[quote]SkyzykS wrote:
Yeah, kids these days. Sheesh.
When I was a kid, there weren’t any kids.
We had to come down the birth canal 27 years old and drinkin a beer, up hill both ways in the fucking snow, which was 3 feet deep and littered with glass!
And we liked it! It built character.
But Now, Now you got these whippersnappers commin out, can’t speak a damned word, covered in baby goo, and crapping their diapers like a god damned baby!
Yeah, kids these days. They got no character.
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That sounds like something Denis Leary wrote in his book, Why We Suck … if you haven’t read it I guarantee you’ll love it :)[/quote]
I’ve always liked him. I’ll have to take a look around for that.
In the mean time I’m gonna have to find some of these so called “kids”.
Apparently there is a whole demographic of faces that need punching which I have until now been completely unaware of, and the OP is too busy to be bothered with the task.
[quote]bulldog9899 wrote:
Yawn. Tt seems I hit a sore spot with a few people.[/quote]
dude it’s because you’re so narrow minded.
you talk about guys being shorter than 6 foot and being ‘ripped up with abs’
why would someone want to do that? erhm…how about because it looks good? maybe because of their job or lifestyle they can’t be a 340lb powerlifter. maybe they like doing other activities that powerlifting would interfere with.
that’d be like me asking them why would anyone want to turn into a fat ball that only looks impressive the hour he’s lifting weights in the gym…where’s the point in that.
so you (supposedly) lift heavy weights. good for you. you want a damn cookie?
your post brings nothing to the table and pretty much just makes you look like an ignorant prick.[/quote]
Go fire a 50cal and flip a hum-v you wound up lunatic !!
[quote]bulldog9899 wrote:
I been at it on and off for a long time. Maybe its just the area I live. But I have noticed that most of the new quilters coming up dont give two shits about quilts. I mean sure they want good looking quilts but thats it. Most seem to worried about having a freking Beach type quilt. Im cool with that. But still. I just cant understand what so great about being just shy of six by six patterns at 180 thread count with a six inch batting but not being warm as shit. Is it because they dont know how to sew in batting? Or is it that they dont know what warm is.
I mean most of these guys dont hand sew or stitch. Without saying they stitch which is there meassuring stick for warmth.But to these guys if you machine stitch dual-duty thread for a few patterns your a studd.Has anyone notice this?Maybe I just have to much of a old spool mind set.[/quote]
[quote]bulldog9899 wrote:
I been at it on and off for a long time. Maybe its just the area I live. But I have noticed that most of the new quilters coming up dont give two shits about quilts. I mean sure they want good looking quilts but thats it. Most seem to worried about having a freking Beach type quilt. Im cool with that. But still. I just cant understand what so great about being just shy of six by six patterns at 180 thread count with a six inch batting but not being warm as shit. Is it because they dont know how to sew in batting? Or is it that they dont know what warm is.
I mean most of these guys dont hand sew or stitch. Without saying they stitch which is there meassuring stick for warmth.But to these guys if you machine stitch dual-duty thread for a few patterns your a studd.Has anyone notice this?Maybe I just have to much of a old spool mind set.[/quote]