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Title: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: yse on September 09, 2008, 01:01:36 am
Yes, that's right! I'd like to invite all of you to show me a part of your world for a day or two. Quick, I wanna book tickets before they get too expensive >_>

American itinerary:
Arrive (somewhere between Christmas and New Years)
MAGFest (Jan 1-4)
Meet people (more specifics coming when they confirm availabilities)
Depart (late January)

England itinerary:
Arrive (late January)
Meet people (availability pending)
Depart (some time in February)
Title: Re: itt Mike goes to America!
Post by: Bilan on September 09, 2008, 01:11:02 am
YOU FORGOT SOMEONE >:O
Title: Re: itt Mike goes to America!
Post by: yse on September 09, 2008, 01:25:02 am
Get a real helicopter and we'll talk!
Title: Re: itt Mike goes to America!
Post by: Taillow on September 09, 2008, 02:09:29 am
As long as you plot a route through Simi Valley (for Magnum's sake) and where I'm at.  Tell us when you have a decent route idea so I can see if I can find a good meeting place >_>
Title: Re: itt Mike goes to America!
Post by: P.P.A. on September 09, 2008, 06:39:19 am
No come to Europe :(
We're cooler.
Title: Re: itt Mike goes to America!
Post by: EngiNerd on September 09, 2008, 07:05:09 am
Out of the way, hmm?
Maine.
*Minus brick'd*
Title: Re: itt Mike goes to America!
Post by: fastnaturedude on September 09, 2008, 07:25:03 am
No, don't come to Michigan. :( You want to avoid me right?
Title: Re: itt Mike goes to America!
Post by: Stefan on September 09, 2008, 08:35:35 am
I'll tell you how realistic a NM meetup is with me after Rolk and Flyby pass through; most likely, if at all, I can only do like an hour or two after school. If you think that's worth coming out to NM, be my guest (metaphorically, you won't actually be a house guest)!
Title: Re: itt Mike goes to America!
Post by: Selphos on September 09, 2008, 09:46:52 am
So will you be visiting us SoCalers? I demand a San Diego meeting >:(

Or if you can actually be arsed to go a bit south to where I live that would be nice >_>
Title: Re: itt Mike goes to America!
Post by: General Throatstomper on September 09, 2008, 09:50:01 am
Depending on what part of Massachusetts you'll pass through I might not be that far away, and I'd love to toy with you in person. If anyone asks, you're a member of the student body from the University of Chicago sent from the administration to respond personally to my queries.
Title: Re: itt Mike goes to America!
Post by: Shadow Jacky on September 09, 2008, 12:06:59 pm
No, don't come to Michigan. :( You want to avoid me right?

so many michiganders

I call everyone meets up in a central location for mike's arrival.
Title: Re: itt Mike goes to America!
Post by: Buizel on September 09, 2008, 12:11:55 pm
I suggest Hell.
Title: Re: itt Mike goes to America!
Post by: Spinballwizard on September 09, 2008, 12:52:58 pm
Michigan to Kansas!? Mike you're aware that's like a day's drive right. Also who's in Kansas. Heck what's in Kansas besides farms?

/me shot by friend who moved down to Kansas

Depending on what part of Massachusetts you'll pass through I might not be that far away, and I'd love to toy with you in person.
Genus a rapist confirmed.

Quote from: Buizel
I suggest Hell.
That's a wee bit out of the way; I'd prefer to stick to something closer to metro Detroit. >_>
Most of the malls aren't that bad a jog, the most known one being Great Lakes Crossing. Really it depends on where SJ and/or AD would be coming from too so we might want to talk about that.

Also my job situation might play a part.
Title: Re: itt Mike goes to America!
Post by: SonicAD on September 09, 2008, 03:02:26 pm
Michigan to Kansas!? Mike you're aware that's like a day's drive right. Also who's in Kansas. Heck what's in Kansas besides farms?

/me shot by friend who moved down to Kansas

Depending on what part of Massachusetts you'll pass through I might not be that far away, and I'd love to toy with you in person.
Genus a rapist confirmed.

Quote from: Buizel
I suggest Hell.
That's a wee bit out of the way; I'd prefer to stick to something closer to metro Detroit. >_>
Most of the malls aren't that bad a jog, the most known one being Great Lakes Crossing. Really it depends on where SJ and/or AD would be coming from too so we might want to talk about that.

Also my job situation might play a part.

