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blitz6804 · 03-04-08

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Originally Posted by txtmstrjoe

Psst. I think pioneer needs a new nickname:

"Moochie."

He was not mooching. A moocher would be someone... well... like me. I have my hand out actively panhandling for things. Pioneerisloud was not actively looking, but instead, took up my offer for a "free" gift.

pioneerisloud · 03-04-08

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Originally Posted by blitz6804

He was not mooching. A moocher would be someone... well... like me. I have my hand out actively panhandling for things. Pioneerisloud was not actively looking, but instead, took up my offer for a "free" gift.

QFT, lol. I saw, so I jumped on it, lol. That's usually what I do when I end up with parts for cheap, lol.

txtmstrjoe · 03-04-08

I recant, then.

pioneer, I un-dub thee "Moochie." (He knows, though, that that was delivered fully in the spirit of fun and fraternity.

Right, pioneer..?)

I dub myself "Oopsie," for reckless nickname dispensing.

blitz6804 · 03-04-08

For your hollow and baseless accusations, I hereby sentence you to a drive to Buffalo to lap my stuff!

*Laughs*

I cannot force you, but of course you are certainly welcome to. Did you know there are more bars in Buffalo per capita than any other city in the world?

txtmstrjoe · 03-04-08

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Originally Posted by blitz6804

For your hollow and baseless accusations, I hereby sentence you to a drive to Buffalo to lap my stuff!

*Laughs*

I cannot force you, but of course you are certainly welcome to. Did you know there are more bars in Buffalo per capita than any other city in the world?

That's a LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONG drive, from SoCal to Buffalo.

Will you foot the fuel bill?

Re: Buffalo Bars per Capita: I don't drink, but I guess it gets so cold over there y'all need the alky to keep warm during the winter.

pioneerisloud · 03-04-08

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Originally Posted by txtmstrjoe

That's a LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONG drive, from SoCal to Buffalo.

Will you foot the fuel bill?

Re: Buffalo Bars per Capita: I don't drink, but I guess it gets so cold over there y'all need the alky to keep warm during the winter.

Either that, or maybe perhaps to make the women appear better looking? Just kidding, just a joke, lol. Don't hate on me for that, lol.

blitz6804 · 03-04-08

Nah, it does not get too cold. Yesterday was 65ºF for example. *Hides the 25ºF and 0.125" of ice presently on the ground.*

As to bars, unlike Long Island, where drinks are about $8 a pop, here they are $2-3 a piece.

Would you prefer to fly? I live about 5 minutes from the airport to pick you up.

txtmstrjoe · 03-04-08

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Originally Posted by blitz6804

Nah, it does not get too cold. Yesterday was 65ºF for example. *Hides the 25ºF and 0.125" of ice presently on the ground.*

As to bars, unlike Long Island, where drinks are about $8 a pop, here they are $2-3 a piece.

Would you prefer to fly? I live about 5 minutes from the airport to pick you up.

Oh, I don't mind the cold. In fact, I wish I live in a climate where I can wear my leather trench coat most of the year. (Definitely not SoCal.) I told my girlfriend we ought to live in Canada, in fact, but she said it's way too cold out there (she lives in Mississippi).

Cheap alcohol there! Maybe I ought to get hopping on designing that liquor-powered engine...

Flying would be good, too. I like flying.

blitz6804 · 03-04-08

Jet Blue is about $150 each way between Long Beach and Buffalo. About $200 each way for San Diego. And yes, you can wear a leather trench coat in the winter, I do it myself.

However, you will not be wearing it most of the year. In the summer, as late as September in fact, temperatures can hit the 90s.

Oh, and for the record, I am about 30 minutes from the Canadian border. About 90 minutes to Toronto from here.

txtmstrjoe · 03-04-08

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Originally Posted by blitz6804

Jet Blue is about $150 each way between Long Beach and Buffalo. About $200 each way for San Diego. And yes, you can wear a leather trench coat in the winter, I do it myself.

However, you will not be wearing it most of the year. In the summer, as late as September in fact, temperatures can hit the 90s.

Oh, and for the record, I am about 30 minutes from the Canadian border. About 90 minutes to Toronto from here.

Pffft. I can take 90s degrees Fahrenheit. I went through an entire summer of 100ish degrees F in my bedroom at night last year.

No A/C in the apartment = PHAIL, as you youngsters say these days.

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