mycity79 said:Is this a joke? It's a 'Starter' cap which has its own #5 range. It's got fuck all to do with camel gob.
I don't mean to question your uber-blue massiveness, but someone who claims to be the bestest and biggerist blue in the world, perhaps even bluer than el hombre, would've waited until 6am to post? The amount of 5's in the time stamp of when you chose to post such a fine comment leaves me, well, well it leaves my scratching me chin and questioning just how blue you actually are if the truth be told.gordondaviesmoustache said:I personally think its a fucking disgrace.
I have, for some considerable time, eschewed the number five completely, such is my hardcore uber-blue status. This includes refusing to carry five pound notes or five pence coins and declining to sing "do-do-do Pablo Zabaleta"when he's got that number on display (not when he's wearing a tracksuit top, obviously). Whenever I'm booking into a hotel I inform them that I will refuse to stay in room number five and the reason why. The look of respect that I always get for this makes it all worthwhile.
Does this principle cause me inconvenience? Of course it does, but sometimes you've got to stand up for what you believe.
It would only count if it was 5am exactly, when I do, in actual fact always stop posting for a minute as a matter of course. The same principle applies, for example, to hotel rooms: I am perfectly content to stay in room fifteen, for example.Pigeonho said:I don't mean to question your uber-blue massiveness, but someone who claims to be the bestest and biggerist blue in the world, perhaps even bluer than el hombre, would've waited until 6am to post? The amount of 5's in the time stamp of when you chose to post such a fine comment leaves me, well, well it leaves my scratching me chin and questioning just how blue you actually are if the truth be told.gordondaviesmoustache said:I personally think its a fucking disgrace.
I have, for some considerable time, eschewed the number five completely, such is my hardcore uber-blue status. This includes refusing to carry five pound notes or five pence coins and declining to sing "do-do-do Pablo Zabaleta"when he's got that number on display (not when he's wearing a tracksuit top, obviously). Whenever I'm booking into a hotel I inform them that I will refuse to stay in room number five and the reason why. The look of respect that I always get for this makes it all worthwhile.
Does this principle cause me inconvenience? Of course it does, but sometimes you've got to stand up for what you believe.
What about room 55 of a hotel that is based on 5th avenue?gordondaviesmoustache said:It would only count if it was 5am exactly, when I do, in actual fact always stop posting for a minute as a matter of course. The same principle applies, for example, to hotel rooms: I am perfectly content to stay in room fifteen, for example.Pigeonho said:I don't mean to question your uber-blue massiveness, but someone who claims to be the bestest and biggerist blue in the world, perhaps even bluer than el hombre, would've waited until 6am to post? The amount of 5's in the time stamp of when you chose to post such a fine comment leaves me, well, well it leaves my scratching me chin and questioning just how blue you actually are if the truth be told.gordondaviesmoustache said:I personally think its a fucking disgrace.
I have, for some considerable time, eschewed the number five completely, such is my hardcore uber-blue status. This includes refusing to carry five pound notes or five pence coins and declining to sing "do-do-do Pablo Zabaleta"when he's got that number on display (not when he's wearing a tracksuit top, obviously). Whenever I'm booking into a hotel I inform them that I will refuse to stay in room number five and the reason why. The look of respect that I always get for this makes it all worthwhile.
Does this principle cause me inconvenience? Of course it does, but sometimes you've got to stand up for what you believe.
To extend this ban to include every number with a five in it would be ridiculous.
Well I thought it would be clear from my previous post that room 55 is acceptable, but Fifth Avenue is a location I have always shunned whenever visiting New York. I always tell cab drivers to avoid it when taking me round the city. When I tell them why, once again that same look of complete respect crosses their faces. Most buildings in New York don't have a thirteenth floor and I have often contemplated how many more blues would visit their city if they extended this to cover the number five.Pigeonho said:What about room 55 of a hotel that is based on 5th avenue?gordondaviesmoustache said:It would only count if it was 5am exactly, when I do, in actual fact always stop posting for a minute as a matter of course. The same principle applies, for example, to hotel rooms: I am perfectly content to stay in room fifteen, for example.Pigeonho said:I don't mean to question your uber-blue massiveness, but someone who claims to be the bestest and biggerist blue in the world, perhaps even bluer than el hombre, would've waited until 6am to post? The amount of 5's in the time stamp of when you chose to post such a fine comment leaves me, well, well it leaves my scratching me chin and questioning just how blue you actually are if the truth be told.
To extend this ban to include every number with a five in it would be ridiculous.
gordondaviesmoustache said:Well I thought it would be clear from my previous post that room 55 is acceptable, but Fifth Avenue is a location I have always shunned whenever visiting New York. I always tell cab drivers to avoid it when taking me round the city. When I tell them why, once again that same look of complete respect crosses their faces. Most buildings in New York don't have a thirteenth floor and I have often contemplated how many more blues would visit their city if they extended this to cover the number five.Pigeonho said:What about room 55 of a hotel that is based on 5th avenue?gordondaviesmoustache said:It would only count if it was 5am exactly, when I do, in actual fact always stop posting for a minute as a matter of course. The same principle applies, for example, to hotel rooms: I am perfectly content to stay in room fifteen, for example.
To extend this ban to include every number with a five in it would be ridiculous.