Who gets the last word in?
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TB666
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Yeah, only idiots like myself do. 
Crap, the batteries for my wireless mouse are running dead. Suppose I should do the shopping now and pick some new ones up.
See you guys later.
Crap, the batteries for my wireless mouse are running dead. Suppose I should do the shopping now and pick some new ones up.
See you guys later.
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chris-o-fer
twatwaffle
oohhh that's so good 
i make it too sometimes,Alain and Chiara love it 
Did you made it or Tiff?..
i make it too sometimes,Alain and Chiara love it Did you made it or Tiff?..
chris-o-fer
twatwaffle
Holy crap Chris,i didn't know you could cook all that must be one of your hidden talents i guess,my compliments
Oh and i don't make the pasta for the lasagna either,we do it sometimes,my bro's and me at my dad place,but then it's a real mess in the house,but homemade pasta is the best,even when were all covered up by flour and stuff,it's a lot of work you know,but alot of fun to make too,and the result is soooooo yuummmyyy
must be one of your hidden talents i guess,my compliments Oh and i don't make the pasta for the lasagna either,we do it sometimes,my bro's and me at my dad place,but then it's a real mess in the house,but homemade pasta is the best,even when were all covered up by flour and stuff,it's a lot of work you know,but alot of fun to make too,and the result is soooooo yuummmyyy
BasilisK
Good day, pusscake.
Ok, the basilisk again for those who were interested:
Very old mythological creature. The ancient Greeks knew of it, no idea how much older the myth is than that. There isn't much reliable information on size, but they were probably around the size of an average dog (as opposed to some giant dragon-like monster). They came about through a strange process; An egg hatched by a toad. They have the head and feet of a bird (rooster), the body of a lizard, the tail of a snake, and the wings of a bat. They were horrifically venemous, their gaze would turn any creature to stone (other than their only enemy, a weasel), and their breath could wither vegetation and shatter stone. They were one of the most feared creatures in ancient civilizations. The Bible also mentions them a time or two in the Old Testament, considering them some type of agent of Satan (like every other damn thing). I only know of one story of an encounter with one. It's an old myth about a horseman who encountered one and tried to kill it with his spear. The venom of the basilisk was so powerful, it conducted through the spear, killing not only the rider, but the horse he was riding as well.
Note: They're absolutely nothing like that ridiculous giant snake from that Harry Potter movie. I get asked that all the time. Militant fans insist Harry Potter invented the basilisk and I'm a liar. These people are creepy. And stupid.
I've always been really interested in cryptozoology, and the basilisk was always my favorite myth. Some people used to refer to me by that name, so it seemed right for an internet handle.
A basilisk is also a real present-time lizard as well. It's nicknamed the "Jesus Lizard" because it can run across the top of water with its speed, light weight, and webbed feet.
So there's the story off the top of my head.
Very old mythological creature. The ancient Greeks knew of it, no idea how much older the myth is than that. There isn't much reliable information on size, but they were probably around the size of an average dog (as opposed to some giant dragon-like monster). They came about through a strange process; An egg hatched by a toad. They have the head and feet of a bird (rooster), the body of a lizard, the tail of a snake, and the wings of a bat. They were horrifically venemous, their gaze would turn any creature to stone (other than their only enemy, a weasel), and their breath could wither vegetation and shatter stone. They were one of the most feared creatures in ancient civilizations. The Bible also mentions them a time or two in the Old Testament, considering them some type of agent of Satan (like every other damn thing). I only know of one story of an encounter with one. It's an old myth about a horseman who encountered one and tried to kill it with his spear. The venom of the basilisk was so powerful, it conducted through the spear, killing not only the rider, but the horse he was riding as well.
Note: They're absolutely nothing like that ridiculous giant snake from that Harry Potter movie. I get asked that all the time. Militant fans insist Harry Potter invented the basilisk and I'm a liar. These people are creepy. And stupid.
I've always been really interested in cryptozoology, and the basilisk was always my favorite myth. Some people used to refer to me by that name, so it seemed right for an internet handle.
A basilisk is also a real present-time lizard as well. It's nicknamed the "Jesus Lizard" because it can run across the top of water with its speed, light weight, and webbed feet.
So there's the story off the top of my head.
ante said:
But..but i told the guys it was a dragon (not the one in Harry Potter)
Anders said it was a bacteria a female 
and they (read Chris & Anders) also adviced me to tell an anoying dude when i go out to Fuck Off instead of the whole elephant fags thingy,otherwise i can always kick a dude in the nuts 
edit: But thanks for pointing it all out
chris-o-fer
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BasilisK
Good day, pusscake.
Can't say I've ever heard the bacteria thing. Never heard it used that way around here.... who knows.
ante
awwww
dear Bastards,
Basilisk is a slang form to say Bacteria IN SWEDISH
oh MY GOD, learn HOW TO READ
joking peeps....
*hugs*
Basilisk is a slang form to say Bacteria IN SWEDISH
oh MY GOD, learn HOW TO READ
joking peeps....
*hugs*
