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tribdog
Feb13-05, 11:52 AM
Some people seem to be able to make the comment that just ruins a conversation. I've gone back to the last 100 or so really dead threads and counted up how many times each person was the one named as the last poster. Here's my list of PFs best thread killers:
1)with 21- franzneitzche
2)with 15- Moonbear
3)with 12- tribdog
4)with 9-tie-Ivan Seeking and Tsu

Honorable mentions go to:gokul, JasonRox, chrono and mattmns.

polyb
Feb13-05, 12:14 PM
Boy, I thought I was bad! Whooo! :rofl:

I guess maybe a race to the bottom of the threads should begin, right about, NOW! :tongue2:

dextercioby
Feb13-05, 12:24 PM
If i kill the thread:"Ask a stupid answer,get a stupid question",will i get a prize...??A pink ribbon,maybe...?:tongue2:

Daniel.

Moonbear
Feb13-05, 12:28 PM
If i kill the thread:"Ask a stupid answer,get a stupid question",will i get a prize...??A pink ribbon,maybe...?:tongue2:

Daniel.

franz won't let you kill it until it hits 2000 posts. He's been desperately ressurecting it every time someone rightfully should have killed it.

Andy
Feb13-05, 12:34 PM
I dunno whether to post or not?

Moonbear
Feb13-05, 12:42 PM
I dunno whether to post or not?

:rofl: Don't worry, apparently those of us who always have to get in the last word have been outed. :tongue2:

Gokul43201
Feb13-05, 12:55 PM
Ooh, an honorable mention !

Now for the snooty, academic part :

Tribdog, your conclusion (ability to kill threads) is not a direct outcome of the evidence (number of last posts). You have to at least factor in the total number of posts by each person (posts in GD) to get a more accurate representation of the killer instinct. Franz and Moonie have so many posts here, they are more likely to be the winning killers. You have to divide the number of kills by the total number of posts during the same period to get a corrected distribution.

Moonbear
Feb13-05, 01:04 PM
Ooh, an honorable mention !

Now for the snooty, academic part :

Tribdog, your conclusion (ability to kill threads) is not a direct outcome of the evidence (number of last posts). You have to at least factor in the total number of posts by each person (posts in GD) to get a more accurate representation of the killer instinct. Franz and Moonie have so many posts here, they are more likely to be the winning killers. You have to divide the number of kills by the total number of posts during the same period to get a corrected distribution.

:rofl:

Now, you also need to factor in the primary cause of death. Just because franz attempts to resurrect dead posts on a nightly basis, it doesn't mean he's the one who killed them. They were long dead before he posted in them. That's like saying the ER doc is the murderer because they couldn't bring a gunshot victim back to life. :biggrin:

loseyourname
Feb13-05, 02:38 PM
Dude, you read through the last 100 or so dead threads just to catalogue the final posters? How much free time do you have?

dextercioby
Feb13-05, 03:10 PM
If he's got so much time,why doesn't he catalogue the posters with # of posts in the TD subforum,as Greg wanted them not to be added to the indivdual tally...?

Daniel.

The Bob
Feb13-05, 05:06 PM
I can't believe I was not mentioned. I make a post and no one says anything at all. Oh well. This thread is dead. :frown:

The Bob (2004 ©)

tribdog
Feb13-05, 05:17 PM
Ooh, an honorable mention !

Now for the snooty, academic part :

Tribdog, your conclusion (ability to kill threads) is not a direct outcome of the evidence (number of last posts). You have to at least factor in the total number of posts by each person (posts in GD) to get a more accurate representation of the killer instinct. Franz and Moonie have so many posts here, they are more likely to be the winning killers. You have to divide the number of kills by the total number of posts during the same period to get a corrected distribution.
spoken like a true thread killer

Evo
Feb13-05, 06:52 PM
I've killed a few threads. :frown:

Moonbear
Feb13-05, 06:53 PM
I've killed a few threads. :frown:

Yeah, but when you kill a thread, you have the powers to hide the evidence. :rofl:

russ_watters
Feb13-05, 06:58 PM
:cry: I'm disappointed - as a Reublican, I naturally always want to have the last word and I thought I did a good job of killing threads in the Politics forum.

By the way, how much time do you have on your hands, exactly...?

franznietzsche
Feb13-05, 06:59 PM
Some people seem to be able to make the comment that just ruins a conversation. I've gone back to the last 100 or so really dead threads and counted up how many times each person was the one named as the last poster. Here's my list of PFs best thread killers:
1)with 21- franzneitzche
2)with 15- Moonbear
3)with 12- tribdog
4)with 9-tie-Ivan Seeking and Tsu

Honorable mentions go to:gokul, JasonRox, chrono and mattmns.


I thought my name was suspiciously at the end of too many threads.

However, i contend that my rank is solely due to the fact that i post far more than anyone else in here, so of course far more threads would have ended with my posts,thats just simple statistics.

Moonbear
Feb13-05, 07:07 PM
:cry: I'm disappointed - as a Reublican, I naturally always want to have the last word and I thought I did a good job of killing threads in the Politics forum.

:rofl: Awww...poor Russ. Sorry to break it to you, but when a Republican says something in a room full of Democrats/liberals, you'll NEVER get the last word. I don't know if tribdog counted the politics subforum in his rankings. Otherwise, I'd probably be much lower on the list given the limited number of posts I have in Politics.

Of course, another way I could choose to interpret the results are that some of us are just incredibly adept at so fully resolving an issue that once we speak, there is no room left for any more debate. *awaits tomatoes being thrown: I really wanted to make some salsa anyway* :biggrin:

Evo
Feb13-05, 08:14 PM
Yeah, but when you kill a thread, you have the powers to hide the evidence. :rofl:Yep, I just make the last post look like franz posted it. :biggrin:

polyb
Feb13-05, 08:25 PM
Of course, another way I could choose to interpret the results are that some of us are just incredibly adept at so fully resolving an issue that once we speak, there is no room left for any more debate.

And henceforth, you and all others like yourself shall be known as "THE MASTER DEBATORS"! :rofl:

franznietzsche
Feb13-05, 09:44 PM
And henceforth, you and all others like yourself shall be known as "THE MASTER DEBATORS"! :rofl:


I already held that title. :frown:

mattmns
Feb13-05, 10:32 PM
Honorable mentions go to:gokul, JasonRox, chrono and mattmns.

Sweet, and according to Gokul's logic, I am probably the thread killin king.

Moonbear
Feb13-05, 10:37 PM
And henceforth, you and all others like yourself shall be known as "THE MASTER DEBATORS"! :rofl:

Geez, post in one thread in biology and I'm branded for life. :redface:

franznietzsche
Feb13-05, 10:38 PM
I feel stupid posting last. It's like no one read your post.


You get used to that feeling after a while

dextercioby
Feb13-05, 10:44 PM
Ouch...Franz,be more polite...

Daniel.

franznietzsche
Feb13-05, 10:47 PM
Ouch...Franz,be more polite...

Daniel.
What?

I was speaking from personal experience.

I did get used to that feeling...

tribdog
Feb13-05, 11:08 PM
I hope so, you've had enough practice

BoulderHead
Feb13-05, 11:10 PM
This post is just to help franznietzsche out....
*didn't want to see him kill yet another thread*

LOLOLOLOL

tribdog
Feb13-05, 11:11 PM
are you kidding? this is his 15 minutes of fame. let him have the title

franznietzsche
Feb13-05, 11:34 PM
are you kidding? this is his 15 minutes of fame. let him have the title


Watch it tribdog, or i'll stompin' on your tail. :grumpy: :devil: :grumpy:

JasonRox
Feb14-05, 12:12 AM
You know what I hate...

Long threads that you missed from the beginning. If you choose to read all the posts, you realize 90% of the posts have nothing to do with the topic. If they do relate to the topic, then all the posts are really long and take a million hours to finish.

dextercioby
Feb14-05, 12:23 AM
Jason,why did u post?We were supposed to let Franz kill the "killer thread" thread,2...:tongue2:

Daniel.

P.S.Now he won't post in this thread as not to add another "prey" to "collection"...:tongue2:

franznietzsche
Feb14-05, 01:10 AM
Jason,why did u post?We were supposed to let Franz kill the "killer thread" thread,2...:tongue2:

Daniel.

