The <off topic> thread

[Crazy Man Dan]

My mom makes a delicious Dutch-Apple pie.

But my favorite would have to be Pecan pie. As luck would have it, my mom makes an awesome Pecan pie as well.

Ain't nothin' like mama's home cookin'.

[Stephan]

In the Netherlands, we call Dutch Apple pie, Apple pie. I have pledged aswell, and would like a bag of suger with some tea or coffee in it. That reminds me, I'm possibly gonna gt a Coffee/Chocolate Coffee/Chocolate Milk/Tea - Maker on my room.

[Dalton]

Speaking of firefox..

have you tried PicLens?

[jake2k]

I say we go out and top Firefox and get PDN that world record I know it's not really possible but imagine the publicity it would give it haha

btw, cheescake > apple pie :twisted:

[Dalton]

I say we go out and top Firefox and get PDN that world record I know it's not really possible but imagine the publicity it would give it haha

Lol, if only..

[Bobofthedead]

Hey, Stephan, I've got one of those downstairs. It's called a kettle! And, Jake, I agree, cheesecake does PWN!!! I'll take it over apple pie any, and hopefully, any day!

[oma]

@Mike never did quite get your link to work. It kept hanging up with one image still to download.

so I just downloaded the artweaver program. Played with it all of about 1/2 hour so far. That is awesome program. suits my style of art work to a T.

Now explain to me what Rick was speaking about someone. How is what Rick is working on change this current Paint.net program. Is this the prelim work required for an advanced brush system?

thanks as always curisous OMA

[Mike Ryan]

That is so odd that that link isnt working for you. Is it working for anybody else?

Try it again Oma: http://mikesbrush.zxq.net/intersection.htm

That is the feature Rick is implementing. And I dont think we will see any brush system as advanced as the one in Artweaver for quite some time, unfortunetly. Maybe down the road for the v5.xx...

[Crazy Man Dan]

(link works fine for me)

[Yata]

Er, going to my deviantART profile dA is throwing this message at me:

Fatal error: Call to a member function quick() on a non-object in /hd/a/www/deviantart.com/shared/host.lib.php on line 121

I guess we get a small glance at the dA backend code.

[Dalton]

That is so odd that that link isnt working for you. Is it working for anybody else?

Try it again Oma: http://mikesbrush.zxq.net/intersection.htm

Linkeh no work.

[Myrddin]

Link works for me.

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Rubrica, how can you not like tea?! 'Super-heated infusion of free radicals and tannin; [it's] just the thing for healing the synapses'.

It's tea, what's there not to like?

If you can name that quote, I'll PayPal ten pence to you.

[worldnewser]

Link works for me.

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Rubrica, how can you not like tea?! 'Super-heated infusion of free radicals and tannin; [it's] just the thing for healing the synapses'.

It's tea, what's there not to like?

If you can name that quote, I'll PayPal ten pence to you.

Um...Christmas Invasion?

[Myrddin]

Correctamundo. What's your email address?

To save any personal infringement, and me editing your post, I am only joking, there's no need to display your address.

[oma]

The link is still not working for me Mike, but that's ok I understand the idea, now. That is going to be so supreme! I am certainly looking forward to that feature.

ciao

[Bobofthedead]

How can anyone hate tea? I've just come back from a wet 'n' windy weekend in the Peak District, in which I didn't see the sun for four days solid: some of our younger members would have loved it... Anyway, every day, I had at least six cups of tea, and I've never felt better! Plus, it's good tea up there! I'm not sure whether it's the soft water up there, the fact that we had to be more careful with the milk, as it came from little jugs rather than a 6-pint bottle, or the tea itself. Either way, it was great stuff!

[vista?]

Link works for me.

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Rubrica, how can you not like tea?! 'Super-heated infusion of free radicals and tannin; [it's] just the thing for healing the synapses'.

It's tea, what's there not to like?

If you can name that quote, I'll PayPal ten pence to you.

It's not just Rubrica who hates tea, me as well as I mentioned earlier! Despite these benefits, I am not a timelord so these benefits would only benefit a timelord and I am not one despite the fact that some people say I regenerate every PE lesson and then Torchwood retcons everyone so they don't remember! :?

[Stephan]

Hey, Stephan, I've got one of those downstairs. It's called a kettle!

Mine's automated. You put a pad in, and for chocolate stuff add a chocolate milk cup. Press a button, and, tada! Warm drinks.

[Bobofthedead]

Nice, but you can't beat DIY for the ultimate in flexible beverage solution! With Bobofthedeadadrinkmakerlyzer!

Despite these benefits, I am not a timelord so these benefits would only benefit a timelord and I am not one

Wha'? :?

Are you trying to say that tea only has health benefits if drunk by a Time Lord? Wha'?!

[Myrddin]

It's not just Rubrica who hates tea, me as well as I mentioned earlier!

This is where I apologies profusely. I meant to put you, vista?, although seemed to have written Rubrica instead. I sometimes get you two confused. There we are, that's honesty.

Profusely apologise I do. Profusely.

Plus, it's good tea up there! ... Either way, it was great stuff!

That's the tea o' Yorkshire for you: the dandiest tea of these English lands.

What's more, it is the water up here, we have better water than that of the south. Apparently. What I heard. But don't ask for proof, I haven't got it.

Are you trying to say that tea only has health benefits if drunk by a Time Lord? Wha'?!

Tommyrot! Tea is a good'un for all species great and small.

[Bobofthedead]

The ironic thing was I was in Darbyshire... Close, but not too many dice.

I think the water up north is "softer" than our southern water - it has less lime dissolved in it, so down here when the water is boiled, and it evaporates from the kettle, it leaves behind residues of limescale, which clogs up the kettle and makes the water go iffy...

Tommyrot! Tea is a good'un for all species great and small.

Y'know, I've heard of this new fad food - you've had your goji berries, you've munched on your walnuts, now here's Rhubarb tea! Made from fresh, delicious, intoxicatingly toxic rhubarb leaf!

[Yata]

Tea rocks. There's so many blends, you can't just say you hate tea because that's saying you hate every herb combination on Earth. There's orange spice and Chamomile, which I love both. Then there's that generic 'black tea', which is okay but lacks the zest herbs bring to the party. And everything in between, utilizing normal cooking herbs and such. I find mint teas are especially good cold, too.

Point is: I think there's a tea for every person on Earth. I might be biased because I love eating & growing herbs, but that's my two cents on the matter.

[Myrddin]

...in Derbyshire...

Much better! Anyway, a quick hop, skip and a jump a few miles to the north and you could have come visit sunny South Yorkshire.

Rhubarb tea! Made from fresh, delicious, intoxicatingly toxic rhubarb leaf!

Nice. I couldn't think of a worse additive to tea. No, that's a lie, I could*. What happened to tea with a regular tea bag, regular boiled water, with regular milk? Regular sugar, too, if that floats your boat.

*to name a few.

[BoltBait]

I like lots of different hot tea blends.

My favorites are Green Tea (I like cold green tea as well) and Moroccan Mint Tea.

However, I do NOT like Earl Gray. That's just nasty.

4800 posts! Woot! ... what? Oh, nevermind. Just forget I even mentioned it.

[Mike Ryan]

You just made me think of something, BoltBait: what if everyone treated every post like their 100th, 1000th, 10000th, etc? This forum would rok!