Glass Ass: The OFFICIAL JGlass Thread

[GI Cake]

It doesnt matter who I am

 

[The Crock]

Snow. Everywhere. In October.

 

[Little Jerry Lawler]

I downloaded all three seasons of Community and watched them in like three weeks to prepare for the 4th season. So mad.

 

[JGlass]

Snow. Everywhere. In October.

That's what you get for living in the mountains of Utah. And to think Los Angeles is only like, what, a days drive away?

I downloaded all three seasons of Community and watched them in like three weeks to prepare for the 4th season. So mad.

Why are you mad? You got to watch a awesome show.

 

[CH David]

Speaking of Assassin's Creed, did you hear they're making it into a movie, with Michael Fassbender slated to play the lead?

http://bloody-disgusting.com/news/3...m-is-back-on-track-michael-fassbender-is-too/

They also came out with like a 30 minute live action DVD prequel to AC II.

AC II is awesome, Glassyman. You should like it. So jacked for AC III.

 

[The Crock]

That's what you get for living in the mountains of Utah. And to think Los Angeles is only like, what, a days drive away?

16 hours, I think. Not entirely sure. I drove to California with my friends for my senior trip, but we stopped a bunch of times.

Don't get me wrong, I like the snow, but it's too damn early. It's a pretty cool visual -- the mountains are gorgeous right now -- but I'm not happy I have to walk around in that all day on campus. Oh, and of course, people are driving like total morons now. "Oh, it's snow! I should only drive 15 miles and hour and brake every couple seconds!" I get the whole slowing down thing, but not quite that much.

 

[Little Jerry Lawler]

That's what you get for living in the mountains of Utah. And to think Los Angeles is only like, what, a days drive away?



Why are you mad? You got to watch a awesome show.

I was anticipating on watching the awesome show for the 4th season last week. Hopefully they don't hold it off for long.

 

[Барбоса]

I've done the Salt Lake City - San Francisco drive. Didn't do it in a straight shot though.

 

[The Crock]

I've done the Salt Lake City - San Francisco drive. Didn't do it in a straight shot though.

We went from Salt Lake to St. George (stopped), then went through Arizona into Nevada and stopped in Vegas, and finally ended up in Los Angeles some hours later. I slept through most of the last legs of the drive.

 

[Барбоса]

Salt Lake City - Elko, NV - Truckee, CA (via Reno) - San Francisco

 

[JGlass]

AC II is awesome, Glassyman. You should like it. So jacked for AC III.

I already love it. The RPG elements of it really kick things up a notch, and Ezio is a much more dynamic character than Altair. He also climbs faster, which makes the game way less stressful.

16 hours, I think. Not entirely sure. I drove to California with my friends for my senior trip, but we stopped a bunch of times.

If I get this job in Los Angeles I'm going to have to drive out there, and I was thinking of stopping at... I think it was called St. George (Lake George?) for the last night before I get to LA, and that was about a 12 hour drive.

I've put a lot of thought into this job despite the fact I haven't even interviewed yet (4 PM today motha suckas), and I'm both excited and nervous about the drive. Excited because I've wanted to do a cross-country road trip for some time, but nervous because I'd likely be doing it alone and I'm worried about getting bored. That said, I'm excited to potentially see various WrestleZoners on my way across the country, though I'm not sure how many states I'll be passing through with people I want to visit. I know there's Doc and Phatso in Ohio... if Crock wants to come to St. George (Lake George), I'll be in Utah... OH! and I'll be just South of Chicago if CH David can spare the time to meet a brotha.

Don't get me wrong, I like the snow, but it's too damn early. It's a pretty cool visual -- the mountains are gorgeous right now -- but I'm not happy I have to walk around in that all day on campus. Oh, and of course, people are driving like total morons now. "Oh, it's snow! I should only drive 15 miles and hour and brake every couple seconds!" I get the whole slowing down thing, but not quite that much.

As a Bostonian, I know the pain of weird, unpredictable weather.

 

[red ass skull muhfukkah]

As a Bostonian, I know the pain of weird, unpredictable weather.

We had little sprinkles of snow down in southern Mass yesterday and it's like 65 today.

