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    Stress relief.



    After a hard day pulling spanners we all need to relax and unwind. does anyone have any thoughts on how best to relieve the stress we can all suffer from on a daily basis.
    one way i find to vent anger and relieve stress is to download pictures from the internet and stick them on a dartboard. hurling darts then is very satisfying especially if you hit them in the eye. the key to this is to use pictures of nasty or fundamentally unlikeable people.
    here are three to get you started, have fun.
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    Re: Stress relief.

    Where I come from, that's fighting talk.

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    Re: Stress relief.

    Quote Originally Posted by Daddy Cool
    Where I come from, that's fighting talk.
    Chill out bud, this is intended to relieve stress and it works for me.
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    Re: Stress relief.

    Quote Originally Posted by Marc O'Brien
    Here, you can do a distant cousin too....
    Whats that all about dun understand matie. explain plz.

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    Re: Stress relief.

    Quote Originally Posted by slingblade
    Chill out bud, this is intended to relieve stress and it works for me.
    What,the sort of relieveve stress, intro you another form, take the remaining soap solution that was use earlier as leak detector, go to the head and s**g it of jack . lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by abdulazman
    What,the sort of relieveve stress, intro you another form, take the remaining soap solution that was use earlier as leak detector, go to the head and s**g it of jack . lol
    I have no answer to that as it is clearly nonsense. if you would like help expressing yourself in English please let me know and i will be happy to assist.
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    Re: Stress relief.

    Basically, which part you dun understand lad. (s**g), let me put to you ( masturbate). Its not utterly nonsense, impracticable I believe.
    Cheerio lad.

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    Quote Originally Posted by abdulazman
    Basically, which part you dun understand lad. (s**g), let me put to you ( masturbate). Its not utterly nonsense, impracticable I believe.
    Cheerio lad.
    I am quite sure that the strange dialect you seem to have picked up in Malaysia makes perfect sense in your head, however.....

    the sort of relieveve stress

    i presume you mean "the sort of stress relief"


    go to the head and s**g it of jack

    Which or whose head? who or what is jack?



    intro you another form

    "let me introduce you to another form" is possibly what you mean.


    take the remaining soap solution that was use earlier as leak detector

    Which soap solution are you making reference to, who was using it and when?


    So it would seem that apart from the fact you cannot construct a coherant sentance the content of your post is not related to the topic at hand. it may have been more easily understood if you just posed the question "have you tried masturbation?" or , as i suspect, it may not.
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    Re: Stress relief.

    Quote Originally Posted by Marc O'Brien
    Well, have you tried masturbation or not?
    throwing darts at pricks is much more entertaining than pulling them.
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    Re: Stress relief.

    If you are a seamen or put it easily, a navy, when they say i'm going to the head, what they mean is that they are going to the toilet. If they say I'm going to see the man about the dog, it means that i am going to sh*t. And I don't understand what had all this got to do with english.
    Hey lad, look at all that are involves in this column, the abbreviations and nouns used and some of the spellings are absurd and you call that english. My,my what common sense you lad has and ultimately no sense of humour and insecure.
    A RESPECTABLE Englishmen will not react in this manner brandishing one persons' country identity. Read and understand the sentence(not sentance) lad.

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    Re: Stress relief.

    Quote Originally Posted by slingblade
    throwing darts at pricks is much more entertaining than pulling them.
    Why not cooked and taste them they sure taste like **** sausage or sausage **** whatever and if can't finished get it refrgerated.
    Last edited by abdulazman; 11-01-2006 at 05:30 PM.

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    Re: Stress relief.

    Quote Originally Posted by abdulazman
    Why not cooked and taste them they sure taste like **** sausage or sausage **** whatever and if can't finished get it refrgerated.
    I beg your pardon. please explain. you further poorly constructed sentences with more poorly constructed sentences that have words blanked out by obscure text. i am not a mind reader and my crystal ball is at the cleaners this week.
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    Re: Stress relief.

    Quote Originally Posted by slingblade
    I beg your pardon. please explain. you further poorly constructed sentences with more poorly constructed sentences that have words blanked out by obscure text. i am not a mind reader and my crystal ball is at the cleaners this week.
    OOpsss you've got no balls this week, no wonder you only got the prick to hold on to. Or you could be a mufferdeck Can't understand or under can't stand. BOZO
    Cheerio lad.