P.S.Now he won't post in this thread as not to add another "prey" to "collection"...:tongue2:


Nope gotta keep my reputation up as thread-killer, besides, i'm a post-phyte(let that one settle in for a while)

Chronos
Feb14-05, 01:22 AM
Locking threads should not count.

dextercioby
Feb14-05, 01:37 AM
Thankfully Franz cannot lock threads...:tongue2: *relieved*

Daniel.

franznietzsche
Feb14-05, 02:35 AM
Thankfully Franz cannot lock threads...:tongue2: *relieved*

Daniel.


Darn. Oh well, i'll have to settle for posting a hundred times more than everyone else.

russ_watters
Feb14-05, 08:08 AM
Locking threads should not count. I don't know about that - when Zero was a mentor (and I wasn't), I purposely got threads I didn't like locked in the Politics forum (though, admittedly, he usually took the opportunity to get the last word...). :rofl: Its the same as saying something people won't respond to - just more effective and final.

Artman
Feb14-05, 01:50 PM
Muaaaaaa! They don't suspect me! They think it's franznietzsche, but it is really me. Muaaaaaa! :devil:

I lurk in the anonymous recesses of the internet, watching and waiting for my moment to pounce. I log in, post my response, and I sit and quietly watch as the thread whithers and dies away. In a matter of hours it's over. :devil:

Oh, one or two others, franznietzsche for example, may come along and try to breath life back into it, but it is dead alright. And no amount of clever chatter can save it. Muaaaaa! :devil:

And I didn't even make the "also ran" list! :devil:

franznietzsche
Feb14-05, 01:55 PM
What are you talking about?

Moonbear
Feb14-05, 02:04 PM
Nice try franz, this one's mine! Muwahahahahaha! :devil:

Artman
Feb14-05, 02:29 PM
See. Weak attempts at resuscitation, but it's dead. :devil:

(Actually I looked back and franz does have a lot of kills to his credit. The Doctor Kevorkian of PF. He just sneaks in and puts the threads to sleep.)

franznietzsche
Feb14-05, 02:59 PM
See. Weak attempts at resuscitation, but it's dead. :devil:

(Actually I looked back and franz does have a lot of kills to his credit. The Doctor Kevorkian of PF. He just sneaks in and puts the threads to sleep.)


Au contrair, i resurrect long dead ones, but without the help of the local medical establishment i can't keep them alive. Alas, i am a failed Dr Frankenstein it would seem.

Integral
Feb14-05, 04:16 PM
Does it count as a thread kill when I make a comment, then lock the thread?

Artman
Feb14-05, 04:20 PM
Does it count as a thread kill when I make a comment, then lock the thread?That's thread execution. We just have to assume the death penalty is justified.

Moonbear
Feb14-05, 04:22 PM
Does it count as a thread kill when I make a comment, then lock the thread?

Nope, it's cheating if you lock the thread, so we can't count that. If we started counting locked threads, tribdog would be pretty busy counting that sea of corpses over in TD.

franznietzsche
Feb14-05, 05:37 PM
Nope, it's cheating if you lock the thread, so we can't count that. If we started counting locked threads, tribdog would be pretty busy counting that sea of corpses over in TD.


Yeah, but it would be easier in TD, because there the threads are all stillborn, its the thread posters who kill them.

Moonbear
Feb14-05, 06:03 PM
Yeah, but it would be easier in TD, because there the threads are all stillborn, its the thread posters who kill them.

:rofl: True, very true.

*yanks thread out of franz's hands* I told you, this one's MINE...Mine, mine, all mine! I'm going to kill this thread or die trying! :tongue:

:rofl:

mattmns
Feb14-05, 06:38 PM
*sneaks in*

Artman
Feb14-05, 06:45 PM
*sneaks in*I wonder how long we can sustain this? (it's mine I tell you. I killed it.)

Moonbear
Feb14-05, 07:07 PM
I wonder how long we can sustain this? (it's mine I tell you. I killed it.)

*jumps over coffee table and knocks over lamp lunging for Artman* Hey! Give it back! It's MY dead thread. :tongue:

franznietzsche
Feb14-05, 08:39 PM
:rofl: True, very true.

*yanks thread out of franz's hands* I told you, this one's MINE...Mine, mine, all mine! I'm going to kill this thread or die trying! :tongue:

:rofl:


Nope it will go to me, because i'll post in it at about 3 Am, and then post in enough threads after it to put it 3 pages back. Then you'll never find it, and i will win.

Moonbear
Feb14-05, 09:11 PM
Nope it will go to me, because i'll post in it at about 3 Am, and then post in enough threads after it to put it 3 pages back. Then you'll never find it, and i will win.

*limps back in* *sighs* Okay, I'll have to concede this one to you. I think I pulled something while tackling Artman. Besides, I think I'll be spending the rest of the night gluing Evo's lamp back together. :frown:

franznietzsche
Feb14-05, 09:14 PM
*limps back in* *sighs* Okay, I'll have to concede this one to you. I think I pulled something while tackling Artman. Besides, I think I'll be spending the rest of the night gluing Evo's lamp back together. :frown:


Thats what you get for being so over zealous.

Slow and steady wins the race, don't you know that? For someone with a Phd in sex, i'd think you'd at least know that. :wink:

klusener
Feb14-05, 09:56 PM
:cry: I'm disappointed - as a Reublican, I naturally always want to have the last word and I thought I did a good job of killing threads in the Politics forum.

By the way, how much time do you have on your hands, exactly...?

Wow cool, a new party, where can I sign the sign-up sheet? Can I make up a party song for us? "Hail, we are the mighty Reublicans", what should our party animal be? do you like platypuses?

Anyway we have a lot to decide, who should run as the vp and president in 08? Don't worry we still have a long time and for you Dems and Repubs, make way for the Reublicans.

----------------------

Sorry, I am bored, so i am acting childish.. you don't have to respond to this post..

-------------------------

p.s. - also if you didn't recognize, this is my first attempt at killing/stealing a thread... :blushing:

Moonbear
Feb14-05, 10:01 PM
Wow cool, a new party, where can I sign the sign-up sheet? Can I make up a party song for us? "Hail, we are the mighty Reublicans", what should our party animal be? do you like platypuses?

Anyway we have a lot to decide, who should run as the vp and president in 08? Don't worry we still have a long time and for you Dems and Repubs, make way for the Reublicans.

:rofl: Where can I sign up? We need a new party! Should we get the PF Party Bus ready?

Sorry, I am bored, so i am acting childish.. you don't have to respond to this post..

Nice try. You'll have to be far more clever than that if you plan to steal the title of thread-killer on this one. :tongue:

franznietzsche
Feb14-05, 10:05 PM
:rofl: Where can I sign up? We need a new party! Should we get the PF Party Bus ready?


I'm bring vodka, rum and guinness. Maybe aftershock, but only the 'special' Pfers are getting that from me.


Nice try. You'll have to be far more clever than that if you plan to steal the title of thread-killer on this one. :tongue:


Cause i'm da MASTA-ThreadKilla!!! BOO-YAKASHA!!!!! :cool:

Moonbear
Feb14-05, 10:22 PM
I'm bring vodka, rum and guinness. Maybe aftershock, but only the 'special' Pfers are getting that from me.

Now that you've given away that you're underage, we're going to have to confiscate those. Sorry kiddo! :cool:

franznietzsche
Feb14-05, 10:42 PM
Now that you've given away that you're underage, we're going to have to confiscate those. Sorry kiddo! :cool:


It was well known before this.

But for your threat, no aftershock for you.

tribdog
Feb15-05, 12:08 AM
Next one to post in this thread is a rotten egg.

franznietzsche
Feb15-05, 12:11 AM
Next one to post in this thread is a rotten egg.
NIce try trib. Trying to take the killing of the thread killers thread for yourself tribdog, but no way. I'v got a title to defend here. No aftershock for you either.

Gokul43201
Feb15-05, 02:05 AM
Hey Franz, haven't noticed you around the other threads very much...

Moonbear
Feb15-05, 02:17 AM
Yeah, he hasn't quite buried this one as effectively as he thought he would. :rofl: :devil:

franznietzsche
Feb15-05, 02:47 AM
Yeah, he hasn't quite buried this one as effectively as he thought he would. :rofl: :devil:


Yeah jsut remember, gokul's getting after shock and you're not. Who's laughing now?

Actually forget that. Me and the single PF women, to the back of the party bus with the aftershock!!!

Artman
Feb15-05, 07:39 AM
Yeah jsut remember, gokul's getting after shock and you're not. Who's laughing now?

Actually forget that. Me and the single PF women, to the back of the party bus with the aftershock!!!What is aftershock? I've never heard of that.

