Rayman Pirate-Community

< feels fine, because < can use the super-configurable i3 window manager so < hardly has to touch the mouse. Even graphical applications like nemo (file manager) and gedit (text editor) have fairly intuitive keyboard shortcuts and < can use Wine if < needs a Windows programme (hasn't come up in some time mind you!). < also has a nice WinVista virtual machine as a last resort.

< is astonished at the lack of streetpass hits < has had since bringing <'s 3ds to london on monday
< has been carrying it to and from work, but the green light refusing to shine down on <
< passes hundreds of people each time

It seems the city is filled with people who are 3dsless, this is upsetting

< never takes <'s 3DS with <. It's fairly cumbersome as 'stuff to put in your bag' goes. What if it got lost or stolen? And who cares about bloody streetpass?
^ is a big silly and a dumb butt

< was under the impression that the 3ds was designed to be taken with you. Silly <

Also, streetpass might be the best thing about the 3ds, don't be such a melon

< thinks portability is probably what Nintendo had in mind. Doesn't mean it applies well to a non-Japan setting How the hell is streetpass the best thing? The best thing is the (minutely) increased processing power, plus the (passable) catalogue of games.

< doesn't want to get into a debate over technology but the 3ds usually slips into <'s pocket quite nicely, or failing that, a bag will do the trick.
Also, < can confidently say that < isn't as cynical as ^ when assessing a product

Streetpass is fun because it involves connecting (albeit wirelessly) with other people, and exchanging shit with them, it's just... fun

"Bah!" said the Candish, "Who's got time for fun?
The whole world is your foe in the rat race we run!
All this sharing and caring and making new friends
Sounds like nonsense!" she said, and that's how this verse ends.

<'s pockets are women pockets, aka never designed large enough to be particularly useful. And there are far more important things to go in <'s bag than a blimming 3DS.

Fair enough, < understands that women's handbags are always filled to the brim with essentials.

I mean who could go about their daily business without a plethora of receipts, used-up lipsticks, loo roll, and chocolate.


< isn't generalising


< isn't sexist


honest

To be honest, that's probably the most bizarre generalisation of 'wimminz thingz' < has ever seen
The loo roll and receipts are actually good ideas though, < should look into that.

< would advise not getting those two mixed up, it could lead to a fairly awkward social situation.

< got a new rank recently, yay!

< keeps going into bed as soon as he gets home and just falls asleep straight away...
zzzzzzzZZZZZZZZ

< is enjoying the sudden shenanamanahs going on here at the R-Pizzle.

< is very, very tires

MrBadGuy wrote:very, very tires

That much is clear.

< knows that crackers, cheddar and plum chutney make for a divine ploughman's.

< is very much looking forward to watching Birdman next week

MrBadGuy wrote: I mean who could go about their daily business without a plethora of receipts, used-up lipsticks, loo roll, and chocolate.

Your just jealous your man pockets can't hold vast amount of chocolates

< is reminded though of <'s friends who goes to the length of taking sewing kits with her

That's also a darn good idea. Christ, <'s been sorting her handbag all wrong.

< can finally print, scan and copy! < has got a new Canon Pixma MP___ (to be filled in), replacing that old HP Deskjet 980cxi.

Jewish Candy wrote:That's also a darn good idea. Christ, <'s been sorting her handbag all wrong.

It is

<'s bag doesn't tend to be full of much beyond make up (Because < always does her make up on a the train to ensure that < does in fact get on the train), and a stapler

Wow, you ladies sure are miraculous creatures!
The only thing < puts in his bag is... O wait, < usually doesn't carry a bag along when he's going somewhere! :')