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    Re: Stress relief.

    lol. you guys are nutters. i love it. lol

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    Re: Stress relief.

    Quote Originally Posted by Marc O'Brien
    Ignore him, abdulazman, he's carrying a chip on his shoulder. He'll get over it. His attempts to persuade everyone to drop too his level will one day be replaced with attempts to contribute technical substance, I hope.
    I was unaware that "chit chat & service stories" required any technical substance, mate.
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    Re: Stress relief.

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    Re: Stress relief.

    Quote Originally Posted by Cofreth
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    Could not have put it better myself.
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    Re: Stress relief.

    Hi Marc n u guys,
    Nice to be back, system was down for few days. Stranded, ferry to n fro JB - S'pore - JB. System up back to normal.
    How's the weather there everyone?

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    Re: Stress relief.

    Its a little cold but the sun is out, thanks for asking.
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    Re: Stress relief.

    At lease you guys are lucky to have 4 seasons, here either hot all year long accompanied with heat stroke or rain till it flood. Sometime ended with catastrophe.
    God bless everyone.

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    Re: Stress relief.

    Ohhhh what a day my stress commpletely releived, thanks guys and more power to everyone!
    mustardseed:) :) :)

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    Re: Stress relief.

    Quote Originally Posted by rpbuenaflor
    Ohhhh what a day my stress commpletely releived, thanks guys and more power to everyone!
    My dart game does work then it would seem.
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    Re: Stress relief.

    Try playing Couter Strike online on PC.
    By the way are you two friends now lol

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    Re: Stress relief.

    Quote Originally Posted by shark26
    Try playing Couter Strike online on PC.
    By the way are you two friends now lol
    I prefer C&C zero hour or a good one at the moment is call of duty 2. and NO.
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    Not played those but might have a look. Battlefield 2 is suposed to be good but you need a good computer and even better graphics card. (not my laptop then).

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    command & conquer generals zero hour is an awesome game but you will need some power from your pc to fully get the benifit. i run a p4 at 3ghz with 1024 ddr ram and an fx5700 graphics card. try to stick to noob only games at first or you will get creamed. who knows maybe ill bump into you online and spank your bottom, looking forward to a good match. lol.
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    Sounds good. Might well be the next game that i purchase. I have a P4 3g comp but its upstairs out of the way. ( the other half gets a bit lonely when i spend all night locked away ) The latency and fps that i get from that combined with a 10 Meg connection is great.!
    Do need a better graphics card though. money money money.

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    Re: Stress relief.

    Eh hum, excuse me, I hate to interrupt, but isn't this thread supposed to be about me?
    LOL LOL LOL ........

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    Eh hum, excuse me, I hate to interrupt, but isn't this thread supposed to be about me?
    In a word, no. its about various ways to relieve stress, hence the title "stress relief". i believe it was Carly Simon who composed "Youre so vain you probably think this song is about you". all thats needed here is the substitution of the word post for song.

    You people have lost the plot !!

    I fear once again that it is you who has lost the plot, assuming of course you were ever aware of it in the first place.
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    LOL now its ROTFPMP
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    That kind off talk just makes my stress levels go up again...
    Its time to go online killing again. How about you slingblade lol

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    Yep, i kill stuff online nearly as much as i go to the pub. excellent stress relief in both cases.
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    lol lol lol aggghhhhhh

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    Re: Stress relief.

    Quote Originally Posted by Marc O'Brien
    You people are hopeless, it's obviously another sad case of ADHD !!

    Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. there you go ill spell it for you. if its so obvious then you are sure to be able to provide details of your qualifications in the field of mental health to back up yet another unfounded and irrelevant statement.
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    Re: Stress relief.

    Stay focused in what respect? the topic of internet gaming is highly relevant to the subject of stress relief as there are hundreds of thousands of people over the planet who relax and enjoy this pleasant pastime. the matter of drinking in pubs is subject to the same but i think in this case the numbers are more like hundreds of millions. i see no lack of focus other than the fact i have now explained the subject of posts on this thread to you a second time, ie. the lack of focus is on your part.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marc O'Brien
    Thank you, now this time please try stay focused !!

