29 September 2008, 05:59 UTC#34,831
QUOTE(cIRca @ Sep 28 2008, 08:00 PM) [snapback]511518[/snapback]
Are you with Natwest Marcus?
nope halifax, and my loan is in, gotta wait another day or two for my HUUUUUUUUUUGE overdraft though.
29 September 2008, 07:53 UTC#34,832
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QUOTE(borislort @ Sep 27 2008, 05:00 PM) [snapback]511445[/snapback]
I've sold 11 dvd's on bigcartel to random people, and sold about 20 at a local skatepark. Plus about 5 dvd's to others. All in the matter of two weeks. I know it's not so much, but for my group, it's actually a pretty good outcome.
dude bring out english subtitles and instead of buyin ill ship u a dvd when I finnish mine.
on an unrelated note im drunk and fuck cops
Way ahead of you. Already has english subs. Because im THAT nice.
29 September 2008, 09:01 UTC#34,833
Did you use google translator like the finns do on MSN?
29 September 2008, 09:47 UTC#34,834
No, manual typing... Don't see how I could find a voice-to-text generator.
29 September 2008, 09:50 UTC#34,835
argh I actually hate myself and my life
29 September 2008, 10:16 UTC#34,836
Couldn't you threaten to take the guy to court and if that doesn't work, call the citizens advice bureau and find out if you have a claim, then you can start to look at soliciters which offer a no-win-no-fee system based on what the CAB say your chances of winning are.
What was the cheque going to be for?
29 September 2008, 12:30 UTC#34,837
A whole terms rent :\
29 September 2008, 12:48 UTC#34,838
Did you even stay in the house for the time the money was supposed to be covering? Because you should have a claim if you didn't.
29 September 2008, 12:51 UTC#34,839
Holy hell, this looks so awesome.
The movie from Derrick Comedy, Mystery Team.
http://www.mysteryteam-movie.com/ Watch the trailer.
"Looks like we've got a long night of cocaine ahead of us."
29 September 2008, 12:58 UTC#34,840
QUOTE(cIRca @ Sep 29 2008, 02:48 PM) [snapback]511641[/snapback]
Did you even stay in the house for the time the money was supposed to be covering? Because you should have a claim if you didn't.
No I lived there for two weeks, it's the whole contract issue that's the problem. I signed it but never received a copy which is the only leg I have to stand on really. And the fact the house was a state. Citizens Advice Bureau is actually next door to my flats, so I'll pop in today.
29 September 2008, 14:11 UTC#34,841
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QUOTE(cIRca @ Sep 29 2008, 02:48 PM) [snapback]511641[/snapback]
Did you even stay in the house for the time the money was supposed to be covering? Because you should have a claim if you didn't.
No I lived there for two weeks, it's the whole contract issue that's the problem.
I signed it but never received a copy which is the only leg I have to stand on really. And the fact the house was a state. Citizens Advice Bureau is actually next door to my flats, so I'll pop in today.
That's the issue
Speak to CAB.
29 September 2008, 14:42 UTC#34,842
Hugs to Mono! <3
29 September 2008, 15:01 UTC#34,843
working for cern brrrrrrrrrrap!
29 September 2008, 15:28 UTC#34,844
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QUOTE(mono @ Sep 29 2008, 02:58 PM) [snapback]511643[/snapback]
QUOTE(cIRca @ Sep 29 2008, 02:48 PM) [snapback]511641[/snapback]
Did you even stay in the house for the time the money was supposed to be covering? Because you should have a claim if you didn't.
No I lived there for two weeks, it's the whole contract issue that's the problem.
I signed it but never received a copy which is the only leg I have to stand on really. And the fact the house was a state. Citizens Advice Bureau is actually next door to my flats, so I'll pop in today.
That's the issue
Speak to CAB.
Went in earlier, I'm pretty much fucked. Need a copy of the contract though to see if I can find out any loopholes.
29 September 2008, 16:12 UTC#34,845
that sucks man, get your dad to sort him out?
29 September 2008, 16:38 UTC#34,846
QUOTE(ILL-FILMZ @ Sep 29 2008, 06:12 PM) [snapback]511655[/snapback]
get your dad to sort him out?
