post #11,131
23 August 2006, 10:58 UTC#11,131
A bee makes a teaspoon of honey in its entire lifetime.
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post #11,132
23 August 2006, 11:00 UTC#11,132
QUOTE(Fragile~Greg @ Aug 23 2006, 12:58 PM) [snapback]375849[/snapback]
A bee makes a teaspoon of honey in its entire lifetime.
yeah...dont laugh. Thats more than you!!!
post #11,133
23 August 2006, 11:05 UTC#11,133
Me, Skipper, Scott and Dex meet in Reading tomorrow for un-censored bum-fun.
post #11,134
23 August 2006, 11:07 UTC#11,134
QUOTE(Skipper @ Aug 23 2006, 01:00 PM) [snapback]375850[/snapback]
QUOTE(Fragile~Greg @ Aug 23 2006, 12:58 PM) [snapback]375849[/snapback]
A bee makes a teaspoon of honey in its entire lifetime.
yeah...dont laugh. Thats more than you!!!
post #11,135
23 August 2006, 11:20 UTC#11,135
post #11,136
23 August 2006, 11:24 UTC#11,136
QUOTE(Rob764 @ Aug 23 2006, 01:05 PM) [snapback]375852[/snapback]
Me, Skipper, Scott and Dex meet in Reading tomorrow for un-censored bum-fun.
wht if I dont want too?
post #11,137
23 August 2006, 11:29 UTC#11,137
post #11,138
23 August 2006, 11:48 UTC#11,138
pmsl
wheres that from?
wheres that from?
post #11,139
23 August 2006, 11:49 UTC#11,139
That makes no sense, but I love it nonetheless.
post #11,140
23 August 2006, 11:52 UTC#11,140
post #11,141
23 August 2006, 11:53 UTC#11,141
<3
post #11,142
23 August 2006, 11:53 UTC#11,142
post #11,143
post #11,144
23 August 2006, 12:00 UTC#11,144
QUOTE(Skipper @ Aug 23 2006, 06:53 AM) [snapback]375870[/snapback]
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAA!! Image file not present in the recovered backup
post #11,145
23 August 2006, 12:04 UTC#11,145
post #11,146
23 August 2006, 12:08 UTC#11,146
LMFAO SKIPPER THAT WAS GOOD
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post #11,147
23 August 2006, 12:15 UTC#11,147
fuck yeah !!!!
this guy is awesome
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this guy is awesome
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post #11,148
23 August 2006, 12:16 UTC#11,148
^^^ thats fucking sick but I have to admitt it made me lol.
post #11,149
23 August 2006, 12:46 UTC#11,149
It should have its own thread. But who has the challenge of making it. Image file not present in the recovered backup
post #11,150
23 August 2006, 13:11 UTC#11,150
Those comics were fucked up......strangely enough I went through and looked at all of them
post #11,151
23 August 2006, 13:38 UTC#11,151
QUOTE(cIRca @ Aug 23 2006, 01:46 PM) [snapback]375888[/snapback]
It should have its own thread. But who has the challenge of making it. Image file not present in the recovered backup
I would make it but I wouldn't know what to say if someone told me what to say I'll happliy do it.
post #11,152
23 August 2006, 14:12 UTC#11,152
We had a trip to another city in Hungary. The most dangerous thing was to go up to a minaret, this one:
<img src="http://eger.hotelhungary.com/images/minaret.jpg">
It is 40 metres high, and there is a winding (spiral) staircase inside of it, 97 stairs, no handrail.
Each stair is about 30 centimetres (1 feet) high, and it is very steep. The admission fee was less than a euro, so, we thought, why not. There were no warning signs. A couple who just arrived back to the ground said that it was a one time experience, they will never ever want to go back up there.
So, we payed the fee, and started to climb up. The space was tight, the stairs were slick, the staircase was so steep that I put my hands on the stairs in front of me, as I climbed up. After about 5 steps I realized that it is quite dangerous, one mistake, and I can roll down on the stone staircase and possibly dieing in the injuries. But my friend was climbing in front of me, so I've followed him. I didn't count the stairs, so I had no idea how were we progressing. There were a few lightbulbs in the staircase, but some of them were out, so there were times when it was quite dark, it was more like feeling the stairs, not seeing them.
Then we arrived back to the sunlight, on the edge near the top. It was a 30 centimetres wide edge around the building, and a steel bar so no one can fall off. We looked around. I realized I have agoraphobia, but only if I look downside while moving. There was wind also, which made me feel unstable.
The trip down was even worse. While I could use my hands to support myself on the way up, It looked impossible to do so on the way down. And I could see the steep down staircase in front of me. My friend was even carrying a small bottle of water in his hand, so it must have been more difficult for him. He told me I could use my hands by leaning on the bottom of the staircase above my head, which made me more comfortable. So I always stepped down with my left leg, put my right leg next to the left, then repositioned my arms to the next steps above me, while keeping my back pushed to the wall, not to fall forward.
I arrived at the bottom slowly. My friend waited for me 2-3 times. it was great when we arrived back to the ground safely. I understood why the others went to the benches and sit down. I was quite tired. I still feel stiff in my right leg, which supported my weight on the way down.
<img src="http://eger.hotelhungary.com/images/minaret.jpg">
It is 40 metres high, and there is a winding (spiral) staircase inside of it, 97 stairs, no handrail.
Each stair is about 30 centimetres (1 feet) high, and it is very steep. The admission fee was less than a euro, so, we thought, why not. There were no warning signs. A couple who just arrived back to the ground said that it was a one time experience, they will never ever want to go back up there.