I would be in the Detroit area that time of year, and I concur about Great Lakes Crossing, if not just for the GameWorks there. Haven't been there in YEARS, but it's rediculawesome.
Title: Re: itt Mike goes to America!
Post by: Spinballwizard on September 09, 2008, 03:36:15 pm
I think I've been there once or twice at most. Last time I was there I saw some movie I forgot the title of.
Title: Re: itt Mike goes to America!
Post by: Shadow Jacky on September 09, 2008, 05:22:05 pm
yeah I'd agree with Great Lakes Crossing since there so much around there.  I've only been to Gameworks 5 times and went to one in Las Vegas.  hope they didn't raise their prices.

going to Auburn Hills is only an hour for me.
Title: Re: itt Mike goes to America!
Post by: Aitamen on September 09, 2008, 05:43:40 pm
Well, I guess my main reason for you to not come here is now void (I'd still prefer not to say what it was) so I look forward to seeing you if indeed the case is that you can...
Title: Re: itt Mike goes to America!
Post by: magnum12 on September 13, 2008, 12:05:08 pm
You're going to love Simi. The chapperal (the area's biome) is going to start looking at its best around that time of year. Simi is basically a mid sized city surrounded by hills. I'd suggest bringing an umbrella since December-February is the wet season around here.
Title: Re: itt Mike goes to America!
Post by: sonicam on September 16, 2008, 09:14:05 am
I want to go to DR. :( Enjoy the BEAUTIFUL ladies, BEAUTIFUL beaches and the WILD clubs. :(
Title: Re: itt Mike goes to America!
Post by: ChaoRC on September 18, 2008, 12:24:34 am
So will you be visiting us SoCalers? I demand a San Diego meeting >:(

Or if you can actually be arsed to go a bit south to where I live that would be nice >_>

I live in North County, so that might work.

Or we could always meet up some time later if he's too busy. <_<
Title: Re: itt Mike goes to America!
Post by: Alondite on September 18, 2008, 11:41:21 pm
I'm in New York (not NYC, Upstate New York) which I guess is right in the area where you'll be.
Title: Re: itt Mike goes to America!
Post by: yse on August 26, 2009, 03:47:43 pm
OK guess what folks!

As you all know this all fell through last year in a big way... largely due to the fact that I couldn't afford the trip. But this year I can, and nothing's gonna stand in my way!

So, allow me to launch... MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010

That's right, England too! So all you Europeans who never dreamed you'd have an opportunity to meet me, now's your chance!

I've decided I'm not going to do the volunteering thing so I'm also in no rush to get around. I'm budgeting for about six weeks away, so I'll probably spend a month or so in America and a couple of weeks in England after that.

Again, I'll need to work around MAGfest (Jan 1-4, effectively the SDA convention) - we're gonna be doing a marathon of classic games while we're there, make sure you watch! Miles will be running Sonic 1, stanski Sonic 2 and myself Sonic 3!

So basically, everyone let me know when you're free and I'll make sure I work you into my plans. First post will be edited to reflect aforementioned plans.
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: P.P.A. on August 26, 2009, 08:09:29 pm
No come to Europe instead :(
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: Alondite on August 26, 2009, 09:19:43 pm
So will it be at the same time of year it was going to be before? Like January? I'll be home on winter break if so. I'm in central New York, very near Syracuse.
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: douglas on August 27, 2009, 01:36:33 pm
All plans for that period have now been cancelled, and I am ready and able to receive my dose of mike-based awesome at any time.  I am concerned that we won't be able to stay in the same room too long though, not sure any walls can contain that amount of win :)
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: SonicAD on August 27, 2009, 01:38:02 pm
Skip going to England and go to Canada for the Olympics instead >_>
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: yse on August 27, 2009, 08:41:41 pm
All plans for that period have now been cancelled, and I am ready and able to receive my dose of mike-based awesome at any time.  I am concerned that we won't be able to stay in the same room too long though, not sure any walls can contain that amount of win :)

You've got enough time, get a few of your buddies at Google to make a Google Awesome tool which automatically protects the room you're standing in from being overloaded with awesome.

...yeah, unintended consequences, shut up ok.
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: douglas on August 28, 2009, 06:58:14 am
All plans for that period have now been cancelled, and I am ready and able to receive my dose of mike-based awesome at any time.  I am concerned that we won't be able to stay in the same room too long though, not sure any walls can contain that amount of win :)

You've got enough time, get a few of your buddies at Google to make a Google Awesome tool which automatically protects the room you're standing in from being overloaded with awesome.