hahaha
29 September 2008, 17:40 UTC#34,847
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LOS ANGELES—Event organizers and promoters are as yet unable to explain to the satisfaction of law-enforcement officials how Ricky Creston, a 10-year-old Down syndrome sufferer, was put in a position that lead to his death on Tuesday, the final day of events at the first-ever Special X-Games. "Creston, who was competing in the Best Freestyle Motocross Trick event, evidently panicked and began flailing his arms in response to the motorcycle's loud noise, losing control of the Honda CRF230 to which he had been strapped, and died shortly after in a collision with another special athlete," LAPD officials announced yesterday. "Special X-Games organizers apparently thought they had taken every precaution possible, outfitting Creston with a life jacket in case he careened into the nearby wakeboarding pool, but failed to take into account the proximity of the skateboarding half-pipe." Creston also critically injured a developmentally disabled boy who, apparently deafened by the crowd and the Limp Bizkit music blaring through the arena speakers, was sitting in the bottom of the half-pipe and happily spinning the wheels of his skateboard during the Men's Big Air event. "Although Ricky is gone, his extreme legacy will live on forever, unlike our partnership with Mountain Dew," said event organizer Steve Wynlan, adding that all they wanted was to show the special athletes that they could still have a rad lifestyle. A spokesman for the LAPD stated that, although he had seen youth culture exploited before, the Special X-Games were nearly as bad as the Vans Warped Tour.
29 September 2008, 17:41 UTC#34,848
Ray, that Derick Comedy movie looks funny as shit.
29 September 2008, 18:00 UTC#34,849
Hell yes it does. I used to talk to DC Pierson (the guy with the longer blond hair) on AIM all the time. He doesn't get on there any more though
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"Hey, you guys wanna get dry-fucked?"
"No, we're okay."
30 September 2008, 03:49 UTC#34,850
Today is my birthday. Thanks guys for making me a thread.
30 September 2008, 03:54 UTC#34,851
QUOTE(Yates @ Sep 29 2008, 01:41 PM) [snapback]511669[/snapback]
Ray, that Derick Comedy movie looks funny as shit.
agreed
30 September 2008, 05:25 UTC#34,852
QUOTE(Ray @ Sep 29 2008, 09:40 PM) [snapback]511668[/snapback]
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LOS ANGELES—Event organizers and promoters are as yet unable to explain to the satisfaction of law-enforcement officials how Ricky Creston, a 10-year-old Down syndrome sufferer, was put in a position that lead to his death on Tuesday, the final day of events at the first-ever Special X-Games. "Creston, who was competing in the Best Freestyle Motocross Trick event, evidently panicked and began flailing his arms in response to the motorcycle's loud noise, losing control of the Honda CRF230 to which he had been strapped, and died shortly after in a collision with another special athlete," LAPD officials announced yesterday. "Special X-Games organizers apparently thought they had taken every precaution possible, outfitting Creston with a life jacket in case he careened into the nearby wakeboarding pool, but failed to take into account the proximity of the skateboarding half-pipe." Creston also critically injured a developmentally disabled boy who, apparently deafened by the crowd and the Limp Bizkit music blaring through the arena speakers, was sitting in the bottom of the half-pipe and happily spinning the wheels of his skateboard during the Men's Big Air event. "Although Ricky is gone, his extreme legacy will live on forever, unlike our partnership with Mountain Dew," said event organizer Steve Wynlan, adding that all they wanted was to show the special athletes that they could still have a rad lifestyle. A spokesman for the LAPD stated that, although he had seen youth culture exploited before, the Special X-Games were nearly as bad as the Vans Warped Tour.
Haha where's that from? No way that can be real haha
30 September 2008, 07:24 UTC#34,853
Who knows where I can buy some cheap-ass grillz
30 September 2008, 12:34 UTC#34,854
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LOS ANGELES—Event organizers and promoters are as yet unable to explain to the satisfaction of law-enforcement officials how Ricky Creston, a 10-year-old Down syndrome sufferer, was put in a position that lead to his death on Tuesday, the final day of events at the first-ever Special X-Games. "Creston, who was competing in the Best Freestyle Motocross Trick event, evidently panicked and began flailing his arms in response to the motorcycle's loud noise, losing control of the Honda CRF230 to which he had been strapped, and died shortly after in a collision with another special athlete," LAPD officials announced yesterday. "Special X-Games organizers apparently thought they had taken every precaution possible, outfitting Creston with a life jacket in case he careened into the nearby wakeboarding pool, but failed to take into account the proximity of the skateboarding half-pipe." Creston also critically injured a developmentally disabled boy who, apparently deafened by the crowd and the Limp Bizkit music blaring through the arena speakers, was sitting in the bottom of the half-pipe and happily spinning the wheels of his skateboard during the Men's Big Air event. "Although Ricky is gone, his extreme legacy will live on forever, unlike our partnership with Mountain Dew," said event organizer Steve Wynlan, adding that all they wanted was to show the special athletes that they could still have a rad lifestyle. A spokesman for the LAPD stated that, although he had seen youth culture exploited before, the Special X-Games were nearly as bad as the Vans Warped Tour.
Haha where's that from? No way that can be real haha
The Onion, America's finest news source.
http://www.theonion.com30 September 2008, 15:39 UTC#34,855
Hello all.
