Attention all you nabs

[Thilo]

[animuson]

Is this where you spend all your spare time not playing tron?

EDIT: Wait that sign says No Alcoholic Beverages so probably not...

[Titanoboa]

Haha, nice.

[Phytotron]

nab: –verb (used with object), nabbed, nab·bing. Informal.
1. to arrest or capture.
2. to catch or seize, especially suddenly.
3. to snatch or steal.

Origin: 1675–85; earlier nap; perhaps < Scandinavian; compare Danish nappe, Norwegian, Swedish nappa to snatch

—Related forms
nab·ber, noun


I hate internet culture.

[Basilisk]

nab: –verb (used with object), nabbed, nab·bing. Informal.
1. to arrest or capture.
2. to catch or seize, especially suddenly.
3. to snatch or steal.

Origin: 1675–85; earlier nap; perhaps < Scandinavian; compare Danish nappe, Norwegian, Swedish nappa to snatch

—Related forms
nab·ber, noun


I hate internet culture.

And I hate smart asses.

[Word]

And i've never seen you.

[Basilisk]

And i've never seen you.

..thats your problem.

[Word]

nah, I'm sure someone's IP checker will reveal your 999 other names once there's enough info.

[Basilisk]

nah, I'm sure someone's IP checker will reveal your 999 other names once there's enough info.

..? My first comment after 1 year and i met a omniscient guy.

/me has a new Foe in this forum

[Word]

I like how our signatures seem to correspond btw

[Slov]

wow that area looks awesome, where was this pic taken? US?

[INW]

http://www.nabsports.com/contact.asp#office
HQ located in Chicago.

[Phytotron]

Truly, you could do this all day (or at least 32 more times), and it still wouldn't be funny, creative, surprising, ironic, or interesting.

And the crux of it, the impetus for pointing it out in the first place—that is, the complete redefinition by ignorant webkids of an already-existing word—would still be characteristically senseless, obnoxious, and just plain stupid.

[sinewav]

http://www.nabsports.com/contact.asp#office
HQ located in Chicago.

Yeah, North Avenue Beach. It's a picture of people enjoying the super awesome, but super short summer in Chicago. The lake-front is really kick-ass for a few months out of the year, but just don't go in the water. It's not the pollution, but the temperature - it stays a brisk 65 degrees even in a heatwave, haha. It's one of the few places you can get hypothermia, quickly, in the dead of summer, especially if you've been drinking.

[INW]

...it stays a brisk 65 degrees even in a heatwave, haha. It's one of the few places you can get hypothermia, quickly, in the dead of summer, especially if you've been drinking.

You should go to Hampton Beach in New Hampshire.
The hottest temperature of that beach in summer can't get much over 50 or 60 degrees.