 

[JGlass]

We had little sprinkles of snow down in southern Mass yesterday and it's like 65 today.

It was cloudy and chilly here yesterday, but hardly snow conditions. New England is crazy man.

 

[The Crock]

If I get this job in Los Angeles I'm going to have to drive out there, and I was thinking of stopping at... I think it was called St. George (Lake George?) for the last night before I get to LA, and that was about a 12 hour drive.

St. George. Love that place.

I've put a lot of thought into this job despite the fact I haven't even interviewed yet (4 PM today motha suckas), and I'm both excited and nervous about the drive. Excited because I've wanted to do a cross-country road trip for some time, but nervous because I'd likely be doing it alone and I'm worried about getting bored. That said, I'm excited to potentially see various WrestleZoners on my way across the country, though I'm not sure how many states I'll be passing through with people I want to visit. I know there's Doc and Phatso in Ohio... if Crock wants to come to St. George (Lake George), I'll be in Utah... OH! and I'll be just South of Chicago if CH David can spare the time to meet a brotha.

I'd be down, if I could make it. It's a 5 hour drive, but if I don't have class I'll definitely come. St. George is a fun place. Hitting the dunes and the links is a necessity there.

As a Bostonian, I know the pain of weird, unpredictable weather.

Someone finally understands. It'll probably be a nice, sunny day tomorrow... right before it decides to shit snow all over the valley again.

 

[justinsayne]

If I get this job in Los Angeles I'm going to have to drive out there, and I was thinking of stopping at... I think it was called St. George (Lake George?) for the last night before I get to LA, and that was about a 12 hour drive.

I've put a lot of thought into this job despite the fact I haven't even interviewed yet (4 PM today motha suckas), and I'm both excited and nervous about the drive. Excited because I've wanted to do a cross-country road trip for some time, but nervous because I'd likely be doing it alone and I'm worried about getting bored. That said, I'm excited to potentially see various WrestleZoners on my way across the country, though I'm not sure how many states I'll be passing through with people I want to visit. I know there's Doc and Phatso in Ohio... if Crock wants to come to St. George (Lake George), I'll be in Utah... OH! and I'll be just South of Chicago if CH David can spare the time to meet a brotha.

If you make this cross country roadtrip & you decide to take a detour into a bit north into South Dakota let me know, I can't promise I'll give you a place to stay for the night, but I might be willingly to hook you up with a free meal, or if you decide to stop in Omaha I could take a few hour drive south & meet you there, WE COULD GO TO THE ZOO TOGETHER!!

 

[JGlass]

St. George. Love that place.

I'd be down, if I could make it. It's a 5 hour drive, but if I don't have class I'll definitely come. St. George is a fun place. Hitting the dunes and the links is a necessity there.

It would probably be during break, but that means hitting the dunes and links probably wouldn't happen. Actually, I don't even know what hitting the dunes means. Is that a euphemism for banging hookers?

Someone finally understands. It'll probably be a nice, sunny day tomorrow... right before it decides to shit snow all over the valley again.

Halloween weekend here is always a toss up. Last year there was a violent snow storm the crippled most of eastern MA (Boston was okay, but it was still a bitch to go out). The year before that it was average fall weather. The year before that it was about 70 degrees.

 

[JGlass]

If you make this cross country roadtrip & you decide to take a detour into a bit north into South Dakota let me know, I can't promise I'll give you a place to stay for the night, but I might be willingly to hook you up with a free meal, or if you decide to stop in Omaha I could take a few hour drive south & meet you there, WE COULD GO TO THE ZOO TOGETHER!!

South Dakota is out of the way, but I'll definitely be going through Omaha. Looks like Justinsayne will be added to the JGlass American Tour (pending employment).

Actually, if I take a different route on the way back I could stop in Indiana to visit Yazloz and Missouri to visit Slyfox! I bet he's just chomping at the bits to meet me!

I'd also pass through Armarillo, Texas, so maybe I'll see the Terry Funk!

Edit: If all goes according to plan, I'll have visited 12 states that I have previously never been to after this trip is over. They are: Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Colorado, New Mexico, Nevada, and Arizona, and Texas. In fact, the only states I'll pass through that I've already been to are New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Utah, and California.

