QUOTE(stangmar @ Dec 1 2008, 12:10 PM) 588614
It's usually so people in the other room don't hear me swearing when I get killed. 
I guess that makes it a little better... But only a little!
QUOTE(Ardmore @ Dec 1 2008, 12:06 PM) 588613
If that isn't the biggest fail I've ever heard in my life I don't know what is.
You apparently just don't know fail then. I, too, like to listen to that particular song when fighting. It's even more amusing when my wife's singing along to it.
We need a thread for the Lusternia Soundtrack, methinks. I was listening to Linkin Park's Bleed It Out on my XM radio and it just made me think of people turning pallid and falling to the ground in Lusternia. There's also Megadeth's Into the Arena for... well, arena events. Heh.
Nah, the real failure is my friend who this month has spent 2 or 3 hundred dollars to do things to his car that I could have done for free 
QUOTE(stangmar @ Dec 1 2008, 09:16 AM) 588619
Nah, the real failure is my friend who this month has spent 2 or 3 hundred dollars to do things to his car that I could have done for free
Maybe he paid $2-300 just so he didn't have to hang out with you while you pimped his ride?
QUOTE(Luxi @ Dec 1 2008, 12:35 PM) 588624
Maybe he paid $2-300 just so he didn't have to hang out with you while you pimped his ride?
Who said he pimped it? He just said "do things to his car," which could have a wide range of interpretations.
Having a $100 delete pipe welded in place of of his muffler and emissions equipment(I could have just welded regular exhaust pipe there for a LOT cheaper), and he had his stereo professionally installed for another 100-200 bux when i have experience in installing them(Had to do my own after Best Buy tried to 
me over).
EDIT: And so this stays related to music somewhat, the stereo I bought is a Kenwood MP435U if I recall correctly. Very nice stereo at a decent price($160). Plays CD's, MP3's, and you can plug in USB flash drives or i-pods. I rarely use CD's anymore. I just go buy cheap flash drives and load them up. It even has a remote control that I made fun of when I first got it, but I use it a lot more than the controls on the actual stereo.
me over).EDIT: And so this stays related to music somewhat, the stereo I bought is a Kenwood MP435U if I recall correctly. Very nice stereo at a decent price($160). Plays CD's, MP3's, and you can plug in USB flash drives or i-pods. I rarely use CD's anymore. I just go buy cheap flash drives and load them up. It even has a remote control that I made fun of when I first got it, but I use it a lot more than the controls on the actual stereo.
