel sleepy the rest of the time, it must be the season.

15 hours each day? hmmm

 

[Siren]

15 hours each day? hmmm

That was like 10,000 years ago. Everyone needs their beauty sleep every now and then.

 

[La Rocque]

"This is a ghost town..."

plintus, why didn't you climb to the top of the hill and change the name of the town from Calico to Caotico?

 

[plintus]

plintus, why didn't you climb to the top of the hill and change the name of the town from Calico to Caotico?

Haha, I had that idea as well, but there was no time

We were rushing to Vegas.

 

[Lina]

Why do American people like to write town names on hills? Are they all presbyopic or is it their obsession for big things?

I think it has something to do with being able to identify towns from overhead?

Or, who knows, maybe it's the same reason all us Americans apparently like to wear skulls on our shirts.

 

[Siren]

I think it has something to do with being able to identify towns from overhead?

And what exactly is the use of that? Europeans have survived with normal road signs and GPS for centuries.

 

[rahvin]

And what exactly is the use of that? Europeans have survived with normal road signs and GPS for centuries.

It's not as if you can read your GPS or a road sign from the sky, you silly! Neither you can a town name on a hill, unless you're close enough to crash, but don't let the fact that I don't know what I'm talking about stop you from considering my insight useful.

 

[Wolfman Von Jones]

Why do American people like to write town names on hills? Are they all presbyopic or is it their obsession for big things?

It's actually not as common as you think . It seems to be done mostly in touristy places.

 

[Siren]

It's not as if you can read your GPS or a road sign from the sky, you silly! Neither you can a town name on a hill, unless you're close enough to crash

My bad, i didn't know american people had wings. And i don't mean KFC wings.

 

[ian.de]

Who care's if there is a hill with a name written on it? What other hill have you seen with a name on it beside Hollywood?

You guys sure do have a monopoly on intelligence in Italy, what with all the catholicism and such.

 

[rahvin]

Stop insulting random countries only one of us is a citizen of.