 

[The Crock]

It would probably be during break, but that means hitting the dunes and links probably wouldn't happen. Actually, I don't even know what hitting the dunes means. Is that a euphemism for banging hookers?

Sand dunes. Or hookers. Either one sounds fine.

Halloween weekend here is always a toss up. Last year there was a violent snow storm the crippled most of eastern MA (Boston was okay, but it was still a bitch to go out). The year before that it was average fall weather. The year before that it was about 70 degrees.

Sounds just like Utah. We've had pretty tame Halloween weather over the past few years, except last year (poured rain).

EDIT: JGlass/Dagger meet-up in Texas? Shit would be amazing.

 

[JGlass]

Just got off my phone interview. It was good, but it was really more of a screening than an interview. Still, she made it sound like I was a real candidate, and she's going to schedule me for a Skype interview next week (I'll have to do two or three before they decide).

Unfortunately, it will be about three weeks until they make their final decisions, so unless one of the interviewers says something about me being a sure thing (which is totally possible because I'm pretty great), it looks like the JGlass American Tour information won't be released until the week of November 12th.

 

[Remix]

South Dakota is out of the way, but I'll definitely be going through Omaha. Looks like Justinsayne will be added to the JGlass American Tour (pending employment).

Actually, if I take a different route on the way back I could stop in Indiana to visit Yazloz and Missouri to visit Slyfox! I bet he's just chomping at the bits to meet me!

I'd also pass through Armarillo, Texas, so maybe I'll see the Terry Funk!

Edit: If all goes according to plan, I'll have visited 12 states that I have previously never been to after this trip is over. They are: Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Colorado, New Mexico, Nevada, and Arizona, and Texas. In fact, the only states I'll pass through that I've already been to are New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Utah, and California.

Wait, your route home is the way to Amarillo? Somebody, inform Tony Christie!

 

[Little Jerry Lawler]

South Dakota is out of the way, but I'll definitely be going through Omaha. Looks like Justinsayne will be added to the JGlass American Tour (pending employment).

Actually, if I take a different route on the way back I could stop in Indiana to visit Yazloz and Missouri to visit Slyfox! I bet he's just chomping at the bits to meet me!

I'd also pass through Armarillo, Texas, so maybe I'll see the Terry Funk!

Edit: If all goes according to plan, I'll have visited 12 states that I have previously never been to after this trip is over. They are: Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Colorado, New Mexico, Nevada, and Arizona, and Texas. In fact, the only states I'll pass through that I've already been to are New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Utah, and California.

>Northerners traveling to the South

ISHYGDDT

 

[Thriller Ant]

South Dakota is out of the way, but I'll definitely be going through Omaha. Looks like Justinsayne will be added to the JGlass American Tour (pending employment).

Actually, if I take a different route on the way back I could stop in Indiana to visit Yazloz and Missouri to visit Slyfox! I bet he's just chomping at the bits to meet me!

I'd also pass through Armarillo, Texas, so maybe I'll see the Terry Funk!

Edit: If all goes according to plan, I'll have visited 12 states that I have previously never been to after this trip is over. They are: Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Colorado, New Mexico, Nevada, and Arizona, and Texas. In fact, the only states I'll pass through that I've already been to are New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Utah, and California.

Where in Illinois will you be? I am either about 2 hours west of CH David or just outside of St. Louis.

 

[Little Jerry Lawler]

Here are the list of the states I've been to: Arkansas, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio.

Boom.

 

[Uncle Phatso]

What part of Ohio are you going through my dude?

 

[JGlass]

Where in Illinois will you be? I am either about 2 hours west of CH David or just outside of St. Louis.

Well, I'll be passing just south of Chicago on my way to LA, but I'll be passing right passed St. Louis on my way home, and I figure maybe I'll make that one of my stops and enjoy some St. Louis BBQ for dinner.

What part of Ohio are you going through my dude?

I'll be shooting the gap between Akron and Cleveland (maybe Doc and Harthan can both travel half way and meet me in North Royalton), but I'll be passing RIGHT by Toledo. I'm probably not going to make it one of my overnights, but I'll obviously stop by and grab lunch with you on my way out of Ohio.