Technical Discussion Forum?

[Mikey]

I personally wouldn't have a problem comparing them in the same thread - the problem isn't the comparison itself, it's the inevitable "which is better" which ensues.

[Sionnach Glic]

Personaly, I don't mind Vs debates at all. I'm just following what the rules say. As far as I see it, comparing hyperdrive against warp drive is just a Vs discussion with a different name.

[Mikey]

Fair enough. An ounce of prevention and all that, I guess.

[LaughingCheese]

Yeah. Eventually you realize all the discussions on this board get technical if you give them enough time. Also, they do not stay on topic more than 2 pages...3 may be a record.

Welcome to the board! I hope the other lurkers follow suit.

And I have seen that first hand...my intro thread turned technical like 2 or 3 pages ago...now we're discussing whether or not the Sov can separate!

LOL

[Mark]

Give it 2 or 3 MORE pages and it's very possible we'll be discussing snow cones.

[LaughingCheese]

Give it 2 or 3 MORE pages and it's very possible we'll be discussing snow cones.

Funny you should mention snow cones. I was considering buying a snow cone machine not too long ago, been too long since I've had one.

[Mark]

Hawaii is FAMOUS for its snow cones or as we call, shaved ice. There's a place up on the North Shore, where people who come from Japan, make a special trip out there for there snow cones.

[Lt. Staplic]

There's a snow cone company up here that makes the best Hawiian shave Ice snow cones EVER!

[Sionnach Glic]

What's a snow cone?

[Lt. Staplic]

you don't know what a snow cone is?

It's basicly crushed/shaved ice with a flavored syrup. Their really Good!

[Mark]

I'm not sure that he's not pulling your chain

[Tsukiyumi]

I can't eat them anymore (bad teeth), but there's a place down south of me in Missouri City that sells awesome snow-cones. They have something like fifty flavors, and you can mix as many as you want, for additional cost.

Rochey: Snow Cones

[Sionnach Glic]

Interesting. Never heard of them.

[Mark]

[Tsukiyumi]

I imagine there wouldn't be a ton of demand in a country that's almost always cold and rainy.