...yeah, unintended consequences, shut up ok.
Would've done it yesterday, but we were too busy being on fire :o
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: Spinballwizard on August 28, 2009, 08:47:36 am
Come up to Michigan on a weekend, that way I probably won't have plans.
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: CosmicFalcon on September 09, 2009, 04:36:38 pm
I propose a strictly scientific test to compare the inebriation-to-alcohol-intake ratio (colloquially, lightweightedness) of English, Scottish, and Australian peoples.
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: Alondite on September 09, 2009, 04:55:33 pm
That sounds like a fantastic idea!......except I'm in really good shape so I metabolize alcohol very quickly and efficiently, so it doesn't take much to get me drunk anymore :\
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: yse on September 10, 2009, 05:49:29 am
Yeah except Alondite you fit none of the descriptions X)

Funny, CF, I had just suggested to RPG the exact same plan. Except that I probably won't drink :P I suppose things could change if you find me a drink I actually like though.

Anyway I am in need of booking tickets before they get too expensive, so I need some idea of dates. I'm going to be in America probably from the last couple of days of December until mid to late January, and then in England from then until some time in February. I need to be back before the 17th so I can move into my new place for next year before uni starts. Give me a hand here, guys!

I particularly want the Americans to help me plot a course through the country... here's what I've got so far:
Dec... 29 or so?: California (Upth, Quartz, magnum, etc)
Jan 1-4: DC (MAGfest, the SDA crew)
Jan 5-8?: Northeast corner (Thorn, Alondite, DsS etc: this is also where most of my friends from college will be)
Jan 9-10: Michigan (I vaguely recall one of you saying it had to be on a weekend, so I'm going to try and take this weekend out for you)
From there, anyone in the middle that wants to see me (eg. Stefan, Aitamen), then I'll probably fly from there back to NY, maybe spend a couple more days in the northeast before setting off to England.

So something I need to work out is how to get between places. How's the public transport between states, for example? Does it even exist?
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: flying fox on September 10, 2009, 08:53:47 am
I have nothing planned in January or February so if you're around any where near london we could meet up and do something together if you want :)
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: yse on September 10, 2009, 09:40:29 am
OK, I'll fit you in somewhere :) I know douglas is gonna be in London so I'll definitely be there at some point.
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: Thorn on September 10, 2009, 02:06:20 pm
I don't know if your SDA convention thingy has moved since last year, but I seem to recall you saying that was in Washington D.C., and anybody who's listened to Joe Biden enough knows that there's a train that runs from there to Wilmington, DE daily. I could pick you up from Wilmington Station, but I don't know much about transportation from Wilmington to anywhere north. I could drop you off at Philadelphia International Airport if you're hopping on a plane like we planned out last year.
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: EngiNerd on September 10, 2009, 02:10:47 pm
Jan 5-8?: Northeast corner (Thorn, Alondite, DsS etc: this is also where most of my friends from college will be)
I'd invite you up to Maine, but I'm pretty sure I'm the only one up that far, and nobody around here cares about me that much...
Okay, maybe Donna, but otherwise...
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: CosmicFalcon on October 22, 2009, 03:56:04 am
FF I'M NEAR LONDON YOU NEVER WANT TO MEET UP AND DO SOMETHING WITH ME D: D: D: D: D:
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: flyby on October 22, 2009, 03:57:33 am
She's too smart to be strung along by you!
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: CosmicFalcon on October 22, 2009, 02:22:40 pm
flyby just cuz I left you hangin' in new york~
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: flyby on October 22, 2009, 02:39:00 pm
"just", that is a very valid reason!
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: Strong Bad on December 05, 2009, 12:48:59 am
yo i live in missouri.
kinda close to michigan
but kinda not.
definitely not a necro
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: flyby on December 06, 2009, 03:39:48 am
...lol most epic post ever. SB wins
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: Spinballwizard on December 06, 2009, 10:18:29 pm
Lies, douglas already won this topic.
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: Spinballwizard on January 17, 2010, 06:04:53 pm
Double post fail. Necro fail. But I think reviving the topic DURING THE TOUR is acceptable.

Post your experiences of meeting the man behind the madness! For instance, today:

1. "When I evolve, I'm going to kill you all."
2. AD, Donna, and I doing Pokemon shenanigans (mixing records, evolving, and random ID trades) while Ben introduces Mike to the "carpocalypse" that happened around here.
3. Me convincing Donna to read my shirt right. (After mike posts the evidence, you'll see what I mean.)
4. ZERO instances of "I CALL BS!" (I was disappointed.)
5. The actual TSC players doing this Indy 500 arcade thing at GameWorks. Proof that mike isn't the speedrunner he's made out to be! (Finishing order: 1st AD, 2nd Donna, 3rd SBW, 4th Mike)

Mike currently has the evidence on his camera. We found a crane game with Sonic plushies to use as our background. (We almost posed in front of a Detroit Lions statue thing!)
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: Taillow on January 17, 2010, 06:28:03 pm
Oh hey, here's the topic.  Also, good idea.

