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here's dio's "already been done" maze TDM... i fucking whooped ass at it, apparently...

FIB roof glitch i did last night

If I was a hacker cheech would not have placed better than me in the playlist last night I promise u that lol

Last selection of pics in 2014: Bus zooming past by shabbagaz, on Flickr Christmas lights by shabbagaz, on Flickr Fishergate at Christmas by shabbagaz, on Flickr Salford Quays Millennium footbridge by shabbagaz, on Flickr Mediacity by shabbagaz, on Flickr Mediacity by shabbagaz, on Flickr Salford Quays Millennium footbridge by shabbagaz, on Flickr Manchester Christmas Markets by shabbagaz, on Flickr The Lowry by shabbagaz, on Flickr

Thanks dozy, had a nightmare last night that Councilman Carcetti was chasing me with a knife.

When we make a batch of chili, it's often accompanied by either vanilla cornbread or jalapeno cornbread. Yum!!

I just had my first cornbread muffin... where have i been all these years! *Jiz*

Home. If you ever make the mistake of coming back up here, River, there are plenty of photo ops in the Northeast that seem to be your speed; surrealism and decay abound up here.

Decrepit old houses, abandoned bridges, some random chick... yeah, that's pretty much all Ohio is.

Here's a link to an album of photos mostly from Ohio that I took. http://imgur.com/a/TgIXA

Rayman is still Ubisoft's best work. *Activates helicopter hair and flies away*

these weapons seriously look usable (minues the shit stick lmfao)....and 1st person now.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kO2hc4Kqy0&list=UU1TgIp1NzBlvlCrM_yG88pA

Dup, you're probably mildly allergic to the tannins in red wines, try a white wine instead. I've developed a similar issue in the last few years, to my chagrin, since I really like big bold reds. The better stuff is meant to be paired with food, it's not supposed to taste ferment-y. My cousins from Spain worship wine so much, they brought some with them to the Caribbean for the holidays, enough bottles to be able to have wine with supper each night. They are very knowledgeable, and only too happy to talk about wines. Talk to someone that knows their way around wine, get them to recommend one or two varieties and regions, and then explore by buying different kinds till you find what you like. There are decent wines available at perfectly reasonable prices. It's the best way to learn what works for your palate, since it's very objective. It's comparable to learning about craft beers, really, you have to try them out to see whether you like an IPA, lager, or stout, no different if it's a Shiraz or a Pinot Noir or whatever.