What do you live in the Azores or something?

Dylan moran + atlantic comment => ireland?

Oh absolutely. I want to meet people just so theres proof I'm coherent.

Lol.

Anyhow, the answer to y'all's (get it? http://i216.photobucket.com/albums/c.../radosnice.gif ) question is, I'm 190cm which the metric converter says would be just short of 6'3. AND THAT'S A BAD PHOTO...but ok, I can live with it...:D

Anyhoo, I just got back home about an hour ago and am still wrapping my head around the whole thing, and I understand that the magnitude of what happened will be lost on anyone who hasn't participated (not only did I get to meet people from MB on my first trip to the States, which given my job description, I NEVER hoped for, but also two of my favorite people who just happened to live about 20 minutes from where I was at the time, and not only that, but they actually are as awesome in real life as I thought they were online) but it really was one of those events that I'll remember for the rest of my life. My cup runneth over, you guys, really...(:

Oh and I liked the Cheesecake factory, I ate some cajun chickeny stuff (sorry Freebase) and it was awesome. I don't know why people criticize American cuisine, I'd probably weigh 200 pounds if I lived there.

General impression about America: awesome. I loved the look, the feel, the people, the service, the malls, stores, taxis, I love how a random woman from California bummed me for a cigarette and we struck up a conversation and I got to tell her where Croatia is, I love the expertise of the business people and their practical, no-bullshit approach, loved the skyscrapers and general architecture which is so different from anything I've seen in Europe etc. I could go on.

I love it all. I'm sure in some past life I lived there and if not, I should have.

So yeah, America, fuck yeah. (:

Most of us do :laughing:

Glad you enjoyed your trip to my home country and my current home town, nonetheless. :beer:

This is why:

:laughing:

To adidasss, SATCH and NSW.

You bastards!!!

Seriously, I'm so glad you all had a great time meeting up. Especially for Marijan who I know under such circumstances would have probably been feeling rather nervous about the whole thing.
Unless his new job has given him some new found self confidence in social situations?
I can't think of two better people for him to have met.

Good to see. :thumb:

>The first 5 minutes were awkward but it all went up from there, who KNOWS where the night might have taken us if the dude served us some brewskies...

Yeah, I can't understand that. How old do you have to be to get a beer in the U.S.?

50? ;)

21. I'm a legal adult and could join the armed forces if I wanted to but I can't have a beer or rent a car.