Deathlok gets the Billy

Darthphere said:
The hilarious thing is, he talks like hes from some refined country like Italy, or France, hes from ****ing Canada, the same people who gave us Snow, talking about that stupid rap stuff huh?

Look dude, when you actually PURCHASE your own piece of property, then you can talk. Living in your moms basement, sleeping on top of your over stuffed comic acid free long boxes is no way to go through life dude. And while your at it, you might want to bathe, shave, wash your hair, get an education & a real job & move out of your parents basement.:up:
 
Deathlok2001 said:
Look dude, when you actually PURCHASE your own piece of property, then you can talk. Living in your moms basement, sleeping on top of your over stuffed comic acid free long boxes is no way to go through life dude. And while your at it, you might want to bathe, shave, wash your hair, get an education & a real job & move out of your parents basement.:up:


OMG! Endless STEROTYPES OH NOES!!!!!!:eek:
 
UV exposure? LOL...... ok, tell me, whats wrong with curtians, drapes, window coverings?

BOOM! no more UV rays!

AND why bother to buy any comic that has been sitting on the comic shelfs in a comic store? According to you, they are all UV damaged!
 
Deathlok2001 said:
UV exposure? LOL...... ok, tell me, whats wrong with curtians, drapes, window coverings?

BOOM! no more UV rays!

AND why bother to buy any comic that has been sitting on the comic shelfs in a comic store? According to you, they are all UV damaged!


You ever heard of something called the Ozone Layer?
 
Deathlok2001 said:
Yes I do. IKEA = good, those you mentioned are overpriced pieces of american crap. How hard is that to comprehend?

UV rays? AAAHAHAHAHAHAH... ever heard of something called curtians? drapes? window coverings?


WHY bother buying comics in the 1st place? All those comics sitting on the shelfs in your comic shops from the last 3 months are all UV damaged!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Alright, genius. Keeping in mind that you most likely hadn't ever even heard of the quality furniture brands that I provided you with until I gave them to you, why don't you enlighten all of us as to exactly WHY you believe IKEA to be the most superior manufacturer of furniture products on the planet. While you do this, I will be keeping in mind your illustrated lack of knowledge of the North Carolina furniture industry so your arguments will need to be convincing. So, astound us with your vast knowledge of quality furniture, why don't you? If it's as replete as your incredible insight into UV rays, comic book storage and dating strategy, it's sure to be enlightening.

jag
 
jaguarr said:
Don't know much about furniture, do ya?

jag
Yeah jag - everybody would prefer that Ikea particle board and lamenate screwed together stuff to a solid wood classic American piece like this I'm sure. :rolleyes:

furniture_american.jpg
 
Truthteller said:
Yeah jag - everybody would prefer that Ikea particle board and lamenate screwed together stuff to a solid wood classic American piece like this I'm sure. :rolleyes:

furniture_american.jpg


That teh sucks! OMG IKEA is teh ROxoxoRZ!!!!!:eek:
 
Truthteller said:
Yeah jag - everybody would prefer that Ikea particle board and lamenate screwed together stuff to a solid wood classic American piece like this I'm sure. :rolleyes:

furniture_american.jpg


Pffft! That stuff is just cheap quality American knock-off stuff! :rolleyes:

jag
 
Darthphere said:
You ever heard of something called the Ozone Layer?

whats teh ozone layer got to do with comic books?:eek::eek::eek:

Ozone layer thins out & more UV rays filter down to earth. I SAID, DRAPES, CURTIANS & WINDOW COVERINGS ARE THE ANSWER!!!!!!!!
 
jaguarr said:
Pffft! That stuff is just cheap quality American knock-off stuff! :rolleyes:

jag

AND THIS would just look great filled with comic books! LMFAO :up::eek:
 
Deathlok2001 said:
whats teh ozone layer got to do with comic books?:eek::eek::eek:

Ozone layer thins out & more UV rays filter down to earth. I SAID, DRAPES, CURTIANS & WINDOW COVERINGS ARE THE ANSWER!!!!!!!!


The ozone layer stops x-ray and gamma radiation from hitting the earths atmosphere but UV rays are so strong that the ozone layer is only able to filter some of it but as it thins out due to golbal warming more and more UV rays come down on earth. Now, lets think logically, you said you had drapes in your house, not window coverings, if the ozone layer cant stop UV radiation what makes you think your cheap drapes will? Fact is, comic books should be stored in dark dry places to keep them safe, and to a further extent your comic books wont be damaged due to a couple of months of a UV bath but prolonged exposure will, all we did was give you some advice on how to protect your comics and you decided to be an ******* about it, do what you will, because youre right its your money and if you dont want to protect your stuff thats your problem not mine.
 
Darthphere said:
The ozone layer stops x-ray and gamma radiation from hitting the earths atmosphere but UV rays are so strong that the ozone layer is only able to filter some of it but as it thins out due to golbal warming more and more UV rays come down on earth. Now, lets think logically, you said you had drapes in your house, not window coverings, if the ozone layer cant stop UV radiation what makes you think your cheap drapes will? Fact is, comic books should be stored in dark dry places to keep them safe, and to a further extent your comic books wont be damaged due to a couple of months of a UV bath but prolonged exposure will, all we did was give you some advice on how to protect your comics and you decided to be an ******* about it, do what you will, because youre right its your money and if you dont want to protect your stuff thats your problem not mine.

I sure hope that he didn't get those drapes from IKEA! :eek: LMAO!

jag
 

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