The "What's on your mind?" thread

[Villiam Hayes]

Originally Posted by Scarface32

There are many D-Days. Most people refer to the Normandy landings, but there were several before and after. If that's the one you're referring to, say "Normandy D-Day"

The term D-Day just refers to the day on which a combat attack or operation is to be initiated in the Military. It's like when people say "the war" or "the city" or "the lake" or "the ocean" without specifying which one. It's irritating.

Your easily annoyed.

Originally Posted by sk33tr

while true, most people that use the term "D-Day" are referring to the Normandy invasion and the people they are talking usually know that.

Of course it is.

[Scarface32]

Originally Posted by Villiam Hayes

Your easily annoyed.

Did you do that purposely to annoy me? It's "you're easily annoyed."

[Villiam Hayes]

Originally Posted by Scarface32

Did you do that purposely to annoy me? It's "you're easily annoyed."

Your really easy too annoy....Aye didn't no how easy it wood bee.

[Jett Rink]

Originally Posted by Villiam Hayes

Your really easy too annoy....Aye didn't no how easy it wood bee.

Get him!

Scarface, good lord.

OT: It bothers me when I can't get the scandi wrap off in a complete piece when opening a blu-ray. If it rips then I have a little melt down.

[Show spoiler] Joking of course.

[,deeii]

Originally Posted by Scarface32

So I'm watching "Curse of Chucky" for the first time, and oh hot damn Fiona Dourif She plays Nica, the one in a wheelchair.

Haha, that movie was so much fun!

[Villiam Hayes]

I think I might go out the back and light the chiminea.



Come on baby light my fire.

[Scarriere]

Originally Posted by Scarriere

Wife and I watched Lone Survivor last night (awesome movie) and the brotherhood that military personnel have for each other is incredible! The bravery they have too! Insane!
It was great to watch a true story of those incredible men on the anniversary of D-Day too.
I have nothing but huge respect for the men and women who serve in the forces of all of our countries. Always have, always will.

Originally Posted by Scarface32

There are many D-Days. Most people refer to the Normandy landings, but there were several before and after. If that's the one you're referring to, say "Normandy D-Day"

The term D-Day just refers to the day on which a combat attack or operation is to be initiated in the Military. It's like when people say "the war" or "the city" or "the lake" or "the ocean" without specifying which one. It's irritating.

I meant the D-Day that had it's anniversary on the 6th of June, which is when I watched the movie. I had no idea there was more D-Days than that one and didn't feel the need to elaborate.
If you need obvious shit spelled out to you, don't bother commenting on my posts, cause I'm not addressing you. I'm not a scientist or doctor so my writing is pretty basic.

[Scarface32]

Originally Posted by Scarriere

If you need obvious shit spelled out to you, don't bother commenting on my posts, cause I'm not addressing you. I'm not a scientist or doctor so my writing is pretty basic.

Dude chill out, I wasn't calling you out specifically, just that in general it annoys me when people say that.

[Jett Rink]

Originally Posted by Scarface32

Dude chill out, I wasn't calling you out specifically, just that in general it annoys me when people say that.

Maybe you should learn to be more tolerant of people instead of slamming them for minute mistakes. Not everyone can live by your standards, just learn to let a lot of stuff go and not be so freaking stressed out over every little thing.

[Scarface32]

Originally Posted by Jett Rink

Maybe you should learn to be more tolerant of people instead of slamming them for minute mistakes. Not everyone can live by your standards, just learn to let a lot of stuff go and not be so freaking stressed out over every little thing.

People that fail to learn their history are doomed to repeat it.

[Scarface32]

How come they stopped using the "Child's Play" title after the first three? The proceeding three are all titles "____ of Chucky"

[twinkie]

damn you sun! you made me tan on the forearms and face only

[Scarface32]

Originally Posted by twinkie

damn you sun! you made me tan on the forearms and face only

Next time take your shirt off

[Scarriere]

Originally Posted by Scarface32

There are many D-Days. Most people refer to the Normandy landings, but there were several before and after. If that's the one you're referring to, say "Normandy D-Day"

The term D-Day just refers to the day on which a combat attack or operation is to be initiated in the Military. It's like when people say "the war" or "the city" or "the lake" or "the ocean" without specifying which one. It's irritating.

What I find more irritating is plagiarism.
After I read your response yesterday, I asked my wife if there was more than one D-Day, because I only knew of the one mentioned. She wiki'd it and found this:

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The similarity from your post and the wiki definition are pretty funny.

Now whenever I see your username, I'm gonna think of that dude in the bar from Good Will Hunting.

[Scarriere]

What's on my mind is my HDPVR not giving me good options. I recorded game 2 of the SCF and added the extra two hours, which is the most I can. The game last night went into a second o.t. and that made me nervous about missing the ot winner. I've got to figure out something in case I have to start sporting events late again. I don't recall this being a concern when we had satellite and think we should switch back. The picture was way better too.

[Lemmy Lugosi]

Just pondering why we (the entire planet) can't\won't leave excessive consumerism behind.

[Scarriere]

It's a beautiful day out there and I'm glad that we're heading out to enjoy it with the dogs!

[sk33tr]

thinking about how much i need to do outside but it's just too hot (for me) to stay out there for any considerable length of time.

[VictoryAtNight]

Opened my copy of The Hobbit (Desolation of Smaug) and noticed that both Blu-rays were stacked on the same spindle and not on separate disc trays.
My first encounter with stacked discs in my collection.

[Steedeel]

Hearing more and more people using the phrase 'I know, right? When in agreement with someone. Makes me want to cringe when people try to sound 'cool'. It sounds hideous.