(Oh and by the way, rotten eggs from Tribdog may be okay, but look at them real carefully if he stores them near his pickled onions.) :yuck:

(mine again... but where is moonbear going to leap from this time?)

Moonbear
Feb15-05, 07:59 AM
What is aftershock? I've never heard of that.

(Oh and by the way, rotten eggs from Tribdog may be okay, but look at them real carefully if he stores them near his pickled onions.) :yuck:

(mine again... but where is moonbear going to leap from this time?)

*pounces from behind the sofa* A good 3 hours of sleep and I'm all recovered from yesterday's injuries. franz is going to have to start waking up a bit earlier if he's going to keep his title of killer of the thread killer thread. :biggrin:

dextercioby
Feb15-05, 08:21 AM
title of killer of the thread killer thread.

That's just adorable... :!!) I want this title... :cool: :devil:

Daniel.

Artman
Feb15-05, 08:23 AM
*pounces from behind the sofa* A good 3 hours of sleep and I'm all recovered from yesterday's injuries. franz is going to have to start waking up a bit earlier if he's going to keep his title of killer of the thread killer thread. :biggrin:Ooooof! I'd ask you to get off me, but I'm enjoying it way too much. :rofl: :wink:

(Well that should do it for getting rid of moonbear. :tongue2:)

Moonbear
Feb15-05, 08:27 AM
Ooooof! I'd ask you to get off me, but I'm enjoying it way too much. :rofl: :wink:

(Well that should do it for getting rid of moonbear. :tongue2:)

Aaack!!! *grabs thread and runs far far far from Artman* Neener neener! :tongue2:

Artman
Feb15-05, 09:08 AM
Aaack!!! *grabs thread and runs far far far from Artman* Neener neener! :tongue2:You should not have run out of sight of me. Haven't you ever seen those stalker type horror movies, when the girl foolishly runs away from the murderer (thread killer) only to find that when he disappeared from her sight, he snuck up on her from the other direction and...


AHHHHH!!!!! He leaps from the bushes and grabs the thread ripping it into tiny shreads! Muaaaaaa! :devil: :devil: :devil:

arildno
Feb15-05, 09:12 AM
I've never seen such horror movies.
In those movies I've seen, the foolish girl always runs into the bathroom or basement where she ought to have known she can't escape from (but that's why she's foolish, I suppose).
Her survival depends upon whether she is pretty or not.

Artman
Feb15-05, 09:22 AM
I've never seen such horror movies.
In those movies I've seen, the foolish girl always runs into the bathroom or basement where she ought to have known she can't escape from (but that's why she's foolish, I suppose).
EDIT: whether she survives or not, depends upon whether she is pretty or not.But she isn't in time to save the thread. Artman drags the lifeless body of the thread to his lair, a dilapidated cabin deep in the woods, where he places the carcass on the "altar" he's constructed out of threads that he has dragged the life out of in the past. :yuck: He lights another candle and sits in his hockey mask waiting for some hapless fool to come along.

Tsu
Feb15-05, 10:13 AM
*jumps over coffee table and knocks over lamp lunging for Artman* Hey! Give it back! It's MY dead thread. :tongue:

FIGHT!!!!!!!11111 :surprised :rofl: :rofl:

Gokul43201
Feb15-05, 10:15 AM
<hapless fool> Ooh, what's this dilapidated cabin in the woods ? <walking in, looking for soup> Aw crap ! All it's got is this stupid altar constucted out of threads that have had their lives dragged out of them in the past. Wait a minute ...is that Wayne Gretzky by the scented cand-AAAAARGH :surprised.

Artman
Feb15-05, 10:31 AM
<hapless fool> Ooh, what's this dilapidated cabin in the woods ? <walking in, looking for soup> Aw crap ! All it's got is this stupid altar constucted out of threads that have had their lives dragged out of them in the past. Wait a minute ...is that Wayne Gretzky by the scented cand-AAAAARGH :surprised.
AAAARGGHHH!Artman screams, "Mother what have you done to GoKul and Tsu?"

Monique
Feb15-05, 10:35 AM
:uhh: :confused:

Artman
Feb15-05, 10:42 AM
Artman, now wearing an old lady's floor length nightgown, a hockey mask, and a pair of high healed pumps, drags the unconscious bodies (he doesn't kill people, just threads) of Tsu and Gokul over next to the altar, where he ties them up, gags them and puts lipstick on their faces (not a nice shade but a tacky red that doesn't go with their outfits).

He returns to his rocking chair and waits for another victim... :devil: :devil: :devil:

Oops too slow. He puts monique over there too.

Moonbear
Feb15-05, 01:29 PM
Hearing the commotion inside, Moonbear quickly checks the clip on her sig sauer and creeps to the door. She peeks through the knothole in the door and sees Tsu, Gokul and Monique unconscious on the floor, guarded by the madman wearing a hockey mask. In one swift motion, she crashes down the door to the cabin thankful that doors in horror films are always easier to break down than real doors, and takes careful aim at the madman's third shirt button.

"Back off!" She commands him, waving him toward the corner of the room. "Down on the floor...NOW!" Having faithfully watching the A-Team and MacGuyver while growing up, she is prepared with the required duct tape and handily binds and gags Artman, who is revealed when she yanks off his mask. She picks up the thread, tucks it in her inside jacket pocket and walks over to Tsu, Gokul and Monique. Keeping an eye on Artman, ready to blast off his kneecaps if he makes any sudden moves toward her or the thread, she swiftly unties the rest of the group, and instructs them, "Get on out of here! Don't look back, I've got everything under control."

Artman
Feb15-05, 01:46 PM
However, the groggy Monique, who just happened to stumble into the thread, was unaware that Artman was actually the dreaded thread cereal killer. She woke to see Moonbear tying poor Artman up and suspected that she had attacked her as well.

So when she was released from her bonds, she jumped moonbear and tied her up, and then she went over and freed Artman.

Moonbear
Feb15-05, 02:11 PM
But the hapless Artman, in his glee over being freed by his own captive, forgot to take the thread with him as he ran out with Monique. Moonbear still had the thread, but was left lying tied up on the floor. She started looking around and thinking to herself, "What would MacGuyver do?" Then she spotted it, the scented candle on the altar. She wriggled herself over to the altar and started to bump against it. Being a horror film, she was sure this would work. Sure enough, after one more bump, the candle tumbled to the floor, neither extinguishing itself nor setting ablaze the cloth covering the altar. She scoots around so her back is to the flame, and holds the ropes over it. She winces as she gets her hand a bit too close to the flame, readjusts her position, and thankful they used natural fiber rather than nylon rope, she quickly gets the rope burnt off, breaking it and freeing herself just before the flame on the rope spreads to her wrists. Of course, NOW the cloth on the altar catches on fire and the entire cabin is rapidly engulfed in flames as Moonbear hurriedly unties her ankles and runs out the door only moments before the entire cabin collapses.

franznietzsche
Feb15-05, 02:18 PM
FIGHT!!!!!!!11111 :surprised :rofl: :rofl:


MY dead thread people..

Look waht happens, i run off to a meeting on astrophysics, try to get something productive done, and already you're trying to usurp me?

I'm hurt.

ONce again, me and the single Pf women to the back of the bus with the after shock!!!!


This thread is MINE!!!!! :devil: :devil: :devil:

Evo
Feb15-05, 02:20 PM
AAAAGHHHHH!!!!! Get TSU & Gokul out of the burning cabin!!!!! :surprised

Artman
Feb15-05, 02:21 PM
But the hapless Artman, in his glee over being freed by his own captive, forgot to take the thread with him as he ran out with Monique. Moonbear still had the thread, but was left lying tied up on the floor. She started looking around and thinking to herself, "What would MacGuyver do?" Then she spotted it, the scented candle on the altar. She wriggled herself over to the altar and started to bump against it. Being a horror film, she was sure this would work. Sure enough, after one more bump, the candle tumbled to the floor, neither extinguishing itself nor setting ablaze the cloth covering the altar. She scoots around so her back is to the flame, and holds the ropes over it. She winces as she gets her hand a bit too close to the flame, readjusts her position, and thankful they used natural fiber rather than nylon rope, she quickly gets the rope burnt off, breaking it and freeing herself just before the flame on the rope spreads to her wrists. Of course, NOW the cloth on the altar catches on fire and the entire cabin is rapidly engulfed in flames as Moonbear hurriedly unties her ankles and runs out the door only moments before the entire cabin collapses.But to her dismay, leaving the thread inside! Meanwhile, Monique is beginning to wonder about why Artman is wearing a tacky old lady nightgown and high healed pumps. And she stops running, causing Artman to turn and see the cabin engulfed in flames.