1: The airport!  There's a lot of it off limits to people waiting for arrivals >_>  Good thing I knew Mike by his face.
2: The transit!  We ran into who could have been a hooker or something, someone asking for change, and a stall on one of the linerails or whatever they call them.  I've never run into this kind of thing before <_<
        Then again I haven't taken the linerails, just the subway around here >_>
3: Apparently Mike's number shows up as an Ohio call on my phone.  I blame my phone not being able to work with foreign numbers.
4: Union Station is pretty cool when leaving the Red Line.  You go up the stairs in this plain, gray station and then boom.  Fancy brown station waiting room.  In my opinion, the best way to enter that station.
5: Hey Mike how's your sudoku book going along?
6: Apparently I can't call Mike back.  As such it was lucky that I got to give him his chocolate squares after eating lunch. <_<
        On a subway interception, to boot.  With that said, if I missed him then I would have eaten it myself >_>
7: Mike never asked me for my name.
8: ZERO instances of "I CALL BS!".  Though it would have been perfect for the Blue Line holdup.

It was particularly short but perhaps next time there can be more cool stuff done with.  By the way I'm a terrible host.
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: Thorn on January 17, 2010, 07:03:44 pm
Hm.

January 5th-6th
I got a call from mike about an hour before he was supposed to arrive on the 5th saying that he had bought the wrong train tickets and wouldn't be arriving until an hour later than expected. I picked him up at the Wilmington Station, and we went to Arby's for a quick bite to eat. We discussed the $0.01 coupons on the tray, which made their way to FailBlog because idiots didn't understand the marketing campaign (but comments kept calling it "Arbus" instead, so this was clearly worthy of a FailBlog Fail). We took his bags to my house and met my parents, my two dogs beat him up, and we took refuge upstairs. He purchased train tickets online for the next day for his next stop, at which point we headed to the Septa platform in Claymont. I got a call from GerbilSoft making sure that we were coming and we boarded a train for 30th Street Station in Philadelphia to meet him. His voice sounded surprisingly like a jock over the phone, going completely against the mental image I'd had of him.

We ended up talking about TSC on the train ride, because it's more fun in person than on IRC, or something. I commented on the argument #soniccenter had over the competition rules right before I left to pick mike up, then said that I should take a week off from chat before I strangle somebody (I didn't >_>).

We arrived at 30th Street Station, and I said to mike that I had no idea where GerbilSoft is, trying to judge what he'd look like based on the impression of him I formed from his voice over the phone. Right after saying this, I heard, "I'm right here," and turned around to see somebody in a trenchcoat holding a silver briefcase. I started hearing that song "Secret *beat* Ag-ent Man, Se-cret..." in my head, but didn't say anything aloud. We followed GerbilSoft to his workplace, where he showed us a heck of broken and/or old computers, and then went to his dorm. We needed IDs to get in, and I almost panicked when I couldn't find it when mike pointed out that I'd moved it to my jacket pocket. In his dorm, GerbilSoft showed us some of the projects he was working on such as his emulator, and mike did a lot of smiling and nodding as the discussion went over his head while I hung on by a thread with sparse bits of knowledge I'd picked up on my way to Tech Membership at Sonic Retro. We ended up playing Super Smash Bros. Brawl for the rest of the night, and while I won most of the matches, they weren't easy matches by any means, and I realized that I really miss having live competition. We also had a Manaphy appear, but it was during the all-Sonic match we had before we left, so it was more of a Manaphail. (Another Manaphy appeared during a match of me vs. DsS later that week and it worked; my karma must've been awesome). We went to the train station and GerbilSoft saw us off.

On the train, I went to apologize to mike that the day was a bit dull, but he was falling asleep with his head on the seat in front of him, so I figured it was probably better that way anyway. It was late when we made it back home and he had an early train on the way out, so the rest of his time here consisted of him getting on the Internet to keep in touch with people while I was playing the cool parts of Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games.

The next day, we made it to Wilmington Station with plenty of time left to go before his train left, so we sat down and waited. His train was then delayed 10 minutes. 10 minutes later, the train was delayed indefinitely. 30 minutes after that, Amtrak gave him tickets for the express train going to the same destination at 1:12pm. I pointed out that it's 1:09pm right now, and we ran to the platform where the train arrived, and he left. I stood there on the platform watching it pull away, then went home.