So, we payed the fee, and started to climb up. The space was tight, the stairs were slick, the staircase was so steep that I put my hands on the stairs in front of me, as I climbed up. After about 5 steps I realized that it is quite dangerous, one mistake, and I can roll down on the stone staircase and possibly dieing in the injuries. But my friend was climbing in front of me, so I've followed him. I didn't count the stairs, so I had no idea how were we progressing. There were a few lightbulbs in the staircase, but some of them were out, so there were times when it was quite dark, it was more like feeling the stairs, not seeing them.
Then we arrived back to the sunlight, on the edge near the top. It was a 30 centimetres wide edge around the building, and a steel bar so no one can fall off. We looked around. I realized I have agoraphobia, but only if I look downside while moving. There was wind also, which made me feel unstable.
The trip down was even worse. While I could use my hands to support myself on the way up, It looked impossible to do so on the way down. And I could see the steep down staircase in front of me. My friend was even carrying a small bottle of water in his hand, so it must have been more difficult for him. He told me I could use my hands by leaning on the bottom of the staircase above my head, which made me more comfortable. So I always stepped down with my left leg, put my right leg next to the left, then repositioned my arms to the next steps above me, while keeping my back pushed to the wall, not to fall forward.
I arrived at the bottom slowly. My friend waited for me 2-3 times. it was great when we arrived back to the ground safely. I understood why the others went to the benches and sit down. I was quite tired. I still feel stiff in my right leg, which supported my weight on the way down.
post #11,153
23 August 2006, 14:31 UTC#11,153
QUOTE(peanuttt @ Aug 23 2006, 06:12 PM) [snapback]375915[/snapback]
We had a trip to another city in Hungary. The most dangerous thing was to go up to a minaret, this one:
<img src="http://eger.hotelhungary.com/images/minaret.jpg">
It is 40 metres high, and there is a winding (spiral) staircase inside of it, 97 stairs, no handrail.
Each stair is about 30 centimetres (1 feet) high, and it is very steep. The admission fee was less than a euro, so, we thought, why not. There were no warning signs. A couple who just arrived back to the ground said that it was a one time experience, they will never ever want to go back up there.
So, we payed the fee, and started to climb up. The space was tight, the stairs were slick, the staircase was so steep that I put my hands on the stairs in front of me, as I climbed up. After about 5 steps I realized that it is quite dangerous, one mistake, and I can roll down on the stone staircase and possibly dieing in the injuries. But my friend was climbing in front of me, so I've followed him. I didn't count the stairs, so I had no idea how were we progressing. There were a few lightbulbs in the staircase, but some of them were out, so there were times when it was quite dark, it was more like feeling the stairs, not seeing them.
Then we arrived back to the sunlight, on the edge near the top. It was a 30 centimetres wide edge around the building, and a steel bar so no one can fall off. We looked around. I realized I have agoraphobia, but only if I look downside while moving. There was wind also, which made me feel unstable.
The trip down was even worse. While I could use my hands to support myself on the way up, It looked impossible to do so on the way down. And I could see the steep down staircase in front of me. My friend was even carrying a small bottle of water in his hand, so it must have been more difficult for him. He told me I could use my hands by leaning on the bottom of the staircase above my head, which made me more comfortable. So I always stepped down with my left leg, put my right leg next to the left, then repositioned my arms to the next steps above me, while keeping my back pushed to the wall, not to fall forward.
I arrived at the bottom slowly. My friend waited for me 2-3 times. it was great when we arrived back to the ground safely. I understood why the others went to the benches and sit down. I was quite tired. I still feel stiff in my right leg, which supported my weight on the way down.
Hahaha you are now officially the biggest puss on HGF
Congratulations!post #11,154
23 August 2006, 14:34 UTC#11,154
So... you went up stairs... and came back down and had a stiff leg?
Mod him plz?
Mod him plz?
post #11,155
23 August 2006, 14:38 UTC#11,155
LOL!
post #11,156
23 August 2006, 14:40 UTC#11,156
I think that was brave.
You should've filmed it. Can you post a picture of your stiff legs?
You should've filmed it. Can you post a picture of your stiff legs?
post #11,157
23 August 2006, 14:47 UTC#11,157
QUOTE(Skipper @ Aug 23 2006, 04:04 PM) [snapback]375877[/snapback]
hgaha its soo wrong
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post #11,158
23 August 2006, 15:01 UTC#11,158
QUOTE(benCKa @ Aug 23 2006, 04:40 PM) [snapback]375925[/snapback]
I think that was brave.
You should've filmed it. Can you post a picture of your stiff legs?
LMFAO!
Morning Glory comics are old but still funny as fuck.
post #11,159
23 August 2006, 15:24 UTC#11,159
QUOTE(.matt @ Aug 23 2006, 07:01 PM) [snapback]375929[/snapback]
old but still funny as fuck.
Just like me.
Rad-Vic and me just pwned BenCKa and Filip in Beachvolley!
We dominated the field winning two games in two straight sets! HAA!!! good times Image file not present in the recovered backup
post #11,160
23 August 2006, 15:25 UTC#11,160
QUOTE(cIRca @ Aug 23 2006, 05:34 PM) [snapback]375923[/snapback]
So... you went up stairs... and came back down and had a stiff leg?
Mod him plz?
One could break his/her neck easily with one bad step, by rolling down on the stairs. I was lucky I didn't. I bet you will say "I wish you did". I was afraid of dieing, which is not a common feeling in my life.
But this is the thread for the posts no one cares about....