(Oh gosh, this is getting freaky even for me.) :yuck:

Anyway, he rushes back mainly because he doesn't want all those dead threads to get hot again.

Being a horror movie, he walks into the burning cabin (the thread killer can't die, who'd do the sequel?) And grabs the smoldering thread.

Moonbear
Feb15-05, 02:25 PM
AAAAGHHHHH!!!!! Get TSU & Gokul out of the burning cabin!!!!! :surprised

:confused: What happened?? Did they run back in after I told them to leave? Noooo!!!! :cry:

Oh, wait, it looks like the fireproof altar fell on top of them and protected them from the building collapse (it was just the cloth covering it that was flammable). I see them crawling out from under there now. They're okay, they're okay!!! :smile:

Artman
Feb15-05, 02:28 PM
:confused: What happened?? Did they run back in after I told them to leave? Noooo!!!! :cry:

Oh, wait, it looks like the fireproof altar fell on top of them and protected them from the building collapse (it was just the cloth covering it that was flammable). I see them crawling out from under there now. They're okay, they're okay!!! :smile:They're both trying to grab the thread for themselves. Why do you think they stayed there in the burning cabin?

And they call me crazy. Muaaaaaaa!

franznietzsche
Feb15-05, 02:33 PM
They're both trying to grab the thread for themselves. Why do you think they stayed there in the burning cabin?

And they call me crazy. Muaaaaaaa!

The thread is MINE :devil: !!!!!

Artman
Feb15-05, 02:36 PM
The thread is MINE :devil: !!!!!
Get him Mother!

Mother what have you done to poor Franz!? He was planning to party on the back of the bus and now look at him!

franznietzsche
Feb15-05, 02:40 PM
Get him Mother!

Mother what have you done to poor Franz!? He was planning to party on the back of the bus and now look at him!
:devil: :devil: :devil: :devil:

Apparently there were no single PF women ready to partake in the aftershock.

:devil: :devil: :devil: :devil:

Artman
Feb15-05, 02:45 PM
What they all fail to realize is that this thread died right here, several pages ago.

http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=63689&page=3

Muaaaaaa! They don't suspect me! They think it's franznietzsche, but it is really me. Muaaaaaa! :devil:

I lurk in the anonymous recesses of the internet, watching and waiting for my moment to pounce. I log in, post my response, and I sit and quietly watch as the thread whithers and dies away. In a matter of hours it's over. :devil:

Oh, one or two others, franznietzsche for example, may come along and try to breath life back into it, but it is dead alright. And no amount of clever chatter can save it. Muaaaaa! :devil:

And I didn't even make the "also ran" list! :devil:

franznietzsche
Feb15-05, 02:55 PM
What they all fail to realize is that this thread died right here, several pages ago.

http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=63689&page=3


This thread is mine and mine alone to kill. Such is my prerogative as the thread killing champion.

BobG
Feb15-05, 03:26 PM
Geez, this is just pathetic. Every single one of you should be embarrassed.

Resorting to gun slinging .... cross dressing ..... and WAYNE GRETZKY?! .... in a HOCKEY GOALIE MASK?! May you be banned from Canada, forever!

Seriously, taping people up with duct tape and burning down houses. And Artman, surely you've long since reached the age where you still need to call for your mommy. If I were you folks I'd be hoping this thread died ..... quickly .... and be hoping no one would ever remember the horrible things you've posted on this thread.

For shame, for shame. :grumpy:

franznietzsche
Feb15-05, 03:58 PM
Geez, this is just pathetic. Every single one of you should be embarrassed.

Resorting to gun slinging .... cross dressing ..... and WAYNE GRETZKY?! .... in a HOCKEY GOALIE MASK?! May you be banned from Canada, forever!

Seriously, taping people up with duct tape and burning down houses. And Artman, surely you've long since reached the age where you still need to call for your mommy. If I were you folks I'd be hoping this thread died ..... quickly .... and be hoping no one would ever remember the horrible things you've posted on this thread.

For shame, for shame. :grumpy:

Mine mine, the thread the thread is MINE
:surprised :surprised :surprised :surprised !

MINE, the thread is mine!!!

Moonbear
Feb15-05, 04:05 PM
:devil: :devil: :devil: :devil:

Apparently there were no single PF women ready to partake in the aftershock.

:devil: :devil: :devil: :devil:

That's because none of us has a clue what aftershock is. :confused:

Now, I've lost track...who has the thread?

franznietzsche
Feb15-05, 06:11 PM
That's because none of us has a clue what aftershock is. :confused:

Now, I've lost track...who has the thread?


Aftershock is 80 proof liquour. That's 40% alcohol, 20% sugar, 10%cinammon, 10%other liquid stuff. Or thats what it tastes like. The great thing with it is that if you leave it out, it solidifies into crystals, which you eat, and still get "drunk". Great great stuff.

And i have the thread, it is mine.

Moonbear
Feb15-05, 06:28 PM
Aftershock is 80 proof liquour. That's 40% alcohol, 20% sugar, 10%cinammon, 10%other liquid stuff. Or thats what it tastes like. The great thing with it is that if you leave it out, it solidifies into crystals, which you eat, and still get "drunk". Great great stuff.

And i have the thread, it is mine.

What the heck is in the "other stuff" if you're still getting drunk after the alcohol evaporates? That just sounds nasty. You're not going to lure anyone into the back of the bus with you with that crud. :yuck:

*snatches thread from franz while he's double-checking the aftershock label*

Math Is Hard
Feb15-05, 06:33 PM
What the heck is in the "other stuff" if you're still getting drunk after the alcohol evaporates? That just sounds nasty. You're not going to lure anyone into the back of the bus with you with that crud. :yuck:

*snatches thread from franz while he's double-checking the aftershock label*
I'm game for some aftershock - love that stuff.

I'll just be taking this thread now. :approve:
*Yoink!*

Moonbear
Feb15-05, 06:39 PM
I'm game for some aftershock - love that stuff.

I'll just be taking this thread now. :approve:
*Yoink!*

Wrong thread! :surprised That one was tied to tribdog's...:uhh:...y'know. You better run quick before he tells you to kiss it and make it better.

The right thread was this one here. *holds up thread to show MIH and a writhing tribdog* :biggrin:

Math Is Hard
Feb15-05, 06:52 PM
Wrong thread! :surprised That one was tied to tribdog's...:uhh:...y'know. You better run quick before he tells you to kiss it and make it better.

The right thread was this one here. *holds up thread to show MIH and a writhing tribdog* :biggrin:

CURSES!! I've been hornswaggled!!! :grumpy:

franznietzsche
Feb15-05, 06:59 PM
What the heck is in the "other stuff" if you're still getting drunk after the alcohol evaporates? That just sounds nasty. You're not going to lure anyone into the back of the bus with you with that crud. :yuck:

*snatches thread from franz while he's double-checking the aftershock label*


No thats the point, the alcohol doesn't evaporate, it just stays in the crystals. Great stuff. And i've got a whole bottle for the upcoming party weekend. :tongue2:

My thread!!!

Wrong thread! That one was tied to tribdog's......y'know. You better run quick before he tells you to kiss it and make it better.

The right thread was this one here. *holds up thread to show MIH and a writhing tribdog*

*snatches the thread stabs it repeatedly* Its mine to kill, no one elses.

dextercioby
Feb15-05, 07:04 PM
It's mine to kill

We'll see about that...:devil:

Daniel.

Moonbear
Feb15-05, 07:04 PM
No thats the point, the alcohol doesn't evaporate, it just stays in the crystals. Great stuff. And i've got a whole bottle for the upcoming party weekend. :tongue2:

That doesn't make any sense at all. If the water evaporates, the alcohol would evaporate first. Methinks you're just getting a good sugar rush.

*snatches the thread stabs it repeatedly* Its mine to kill, no one elses.

This is a really stubborn thread to kill! At this rate, it might outlast the stupid quetion thread! :biggrin:

franznietzsche
Feb15-05, 07:06 PM
That doesn't make any sense at all. If the water evaporates, the alcohol would evaporate first. Methinks you're just getting a good sugar rush.



This is a really stubborn thread to kill! At this rate, it might outlast the stupid quetion thread! :biggrin:


I don't think anything actually evaporates it just solidifies. It still does it with the bottle closed. It weird stuff. Of course, you could be right and it might just be that by the time we're eating the stuff we're already quite wasted anyway.

