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Since the old thread has been closed, you can continue talking about the Photo Album here.

@RandomThug: The Steve Irwin costume is really cool

I'm bumping this thread from the netherworld to say that Galuf looks exactly like a skinnier version of what I imagined he looks like.

edit: You also listen to metal, right Galuf? I'd be really, really disappointed if you didn't listen to metal.

Why do all who listen to metal look like they do ?

I listen to metal...have since it began many years ago...and don't "look" like I do.

Curry wrote:Why do all who listen to metal look like they do ?

their hair grows over their ears in an attempt to protect their brains from the horrible music


I'm so getting my face bitten off for that comment

Vicsun wrote:You also listen to metal, right Galuf? I'd be really, really disappointed if you didn't listen to metal.

Correct, Vicsun.

@Curry: Well, I've known some metalheads who are cue-balls, some who wear crew cuts, and more than that. Sure, a number of fans have long hair (like me), but not every case.

Are you a fan of Ozzy Osbourne?

Yeah, a bit of a fan, honestly. I'm surprised we looked enough alike.

Maybe we were separated at birth?

Listening to Fantomas right now.

Chanak wrote:I listen to metal...have since it began many years ago...and don't "look" like I do.

Ditto, at least until 'Hippie metal' makes it big...

Chanak wrote:I listen to metal...have since it began many years ago...and don't "look" like I do.

Mr Spanky wrote:Ditto, at least until 'Hippie metal' makes it big...

Same here. Metalheads don't have to look the part anymore.
That's sooooo last century...

No worries, freedom for every taste I say,

Beldin

Mr Spanky wrote:Fantômas

Your point is moot as Fantômas is no more metal than John Zorn is jazz.

Re. Fantomas: Debatable. Don't really feel like debating it atm.
Besides...
My point stands, since I still listen to metal (discounting Fantomas for a more sober moment) while not looking like a 'metal-head'.

Galuf the Dwarf wrote:Correct, Vicsun.

@Curry: Well, I've known some metalheads who are cue-balls, some who wear crew cuts, and more than that. Sure, a number of fans have long hair (like me), but not every case.

And then there are those who's growing a similar beard to Lemmy's, like me

Hey, Mahar, I see your friend - in your latest photo - is dressed like Borat, well-so, if I do say so myself. Only wish I knew what movie character you're dressed up like.

Galuf the Dwarf wrote:Hey, Mahar, I see your friend - in your latest photo - is dressed like Borat, well-so, if I do say so myself. Only wish I knew what movie character you're dressed up like.

Actually, I wasn't dressed up. I just wore a movie shirt ("[url="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0208092/"]Snatch[/url]," starring Brad Pitt)

When asked by our students who I was and if I'd think I'm Brad Pitt, I'd say, "Nay, I'm Bad Tripp, one of them hoodlums."

Funny thing was, one of my witty students commented that the word "snatch" had some "other" meaning! Actually, I knew about it but it never registered right away.

Talk about the Prefect of Discipline with a "colorful" word emblazoned on his shirt.

Maharlika wrote:Actually, I wasn't dressed up. I just wore a movie shirt ("[url="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0208092/"]Snatch[/url]," starring Brad Pitt)

When asked by our students who I was and if I'd think I'm Brad Pitt, I'd say, "Nay, I'm Bad Tripp, one of them hoodlums."

Funny thing was, one of my witty students commented that the word "snatch" had some "other" meaning! Actually, I knew about it but it never registered right away.

Talk about the Prefect of Discipline with a "colorful" word emblazoned on his shirt.

Hah! Good call, especially on said student's part. :laugh:

Afraid to say I've never seen that film, my Mod friend. Brad Pitt, though, who hasn't heard of him?

Maharlika wrote:Funny thing was, one of my witty students commented that the word "snatch" had some "other" meaning! Actually, I knew about it but it never registered right away.

Talk about the Prefect of Discipline with a "colorful" word emblazoned on his shirt.

Now that we're talking about snatches and prefects, I recently read an article called Top 6 Reasons Why Harry Potter Isn't For Kids, and the #4, Quidditch: The Sport of Sinfulness, went like this:

Quidditch is a dirty, filthy game that should not be viewed by anyone at all, let alone children. Let's start with the obvious: The game is played by having each player climb on top of a long wooden shaft. Then everyone rides their shafts around, trying to "beat off" the other shafts flying all over the place and chasing balls around the field.

There's also something called the golden snatch—excuse us, "snitch." A few talented young boys try to find this special tiny thing, which is hard to find, but makes women squeal with delight when you grab it. What kind of author is J.K. Rowling that she'd try to convince impressionable children that the mythical G-spot actually exists?

Those naughty little boys!

Top 6 Reasons Why Harry Potter Isn't For Kids

Maharlika wrote:Actually, I wasn't dressed up. I just wore a movie shirt ("[url="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0208092/"]Snatch[/url]," starring Brad Pitt)

That is one of the laziest fancy dress costumes I've ever seen.

Funny thing was, one of my witty students commented that the word "snatch" had some "other" meaning! Actually, I knew about it but it never registered right away.

Ah, clearly you're not a fan of Deadwood.

TheAmazingOopah wrote:Now that we're talking about snatches and prefects, I recently read an article called Top 6 Reasons Why Harry Potter Isn't For Kids, and the #4, Quidditch: The Sport of Sinfulness, went like this:

Quidditch is a dirty, filthy game that should not be viewed by anyone at all, let alone children. Let's start with the obvious: The game is played by having each player climb on top of a long wooden shaft. Then everyone rides their shafts around, trying to "beat off" the other shafts flying all over the place and chasing balls around the field.

There's also something called the golden snatch—excuse us, "snitch." A few talented young boys try to find this special tiny thing, which is hard to find, but makes women squeal with delight when you grab it. What kind of author is J.K. Rowling that she'd try to convince impressionable children that the mythical G-spot actually exists?

Those naughty little boys!

Top 6 Reasons Why Harry Potter Isn't For Kids

ROFL! :laugh:

Now I feel so much better because for a long time the SO and I would refer to the "snitch" as the "golden snatch," and then we figured it was just us being especially corrupt...

@Mah,
:laugh: Are you sure you don't want to dye that shirt a nice gold colour....