Is it quiet here, or is it just me?

[acerinpa]

I have been busy designing a new aquarium setup= Learning a new software to make pics of the design so I don't have to draw stuff out anymore But that takes time . - so not playing anything or online much.

It will be 150 gallons in the living room, with the filters,sump,etc. in the basement. Designing how to get plumbing thru the floors and plumbing from the laundry room to the area of the basement where the sump/filters will be, new electrical outlets with GFI in the basement and living room , etc.

 

[PP Mguire]

I think fish tanks are cool but way too much work than I'm willing to put in.

 

[Harper]

It will be the summer holidays soon enough. And then you have all the TF members who are too pov arsed to go anywhere posting shortly.

 

[S0ULphIRE]

^speaking of which look who's back! Now go away, I like being the only aus mascot on these forums

 

[carnageX]

^speaking of which look who's back! Now go away, I like being the only aus mascot on these forums

Because then we have nobody else to compare you to?

 

[S0ULphIRE]

It's true, I'm not actually very australian T_T when I went to england kmote was very disappointed with my accent. Though tbh expecting aussies to sound "super aussie" is like expecting everyone in america to talk with a massive southern drawl. Most of us sound pretty normal, just say things like "data" differently i.e. "darta" instead of "datea"

 

[carnageX]

It's true, I'm not actually very australian T_T when I went to england kmote was very disappointed with my accent. Though tbh expecting aussies to sound "super aussie" is like expecting everyone in america to talk with a massive southern drawl. Most of us sound pretty normal, just say things like "data" differently i.e. "darta" instead of "datea"

Can confirm - guy where I work is originally from Aus, and he says this lol.

 

[Trotter]

It's true, I'm not actually very australian T_T when I went to england kmote was very disappointed with my accent. Though tbh expecting aussies to sound "super aussie" is like expecting everyone in america to talk with a massive southern drawl. Most of us sound pretty normal, just say things like "data" differently i.e. "darta" instead of "datea"

Yay! I'm a stereotype!