I don't see why you want to be Scottish in the first place.Dracaena wrote:@RagingJamaican: Just spent two days in Scotland (inside a hotel) and took part in a Ceilidh. Do I pass as Scottish now? I also really like the accent and love bagpipes. Didn't get to try haggis though, damn...
You have a heart? That's hard to believe!Wolfie wrote:Wolfie cries often, usually out of joy, believe it or not, she has a heartvaluk wrote:
Maybe, since women often cry when they get married.
About sharing feelings...it´s overrated.
Don't know about the married thing though, are they so miserable in marriage that they have to cry
As for the feelings, I repeat (as a joke): Guys have feelings too but like.... who cares?
Seriously, feelings are never overrated, never!
As for the friend who comes to check the computer... he dates a Chinese girl so he is safe from me
Believe it or not, I have a heart and shockingly it's not even made of stoneRagingJamaican wrote:You have a heart? That's hard to believe!Wolfie wrote: Wolfie cries often, usually out of joy, believe it or not, she has a heart
I have a friend whose a computer wizard aswell, he will go on why do i have this installed and looking at him and saying "I am not a computer whizzkid", never met anyone who loves computer as much, i didn't even ask him and he offered to fix my desktop.
Cool mate though.
Slightly talkative eh?Wolfie wrote:Believe it or not, I have a heart and shockingly it's not even made of stoneRagingJamaican wrote:You have a heart? That's hard to believe!Wolfie wrote: Wolfie cries often, usually out of joy, believe it or not, she has a heart
I have a friend whose a computer wizard aswell, he will go on why do i have this installed and looking at him and saying "I am not a computer whizzkid", never met anyone who loves computer as much, i didn't even ask him and he offered to fix my desktop.
Cool mate though.
Oi, that must not be so much fun, him acting that way... This guy is used to people with no idea about a computer so he doesn't act as a computer-god but that's the impression one gets from him when he starts his work. Concentrated, the aura of talent and skill, he never even asks me if I need this or that, he just profiles a person and starts making the computer so it suits the user.
He is one of those who is amazingly fast when writing commands to the computer, codes or whatever they are, but it's always a pleasure to see someone doing something they are really good at.
So I just sit and adore his working and try to keep my mouth shut (I'm 'slightly' talkative, but only slightly)
But this is a funny story. A friend was worried because she knew nothing about computers and even called me (lol) to ask for advice when she didn't get the computer on - nothing happened.
She was about to take it to a computer store but called them first. The guy asked her first if the computer is plugged in. She took a look and said, oops, it isn't plugged in
Wolfie wrote: But this is a funny story. A friend was worried because she knew nothing about computers and even called me (lol) to ask for advice when she didn't get the computer on - nothing happened.
She was about to take it to a computer store but called them first. The guy asked her first if the computer is plugged in. She took a look and said, oops, it isn't plugged in
Oi Valuk, if I only knew how cry crododile tears .... it's guys who have used them to me, damn I could kick myself for giving in to a guy who is crying and once he gets his will there are no tears, they stop like that, and I'm fooled - once againvaluk wrote: That´s ok, I just hope you are not one of those girls who use their crying to get what they want, with crocodile tears coming on cue.
As for the friend...when he gets tired of Chinese cooking, it´s you time to "attack"
When men were men! It took big brass ones to drive these cars. Of course you CAN die now, but then TWO or THREE drivers died EACH year!momo wrote:Mika Hakkinen, Mercedes W196, Goodwood Festival of Speed, 2010
http://www.f1fanatic.co.uk/2010/07/03/b ... -pictures/
Only slightlyRagingJamaican wrote:Slightly talkative eh?Wolfie wrote: Believe it or not, I have a heart and shockingly it's not even made of stone
Oi, that must not be so much fun, him acting that way... This guy is used to people with no idea about a computer so he doesn't act as a computer-god but that's the impression one gets from him when he starts his work. Concentrated, the aura of talent and skill, he never even asks me if I need this or that, he just profiles a person and starts making the computer so it suits the user.
He is one of those who is amazingly fast when writing commands to the computer, codes or whatever they are, but it's always a pleasure to see someone doing something they are really good at.
