Erni made me do it...

[abitterbastard]

List five of your idiosyncrasies and then tag five friends to do the same. (I'm gonna try to avoid using my food related idiosyncrasies, as they alone could fill a book

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[abitterbastard]

I sure do. I was actually getting ready to take a dremel to one of 'em in the interest of science. What do you got cookin in the upstairs kitchen? Something good enough to make me give a stay of re-execution to this poor little contraption?

[xx_oneblood_xx]

they make these... and sell them on line... ebay. and they are insanely cheap. it might be easier to buy one then make it... unless you just wanna make it... whatever..

there was actually an article in the folio in jax recently on a guy who started making these and selling them through an on line store. I guess he was the first guy to come up with the idea...or at least the first person to sell them. and he apparently made a ton of money off of it and got his own newspaper article.

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[anonymous]

Ok, to add to this discussion I, too, have an old Nintendo controller with a broken cord that I have been keeping for the sole purpose of making into a belt buckle. And in relation to your post, I hate grammer idiosyncracies when it comes to typing. I hate when people type "like" and "man" into their sentences (see the response by "for_real_yo" to your post directly following this one)(by the way, there is a typo in that post, Josh). And furthermore, I know exactly what speech pattern you are talking about with Hunter. His inflection leaves traditional speech patterns behind on some kind of Ducktales-esque bridge-collapsing-in-sections-into-lava situation. It's all about getting really high at the end every sentence regardless of subject matter.