    What with ADHD !!!!!!!!!!

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    I find reading helps with stress. Try this one.

    www.ralphmag.org/obrienX.html

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    Hi Slingblade,

    Have you tried any games from this site..

    http://www.reflexive.net/index.php

    They may not be the top of the range games out there but they are still fun.


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    Not personally no, but the missus plays all manner of stuff on yahoo and such like. they are a bit tame for me so i prefer to play games with a little more action and strategic thought. or indeed no thought at all where Germans get shot in the head. ill pass the link on to her though, cheers
    Last edited by slingblade; 25-01-2006 at 07:52 PM.
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    Re: Stress relief.

    Have you tried AMERICASARMY.com
    Real time missions and its a free game. I was hooked on it for months.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dogma
    Have you tried AMERICASARMY.com
    Real time missions and its a free game. I was hooked on it for months.
    as a matter of fact i have. it to was tedious, the training missions were too long and i became bored very quickly. as a result the first time i shot my training instructor in the face i wound up in fort levinworth military prison and thereafter the game was removed from my pc never to be seen again. it has put me off ever serving in the u.s. military also.
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    Re: Stress relief.

    On a lighter note, has anyone been fortunate enough to see little britain live. i went to the apollo in manchester last night and watched a fantastic performance. i was tempted to put the tickets on e-bay as i booked 12 months ago and they sold out in hours but im glad i did not as i had a great and totally stress free evening.
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    Re: Stress relief.

    Have you had a look at Marks own forum??

    I applied to become a member but his email address bounced back.

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    Re: Stress relief.

    Quote Originally Posted by slingblade
    I have no answer to that as it is clearly nonsense. if you would like help expressing yourself in English please let me know and i will be happy to assist.
    Just noticed your reply Slingblade from some months ago.

    This sort of humor, few persons here like it.
    He speaks better English then you speak Bahasa Malaysia.

    Will we change the official language of this forum in some other languages most spoken in the world (English is not between it): Chinese, Spanish,...

    Do you have the same idea of all no English speaking posters, this aside from your first posting?
    It's better to keep your mouth shut and give the impression that you're stupid than to open it and remove all doubt.

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    Chinese... well its multiple dialects.... is the most spoken,
    English is the most widely spoken followed by spanish
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    Re: Stress relief.

    Just noticed your reply Slingblade from some months ago

    Thats ok, im a slow reader myself.


    He speaks better English then you speak Bahasa Malaysia.

    Quite correct, but then again he is Malasian and i am English so i would expect so. however the phrase "i will be happy to assist" does give the impression that if help is needed with English terminology and/or grammer i will be happy to assist.


    Do you have the same idea of all no English speaking posters, this aside from your first posting?

    Not at all, only the ones i can't understand or are blatantly taking the p1ss. as for my first post i assume you are making reference to edward gith who asked "why should a fridge door not be left open for a long time?". does that question even qualify for an answer on a forum based around refrigeration engineers?. i think not, that question is more suited to a forum for retarded four year olds.


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    Re: Stress relief.

    Quote Originally Posted by dogma
    Have you had a look at Marks own forum??

    I applied to become a member but his email address bounced back.


    Yes i have, some months ago, and found it quite disturbing. he seemed to be posing technical problems for people to solve and then rewarding them with acclaim from himself. i personally think he was stuck and needed help, actually i just think he needs help full stop.
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    Re: Stress relief.

    Quote Originally Posted by slingblade
    Not at all, only the ones i can't understand or are blatantly taking the p1ss. as for my first post i assume you are making reference to edward gith who asked "why should a fridge door not be left open for a long time?". does that question even qualify for an answer on a forum based around refrigeration engineers?. i think not, that question is more suited to a forum for retarded four year olds.
    No, I meant the pictures for your darts
    It's better to keep your mouth shut and give the impression that you're stupid than to open it and remove all doubt.

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    Re: Stress relief.

    Quote Originally Posted by Peter_1
    No, I meant the pictures for your darts
    then i refer you to the first part of my previous answer.


    just out of interest, what are the little warning triangles about {top right hand corner of post}. i thought this was chit chat.
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    @Sling..

    They are there to allow people to report any post they feel is inappropriate.

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