So I just sit and adore his working and try to keep my mouth shut (I'm 'slightly' talkative, but only slightly)
But this is a funny story. A friend was worried because she knew nothing about computers and even called me (lol) to ask for advice when she didn't get the computer on - nothing happened.
She was about to take it to a computer store but called them first. The guy asked her first if the computer is plugged in. She took a look and said, oops, it isn't plugged in
The guy does everything in a flash can't keep up with him.
Hahahaha! Comical! No wonder she's your friend, you are both a like
Whats with this "oi"? First it was "Hoi" - which i quite like -Wolfie wrote:Only slightlyRagingJamaican wrote:Slightly talkative eh?Wolfie wrote: Believe it or not, I have a heart and shockingly it's not even made of stone
Oi, that must not be so much fun, him acting that way... This guy is used to people with no idea about a computer so he doesn't act as a computer-god but that's the impression one gets from him when he starts his work. Concentrated, the aura of talent and skill, he never even asks me if I need this or that, he just profiles a person and starts making the computer so it suits the user.
He is one of those who is amazingly fast when writing commands to the computer, codes or whatever they are, but it's always a pleasure to see someone doing something they are really good at.
So I just sit and adore his working and try to keep my mouth shut (I'm 'slightly' talkative, but only slightly)
But this is a funny story. A friend was worried because she knew nothing about computers and even called me (lol) to ask for advice when she didn't get the computer on - nothing happened.
She was about to take it to a computer store but called them first. The guy asked her first if the computer is plugged in. She took a look and said, oops, it isn't plugged in
The guy does everything in a flash can't keep up with him.
Hahahaha! Comical! No wonder she's your friend, you are both a like
It's just that when you get excited over some subject you want to really cover it and get a rapid communication going - people reply too slowly
Oi, my friend, we are like two berries. Completely disorientated if we focus on talking. Everytime I'm in her car we get lost because we are so caught up in the conversation and find ourself from a place we know zero about. She did invest in a navigator but she didn't know how to use it
Hoi,RagingJamaican wrote:
Whats with this "oi"? First it was "Hoi" - which i quite like -
Hoi
Yeah i know what you are on about, i have been there many times, when women get together they just go on and on while i am left stranded there trying to come up with something referring to the topic by then they have moved on and have shared 5 different stories with each other
You have said "Hoi" to me a few times, and i was like "What is this girl on about", but i was smart enough to figure straightaway it meant hello in Finnish.Wolfie wrote:Hoi,RagingJamaican wrote:
Whats with this "oi"? First it was "Hoi" - which i quite like -
Hoi
Yeah i know what you are on about, i have been there many times, when women get together they just go on and on while i am left stranded there trying to come up with something referring to the topic by then they have moved on and have shared 5 different stories with each other
Oi is an emotional expression but hoi is a hello that I only say to a few persons, don't know why, but you are one of them?
My mother's stepdad is always confused when I talk with my mother. He is a professor and teaches higher mathematics but when we start to talk he falls off the wagon at once. By the time he has figured out how it was logical for us to move from point A to point B and would be ready to join the discussion, we have already gone through the alphabet many times - and these are his words
Men usually think tunnel-like whereas women usually combine all possible information related to the subject, hence they usually (sorry guys) are better in dealing with entities.
If you think about it, most women have to do 20 things at the same time and can walk and eat chewing gum at the same time
Seriously, where do you find this sissy weirdos?Wolfie wrote: Oi Valuk, if I only knew how cry crododile tears .... it's guys who have used them to me, damn I could kick myself for giving in to a guy who is crying and once he gets his will there are no tears, they stop like that, and I'm fooled - once again
No attack, absolutely not, we are already over that phase with him
I'm so waiting to hear every single detail about his romance!!!!! And extremely happy for him - genuinely
Don´t tell me that the picking in Finland is that bad. 
Ah, and so wrong again Raging, so wrong again!RagingJamaican wrote: You have said "Hoi" to me a few times, and i was like "What is this girl on about", but i was smart enough to figure straightaway it meant hello in Finnish.
And it's people not persons
Walking and eating chewing gum at the same time is not a hard feat. I have managed it a few times myself.
Oi, Hoi, oi
