Random Thoughts....


A wet uliginous rain hammers from the skies like a curtain of liquid spaghetti and batters the flat crucible of countryside just outside Corby. For a brief moment its damp, damning rhythm focuses the silence with its sound then all at once the bucolic calm is broken by something that comes not from nature but derives from the thunder of combustion.

A shape flashes across the flatlands, all at once furious and bovine yet taut and familiar. If the angry clouds could read they would strain to chase its fast moving fury and scan with hardening eyes the cluster of chrome that gathers upon its glistering rump, spelling out the handle of this hard charging hero car. Note. Don?t take Note, just know that this is the Nissan Note, a pert and preened family friend now enhanced by a bolstered and boosted tribute to Dr Diesel and his darkened arts.

Suffice to say, this engine pulls like Brad Pitt in a brothel, not rippling with power but letting the turbo do the torqueing. Its perky partner in crime is the gearchange, slick as a smarmy salesman soused with salad cream. But like Lennon without McCartney or Cannon without Ball this positive powertrain performance would be nothing without a classy chassis and here is where you should really take Note. The ride is flexible and friendly, like sleeping on your gym instructor, yet corners are taken with the enthusiasm of a new puppy on acid. Flick it in hard and the tail steps wide but I caught it with a flick of the old opp-lock and I was away.

The Nissan Note 1.5 dCi Tekna is a bitch. And I spanked it.
 
And for the record, souvlakis are pretty much the perfect drunk food... and poutine if you can get it where you at.

I have never heard of poutine... But then I GIS'd and yes, that looks like brilliant drunk food! The souva was brilliant, lamb, garlic, onion, lettuce, tomato, about a foot long and only $6. Win.
 
BK sells poutine in the east? I don't think they got it here, but I remember McD's offered it for a while back in the day.

I guess you could make it yourself, it can't be much worse than poutine you'd buy in Ontario. :D
They did when I was in Ontario about 8 or so years ago. If I remember right they even had it at a few restaurants south of the border. But I can't help but feel like I didn't get the full experience with my cheap Burger King version of it.
 
A wet uliginous rain hammers from the skies like a curtain of liquid spaghetti and batters the flat crucible of countryside just outside Corby. For a brief moment its damp, damning rhythm focuses the silence with its sound then all at once the bucolic calm is broken by something that comes not from nature but derives from the thunder of combustion.

A shape flashes across the flatlands, all at once furious and bovine yet taut and familiar. If the angry clouds could read they would strain to chase its fast moving fury and scan with hardening eyes the cluster of chrome that gathers upon its glistering rump, spelling out the handle of this hard charging hero car. Note. Don?t take Note, just know that this is the Nissan Note, a pert and preened family friend now enhanced by a bolstered and boosted tribute to Dr Diesel and his darkened arts.

Suffice to say, this engine pulls like Brad Pitt in a brothel, not rippling with power but letting the turbo do the torqueing. Its perky partner in crime is the gearchange, slick as a smarmy salesman soused with salad cream. But like Lennon without McCartney or Cannon without Ball this positive powertrain performance would be nothing without a classy chassis and here is where you should really take Note. The ride is flexible and friendly, like sleeping on your gym instructor, yet corners are taken with the enthusiasm of a new puppy on acid. Flick it in hard and the tail steps wide but I caught it with a flick of the old opp-lock and I was away.

The Nissan Note 1.5 dCi Tekna is a bitch. And I spanked it.

Oh, in that case just kill the guy. It's not like anyone's gonna miss him.
 
They did when I was in Ontario about 8 or so years ago. If I remember right they even had it at a few restaurants south of the border. But I can't help but feel like I didn't get the full experience with my cheap Burger King version of it.

Yeah, I think the fast food giants may have had a battle of poutine about 8 years ago, which failed for all of them. I think Wendy's might still have it.

But I think it's best if you made it yourself with high quality ingredients, or go to Quebec and try it. There's reasonably good poutine all over Canada though... there's a place in Vancouver that sells "authentic Belgian fries, and poutine" which is fairly good/popular. It's open late especially for the drunkards.
 
New York Fries poutine >>>>>>>>>>>> all other fast food poutine.

New York style Indiana potatoes from Ontario FTMFW.
 
There's reasonably good poutine all over Canada though...
Even though I know what we're talking about I can't help but giggle like a little girl at that. :p
 
*random thought*

I couldn't swear to it but I think I might've seen an R35 Nissan today in the city along Fullarton road.

