-  [WT]  [PS]  [Home] [Manage]
[ 7ch / ch7 / irc ] [ VIP / vip6 ] [ 777 / b / banner / fl / gfx / ? / :F::a::I::L: ] [ class / co / eh / fit / halp / jew / lit / phi / pr / rnb / sci / tg / w / zom ] [ a / grim / hi / me / rx / vg / wp / x ] [ be / cake / cd / d / di / elit / fag / fur / gif / h / men / pco / s / sm / ss / unf / v ]
  2.   (new thread)
  6. (for post and file deletion)
/eh/ - Particularly uninteresting conversation
  • Supported file types are: GIF, JPG, PNG
  • Maximum file size allowed is 5120 KB.
  • Images greater than 200x200 pixels will be thumbnailed.
  • Currently 354 unique user posts. View catalog

  • Blotter updated: 2011-01-12 Show/Hide Show All
Reminder: IPv6 enabled users have exclusive access to the /vip6/ board. You don't need access to /VIP/ to access /vip6/.

Channel7 is streaming Movies and TV daily, click here for the web player, or here for the .m3u.

John Smith 13/04/20(Sat)23:17 No. 40185 [Reply]
40185

File 136649267784.png - (37.03KB , 479x591 , 1301607496001.png )

So how about that April weather? Pretty dull huh. It's kind of getting warm and whatever, meh.


3 posts omitted. Click Reply to view.
>>
John Smith 13/04/23(Tue)09:52 No. 40201

It's been pleasant here in Texas, it was unusually cold for a bit and then it heated up. It's about normal now.


>>
John Smith 13/05/06(Mon)20:07 No. 40330

It's quite warm in the UK, right now.
I'm not sure exactly how warm.
But warm enough to wear shorts and a t-shirt.


>>
John Smith 13/05/11(Sat)22:49 No. 40383

'twas warm for most of the last week, but its started raining again.



John Smith 13/04/27(Sat)20:37 No. 40240 [Reply]
40240

File 136708783512.jpg - (22.21KB , 207x207 , mulberry.jpg )

Hey /eh/, what's your favorite shade of purple?
Mine is mulberry.


5 posts and 1 image omitted. Click Reply to view.
>>
John Smith 13/05/06(Mon)18:51 No. 40329

Nice try! The correct answer is gray. Drab, lifeless gray.


>>
John Smith 13/05/10(Fri)21:55 No. 40364

I seem to pertain a liking toward lavender.


>>
John Smith 13/05/11(Sat)22:43 No. 40381

Im more of a fan of deep rich greens, but indigo is a nice colour too.



John Smith 13/03/27(Wed)21:28 No. 39961 [Reply]
39961

File 136441609045.jpg - (19.76KB , 260x261 , image.jpg )

When using washrooms in public spaces, I tend to use the handicapped stalls, as there's usually more space to hang my coat and bag while I do my business. Some of them have little shelves, with sinks and mirrors right in them. It's just more convenient, and I'm usually never long.


20 posts and 6 images omitted. Click Reply to view.
>>
John Smith 13/05/11(Sat)03:08 No. 40368

>>40359

What if you had a plaster cast?

I can kind of imagine several applicable crouching positions but all of them are prevented by the fact that room itself is so small; no room to orient the plastered leg to any direction without hitting a wall.


>>
John Smith 13/05/11(Sat)16:14 No. 40373

>>40368
That is of course a (different) problem. I guess you should then do as OP does, and avail yourself of the handicap toilet and enjoy your less than optimal poop.


>>
John Smith 13/05/11(Sat)22:32 No. 40379

Handicapped stalls are the only stalls truly beffiting of a true gentleman; What kind of animal crams his belongings into the one corner of the shack not occupied by either him or the toilet and then has to press his behindagainst an unclean, plastic seat and do his business with nothing but a few wooden panels between him and another man doing the exact same thing?

Truly this is inhumane.



John Smith 13/05/11(Sat)00:07 No. 40365 [Reply]
40365

File 136822362773.gif - (37.50KB , 626x580 , metric-weight.gif )

I can never make up my mind whether I prefer the Metric or Imperial value of weights and measures.

I mean, if someone asks me my height I reply in feet and inches. Same with weight, it's with stones and pounds. In the UK it is anyway.

Hell, we still prefer miles over kilometers too.

The metres thing is good for the Olympics though. They'd be lost without it.



John Smith 13/05/09(Thu)10:20 No. 40355 [Reply]
40355

File 136808762622.jpg - (19.91KB , 450x300 , Step pyramid_angle.jpg )

I could have done something today. I didn't.


1 post omitted. Click Reply to view.
>>
John Smith 13/05/09(Thu)20:50 No. 40360
40360

File 136812542540.jpg - (79.80KB , 1024x804 , David Kemp's Tinners Hounds, Redruth.jpg )

I did some things today but nothing special or out of the ordinary.


