Repetitive Habits
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@Dominica Great message too!
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No, you're not crazy but you definitely should consider a more balanced diet than mac n cheese and popcorn.
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@NetworkNerdWifey said:
No, you're not crazy but you definitely should consider a more balanced diet than mac n cheese and popcorn.
Which will, of course, lead to going crazy.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@NetworkNerdWifey said:
No, you're not crazy but you definitely should consider a more balanced diet than mac n cheese and popcorn.
Which will, of course, lead to going crazy.
Too poor to consider much else right now. I throw some ramen in for good measure.
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When NTG first started I lived in an apartment without even a chair!
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@scottalanmiller said:
When NTG first started I lived in an apartment without even a chair!
<obligatory Monty Python>
LUXURY!
</obligatory Monty Python>
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@scottalanmiller said:
When NTG first started I lived in an apartment without even a chair!
Hey i thought that was only me.. When i first started my first job i live in an apartment without chair too..
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@Joyfano said:
@scottalanmiller said:
When NTG first started I lived in an apartment without even a chair!
Hey i thought that was only me.. When i first started my first job i live in an apartment without chair too..
No tables, no silverware, no plates, no beds. We slept on the floors, use disposable styrofoam dishes (just two) and plastic forks and had one pot and one old knife to cook with (we used it to stir.) Pretty much had nothing but mac and cheese. There was one alarm clock for the apartment and one cell phone. No land lines of any kind, no Internet. No furniture of any kind except for what we made out of the cardboard boxes that servers and desktops came in. It was a completely empty apartment.
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Joyfano said:
@scottalanmiller said:
When NTG first started I lived in an apartment without even a chair!
Hey i thought that was only me.. When i first started my first job i live in an apartment without chair too..
No tables, no silverware, no plates, no beds. We slept on the floors, use disposable styrofoam dishes (just two) and plastic forks and had one pot and one old knife to cook with (we used it to stir.) Pretty much had nothing but mac and cheese. There was one alarm clock for the apartment and one cell phone. No land lines of any kind, no Internet. No furniture of any kind except for what we made out of the cardboard boxes that servers and desktops came in. It was a completely empty apartment.
hahahah we only have cellphone, no tables but we have silverware and plates. we slept on floors.
we don't cook. no furniture, no tv and no internet. -
We were living in downtown Pittsburgh at the time.
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lol. I will listen to a song many many times in a row, memorize it, then drop it.
As far as the living on 'bare necesseties' I am in an apartment, with a chair, desk, and computer. Though food is usually a toss up and we aim for the cheapest solution. Usually Little Caesars.
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@FiyaFly said:
lol. I will listen to a song many many times in a row, memorize it, then drop it.
As far as the living on 'bare necesseties' I am in an apartment, with a chair, desk, and computer. Though food is usually a toss up and we aim for the cheapest solution. Usually Little Caesars.
The bottom of the barrel in terms of pizza quality, only just beating out cafeteria pizza.
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@thanksaj said:
@FiyaFly said:
lol. I will listen to a song many many times in a row, memorize it, then drop it.
As far as the living on 'bare necesseties' I am in an apartment, with a chair, desk, and computer. Though food is usually a toss up and we aim for the cheapest solution. Usually Little Caesars.
The bottom of the barrel in terms of pizza quality, only just beating out cafeteria pizza.
Also the cheapest out of them all. lol.
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One day I listened to the same two MC Frontalot songs on repeat all day long.
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@FiyaFly said:
@thanksaj said:
@FiyaFly said:
lol. I will listen to a song many many times in a row, memorize it, then drop it.
As far as the living on 'bare necesseties' I am in an apartment, with a chair, desk, and computer. Though food is usually a toss up and we aim for the cheapest solution. Usually Little Caesars.
The bottom of the barrel in terms of pizza quality, only just beating out cafeteria pizza.
Also the cheapest out of them all. lol.
Yeah, true.
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@FiyaFly said:
As far as the living on 'bare necesseties' I am in an apartment, with a chair, desk,
The door desk??????