Artman
Feb15-05, 08:22 PM
Wrong thread! :surprised That one was tied to tribdog's...:uhh:...y'know. You better run quick before he tells you to kiss it and make it better.

The right thread was this one here. *holds up thread to show MIH and a writhing tribdog* :biggrin:Yeeeewwww! Which thread have i been grabbing? Yeeeeeewwwww!
:yuck: :yuck: :yuck: :yuck: :yuck: :yuck: :yuck: :yuck: :yuck: :yuck: :yuck: :yuck: :yuck: :yuck: :yuck: :yuck: :yuck: :yuck: :yuck: :yuck:

(Thank goodness I had that hockey mask on.)

Geez, this is just pathetic. Every single one of you should be embarrassed.

Resorting to gun slinging .... cross dressing ..... and WAYNE GRETZKY?! .... in a HOCKEY GOALIE MASK?! May you be banned from Canada, forever!

Seriously, taping people up with duct tape and burning down houses. And Artman, surely you've long since reached the age where you still need to call for your mommy. If I were you folks I'd be hoping this thread died ..... quickly .... and be hoping no one would ever remember the horrible things you've posted on this thread.

For shame, for shame.

Shameless attempt to steal the thread BobG.

Mine again. Mine, mine, mine :biggrin:

tribdog
Feb15-05, 08:38 PM
CURSES!! I've been hornswaggled!!! :grumpy:
You've been hornswaggled? Look how swaggled my horn is!

Moonbear
Feb15-05, 08:40 PM
You've been hornswaggled? Look how swaggled my horn is!

I don't think I want to look. :tongue:

*grabs salad tongs and picks up thread*

franznietzsche
Feb15-05, 08:51 PM
I don't think I want to look. :tongue:

*grabs salad tongs and picks up thread*



Gimme gimmm gimme!!!

Mine!!

*take thread and puts it where no one will want to reach for it*

tribdog
Feb15-05, 08:53 PM
Gimme gimmm gimme!!!

Mine!!

*take thread and puts it where no one will want to reach for it*
HEY! A-Hole! pay attention!

tribdog
Feb15-05, 08:54 PM
Seriously, something is going to have to be done about that guy.

franznietzsche
Feb15-05, 08:55 PM
HEY! A-Hole! pay attention!


NOT THERE!!!!


I used a proxy's posterior, not my own.

This proxy happens to a rhinocerous btw.

Enjoy, tribdog!!!

tribdog
Feb15-05, 09:02 PM
Hey franz, I just posted a brain teaser and I used your name in it. Everyone else should try it. I think that, for you franz, the teaser should be to see if you can find it.

Moonbear
Feb15-05, 09:22 PM
NOT THERE!!!!


I used a proxy's posterior, not my own.

This proxy happens to a rhinocerous btw.

Enjoy, tribdog!!!

Y'know, I really didn't want to have to go there. But, if I must...
*pulls on arm-length glove and retrieves thread*

You can have your rhino back now. He seems a little mad at you. :tongue:

Tsu
Feb15-05, 11:49 PM
I think that's cuz I let franz borrow the electroejaculator. I wondered what he wanted that for...

Moonbear
Feb15-05, 11:58 PM
I think that's cuz I let franz borrow the electroejaculator. I wondered what he wanted that for...

:grumpy: Just when I was watching the thread slip slowly to the bottom of the page with my name still on it as last poster, you just had to sneak in, didn't you? Aren't you supposed to be on vacation basking in tropical sunshine or something? :biggrin:

Math Is Hard
Feb16-05, 12:16 AM
and while Tsu and Moonbear discuss..

YOINK!
*grabs thread AND electroejaculator*
:biggrin:

Gokul43201
Feb16-05, 12:22 AM
Hey MIH,

While you playing with that long, buzzing toy, I think I'll help myself to this little stringy thingy.

<Hmmm...she didn't hear me !! That toy she's splaying with must really be something !>

Moonbear
Feb16-05, 12:23 AM
:surprised You might have wanted to "yoink" that electroejaculator a little more gently. Poor franz will never be the same again. :blushing:

I better restrategize here. I wasn't too worried while the boys were fighting over the thread, I know I've got more stamina than all those young pups, but my sisters are real scrappers. Now it's going to have to get rough! :devil:

*Grabs thread and ducks behind large boulder for cover.*

Gokul43201
Feb16-05, 12:26 AM
Moonbear, she never had the thread. You must've grabbed her flaying noodle !

Ooh, just noticed a typo in my previous post. Honestly, that was a typo. :redface:

Moonbear
Feb16-05, 12:28 AM
Moonbear, she never had the thread. You must've grabbed her flaying noodle !

Ooh, just noticed a typo in my previous post. Honestly, that was a typo. :redface:

Yeah, yeah, yeah. That stringy thingy wasn't the thread! :blushing: Us sisters stick together and play a mean passing game! :tongue:

Math Is Hard
Feb16-05, 01:04 AM
so then who really HAS the thread? Maybe it's all in the concept of "having" or in the concept of "threadness". If I believe I have the thread, or if I am experiencing a "thread-having" sensation, then I must actually have it.

for3to0won
Feb16-05, 01:09 AM
Please consider my proof that relativity is wrong. It came to me in a dream last night, and the fact that it has been rejected by all the journals that I sent it to proves that I have stumbled upon something too shocking for the physics community.

KE = \frac{1}{2}mv^2
This implies that any object is allowed to have only half of its energy. The other have is virtual energy. Virtual energy can be annihilated by virtual anti-energy producing mass. This virtual anti-energy is what gives rise to vacuum polarization.

For more of my proof, go to www.lastditcheffort.com (http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=68&page=1)

Please do not lock this down as the ravings of a heretic. Remember that Galileo was ostracized on this very same basis.

Moonbear
Feb16-05, 01:47 AM
:rofl: It's the return of for3to0won!! Gokul, what are you up to??? You didn't think you'd bring in a ringer to get the thread locked so you could claim the prize, did you?

franznietzsche
Feb16-05, 01:49 AM
:rofl: It's the return of for3to0won!! Gokul, what are you up to??? You didn't think you'd bring in a ringer to get the thread locked so you could claim the prize, did you?


IT was good try though. A darn good one actually, had me very confused for a moment.

But this thread is mine, and none shall take it form me. I won the title!!!!

Gokul43201
Feb16-05, 01:49 AM
Damn you, Moonbear !!! :devil: All that work for nought.

franznietzsche
Feb16-05, 01:51 AM
Damn you, Moonbear !!! :devil: All that work for nought.


Failure is you, da?

Moonbear
Feb16-05, 01:53 AM
Damn you, Moonbear !!! :devil: All that work for nought.

What can I say?? for3to0won and I are old friends. We used to chat a bit via PM. :rofl: Clever link though. :biggrin:

So, anyway, what's the difference between a thread and a string?

franznietzsche
Feb16-05, 01:57 AM
What can I say?? for3to0won and I are old friends. We used to chat a bit via PM. :rofl: Clever link though. :biggrin:

So, anyway, what's the difference between a thread and a string?


you know what's really sad? We've been arguing for about six pages voer who gets to have the last post in this thread. We have no lives.

ON a similar note, i just spent 4.5 hours defining 14.41 million array elements for a solar convection model we've been working on. I was surprised i finished so soon, i was expecting it to take more like 7-8 hours. Yay.

Moonbear
Feb16-05, 02:03 AM
you know what's really sad? We've been arguing for about six pages voer who gets to have the last post in this thread. We have no lives.

Don't think you're going to guilt me into giving you this thread just because you have no life. :rofl:

franznietzsche
Feb16-05, 02:13 AM
Don't think you're going to guilt me into giving you this thread just because you have no life. :rofl:


No, but i am just a little deranged after all that programming. I mean 14.41 million, is a lot of array elements to define, i could *SNAP* at any time now...hehe....hheeeheheeee!!!!

Moonbear
Feb16-05, 02:16 AM
Franz: Fourteen million four hundred thousand and three, fourteen million four hundred thousand and four...

Moonbear: Hey franz! 20, 39, 10, 2994, 826.

Franz: :grumpy: One, two, three...

franznietzsche
Feb16-05, 02:28 AM
Franz: Fourteen million four hundred thousand and three, fourteen million four hundred thousand and four...

Moonbear: Hey franz! 20, 39, 10, 2994, 826.

Franz: :grumpy: One, two, three...


