E3t Your Hearts Out! :)

[Asonokirk V 2.0]

I just got a ticket to E3. I'm going either Thursday or Friday. Eat your hearts out!

:)

[DaForce]

Uh.......okay.





:dunno:

[Asonokirk V 2.0]

Live E3 Coverage (http://www.g4tv.com/e32006/index.html)

I think from your response it is possible you don't know what E3 is. G4 TV is offering live coverage. This isn't something you can, like, buy tickets for. It isn't open to the general public, so this opportunity is something special.

[DaForce]

Oh yeah...this is the thing that my school is giving tickets out to.


Forgot all about it.


But then again, I'm not one of the VGA (video game art) majors.

[Sgt. Awesome]

I just get to watch it live...

I have now ripped my chest open with my teeth and am proceding to chew through my ribs.

[Bill_the_Pony]

I saw it last year already, and I wasn't really impressed at all. I'm glad Jar Jar was in it less, though.

[Space Tycoon]

The Fuck is E3?





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[Asonokirk V 2.0]

It is the annual electronic and gaming industry convention. Its where they unveil the new games and computers.

[Space Tycoon]

Sounds like THE PLACE to score.

:smirks:



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[southpaw]

Have fun Junior, bring me back something cool.

[Space Tycoon]

Where did they come up with the phrase, "Eat your heart out," anyway? Does anyone know the etymology of that idiom? Sounds rather violent.


I'd look it up on the internet but I'm currently occupied looking for... other things... :o




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[Asonokirk V 2.0]

Where did they come up with the phrase, "Eat your heart out," anyway? Does anyone know the etymology of that idiom? Sounds rather violent.


I'd look it up on the internet but I'm currently occupied looking for... other things... :o

Below is the best I could find on the net:


.Meaning: Intended to make one feel bitterness or pain as they long for something out of reach.
Example: Eat your heart out Jillian, I'm seeing Henrietta now. You had your chance.
Origin: Heart is also defined as the central, core, or inner most part of an object (or person). To eat the heart out is to remove the core or most important part, a part that will surely be missed. The phrase is probably a shortened way of saying "This will eat your heart out".
Alternative: Adapted from the 16th century "eat one's own heart", meaning to suffer from silent grief or vexation. It also has roots in the Biblical phrase, "to eat one’s own flesh", used to describe an indolent person.

[Son of Gilbert]

yeah if your would pick me up a PS3, I'll settle up with later, I think there about 25 bucks, right?

[Asonokirk V 2.0]

SO MUCH FOR THAT (http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060511/tc_nm/expo_sex_dc)

And, I am now not going to this thing. Bastids.