Hoff

So, I've been contemplating moving for the last couple years. Florida has always been on my radar, and while looking at housing on the East coast side, I ran across a little place in Palm Bay, which led me to nearby Melbourne. I did some digging, and...it looks really, really nice. Seems like a very strong community, and several websites mentioned a strong economy in that area of the country. The job sites seem to have many opportunities, as well. So now I want to hear from people that live in that area. What's it like? What's the culture, the atmosphere? How @#$% tight is living near the ocean? In all seriousness, anyone over in that area on the "space coast" who has experiences to share, I'd love to hear them.

Ah, good catch. I'd say "my bad," but the grammatical nightmare of "my bad" as a stand-alone sentence prohibits such a thing. Maybe enough with the grammar nerdery.

Because they come off like a fucking idiot. Like you. Heh. When reading a thread that has a lot of people bitching about spelling and such, you just know there's always going to be somebody who comes along with terrible spelling and grammar who can't spell for shit. Way to miss the irony guys. Or should that be 'Way to miss the irony, guys'? Is the comma neccessary? 1. Yes. 2. You should use quotation marks instead of apostrophes, even when quoting your own hypothetical remarks. 3. When using quotation marks, the punctuation (in this case, the question mark) goes inside the quote marks, not outside.

Piss is referencing the "Feast For Crows" chapters featuring Breane he really hated. OHHHHHHH. B-r-i-e-n-n-e.

No. Thanks a lot, man.

Spider-Man vs. Zangief would be an awesome fight. I'd order it on pay-per-view.

I'm actually the baby. Some...things...happened. Suffice to say that I escaped that situation successfully.

It's all right, I know Cure 2 now. If I get into trouble I can just heal myself.

The answer is, apparently, no.

Sex me so good I say "blah blah blah."

Zuh?

You know what? YOU KNOW WHAT? You go live there, if you love it so much. I hate you. I heard Eagle Man was a deadbeat dad, anyway. WHY DO YOU HURT ME?!? i just wanna be friends *sniff*

Ha ha, YES. Victory achieved. *dun dun dun dunnnnnnnn duuun duuun dun-da-dun!!!* ::You gain 270 EXP.:: ::Hoff gained a level!:: ::Learned *Cure2!:: ::Gained 465 gil.::

*elephant noise*

Yeah, I pretty much lost it right then, too. I thought this was almost as good as last week's, actually.

Alaska is what keeps Canada in check. It's just a shame it's not on the other side, between it and that pesky England! You KNOW England is always planning some shit.

*elephant noise*

You and me are gonna tangle, bub.

Here's my deal on Orton. The guy isn't a great showman; he's not a spot machine, and he's not a great talker (though he does have his moments when he actually sounds passionate, instead of constipated). But he's a good old-school heel. He emotes in the ring, even if it is over the top. His moveset isn't spectacular, but he manages to make what he does look good. Note the way he looms as he circles a guy, and you'll note he doesn't just stomp the body; if he's worked a certain part, he'll go after it. As much as everyone decries his chinlocks, he usually works his rests and spots in a good rythym, resulting in a rollercoaster type of feel -- up-tempo, then down, then up, then down again. It's not as exciting to watch as some, but it's dramatically compelling. The big moves he does have he hits very well: dropkick, weird backbreaker, clothesline, RKO. And while that's not exactly a huge repetoire, it's enough to hang with a Benoit or Michaels who can set the pace. In general, he seems to get the storytelling aspect of wrestling, and his ringwork isn't bad at all -- just more deliberate. I could never, EVER buy him as a top face for that reason, but as a heel it works for me. I think it's a shame he doesn't have two or three more inches and 30 pounds on his frame, as he'd fit well as a "monster heel" with his size and offense. But I still like him.

But that's the beauty of simultaneously admitting a new state. No need for the change.

See, this is what I'm saying. And it doesn't even have to be Cuba, although Inc makes a good point, but the thing is, there are other small islands/territories with so much more to offer. Like, look at New Zealand. How much easier would it be to film all of out medieval fantasy epics if we didn't have to worry about international tariff laws?

Cute. EDIT: Wait, that's not cute at all.

I like mine better

...Old World white gangsta?

*elephant noise*