Little update in my life.
Been rediculously busy with the film stuff lately. Not just club stuff. Filming private events and tons of other stuff. Recently did Kanye West's After party and Metro Stations after party. I moved back in with my dad for a while and have not got my computer online because it's been having issues. About to format it and then get it online. So I have not died my friends no. Just building my career as a videographer. I have a meeting with the owner of a huge production company on the E coast of the US this friday. Busy throwing stuff together onto a dvd for him to see.
It's been a crazy fucking ride the past 2 months.
But I'll be back real soon
30 September 2008, 15:40 UTC#34,856
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LOS ANGELES—Event organizers and promoters are as yet unable to explain to the satisfaction of law-enforcement officials how Ricky Creston, a 10-year-old Down syndrome sufferer, was put in a position that lead to his death on Tuesday, the final day of events at the first-ever Special X-Games. "Creston, who was competing in the Best Freestyle Motocross Trick event, evidently panicked and began flailing his arms in response to the motorcycle's loud noise, losing control of the Honda CRF230 to which he had been strapped, and died shortly after in a collision with another special athlete," LAPD officials announced yesterday. "Special X-Games organizers apparently thought they had taken every precaution possible, outfitting Creston with a life jacket in case he careened into the nearby wakeboarding pool, but failed to take into account the proximity of the skateboarding half-pipe." Creston also critically injured a developmentally disabled boy who, apparently deafened by the crowd and the Limp Bizkit music blaring through the arena speakers, was sitting in the bottom of the half-pipe and happily spinning the wheels of his skateboard during the Men's Big Air event. "Although Ricky is gone, his extreme legacy will live on forever, unlike our partnership with Mountain Dew," said event organizer Steve Wynlan, adding that all they wanted was to show the special athletes that they could still have a rad lifestyle. A spokesman for the LAPD stated that, although he had seen youth culture exploited before, the Special X-Games were nearly as bad as the Vans Warped Tour.
Haha where's that from? No way that can be real haha
The Onion, America's finest news source.
http://www.theonion.comThe Onion: Stuff white people like, number 109.
http://stuffwhitepeoplelike.com/2008/09/15/109-the-onion/30 September 2008, 16:04 UTC#34,857
Happy birthday T0M!
30 September 2008, 16:06 UTC#34,858
<3 Thanks man.
30 September 2008, 16:47 UTC#34,859
Sequel/prequel
In June 2008, producers Mark Canton, Gianni Nunnari and Bernie Goldmann revealed that work had begun on a sequel/prequel to 300.[119] Legendary Pictures has announced that Frank Miller is writing the follow-up graphic novel, and Zack Snyder has declared his interest in directing the adaptation. Snyder is waiting until he sees the graphic novel before officially signing on to the project.[120]
30 September 2008, 17:09 UTC#34,860
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QUOTE(Ray @ Sep 29 2008, 09:40 PM) [snapback]511668[/snapback]
QUOTE
LOS ANGELES—Event organizers and promoters are as yet unable to explain to the satisfaction of law-enforcement officials how Ricky Creston, a 10-year-old Down syndrome sufferer, was put in a position that lead to his death on Tuesday, the final day of events at the first-ever Special X-Games. "Creston, who was competing in the Best Freestyle Motocross Trick event, evidently panicked and began flailing his arms in response to the motorcycle's loud noise, losing control of the Honda CRF230 to which he had been strapped, and died shortly after in a collision with another special athlete," LAPD officials announced yesterday. "Special X-Games organizers apparently thought they had taken every precaution possible, outfitting Creston with a life jacket in case he careened into the nearby wakeboarding pool, but failed to take into account the proximity of the skateboarding half-pipe." Creston also critically injured a developmentally disabled boy who, apparently deafened by the crowd and the Limp Bizkit music blaring through the arena speakers, was sitting in the bottom of the half-pipe and happily spinning the wheels of his skateboard during the Men's Big Air event. "Although Ricky is gone, his extreme legacy will live on forever, unlike our partnership with Mountain Dew," said event organizer Steve Wynlan, adding that all they wanted was to show the special athletes that they could still have a rad lifestyle. A spokesman for the LAPD stated that, although he had seen youth culture exploited before, the Special X-Games were nearly as bad as the Vans Warped Tour.
Haha where's that from? No way that can be real haha
The Onion, America's finest news source.
http://www.theonion.comThe Onion: Stuff white people like, number 109.
http://stuffwhitepeoplelike.com/2008/09/15/109-the-onion/Lol, that blog is awesome, by the way. The book is hilarious too. And yes, The Onion is pretty much enjoyed by white people exclusively, which is why I loves it.
Edit -
By the way, I THINK I SHOULD WORK FOR THE ONION lolololol
