We were hacked. Several times over the past two weeks, in fact.
While all passwords are encrypted and salted, it's recommended that you change your password here when you can.
Only the default (TGN Light) theme for now. Dark them is also coming back soon. Then CSN. Then Wrestlin' Nation. A lot of WIP stuff right now. There are a couple of things still not working either. Sorry.
I think anyone who puts the number of vehicles destroyed by lame ramming in their signature cannot be taken seriously. I think your OP was probably nearer your IQ.
Now lets not be too harsh, man, jackal has provided us with lots of entertainment, like, and is like, ya know, man enough to admit that he speaks like a chick when tired
Now lets not be too harsh, man, jackal has provided us with lots of entertainment, like, and is like, ya know, man enough to admit that he speaks like a chick when tired
ROFL! Wow, that is seriously a translator... hah!:rofl:
The Swedish Chef translator is hilariously funny... makes me wonder what our fine Swedish friends think about it! Anyone care to comment?
No Sweedes it seems, but dont worry.
We Danes have long been known for our Fair and Balanced ((TM) Fox News) view of our Swedish neighbours.
Unfortunately neither the translator nor the chef himself sound anything like a real Swede.
They are more like this: "Ja, we ara svenska turista, whera can we buya alkohola?"
Few non-Scandinavians probably know this, but alcohol sale is very regulated in Sweden, so their major export/import is respectively thirsty swedes and hangovers
That's total lolly-lols. I had a feeling it was waaay off.
It's pretty interesting how different countries and societies have different views on things like alcohol. I lived and worked in Germany (Bavaria) for a few years about a decade ago and beer was so very common. Everywhere I went, beer figured prominently in many cultural activities and identities. But, I never saw a drunk on the street like I have here in the US. Not that it doesn't happen...
That's total lolly-lols. I had a feeling it was waaay off.
It's pretty interesting how different countries and societies have different views on things like alcohol. I lived and worked in Germany (Bavaria) for a few years about a decade ago and beer was so very common. Everywhere I went, beer figured prominently in many cultural activities and identities. But, I never saw a drunk on the street like I have here in the US. Not that it doesn't happen...
You think the USA is bad for drunks on the street, you should see the UK :shock:
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