What are you doing for a living besides techno?

hockey is where its at :twisted:

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Originally Posted by DJ Becka

Woah....I go away for a few days and come back to see what other people do for a living and this winds up turning into a thread about football? :lol:

I'll be straight up honest.....just because I work there, doesnt mean I actually LOVE the sport. I mean-it's OK....but I am not a diehard fan like some of the other guys that work there and the only time I actually watch it is for the Superbowl. To me, its just another traffic job at another network.....but yea, working there has its perks....football tickets, football stuff, etc.....

Oh, and btw.....any of you american peeps on here who have direct tv can get the network, and we just added a new program a few weeks ago- 'Dolphins Cheerleaders'. So if you are interested in lots of T&A and can tune in, you should check out this show ;)

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arrrrrrrghh free shit becka!!!!!!!!!! me!!!! arrrrrgghhh

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Originally Posted by audioinjection

its the same way most americans view soccer, its boring, we don't think its a sport and not many people care for it here

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At least you get 45 mins of uninterupted action with football, with american football it's like an infomercial, seemed to be as much adverts as 'action', way too commercial and it took them ages to score. I dread to think what it used to be like when it was more defensive... It seemed to stop everytime a tackle went in, no flow at all.

No-one can say football's not a sport, and there's loads more ways to score than any other sport, and the fact it tends not to be very high scoring means a game can be turned on its head in a few minutes, which couldn't happen in other sports where it's high scoring, it'd take too long to even the score, nevermind take the lead. I think proper footballs popularity says it all!

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Originally Posted by SummerOfSam

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Originally Posted by DJ Becka

Woah....I go away for a few days and come back to see what other people do for a living and this winds up turning into a thread about football? :lol:

I'll be straight up honest.....just because I work there, doesnt mean I actually LOVE the sport. I mean-it's OK....but I am not a diehard fan like some of the other guys that work there and the only time I actually watch it is for the Superbowl. To me, its just another traffic job at another network.....but yea, working there has its perks....football tickets, football stuff, etc.....

Oh, and btw.....any of you american peeps on here who have direct tv can get the network, and we just added a new program a few weeks ago- 'Dolphins Cheerleaders'. So if you are interested in lots of T&A and can tune in, you should check out this show ;)

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arrrrrrrghh free shit becka!!!!!!!!!! me!!!! arrrrrgghhh

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:lol:


I'm just interested in the chearleader.
Can you arrange me a date Becka? :love:

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Originally Posted by Will

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Originally Posted by audioinjection

its the same way most americans view soccer, its boring, we don't think its a sport and not many people care for it here

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At least you get 45 mins of uninterupted action with football, with american football it's like an infomercial, seemed to be as much adverts as 'action', way too commercial and it took them ages to score. I dread to think what it used to be like when it was more defensive... It seemed to stop everytime a tackle went in, no flow at all.

No-one can say football's not a sport, and there's loads more ways to score than any other sport, and the fact it tends not to be very high scoring means a game can be turned on its head in a few minutes, which couldn't happen in other sports where it's high scoring, it'd take too long to even the score, nevermind take the lead. I think proper footballs popularity says it all!

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a: i love football
b: i love american football
c: i'm half-swedish/half-american
d: i grew up with both
e: someone who did not grow up with either isn't likely to appreciate what makes either of these sports dynamic, unique, and interesting

so what does everyone else do for a living besides techno :lol:

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Originally Posted by audioinjection

so what does everyone else do for a living besides techno :lol:

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Swashbuckling on the open seas.













ARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR ME MATEY
:rambo:

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Originally Posted by audioinjection

so what does everyone else do for a living besides techno :lol:

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I dj trance and hardhouse.

i eat large quantities of fish, and even attack the occassional great white shark with me podmates...

:lol: :lol:

Was a broker for a logistics company, got treated like an uber "wanker" I am now starting up my own import company. If anyone has any connections to products pm me ;)

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so what does everyone else do for a living besides techno :lol:

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Swashbuckling on the open seas.

Is that what drowning in pusssy is called now adays? Swashbuckling? hahahahahaha













ARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR ME MATEY
:rambo:

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Originally Posted by xfive

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Originally Posted by audioinjection

so what does everyone else do for a living besides techno :lol:

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Swashbuckling on the open seas.

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Is that what drowning in pusssy is called now adays? Swashbuckling? hahahahahaha

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hahaha

you know how I do :lol: :lol: :rambo:

I manage a bar and restaurant in Dallas Texas.

we're a right affluent bunch here arent we!

here is my business site whilst we're at it

;)

http://www.securesolutions.org.uk/

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Originally Posted by conflict

we're a right affluent bunch here arent we!

here is my business site whilst we're at it

;)

http://www.securesolutions.org.uk/

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Maybe you can secure my recordbag with 1500 Volts. :twisted:

All this hard work is doing my head in.
I may take up goat herding.