When my head explodes, i'm making sure all the juicy parts land on you :grumpy:

Andy
Feb16-05, 06:36 AM
This really is quite sad.

sh*t f*ck a$$hole

Artman
Feb16-05, 08:52 AM
Please consider my proof that relativity is wrong. It came to me in a dream last night, and the fact that it has been rejected by all the journals that I sent it to proves that I have stumbled upon something too shocking for the physics community.

KE = \frac{1}{2}mv^2
This implies that any object is allowed to have only half of its energy. The other have is virtual energy. Virtual energy can be annihilated by virtual anti-energy producing mass. This virtual anti-energy is what gives rise to vacuum polarization.

For more of my proof, go to www.lastditcheffort.com (http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=68&page=1)

Please do not lock this down as the ravings of a heretic. Remember that Galileo was ostracized on this very same basis.
This was a brilliant attempt. Bore it to death! Suck it's brains out! I love this!

It's diabolical. A mad scientist thread killer. I can picture it in my head, a Gothic castle, damp walls, steep winding stairs leading to a dark laboratory in
the attic. We enter and see the thread lying strapped to a table, the evil scientist bending over it preparing to remove it's life force yet try and hold it for his own. Sparks are flying everywhere (I think that's because of the electroejaculator in his other hand)...

...How appropoe (sp?) for a Physics forum, but you shall not succeed in your effort to enihalate this thread. I cut the bands that were holding it to the table.

Ha Ha! It's mine again!!!

Artman
Feb16-05, 10:41 AM
By the way, I also got the electroejaculator.

So with the thread in one hand and the electroejaculator in the other, I beat the raging beast into submission.

The, uh, thread I mean.

Andy
Feb16-05, 10:57 AM
But if i say **** **** ******* when a mentor is about they should lock the thread and i would have killed it, is that right? I'm surprised nobody has thought of that yet.

Moonbear
Feb16-05, 11:10 AM
You don't want a mentor to close the thread. Evo cheats. She locks the thread THEN sneaks in the last word and steals it for herself.

franznietzsche
Feb16-05, 11:31 AM
We have thought of it, we're smarter than to try it.

tribdog
Feb16-05, 12:16 PM
I'm still laughing about Gokul's "splaying" remark.

Moonbear
Feb16-05, 12:22 PM
I'm still laughing about Gokul's "splaying" remark.

LOL! I missed that. I thought he meant grabbing the "stringy thingy" was the "typo." :rofl:

Artman
Feb16-05, 01:09 PM
Artman enters, whistling <whhhh whhh whh whhhh whh whhhh> sees the thread, just lying unattended, picks it up and exits with it.

He takes the thread to his new hiding place (since Moonbear burnt down my cabin in the woods :grumpy:), ties the thread up, and begins to devise an evil way to do it in. :devil: :devil: :devil:

franznietzsche
Feb16-05, 01:29 PM
Artman enters, whistling <whhhh whhh whh whhhh whh whhhh> sees the thread, just lying unattended, picks it up and exits with it.

He takes the thread to his new hiding place (since Moonbear burnt down my cabin in the woods :grumpy:), ties the thread up, and begins to devise an evil way to do it in. :devil: :devil: :devil:


Why would you pull it out of a rhino's rectum? i stashed it there for safe keeping and you took it anyway?

Now that is dedication.

Moonbear
Feb16-05, 01:33 PM
Meanwhile, Moonbear is out walking along the docks, hoping to pick up a sailor, when she hears a thread-like whimper coming from a houseboat and realizes she has stumbled upon Artman's newest hiding place. She looks around, searching for something to use as a weapon (she isn't carrying her sig sauer because there's just no place to hide a holster under the outfit she's wearing, and marching around docks with a weapon seems to scare off those sailors she's trying to pick up). She spots a boat hook and grabs it. It'll have to do.

She hops down to the boat deck, and enters the cabin. She's got her boat hook ready to attack, but it seems she was lucky enough to find the thread while Artman was out buying supplies to carry out his evil plot. She unties the thread, tucks it in her pocket, tosses the boat hook aside and resumes her hunt for sailors.

franznietzsche
Feb16-05, 01:38 PM
Dressed in his best sailor suit, franz spots moonbear leaving artman man's boat. Sauntering up, he walks up to her and starts a conversation, the disguis seems to be working, and she's already trying to pick him up.

Deftly flirting he reaches into her pocket, grabs the thread, and then pushes her off the dock and into the water, walking off to his car.

Artman
Feb16-05, 01:44 PM
Dressed in his best sailor suit, franz spots moonbear leaving artman man's boat. Sauntering up, he walks up to her and starts a conversation, the disguis seems to be working, and she's already trying to pick him up.

Deftly flirting he reaches into her pocket, grabs the thread, and then pushes her off the dock and into the water, walking off to his car.Artman happens back with his supplies and watches the entire exchange between Moonbear and the sailor, who he easily recognizes as Franz. He waits until Franz has pushed Moonbear in the water then, as Franz is walking toward his car, he unleashs the angry, horny Rhino. The rhino, very turned on by the sailor suit, begins running after Franz, who runs off screaming and drops the thread, which Artman scoops up and carries to his boat. he sets the craft free and heads out to sea with the thread and his materials to kill it.

Moonbear
Feb16-05, 01:48 PM
Moonbear surfaces, sputtering. But it seems the commotion has attracted the attention of some real sailors. While one reaches down to help pull Moonbear back up onto the dock, three others take off after franz. They promise not to hurt his pretty face while they render him writhing and groaning on the ground alongside his car.

One picks up the thread and they all saunter back to Moonbear, grinning ear to ear (women in wet clothing have that effect on sailors). "I believe this was yours Ma'am."

Moonbear graciously accepts the thread back from them, flutters her eyelashes a bit, and feigns a little limp so one of them offers to hold her and assist her walking back with them where they'll help take care of her wet clothes. Moonbear is ecstatic; she just got the thread AND the sailors.

Edit: Darn! Artman beat me to it! Can I still keep the sailors?

franznietzsche
Feb16-05, 01:51 PM
Badly wounded, but still victorius, franz smirks at the woaked moonbear being escorted away by the sailors as the pulls the thread out of his glove box. Having had the foresight to keep a forgery in his pocket and hide the real thing he has had the last laugh. He starts the car and drives off quickly, before moonbear can figure out the truth.

Artman
Feb16-05, 01:59 PM
Darn! Artman beat me to it! Can I still keep the sailors?Sure.

That should keep her busy. I guess I can put down the electroejaculator that I was going to poke the wet Moonbear with.

I think you will find, Franz, that you have an artifical thread. (The one attached to Tribdog's..., uh, let's just say it's tribdog's.)

Moonbear
Feb16-05, 02:05 PM
What franz doesn't realize is that the dock master, who sees everything, spotted him stashing the thread into the glovebox. He rescued it while franz was scuffling with the sailors, and replaced it with a forgery of his own.

The dock master calls the coast guard to go fetch Artman, knowing he has no navigational skills and will need rescuing, and then sets off to Dock 21 where the sailors have gone with Moonbear. The dock master, being an old salty dog has seen pretty much everything, and knows better than to toussle with a group of sailors. He stands on the dock alongside the ship and tosses the thread to the sailor on deck. "Give this to the little lady, maybe she can use it to cover up a bit," he instructs gruffly. The sailor chuckles and gladly sets off with his excuse to return the thread to Moonbear, now resting comfortably in the bunks, wrapped in a blanket while waiting for her clothes to dry.

Artman
Feb16-05, 02:09 PM
What franz doesn't realize is that the dock master, who sees everything, spotted him stashing the thread into the glovebox. He rescued it while franz was scuffling with the sailors, and replaced it with a forgery of his own.

The dock master calls the coast guard to go fetch Artman, knowing he has no navigational skills and will need rescuing, and then sets off to Dock 21 where the sailors have gone with Moonbear. The dock master, being an old salty dog has seen pretty much everything, and knows better than to toussle with a group of sailors. He stands on the dock alongside the ship and tosses the thread to the sailor on deck. "Give this to the little lady, maybe she can use it to cover up a bit," he instructs gruffly. The sailor chuckles and gladly sets off with his excuse to return the thread to Moonbear, now resting comfortably in the bunks, wrapped in a blanket while waiting for her clothes to dry.By the way, like I said, that's the "Tribdog thread" that you are covering your naked body with. :yuck: :bugeye:

franznietzsche
Feb16-05, 02:11 PM
By the way, like I said, that's the "Tribdog thread" that you are covering your naked body with. :yuck: :bugeye:


The real thread is in my hands, nice try though.

