Just some thoughts

I'm here for two weeks with my brother and since our host (my stephbrother) works all week we would be happy for some tips on what to do.

If you live here and have some spare time, send me am PM or ICQ me on 4361813.

So since it's neither SC2 nor D3 I got no use for this, so..

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I just booked my flight to SFO Aiport visiting my Stephbrother there for a bit more than two weeks in the end of september and I was wondering who from the TL.net family lives there? I'll be staying there with my brother for a while and my stephbrother has not much (if any) holiday left (uses it all for burning man and stuff), so it would be cool to meet some TLnetters there who might guide us arround

We'll arrive 16. Sep and stay till 01. Oct so just reply or send me PM if you live there, I'd be happy to meet some of you guys!

Chosi

Maybe someone living in Paris or at least France can give a fellow tlnetter some help with finding a cheap hotel for the 2 days at the end of this month.

I'll bring a friend with me so one room with two beds would be nice and since we will be there absolutly only for sleeping it can be as cheap as possible while not beeing to far away from the WWI Area.

On a Sidenote, a guest bed or couch would be okay as well if someone would offer it

Any help would be greatly appreciated! You can reach me via ICQ: 436-18-13 or PM - thanks!

something that was on my mind for a while .. what do you think, can an average human be compared to a tealight concerning oxygen consumption per minute and overall heat production? A human breathes a huge amount of air but removes only a small part of oxygen per breath while a candle does not take that much air but burns it all. A human has a very large surface from where he radiates heat to the environment but the candle generates a much higher temperature.

What do you think, how many candles equal one human or how many humans equal one candle? Anyone still into physics to make a good estimation or calculation?

This came to my mind in a bar where they had candles on every table and it was just so damn hot while there were not many ppl there.

I can't read anything in Korean, but i recognize some signs. So for example:
1. Sign: Man on Toilet
2. Sign: a tree
3. Sign: Man with a hat and a sword

Do you know what I'm talking about?
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Recently i visted a LAN Party, a commercial and big one, which I did not for some years. Since I always considered Counterstrike for LAN Parties what Cancer is for humans I only applied for Starcraft and Quake 3 Contests. I "pinged" the LAN Forums how many ppl still play SC after all, if the contest would even launch, and was happy about some replies.

On the LAN I was pretty stunned how many girls and women you see on LANs nowadays, and not just those visiting their geek boyfriends, no they really played. Okay it's not like really many girls but like one or two each row of seats. And thinking back some years where *any* girl on a LAN was an attraction, yes this were many girls.

It also made me think of one of my early girlfriends that I actually met on a (private) LAN where she smashed my in Warcraft II, and not becaues I sucked .. I was at least "okay". Beeing impressed (and still somehow ashamed) I got interessted and things started. I was *really* happy that i could beat her in most other games but she still was a tough opponent.

Back to the present, on the LAN i started walking arround and breath some "LAN Spirit" and looking for the ppl that replied to my SC Thread. One of them was, a girl. Since she only wanted to play LT and played Protoss I did not think too much about that .. until we played. She defeated my in two matches, and not close matches.

Inluding anothe 2on2 Starcraft loss on a LAN against a Team with a girl (this was a 4 pool) that makes it three "events" of this kind ..

So I just wanted to know, if there are others arround sharing this "strange" kind of pleasure beeing smashed by girls?