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Go for it, I'd love to see it Allen!

Kids on the street!
Kids on the beat!
Beat kids!
Beat kids!

Allen! wrote:I swear to god that if I see another brand of 'Ask YOUR NAME HERE', I will freak out, take a video camera, go out into the city, and ask people random questions from the forums. Then I will heartily DEMAND that it be hosted on the site.

Alex and Kathleen are enough. No moar.

Quit being emo about it.

No no, I think Kathleen and I are more than enough.

See, we're like Coke and Pepsi. Similar, but different.

Allen! wrote:I swear to god that if I see another brand of 'Ask YOUR NAME HERE', I will freak out, take a video camera, go out into the city, and ask people random questions from the forums. Then I will heartily DEMAND that it be hosted on the site.

Alex and Kathleen are enough. No moar.

Alex! do that for Ask an Alex 3!

Alex Steacy wrote:No no, I think Kathleen and I are more than enough.

See, we're like Coke and Pepsi. Similar, but different.

Does that mean Allen has unbridled rage for Jones Soda?

~Alja~

Vaughn wrote:

Allen! wrote:I swear to god that if I see another brand of 'Ask YOUR NAME HERE', I will freak out, take a video camera, go out into the city, and ask people random questions from the forums. Then I will heartily DEMAND that it be hosted on the site.

Alex and Kathleen are enough. No moar.

Alex! do that for Ask an Alex 3!

I was gonna say that, though you are being a bit overdramatic about it, Allen!, you may have a good video idea here. I mean think about the laughs you could get.

tak197 wrote:

Vaughn wrote:

Allen! wrote:I swear to god that if I see another brand of 'Ask YOUR NAME HERE', I will freak out, take a video camera, go out into the city, and ask people random questions from the forums. Then I will heartily DEMAND that it be hosted on the site.

Alex and Kathleen are enough. No moar.

Alex! do that for Ask an Alex 3!

I was gonna say that, though you are being a bit overdramatic about it, Allen!, you may have a good video idea here. I mean think about the laughs you could get.

"So, why do you like Abraham Lincoln so much?"
"I didn't say that. I've never met you before, who are you?"
"Interesting."

Dominic Appleguard wrote:"So, why do you like Abraham Lincoln so much?"
"I didn't say that. I've never met you before, who are you?"
"Interesting."

And then, the weird psychology question...

WTB AAA 02

Alex Steacy wrote:No no, I think Kathleen and I are more than enough.

See, we're like Coke and Pepsi. Similar, but different.

One of you is addicting, while the other is quite watery? I'll let you decide who's who in the sacred arts of MORTAL KOMBAT!

Darkobra wrote:

Alex Steacy wrote:No no, I think Kathleen and I are more than enough.

See, we're like Coke and Pepsi. Similar, but different.

One of you is addicting, while the other is quite watery? I'll let you decide who's who in the sacred arts of MORTAL KOMBAT!

I hate to bust out the sieg heil on you here, but "addicting" is not a real word. "addictive" is. Its just one of those things that really grates on my nerves on the internet.

That and people who say they can't breath properly. It's "breathe".

Grr.

Alex Steacy wrote:I hate to bust out the sieg heil on you here, but "addicting" is not a real word. "addictive" is. Its just one of those things that really grates on my nerves on the internet.

Would anybody actually GO to "AddictiveGames" or "Googol"?

Oh my god, we totally need to write up a list of weird psychology questions for Alex to ask random passers-by.

Dominic Appleguard wrote:Would anybody actually GO to "AddictiveGames" or "Googol"?

So language should be based on what's popular or marketable? Let's make ebonics a college-level course while we're at it.

Alex Steacy wrote:I hate to bust out the sieg heil on you here, but "addicting" is not a real word. "addictive" is. Its just one of those things that really grates on my nerves on the internet.

ad·dict (-dkt)
tr.v. ad·dict·ed, ad·dict·ing, ad·dicts
1. To cause to become physiologically or psychologically dependent on a habit-forming substance: The thief was addicted to cocaine.
2. To occupy (oneself) with or involve (oneself) in something habitually or compulsively: The child was addicted to video games.
n. (dkt)
1. One who is addicted, as to narcotics or a compulsive activity.
2. A devoted adherent; a fan: "We are all . . . addicts of change" Christopher Lasch.

The dictionary says addicting is a word.

Cake wrote:The dictionary says addicting is a word.

Ah, then I was in error. What I think I meant was that it was misused. "Addicting" is used in place of "Addictive" a lot on the internets.

Agreed.

Alex Steacy wrote:So language should be based on what's popular or marketable? Let's make ebonics a college-level course while we're at it.

"Should"? Hell, no. "Is", yes. I'll be the first to oppose it in all its forms. I adore the English language, and to see it misused gives me the same feeling an animal lover gets to see bears playing hockey and riding unicycles.

I find the question (and subsequent answer) about Paul highly amusing now.