The little things....

Professey Chin

Pygmalion wrote: »

I challenge you to a man-off tbh.

Bring it.
Name the man categories

kateos2 wrote: »

Your beard will win you any man-off and you know that.

Oh ye of little faith

Pygmalion

Ultimate Chin wrote: »

Bring it.
Name the man categories

Erm...

Programming.
Bearding.
And since it's you, Chinning.

suitcasepink

almostnever wrote: »

Lovely good luck messages from people you haven't spoken to in ages.

Got one of these a few minutes ago

Sure its been said but when people talk to you first, so nice

Professey Chin

Pygmalion wrote: »

Erm...

Programming.
Bearding.
And since it's you, Chinning.

How is programming a man category
Have to find a picture from last august.I had a captain morgan beard :pac: (I grow one every month or so then figure out some way to shave it)
For chinning, never been knocked down with a kick,punch or motorbike to the head :cool:

EnglishPollop

Getting into a steaming hot bubble bath that someone else has run for me...especially when i'm really cold and it just warms me right through

Shaving my legs, moisturising and then getting into bed with fresh, line dried sheets - that is great feeling!

Good hair days - when you just get up and your hair is all shiny and bouncy for no apparent reason - you just know the day is gonna be perfect!

I was walking to the shops once and a really old man was walking towards me. We caught each others eye and I smiled - he then tipped his hat at me and said 'morning!', with a big grin on his face, like people would have done in the olden days. It made my day, and I knew i'd made his - I was a teenager at the time and he probably wasn't expecting me to smile at him. Just one of those random things that happened years ago, but still makes me smile now

Waking up naturally...no alarms, no phone ringing, nothing - just waking up, having a stretch and knowing that was the best nights sleep ever.

Pygmalion

Ultimate Chin wrote: »

How is programming a man category

Because it is manly.
In the same way Maths and Physics are manly (My justifications for believing Aoibheann to be a man)

Professey Chin

Pygmalion wrote: »

Because it is manly.
In the same way Maths and Physics are manly (My justifications for believing Aoibheann to be a man)

Interesting...........Ill allow them(even though I suck at them all)

Pygmalion

Ultimate Chin wrote: »

Interesting...........Ill allow them(even though I suck at them all)

I take that as an admission of defeat in the programming category.

Now I'm 1-0 up with 2 to go.
But as Aoibheann pointed out on IRC, bearding and chinning ability are inversely proportional.
So winning one automatically means losing the other, and a draw in one means a draw in both.

I win by 1 either way.

Thanks for playing.

Professey Chin

Pygmalion wrote: »

I take that as an admission of defeat in the programming category.

Now I'm 1-0 up with 2 to go.
But as Aoibheann pointed out on IRC, bearding and chinning ability are inversely proportional.
So winning one automatically means losing the other, and a draw in one means a draw in both.

I win by 1 either way.

Thanks for playing.

I dispute.

The chin and the beard can be a reflection on each other.A good beard can have a good or bad chin behind it.All depends on the impact the chin can take

Pygmalion

Ultimate Chin wrote: »

I dispute.

The chin and the beard can be a reflection on each other.A good beard can have a good or bad chin behind it.All depends on the impact the chin can take

A good beard will by definition hide the chin from view, and cushion any impact it's involved in. Both of which lose chinningmarks.

Likewise a good Chin should never be shielded nor hidden.

Extrasupervery

Why...just why

Professey Chin

Pygmalion wrote: »

A good beard will by definition hide the chin from view, and cushion any impact it's involved in. Both of which lose chinningmarks.

Likewise a good Chin should never be shielded nor hidden.

A good chin also comes with mystery of not knowing what to expect.
Youre attemping to treat it like a wrestler when it should be treated more as a ninja.Can take and deal punishment but never reveals itself to its opponent.Youd be terrible at any kind of game plan

Extrasupervery

Staying up til 4am having DMC's with my girlfriend

KnifeWRENCH

Extrasupervery wrote: »

Staying up til 4am having DMC's with my girlfriend

Durrty.....

Extrasupervery

KnifeWRENCH wrote: »

Durrty.....

She's so dreamy...

soccymonster

When someone makes me laugh accidentely and they don't actually mean to be funny.
And then they get this look of confusion at why I'm laughing and finally catch on.
I always find those incidents more funnier

Extrasupervery

Spending quality time with my wife

Dull and Boring

That excited feeling at a concert just before the main act comes on and everyone is chanting for them

AllInOne

Making lasagna is just fun

Ginja Ninja

I know I'm obsessed with it,but this song;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1bFr2SWP1I

what a voice,it always has such an effect on me when I hear it

OopsyDaisy

Ginja Ninja wrote: »

I know I'm obsessed with it,but this song;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1bFr2SWP1I

what a voice,it always has such an effect on me when I hear it

Gave me goosebumps

SarahBeep!

Pygmalion wrote: »

Because it is manly.
In the same way Maths and Physics are manly (My justifications for believing Aoibheann to be a man)

Lies!!! Maths and Physics require patience and understanding so therefore, they're made for the ladies!!



Being texted first

Davidius

SarahBeep! wrote: »

Lies!!! Maths and Physics require patience and understanding so therefore, they're made for the ladies!!

You and your jokes.

Pygmalion

SarahBeep! wrote: »

Lies!!! Maths and Physics require patience and understanding so therefore, they're made for the ladies!!



Being texted first

That's why there's been all those Nobel prize winning female Mathematicians.

Jay P

Pygmalion wrote: »

That's why there's been all those Nobel prize winning female Mathematicians.

And there have been so many Nobel Prize-winning male Mathematicians as well....











Such an award doesn't exist...

Pygmalion

Jay P wrote: »

And there have been so many Nobel Prize-winning male Mathematicians as well....











Such an award doesn't exist...

****, Physics not Maths. She mentioned both and I got confused.

Confused in an entirely logical and mathematical way, that is.

The cardinality of the set of Fields Medal winning women << The cardinality of the set of Fields Medal winning men.

Maybe that'll change in the next few decades.

Ginja Ninja

When you see someone you haven't seen in nearly a year....


....and discover they have a hot sister you knew nothing about.;)
>.>
<.<
What? I notice these things

A Neurotic

I don't exactly know why, but this made my day a little bit just now:

Jamie Starr

A Neurotic wrote: »

I don't exactly know why, but this made my day a little bit just now:

On my page it's "Many who like Rosie and Jim like this".