Moonbear
Feb16-05, 02:18 PM
By the way, like I said, that's the "Tribdog thread" that you are covering your naked body with. :yuck: :bugeye:

As soon as the sailor enters the bunks and holds out the thread, Moonbear recognizes it too is a fake thread. She realizes there isn't much else to do now than wait for the Coast Guard to bring Artman and his houseboat back to shore. She'll just have to find a way to while away the time until the Coast Guard returns. She allows her blanket to slip a bit as she sets aside the fake thread and gives a big smile as she thanks the sailor for delivering it.

Artman
Feb16-05, 02:22 PM
She allows her blanket to slip a bit as she sets aside the fake thread and gives a big smile as she thanks the sailor for delivering it.You sound like a fasinating woman. How about we share the thread kill to keep it away from Franz? :tongue2:

franznietzsche
Feb16-05, 02:25 PM
You sound like a fasinating woman. How about we share the thread kill to keep it away from Franz? :tongue2:

MINE MINE MINE

*foaming mouth*

MINE MINE MINE

:grumpy: :grumpy: :grumpy:

arildno
Feb16-05, 02:37 PM
Frightened by the foam oozing out of franz's mouth, arildno graps the thread from him and runs off

franznietzsche
Feb16-05, 02:39 PM
Frightened by the foam oozing out of franz's mouth, arildno graps the thread from him and runs off


MINE MINE MINE

*goes tazzy devil on arildno's arse*

MINE MINE MINE
:grumpy: :grumpy: :grumpy:

Artman
Feb16-05, 02:41 PM
Frightened by the foam oozing out of franz's mouth, arildno graps the thread from him and runs offGeez arildno, I was going to share that with Moonbear. Now what am I going to do with this electroejaculator, slip-n-slide and this 20 gallons of Jello?
:grumpy:

Moonbear
Feb16-05, 02:45 PM
Geez arildno, I was going to share that with Moonbear. Now what am I going to do with this electroejaculator...

*resisting the temptation to say it* :rofl:

franznietzsche
Feb16-05, 02:47 PM
Geez arildno, I was going to share that with Moonbear. Now what am I going to do with this electroejaculator, slip-n-slide and this 20 gallons of Jello?
:grumpy:
Get a room with moonbear? :tongue2:

arildno
Feb16-05, 03:23 PM
Arildno screams in fright, and disappears from the thread-killer thread forever..

Moonbear
Feb16-05, 03:27 PM
Arildno screams in fright, and disappears from the thread-killer thread forever..

One down. Artman, how do you suggest we scare off franz? Perhaps if I just let the blanket fall a little further...that seems to really disturb franz me being almost old enough to be his mother. :rofl:

Artman
Feb16-05, 03:29 PM
One down. Artman, how do you suggest we scare off franz? Perhaps if I just let the blanket fall a little further...that seems to really disturb franz me being almost old enough to be his mother. :rofl:Great suggestion! Maybe if we can get a hold of a Franz's mother mask...
:rofl: :rofl:

franznietzsche
Feb16-05, 03:43 PM
One down. Artman, how do you suggest we scare off franz? Perhaps if I just let the blanket fall a little further...that seems to really disturb franz me being almost old enough to be his mother. :rofl:


*twitch twitch twitch*

I'd be careful, i told you, if my head explodes, i'll make sure to get all the bloody gushy juicy parts all over you! :surprised

Moonbear
Feb16-05, 04:15 PM
*twitch twitch twitch*

I'd be careful, i told you, if my head explodes, i'll make sure to get all the bloody gushy juicy parts all over you! :surprised

Meh, I'm a biologist, bloody gushy juicy parts don't scare me.

*Looks around for mask of franz's mother's face*

tribdog
Feb16-05, 04:16 PM
"last one," said tribdog, as he tightened the tiny screw. the relief was evident. "I didn't think I'd ever finish." It had taken most of the past two days, but finally his quantum tunneling time machine was finished.
This had better work, he thought, knowing there would be no second chance. He quickly stripped off his clothes, revealing his long, hard mathematical equation tattooed across his chest. the equation that made this time machine possible. He climbed into the time machine, curled up into the fetal position being careful to shield a tender spot on the back of his head and spoke the command to begin.
A computer voice began speaking, "thank you for choosing QT Travel. If you would like to travel through time please press or say one. If you would like to speak to an operator please press or say two."
"One" said tribdog.
"If you would like to travel into the future please press or say one. If you would like to travel into the past please press or say two."
"Two" tribdog said
"If you would like to travel 2 days into the past please press or say one. If you would like to travel 1.5 days into the past please say or press 2 if you would like to travel 6 minutes into the past please say or press three. If you would like to travel 198,998 years into the past please say or press four."
"two? no one. ONE!" said tribdog.
"too late." said the computer. "two it is. Have a pleasant trip."
Tribdog saw the entire universe move about a foot to the left and a bell said "ding"
Climbing out of the time machine tribdog saw someone sitting at his computer. I hope I'm not too late he thought as he picked up his television and brought it down on the head of the handsome young man sitting at his computer.
"Ouch, what'd you do that for" the young man said, turning around. "Hey, you are me. Why don't you have any clothes on? Wow, that sure is a long, hard thing you have there. What is that? Calculus?"
"Shut up!" said tribdog, interrupting himself. "I've come back to stop you. You must not, under any circumstance, post a topic about the top thread killers on PF, what happens if you do is horrible."
"I already sent it." said the younger tribdog.
"Oh no. but maybe it's not too late. You need to build a time machine and go back to before you send that post. With two of us it should be a lot easier building this time machine. If fact we can take mine apart so you can use the pieces to build yours." said the future tribdog.
"Why can't I just use yours?" asked the younger.
"Clever," said the elder, "I hadn't thought of that."
Suddenly there was a sound behind the two tribdogs. they turned to see another one of themselves standing there, naked. He held something long and hard in his hands. It was a flame thrower.
"Sorry," said the newest, oldest tribdog. " the thread killer thread is bad, but its nothing compared to multiple mes." Flames shot out and obliterated two of the three tribdogs. "We'll just have to hope the thread killers don't cause too much damage.

arildno
Feb16-05, 04:19 PM
Meh, I'm a biologist, bloody gushy juicy parts don't scare me.

*Looks around for mask of franz's mother's face*
But slurping spiders do..oh dear, I'm in the thread-killer thread again

franznietzsche
Feb16-05, 04:21 PM
**** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** **** ****


Now if that doesn't get me the thread kill, well, i'll just run this one to 2,000 posts and have you all begging me to stop again. That'll give me the win.

dextercioby
Feb16-05, 04:21 PM
Nope,u just put it to sleep for about 1 minute.I woke it up again...:wink:

Daniel.

franznietzsche
Feb16-05, 04:22 PM
Nope,u just put it to sleep for about 1 minute.I woke it up again...:wink:

Daniel.


WEll then i' settle for killing you.

*brandishes hatchet*

dextercioby
Feb16-05, 04:23 PM
Franz,is that foul language,or are u testing a new keyboard...?

Daniel.

dextercioby
Feb16-05, 04:24 PM
Damn,the order of messages got screwed up.I think i'll need Tribby's time quantum machine to repair it...

Daniel.

Moonbear
Feb16-05, 04:26 PM
Has anyone ever tested this before? What happens when you get several people together who all need to get the last word in and are all too stubborn to concede defeat? I think we've entered seriously dangerous uncharted territory. For your own safety, everyone else better leave quickly.

tribdog
Feb16-05, 04:28 PM
It all boils down to who can finish last fastest.

dextercioby
Feb16-05, 04:32 PM
Has anyone ever tested this before? What happens when you get several people together who all need to get the last word in and are all too stubborn to concede defeat? I think we've entered seriously dangerous uncharted territory. For your own safety, everyone else better leave quickly.

Yes,i agree,but first show us how to leave,PERMANENTLY... :tongue2:

Daniel.

Moonbear
Feb16-05, 04:32 PM
It all boils down to who can finish last fastest.

LOL! Well, according to Evo, we know you're quick to the finish, but I'm not sure if that'll give you the stamina to get to the end of this thread. :biggrin:

dextercioby
Feb16-05, 04:33 PM
And u may take Franz with you...And Artman & Trib...:tongue2:

Daniel.

franznietzsche
Feb16-05, 04:39 PM
Has anyone ever tested this before? What happens when you get several people together who all need to get the last word in and are all too stubborn to concede defeat? I think we've entered seriously dangerous uncharted territory. For your own safety, everyone else better leave quickly.