Exciting stuff.

January 12th-13th
Mom made something I didn't particularly care for for dinner, so I spent about a half-hour making and then eating Kraft Macaroni & Cheese. I went back to my computer afterwards to find MSN blinking.

(5:57 PM) Mike:
hey thorn, you there?
(5:57 PM) Thorn:
yep
caught me just as I came back
(5:57 PM) Mike:
heh
if there's a couple of missed calls on your phone they're from me >_>
(5:58 PM) Thorn:
...oh, what's going on?
phone was off, sorry
(5:58 PM) Mike:
I'm in philly and have nowhere to go >_>
(5:58 PM) Thorn:
oh, heh
where in Philly?
(5:58 PM) Mike:
well I say that, I could -get- myself somewhere to go right now
at 30th street, just got off a train
I do have friends here >_> but they can't put me up for a night so I'm going to have to see them tomorrow
(6:00 PM) Thorn:
heh, iono the local train schedule for today, I think it changed yesterday from what it was last week
lemme check it out
(6:00 PM) Mike:
hahaha
(6:01 PM) Thorn:
not actually sure, but I thought I saw a sign while I was waving goodbye at your train that said the schedule chaged yesterday
(6:03 PM) Thorn:
so what's going on, you want me to come up there, or do you need a place to crash again?
(6:03 PM) Mike:
I hate to ask... but yeah, a place to crash

Thank God I didn't take that week off from chat, or I'd've never gotten the message: my phone had no memory of the calls. I picked mike up at the Claymont platform at about 7:15pm, and given that we didn't really do much last time outside of ride trains and talk, I decide to head to the bowling alley instead of heading home and doing nothing. I go to enter our names onto the scoreboard, and get stuck before deciding on TALLMIKE and SHORTMIKE. TALLMIKE pulls 7 to 9 pins every frame consistently while I get between 1 and 8. Eight frames in, it's 88-60 in TALLMIKE's favor. He ended with 100 even. I bowled a double followed by two throws for a few and end with 102. BS was called during the game. We went home and played 1 vs. 100 Live, where mike was surprisingly competent with American trivia. The rest of the night was spent watching SDA Marathon runs such as Pianotoads and eating chicken nuggets.

The next day, mike tried to book train tickets for an 11:36pm train from Wilmington to New York City, but his card was denied, so we decided to purchase them at the train station before he left. I took mike to the Claymont platform where he left to meet some friends at Villanova. While he was gone, I had another friend call, and we hung out for the time being. I got a text from mike later on saying

Hey mike, going to
get the 5:14 back, 8
minutes late

so I went to the platform again to meet him. The train arrived 35 minutes late, which was followed by a 20-minute line to leave the parking lot. We made it back home at about 7pm, and his train left at 11:36pm, so we had time to get his stuff together and to play a rousing game of Sonic Shuffle. I beat a CPU with an emblem tie but more rings, and mike sat in last place. :( We then played a bit of Sonic Adventure 2 and experienced the most epic camera screw known to man. We drove to Wilmington Station, where the ticket counters were closed and the electronic ticket machines wouldn't take his card either. We spent the next 45 minutes panicking until the train came, at which point a security guard explained the situation to the staff on the train, and mike was allowed to purchase on-board. I'd given mike money in case there was a surcharge for the late purchase, and before leaving I said, "See you later." I then started leaving, thought about it, walked back, and said, "wait, no I won't."

It was more fun than it sounds. It also turns out that there was no surcharge, so hopefully mike put that money to good use while meeting flyby and SonicAD.
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: Strong Bad on January 20, 2010, 05:19:09 pm
a rousing game of sonic shuffle?
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: CosmicFalcon on February 08, 2010, 03:43:45 pm
mike and ff are vastly different in height.

That is all.
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: flying fox on February 08, 2010, 03:52:57 pm
mike and ff are vastly different in height.

That is all.

He's right and we have the picture to prove it. It should be going up on the Post Your Face topic soon, so keep an eye for it :P Also we even had RPG laughing at us when we were hugging so that will give you some indication of how vastly the difference is >_>

EDIT: Finally made it to 200 posts :P
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: CosmicFalcon on February 08, 2010, 03:54:46 pm
ff is small enough that she could probably be lifted into the air by spinning twin-tails.
Title: Re: itt MIKE'S WHIRLWIND TOUR OF AMERICA AND ENGLAND 2010
Post by: Spinballwizard on February 08, 2010, 09:24:37 pm
I have a feeling RPG would be laughing regardless of what happened. But hey.

Also did it become CF's dream of a "TSC Piss Up"?