>>
John Smith 13/05/10(Fri)02:46 No. 40361

Don't worry, you're not completely useless for being so eh, you're just particularly useless.


>>
John Smith 13/05/10(Fri)03:30 No. 40362

>>40361
he might also be useful. We can't really tell with the little amount of knowledge we have of him.



John Smith 13/04/29(Mon)22:30 No. 40260 [Reply]
40260

File 136726742676.jpg - (71.10KB , 640x640 , streetview.jpg )

/eh/, what do you think about those people that can't drive a car?


14 posts omitted. Click Reply to view.
>>
John Smith 13/05/07(Tue)15:59 No. 40333
40333

File 136793514893.jpg - (60.81KB , 404x720 , banana_candy.jpg )

I don't think about them much. On one hand I can understand >>40262's point of view, but I also like the 'freedom' it gives me in terms of being able to drive to where ever I want to drive, provided I have the money to pay for the fuel and maintenance.
The job I have pays pretty good, so that's usually not a problem. It's also nice that my car can fit a lot of stuff so that makes moving lots of stuff easier.


>>
John Smith 13/05/08(Wed)16:15 No. 40350

I really need to learn how to drive.

I am soon going to be 19 and still no experience behind the wheel of a motor vehicle.


>>
John Smith 13/05/08(Wed)19:54 No. 40353

Come to think of it, I have friends across the border and international train connections suck and are expensive. A car would be useful.



John Smith 13/05/07(Tue)06:32 No. 40331 [Reply]
40331

File 136790112213.jpg - (9.71KB , 220x245 , toilet.jpg )

Today, I woke to find my stomache disagreed with my last meal, and spent today within a few feet of my toilet due to liquids spewing from both ends of my body.

What have you done today, John?


>>
John Smith 13/05/07(Tue)21:11 No. 40337

Stuck to my semi-strict meal plan.


>>
John Smith 13/05/08(Wed)01:59 No. 40341

I studied some. Worked out for about half an hour. Did laundry.


>>
John Smith 13/05/08(Wed)02:29 No. 40343

Went to the doctor. Beat another boss in SMT:DS Overclocked. More to go



John Smith 13/05/07(Tue)16:26 No. 40334 [Reply]
40334

File 136793680521.jpg - (221.87KB , 1188x876 , Shiba-1.jpg )

Hey Gentlemen,
My name is John, and I feel every single one of you are alright. All of you are moderately fine, and have very few notable flaws. You all just sit around all day reading particularly uninteresting posts. You are everything just fine in the world. Honestly, have any of you ever gotten rewards for trying to accomplish a goal? I mean, I guess it’s fun enjoying the slow life, but you all take to a whole new level, and I feel it is alright with me.
Don’t be a stranger. Just hit me with your best shot. We all are equal, and have our own flaws. I was captain of the chess team, and questioned the checker team. What events are you involved in? I also get straight A’s, and have a beautiful wife(She just baked me a cake, it was good). You are all gentlemen who should be okay. Thanks for listening.
Pic unrelated, I feel the dog is moderately better than others.


>>
John Smith 13/05/07(Tue)19:40 No. 40335

Well thank you for that, I guess.


>>
John Smith 13/05/09(Thu)10:36 No. 40358

I feel the need to tell you how meh your 'copypasta' edit made me feel. Meh.



John Smith 13/04/28(Sun)22:02 No. 40247 [Reply]
40247

File 136717937236.gif - (22.34KB , 537x350 , tattoo.gif )

I had to mow and fertilize the grass today. I'm also allergic to grass. I'd like to live in a desert with lovely cacti and a few armadillos, but that's rather impractical unless I found a job near such a desert. What's your favorite biome?


2 posts omitted. Click Reply to view.
>>
John Smith 13/04/28(Sun)23:28 No. 40250

>>40249
Where do you call home, John?


>>
John Smith 13/04/29(Mon)11:37 No. 40254

I like my boreal forest.

It makes a lot of the air the rest of you like to breathe so much.

Odd that so many people who've never even been here feel so strongly that it should be chopped down as quickly as possible. I have yet to find a landscape that businessmen value beyond what they can get for the parts once they've dismantled and destroyed it. Apparently businessmen getting what they want is what's really important in the United States.

Perhaps one day when I am old and have nothing better to do with my time, I'll become a crazy econazi. That'd be a fun way of killing some time.


>>
John Smith 13/05/06(Mon)05:48 No. 40324

>>40250
The Pacific NW, west of the cascades, east of the coast range.



John Smith 13/05/02(Thu)20:19 No. 40291 [Reply]
40291

File 136751875196.jpg - (134.09KB , 1024x748 , OpenPandora (Linux).jpg )

I need this.


>>
John Smith 13/05/03(Fri)14:06 No. 40307

Looks good, is it better than a pi?


>>
John Smith 13/05/05(Sun)11:57 No. 40320

>>40307
It is, also more expensive



Delete post []
Password  
Report post
Reason