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[Francois Dillinger]

Common sense. Use it.

Kielan = homo.

[Dudermagee]

oh no he didn't

[jdel]

Ah so x7 or x8 is just the years, where as mx73 would be an M series engine, x7 for 85-88 and 3 for sedan.

I'm an idiot.

[Kielan]

Definitely. If you have a spare minute check out my flickr. I have yet to get feedback on anything.

When I get back to my dorm later tonight I will for sure.

Common sense. Use it.

Kielan = homo.

I SEE HOW IT IS.

You're just jelly you don't have a bomb latte to consume.

[Dudermagee]

I SEE HOW IT IS.

You're just jelly you don't have a bum latte to consume.

lolwut

[Francois Dillinger]

I couldn't order a latte. On account of my penis.

[Kielan]

I couldn't order a latte. On account of my penis.

-___-

[Dudermagee]

I couldn't order a latte. On account of my penis.

Do you know what a latte is?

[Francois Dillinger]

Iirc steamed milk and coffee. (my gf works at starbucks)

[Kielan]

Iirc steamed milk and coffee. (my gf works at starbucks)

Thats almost it, I was wrong about a cappuccino.

Latte has an espresso shot.

[Dudermagee]

Iirc steamed milk and coffee. (my gf works at starbucks)

pretty much, I had NFC

[Dudermagee]

Thats a cappuccino.

Latte has an espresso shot.

actually according to this site they both have Espresso and milk, its the way the milk is prepared that sets them apart:

http://www.thecoffeebrewers.com/article2.html

Cappuccino and Latte are drinks made with espresso and milk. The distinction is that in cappuccino, the milk is "frothed" (using the steam wand that is part of any espresso machine) into a "microfoam" that is about twice the volume of the original milk. In latte, the milk is merely "steamed" (heated, with the result being hot milk with a small head of froth) using the same steam wand, but a different technique. For frothing, the milk is converted to a "microfoam." The microbubbles in the foam are formed by forcing hot air into the tightly-knit "fabric" created by the protein molecules in milk. So ironically, skim milk, being higher in protein, will produce a more voluminous foam than whole milk. For latte, the goal is not to create that much foam, so any type of milk works.

[Kielan]

actually according to this site they both have Espresso and milk, its the way the milk is prepared that sets them apart:
http://www.thecoffeebrewers.com/article2.html

Corrected my post just before you posted that, read the same article hahah.

[Francois Dillinger]

I was right bitch!

[Kielan]

I was right bitch!

You missed the espresso part nigga. Doesn't change how good they are.