if you dont like it - dont drink it. whats the fuckin' point? boinboing - are you alive?

I've been there a few times and felt quite comfortable at the "weinerei", but not about the situation (do I pay too much, is the wine worth it, etc). most of the time you end up paying the same amount of money as in a normal pub.

dusk

I also feel sorry for the #24 buddhist with a combat shotgun. does it get any wierder?

I feel sorry for him in more than one way.
I also feel sorry for boingboing to promote this b###shit.

regards duskiboy

ps #16: he IS actually a fast fat american gun psycho.

I cant help but for me it's obvious that the so called blob came not through the sewer but from the soil above. look at the broken concrete pieces of the sewer inside the blob, as well as the shadow of the pipe on the blob. see the bigger version for detail.

duskiboy

I cant help but for me it's obvious that the so called blob came not through the sewer but from the soil above. look at the broken concrete pieces of the sewer inside the blob, as well as the shadow of the pipe on the blob. see the bigger version for detail.

duskiboy

regarding to the 1st post of selling mp3-albums on concerts:
this will 100% not work. at the end of a concert (this is when about 80% of the sales happen) you have hundreds of sweating customers blocking the merch booth and maybe 10-15 seconds per person to satisfy them.
you surely will agree that handing out a physical copy of a cd is done much faster than the process of clearing up with fans
what the cost are,
which player model will work,
how it will work,
what they can do with their copy,
how the process is done,
who controls it,
how long it will take,

let alone the situations the whole SNAFUs - and it will. I work at concerts and I know, that everything that needs more than five words to sell it (put it on, drink from it, listen to it) is not worth selling it. why not selling 128 mbyte SD cards?

duskiboy (xcuse my bad english)