The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread

[catmom46]

I always found skrillex to be extremely overrated. didn't liked a thing of his songs. too repetitive and simple.

speaking of voices in tiny packages.
There is this kid who has a voice of a pro presenter.. his signature song was "chocolate rain".

I really liked some of Skrillex's songs, such as First of the Year, and I especially liked the video for it. Definitely more interesting than the usual EDM drivel.

 

[French Quarter]

I don't know about the rest of you but most of us in the states turn our clocks back an hour tomorrow night, so enjoy the extra sleep

Yes we do get an extra hour in Canada too...except the one province that doesn't do daylight savings. I am very much looking forward to it!

 

[MOXOMUMD]

Take that back! Nobody puts Baby in a corner!!

Nope, I hate that movie. Always have.

 

[French Quarter]

I'm currently watching it on Netflix. Is the UK version on Netflix? If so, I'll probably give it a go, but Steve Carell has got me hooked.

I'm not sure but I don't know what's on American Netflix. Track it down though.

 

[Nick Wilde]

I always found skrillex to be extremely overrated. didn't liked a thing of his songs. too repetitive and simple.


speaking of voices in tiny packages.
There is this kid who has a voice of a pro presenter.. his signature song was "chocolate rain".

I liked his older stuff. One of my favorites from him was Make It Bun Dem. The reggae dubstep mashup was amazing.

 

[French Quarter]

which is a bit ironic, considering how much they want to censor it and claim its against religion and other things lol.

North America is very uptight about these things compared to the rest of the world.

 

[Nick Wilde]

I really liked some of Skrillex's songs, such as First of the Year, and I especially liked the video for it. Definitely more interesting than the usual EDM drivel.

The First Of The Year video is amazing. It was one of the best directed music videos I've seen.

 

[catmom46]

I liked his older stuff. One of my favorites from him was Make It Bun Dem. The reggae dubstep mashup was amazing.

I like that song, too.

 

[Goofyernmost]

And pasta? What about the pasta???

not there but I have had a ton of it.

 

[French Quarter]

I thought everyone did it at the same time? Doesn't it happen on Sunday?

Canada (minus Saskatchewan) changed in recent years so it's done at the same time as the U.S. but it used to be a different weekend. Technically, it's at 2 am on Sunday, but I'm sure most people change their clocks the night before.

 

[French Quarter]

Guess what's for dinner at my house tonight? Spaghetti squash! Figment has started a revolution.

 

[MOXOMUMD]

Interesting. Weird that the media doesn't report any of these specific cases?

There has actually been a lot of scholarly research on this. (If you want to take a look, this Wikipedia article points to some: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poisoned_candy_myths and Snopes.com is filled with stuff.) Expert consensus is that this is a scare tactic and rarely has ever happened in history. But everyone knows someone who knows someone...

Have fun tonight, my ghoulies!

You shouldn't believe everything on Wiki because anyone can go in and change it. You also do not need to provide this to me to try to support your OP as you claimed "Nobody. Urban legend." which is factually incorrect. One of the main stories on the news this morning was children found metal shards in pieces of candy. So either those children were lying or you are incorrect.

 

[catmom46]

You shouldn't believe everything on Wiki because anyone can go in and change it. You also do not needto provide this to me to try to support your OP as you claimed "Nobody. Urban legend." which is factually incorrect. One of the main stories on the news this morning was children found metal shard in pieces of candy. So either those children were lying or you are incorrect.

Yeah, Wiki is definitely not the most reliable or accurate source of information. But then, technically we're not supposed to believe anything on the internet, right?

 

[Mr Ferret 75]

Please tell me you don't dress like this when you exercise:

Nah thats our Figgy every day

 

[Goofyernmost]

Friends, I want you all to know how much I appreciate your approval of my trip posting. Unfortunately, tomorrow l am boarding a ship for a few stops around the area and at this point have not decided whether to pay the Kings ransom for WiFi on the ship or not. So of you don't hear from me over the next two weeks and you have had no reports of icebergs in the south Atlantic, I'm probably OK.

 

[Mr Ferret 75]

Yeah, Wiki is definitely not the most reliable or accurate source of information. But then, technically we're not supposed to believe anything on the internet, right?

so how can we trust @MOXOMUMD

 

[catmom46]

Nah thats our Figgy every day

If it is, then I suppose the blank look on her face is cuz she's thinking "I can't believe I have to dress like this just because I live in Jersey!"

 

[Mr Ferret 75]

If it is, then I suppose the blank look on her face is cuz she's thinking "I can't believe I have to dress like this just because I live in Jersey!"

I think she would dress like that Joisey or not

 

[catmom46]

Friends, I want you all to know how much I appreciate your approval of my trip posting. Unfortunately, tomorrow l am boarding a ship for a few stops around the area and at this point have not decided whether to pay the Kings ransom for WiFi on the ship or not. So of you don't hear from me over the next two weeks and you have had no reports of icebergs in the south Atlantic, I'm probably OK.

Thank you for sharing and wishing you smooth sailing! Curse the stock market for prohibiting you from purchasing WiFi and allowing us to continue enjoying your trip!!

 

[French Quarter]

You shouldn't believe everything on Wiki because anyone can go in and change it. You also do not need to provide this to me to try to support your OP as you claimed "Nobody. Urban legend." which is factually incorrect. One of the main stories on the news this morning was children found metal shards in pieces of candy. So either those children were lying or you are incorrect.

Sorry...wasn't pointing to Wikipedia but to the scientific research in the links. But anyway, as you move through the thread you will see I apologized for using the term "urban legend". We just have a difference of opinion. You think poisoned candy is more of a risk than I do.