903: What's Yours is Mine

[Roca]

Originally Posted by Thumbnail

This made me think of the nazis versus arabs discussion:

BLITZKRIEG When you only stop for kittens - nazi, lolcats, war - Moronail.net - Ars gratia hilaris.

Which in turn made me think about this: (WARNING: disturbing, and possibly fake)

Soldier puppy cliff

[serial_x]

Matt, do you really think that Joe Satriani would be suing Coldplay purely for recognition? That just shows how little you know about Joe Satriani, his music and his many fans. What does it matter if Satriani's music doesn't have lyrics, copying the music is just as bad as stealing the whole song. You used Metallica as an example, saying they wouldn't mind... really matt, really? C'mon dude... you're a good guest, i'd expect this "know-it-all" bullshit from Spooky but not you. Don't say such stupid shit.

And you honestly wouldn't have a problem with someone taking a movie of yours, changing the start and finish then reenacting the rest? I think that shows more about you than the "copyright" laws you say you know. I'm sure Tarentino would be fine if i changed the start and finish of Pulp Fiction but just reenacted the rest.

Again dude, don't act like a know-it-all douche.. it's the only thing i can't stand about shows with Spooky.

[Thumbnail]

Originally Posted by Roca

Which in turn made me think about this: (WARNING: disturbing, and possibly fake)

Soldier puppy cliff

And all this reminded me of Team Grammar Nazi

[Sparky_root]

fucking listening to Matt makes me tense ... someone give him some niquil!!

[jorjo]

Tipping is, literally, a foreign concept to me. I'm gearing myself up for New York by tipping taxi drivers and restaurant staff over here - although to be honest, what started me on that was a Scottish taxi driver who told me New Zealanders were the worst tippers - this being particularly amusing as the Scottish are notorious for the tight grip they keep on their wallets. So I was called a tight-ass by a tight-ass.

Yes - I tipped him - I couldn't not after that conversation, although I did think, briefly, that might just be his way of ensuring tips - "You [insert homeland of passenger] are the worst tippers", but I do find myself increasingly aware of the fact that while I may at times be frivolous and sometimes even generous, I am very aware of how much I am spending.

For the record - yes I tipped last time I was in New York, I couldn't tell you a percentage, but it was definitely $1-2 per drink and probably at least 20% in restaurants and I know I tipped my taxi driver $20 on a $60 fare. Mind you, at the time £1 = $2 so I felt like I was playing with monopoly money.

Anyways, the thing that really bugs me is tax - for fucks sake - can't you just include the tax in the price?

[Grapist]

Originally Posted by jorjo

Tipping is, literally, a foreign concept to me. I'm gearing myself up for New York by tipping taxi drivers and restaurant staff over here - although to be honest, what started me on that was a Scottish taxi driver who told me New Zealanders were the worst tippers - this being particularly amusing as the Scottish are notorious for the tight grip they keep on their wallets. So I was called a tight-ass by a tight-ass.

Yes - I tipped him - I couldn't not after that conversation, although I did think, briefly, that might just be his way of ensuring tips - "You [insert homeland of passenger] are the worst tippers", but I do find myself increasingly aware of the fact that while I may at times be frivolous and sometimes even generous, I am very aware of how much I am spending.

For the record - yes I tipped last time I was in New York, I couldn't tell you a percentage, but it was definitely $1-2 per drink and probably at least 20% in restaurants and I know I tipped my taxi driver $20 on a $60 fare. Mind you, at the time £1 = $2 so I felt like I was playing with monopoly money.

Anyways, the thing that really bugs me is tax - for fucks sake - can't you just include the tax in the price?

Get the Accutip app for your touch/phone I don't remember what you have. It let's you adjust the percentage and is good for groups because it lets you enter the amount of people if you decide to split the cheque evenly. It is free and was developed by a friend, so yeah.

[Wile_E_Peyote]

I was talking to a friend about the Nazi's vs Terrorists question and he reminded me of the Werwolf (not mis-spelled) organization set up near the end of WWII. They were never 100% linked to anything, but the organization was set up.

Nazi Terrorists FTW!!!

Werwolf - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[jorjo]

Originally Posted by Grapist

Get the Accutip app for your touch/phone I don't remember what you have. It let's you adjust the percentage and is good for groups because it lets you enter the amount of people if you decide to split the cheque evenly. It is free and was developed by a friend, so yeah.

ahaha - I'll get it, but just because you can never have enough apps, I am perfectly capable of doing math in my head. Thank you

[lithunica]

Nazis didnt destroy the Eiffel Tower because they wanted to preserve the historical monuments for themselves (whats the point in trashing something you will later own) In Russia, specifically st. Petersburg they made sure not to bomb curtain architectural monuments (cathedrals, statues etc) thats why a lot of them survived during WWII meanwhile everything else was destroyed

[rodimusprime]

Originally Posted by batlash

Racism lite? Do you have a government organization put in place just to make sure that you speak another language in the workplace - or that on signs that english is HALF the size of anything written in french?

Yes.