The Wangout: Sprung is tidy. I wonder if he's gay..

[Raype]

But then you end up with a nice rack that doesn't match the rest.

But what if the rack you have now didn't match? Would it be so wrong to get a rack that does fit?

[Elin]

You know, I'm starting to think you have a problem with racks. Are you more of a shelf man evans?

Or perhaps he's more interested in power tools than furniture? You know, that's not so uncommon a thing these days.

[Raype]

Or perhaps he's more interested in power tools than furniture? You know, that's not so uncommon a thing these days.

But, I found all those copies of "Woodworking techniques" in his bedroom.

Unless... he was looking at the tools and NOT the wood!

[Elin]

Or perhaps he's more interested in power tools than furniture? You know, that's not so uncommon a thing these days.

I was going to say something about 'big drills', but felt that I would be disgracing the '' in doing so. =(

[Raype]

I was going to say something about 'big drills', but felt that I would be disgracing the '' in doing so. =(

It's okay.

We know you don't like talking about naughty bits.

[Evans]

Not necessarily, some people merely have been given poor racks. It's not their fault. Why should we look down on people that try to correct or improve their racks in order to improve their self image? I say, let them upgrade their racks. Why must we look down on people who upsize but not people who downsize? I say society needs to accept that some people have problems with their racks and fixing said problem should not always be an indicator of some bigger underlying problem as you seem to claim. Sometimes they just want something that says "look at me, I have a nice rack".

You know, I'm starting to think you have a problem with racks. Are you more of a shelf man evans?

I shtill like j00.

Yes, sure, some racks aren't all that nice and the surroundings beg for a nicer one. It happens, that's a certainty, and I'm not opposed to it one bit. I was simply stating that getting a nicer rack for the heck of it when it's either not an issue or to resolve a case of bad wine, thinking it will get better if it's resting on a nicer rack, isn't the way, IMO. Work on getting better wine, then see if getting a nicer rack will make it more pleasant.

I keep my wine in the back of the fridge as well. I'm not picky much.

[Elin]

My Gmail inbox looks so sad without the new replies and stuff.

I tried to cheer it up, but I don't know your email address. =( I probably fired off an email to a random account you used to sign up here. Ah well~

[polokitty]

you know how fucking tempted i am to get myself banned tonight@!@!@!@!@!@!@@!@!@!@@@!!@!@!!!@!@!@@@!@!@!! !@@!@!!!@!@!@@@!!!@!@@@@!@!!!@@!@!!!@@!!@@@!!@!@@@ !!@!@!!@@!@!!!@!@!!!!@!@!!!!@!!@!@@!!@@!@@!@!@@@@! @!@!@@!!@!@!

Federico Franchi - [Ultra Electro 2 [Disc 2] #08] Cream

i was typing the ! and @ to the beat of that song sorry

[Evans]

But what if the rack you have now didn't match? Would it be so wrong to get a rack that does fit?

Only if it matches in the end. Too much of a good thing can look quite ridiculous.

Or perhaps he's more interested in power tools than furniture? You know, that's not so uncommon a thing these days.

Some like it all.

But, I found all those copies of "Woodworking techniques" in his bedroom.

Unless... he was looking at the tools and NOT the wood!

Yeah, and you left with every single "Cow Boys 'R' Us" magazine I had.

It's okay.

We know you don't like talking about naughty bits.

You know where they've been.

[Sprung]

you know how fucking tempted i am to get myself banned tonight@!@!@!@!@!@!@@!@!@!@@@!!@!@!!!@!@!@@@!@!@!! !@@!@!!!@!@!@@@!!!@!@@@@!@!!!@@!@!!!@@!!@@@!!@!@@@ !!@!@!!@@!@!!!@!@!!!!@!@!!!!@!!@!@@!!@@!@@!@!@@@@! @!@!@@!!@!@!

Federico Franchi - [Ultra Electro 2 [Disc 2] #08] Cream

i was typing the ! and @ to the beat of that song sorry

Premeditated bans last much longer.

[Elin]

It's okay.

We know you don't like talking about naughty bits.

Hey, talking about naughty bits is okay. I'm just not very good at it.

Naughty bits in person, however... Well I usually apologise just for gently brushing someone else's hand. So...no no.

...

Wait, why have you got me calling them 'naughty bits'? I'm not that childish and naive...am I? ;.;

[Evans]

Hey, talking about naughty bits is okay. I'm just not very good at it.

Naughty bits in person, however... Well I usually apologise just for gently brushing someone else's hand. So...no no.

...

Wait, why have you got me calling them 'naughty bits'? I'm not that childish and naive...am I? ;.;

To this I say:

[Panda Man]

hai! Whad I miss?

[Raype]

I shtill like j00.

Yes, sure, some racks aren't all that nice and the surroundings beg for a nicer one. It happens, that's a certainty, and I'm not opposed to it one bit. I was simply stating that getting a nicer rack for the heck of it when it's either not an issue or to resolve a case of bad wine, thinking it will get better if it's resting on a nicer rack, isn't the way, IMO. Work on getting better wine, then see if getting a nicer rack will make it more pleasant.

I keep my wine in the back of the fridge as well. I'm not picky much.

I lub shoe chew!

Ah yes, I can see the logic in that. As I stated earlier, a good rack with poor wine is useless. And some people go "too far", as would be the case with people altering or replacing racks simply because they can or because Ms. Jones did it. I can not see the purpose in that situation, as while the new rack will temporarily improve things, the effect may quickly wear off, not to mention the likelyhood of negative side effects of a new rack. But I suppose that's the world we live in, one where people merely choose to worry about the surface while the real problems ferment in the background, eventually surfacing in a big way. Also, while wine may improve with age, rack quality can, in a lot of cases, decrease significantly. At some point it may be required to at least slightly improve the quality of the rack or manipulate it in some way. Not to mention that some people may experience problems with the racks, and a touch up may get them back to the rack they know and love.

So, you prefer to stick it in the rear? Well, that's not a problem. It's cool and offers some wider perspective on the matter at hand. However, as a rack lover, I cannot see how anyone would stick it in the rear. I suppose it's just a matter of taste.

[Elin]

hai! Whad I miss?

A deep discussion of racks. We even went so far as to brush on the subject of shelves. It was very informative.