*is bored*

[west]

I prefer the burning homes of my enemies, fanned to a frenzy by my crazed acolytes, inscribing my message of terror on the fair skies of the fields.


But to each his own.

[new.vogue.nightmare]

OOH! That too.

[Sho]

What's your fourth favorite currency?

[thingnumber2]

umm...probably pesos...my first favorite being dollars, second being chinese um..wan or whatever it's called, third begin yen...

[Spider]

I'd say Franks, yeah, franks, i don't know if its spelled like that.

[Sho]

Francs.

[Báng]

Euros €

[Sho]

Having reached the conclusion that I can steer this topic to wherever I want, I will hijack it one last time.
Should cows be purple?

[Indio]

Pounds £. And i dont care what colour cows are as long as beef cury still tastes the same.

[west]

In unrelated notes, apparently less than a quarter of Londoners realize that curry is not actually originally an English food

[Darth Tiberius]

That can't be!!!!!

They say that 40% of people in Britain and America can't use a microwave oven.

[Pirate Lass]

That's odd - I personally would have a hard time not owning one.... how else would I heat up my leftovers!

Yeah, there's the stove, but that just causes more dishes to wash.

[Indio]

Um West let me rephrase that for you, lass than a quarter of londoners actualy care where the hell curry came from, as long as it tastes nice. Pluss we did kind of invent it since when Vegie India was taken over by the British empire we had the brilliant idea of using meat in curry.

[Báng]

Cows should be green, so they can hide in the grass.

[Sho]

Not everyone in India is vegetarian. For that matter, not everyone in India is Hindu. There is and has always been beef curry in India, it's just that not many people can afford to have it often. So my parents tell me.