My friend reckons he saw one the other day as well (both white), but I didnt think they were due for import until '09 though...:think:
 
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So I just came back from a party where I played pong against this gay guy and this fat, gormless ugly irritating bitch. She looked like a four-eyed fetus on a manatee's body, and kept on trying to distract me and my lovely pong partner by pressing her lumpen, sandbag-shaped boobs together. The guy kept on threatening to whip it out, not that it would have phased me because I'm comfortable enough with my sexuality, but he never did, to the disappointment of my partner. Holy hell, I wanted to punch that pudgy gobshite bitch in the fucking mouth.

I am unnaturally bad at pong, so the game dragged on for almost half an hour until we agreed to forfeit for the sake of the poor bastards behind us, one cup to our two.

Some kid asked me what my name was then remarked, "Blake's not a very Asian name!" :lol:
 
And for the record, souvlakis are pretty much the perfect drunk food... and poutine if you can get it where you at.

speaking of... the best greek restaurant around here has been closed for over a year, since their lease ran out, and I ran into the owner's son yesterday, and he told me they're finally reopening in october - EXCELLENT!

Pity they're not open right now... after yesterday (last day of wiesn - much alcohol) I really could do with some fatty ass souflaki.

BTW, anyone else sleep very short after drinking? I got home around 5, and now I'm up again (it's ten thirty here) - if I slept that little during the week I'd be struggling to even think about getting out of bed.

EDIT: another bytheway - FUCK TAXIS! Next time I'm not drinking, and driving myself.
 
*random thought*

I couldn't swear to it but I think I might've seen an R35 Nissan today in the city along Fullarton road.

My friend reckons he saw one the other day as well (both white), but I didnt think they were due for import until '09 though...:think:

People have been importing them in from Japan since they have been on sale. There is probably a dozen already in Australia. (if not more).
 
Yeah, I think the fast food giants may have had a battle of poutine about 8 years ago, which failed for all of them. I think Wendy's might still have it.

But I think it's best if you made it yourself with high quality ingredients, or go to Quebec and try it. There's reasonably good poutine all over Canada though... there's a place in Vancouver that sells "authentic Belgian fries, and poutine" which is fairly good/popular. It's open late especially for the drunkards.

Is that Onslow in your avatar? :lol:
 
*random thought*

I couldn't swear to it but I think I might've seen an R35 Nissan today in the city along Fullarton road.

My friend reckons he saw one the other day as well (both white), but I didnt think they were due for import until '09 though...:think:

I was just on another forum and i found out that indeed there is a white R35 GT-R in adelaide. A business that specialises in engine management tuning has bought it and wants to tune to make around 400-430 kilowatts or close to 600hp.
Here are the links

http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/showpost.php?p=138028257&postcount=639

http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/showpost.php?p=138028312&postcount=642
 
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A wet uliginous rain hammers from the skies like a curtain of liquid spaghetti and batters the flat crucible of countryside just outside Corby. For a brief moment its damp, damning rhythm focuses the silence with its sound then all at once the bucolic calm is broken by something that comes not from nature but derives from the thunder of combustion.

A shape flashes across the flatlands, all at once furious and bovine yet taut and familiar. If the angry clouds could read they would strain to chase its fast moving fury and scan with hardening eyes the cluster of chrome that gathers upon its glistering rump, spelling out the handle of this hard charging hero car. Note. Don?t take Note, just know that this is the Nissan Note, a pert and preened family friend now enhanced by a bolstered and boosted tribute to Dr Diesel and his darkened arts.

Suffice to say, this engine pulls like Brad Pitt in a brothel, not rippling with power but letting the turbo do the torqueing. Its perky partner in crime is the gearchange, slick as a smarmy salesman soused with salad cream. But like Lennon without McCartney or Cannon without Ball this positive powertrain performance would be nothing without a classy chassis and here is where you should really take Note. The ride is flexible and friendly, like sleeping on your gym instructor, yet corners are taken with the enthusiasm of a new puppy on acid. Flick it in hard and the tail steps wide but I caught it with a flick of the old opp-lock and I was away.

The Nissan Note 1.5 dCi Tekna is a bitch. And I spanked it.
Lol Troy Queef.

A plus one to you, sir.

EDIT: Dammit, need to spread some around first.
 
Chicken Shawarma is great. I just realised I had some yesterday, triggered by the fact that you guys were talking about Souvlaki, which I am not entirely the biggest fan of. I'll eat it if i Have to, I mean... but not if i have a choice.
 
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