PLease Moonbear, like i would fall for that. Give me some credit at least. Gosh.


You know, this one time i was driving my car around late at night. Man it as some vicious weather that night, let me tell you. Downright wicked. There was an eclipse too, under the clouds. And many werewolfs. Many many werewolfs. ANd vampires. And they were fighting Over this thread. Was i dreaming?

mattmns
Feb16-05, 04:40 PM
Sad thing is that this thread is going to never die. Unless I kill all of you, then I would win...

dextercioby
Feb16-05, 04:44 PM
PLease Moonbear, like i would fall for that. Give me some credit at least. Gosh.


You know, this one time i was driving my car around late at night. Man it as some vicious weather that night, let me tell you. Downright wicked. There was an eclipse too, under the clouds. And many werewolfs. Many many werewolfs. ANd vampires. And they were fighting Over this thread. Was i dreaming?

Yes,i'm the tallest of you all.I'm the Vampire State Building... :cool: :tongue2:

Daniel.

P.S.*runs with the thread,yet again*

franznietzsche
Feb16-05, 04:48 PM
Sad thing is that this thread is going to never die. Unless I kill all of you, then I would win...
Rather than being sectarian UNderstand that we have to work together for the common good.

After all What better what than A round of beer to make You feel better about me winning?

Now that that's settled yOu go and ejoy the sun shiny Weather out there.

Yesterday's news, this quarrel is, Outside, Under the sky, there is your joy.

Please, leave this ANti-scoial schism to the porfessionals. go watch some wayne gretZkY footage or something.

franznietzsche
Feb16-05, 04:50 PM
Yes,i'm the tallest of you all.I'm the Vampire State Building... :cool: :tongue2:

Daniel.

P.S.*runs with the thread,yet again*


Dolt, you ruined my message in your quote. You don't add bold face to a messgae that uses bold face to hide a subliminal message,. Of course if the message worked, you'll be gone for good....

mattmns
Feb16-05, 05:24 PM
Little somethin for my godson tribdog and a little girl named franz

Some say the blacker the berry, the sweeter the juice
I say the darker the flesh theN the dEeper the roots
I give a holler to my sisters on welfare
Tupac cares, and don't nobody else care
And uhh, I know tHey likE to beat ya down a lot
When you come around the block bRothas clOwn a lot
But please don't cry, dry your eyes, never let up
Forgive but don't Forget, girl keep Your head up
And when he tells yOu yoU ain't nuttin don't Believe hIm
And if he cAn't learn To love you you should leave him
Cause sista you don't need him
And I ain't tryin to gas ya up, I just Call em How I sEe em
You know it makeS me unhAppy (what's that)
When bRothas makE babies, and leave a younG mOther to be a pappy
And sInce we all came from a womaN
Got our name from a woman and our game from a woman
I wonder why we Take frOm our women
Why we rape our women, do we hate our women?
I think it's time to Kill for our women
TIme to heal our women, be reaL to our women
And if we don't we'Ll have a race of babies
That will Hate the ladIes, that make the babieS
And since a man can'T make one
He has no Right to tEll A woman when and where to create one
So will the real men get up
I know you're fed up laDies, but keep your head up

franznietzsche
Feb16-05, 05:48 PM
Little somethin for my godson tribdog and a little girl named franz


*looks down pants*

I've never seen one of those on a girl before....ewwww.

I wish i was a more feminine girl.

NEITHER OF YOU BIATCHES ARE GOING TO KILL THIS THREAD

OOOOHHH OOOHHH!!! Mommy Evo!!! look whaT he did!!! you'd better lock the threAd!!! locK it bEfore he can say any more of T He bad words!!! I think noone elSe should post after this one Because they mIght sAy more bad sTuff like him, cant we couldn't CatcH them!! Mommy EVo!!!!!

Moonbear
Feb16-05, 05:49 PM
Clearly I need to resort to more extreme measures.

*fires up cauldron, starts tossing in strange solutions and powders, a little hair of the tribdog, some bloody juicy bits of franz, some of Artman's toenail clippings, words penned by mattmns', some strange green thing from Dextercioby...*

Okay, I think all the ingredients are in. *starts stirring the contents of the cauldron and walking in circles around it, chanting...*

Inty minty tibity fee
A deelyer a dollyer a nominee
Hytcha pytcha dominytcha
Hans pans dust
Out goes Y O U.

:devil:

mattmns
Feb16-05, 05:58 PM
NEITHER OF YOU BIATCHES ARE GOING TO KILL THIS THREAD

Where did you get that from? I was just posting the lyrics to a popular positive rap song o:)

dextercioby
Feb16-05, 05:59 PM
Y O U.



You got this one,right.You owe me...a quick exit... :tongue2:

Danievil.

Moonbear
Feb16-05, 06:00 PM
Where did you get that from? I was just posting the lyrics to a popular positive rap song o:)

Hmmm...it seems mattmns escaped my first attempt. Perhaps written words aren't enough to include in the potion. *tosses mattmns tarnished halo into the bubbling cauldron and repeats the chant*

dextercioby
Feb16-05, 06:02 PM
Take my advice,MB,leave before it's too late...

Danievil.

klusener
Feb16-05, 06:29 PM
I had chocolate nuts for lunch today, i was late to start with in the morning, so i couldn't pack lunch, thus i just grabbed some nuts.. but the thing is I don't like it when the nuts are heavily salted, when they are lightly salted, i can suck at them all day long and be happy.. Thank god for peanuts, i love peanuts..

dextercioby
Feb16-05, 06:45 PM
Hey,who invited you here...?You wanna kill MY thread (though some people still think it's Tribdog's :grumpy:)???Not in THIS world,amigo...

Daniel.

franznietzsche
Feb16-05, 09:00 PM
Hey,who invited you here...?You wanna kill MY thread (though some people still think it's Tribdog's :grumpy:)???Not in THIS world,amigo...

Daniel.


THIS IS MY THREAD!!!


I an the champion thread killer not you!!!!

Stop stealing my glory you glory whore!!!!! [/irony]

motai
Feb16-05, 09:16 PM
You physics fools
Sweet thread shall be mine
Died in the night

Crimson bits here
Scattered amongst the 'net
As I make leave.

franznietzsche
Feb16-05, 09:30 PM
You physics fools
Sweet thread shall be mine
Died in the night

Crimson bits here
Scattered amongst the 'net
As I make leave.

OK we'll settle this with a drinking contest. Everyone got your bottle of grey goose? Good. Start chugging, whoever drinks the most without stopping wins. In the event of a tie the two people will go again. In the even of a tie where the two people have emptied their bottles, there will be a bacardi 151 chug off, same rules.

Everyone ready?

Moonbear
Feb16-05, 09:45 PM
Ooh, good plan! I think I'll just sit here and watch. When the rest of you have all passed out, I'll just help myself to the thread.

franznietzsche
Feb16-05, 09:46 PM
Ooh, good plan! I think I'll just sit here and watch. When the rest of you have all passed out, I'll just help myself to the thread.

No you have to participate, or you can't ahve the thread, thats how the rules work.

Artman
Feb16-05, 10:21 PM
No you have to participate, or you can't ahve the thread, thats how the rules work.I'm here huckleberry.

Artman slowly begins to circle the thread with his hand poised above the handle protruding from his holster.

Suddenly, three flaming Tribdogs come rushing through the thread!!!
:surprised

Artman, startled by the outburst, draws his weapon and fires it repeatedly into the thread! Blam! Blam! Blam!

"You're no daisy. You're no daisy at all" he says, "even if they can resuscitate it, it'll be so full of holes it won't be able to stand up." :devil:

Moonbear
Feb16-05, 10:25 PM
"You're no daisy. You're no daisy at all" he says, "even if they can resuscitate it, it'll be so full of holes it won't be able to stand up." :devil:

Holy thread-killers Batman! *Kapow!*

Good thing I've got my sailors for protection around here. :biggrin:

franznietzsche
Feb16-05, 10:42 PM
I'm here huckleberry.

Artman slowly begins to circle the thread with his hand poised above the handle protruding from his holster.

Suddenly, three flaming Tribdogs come rushing through the thread!!!
:surprised

Artman, startled by the outburst, draws his weapon and fires it repeatedly into the thread! Blam! Blam! Blam!

"You're no daisy. You're no daisy at all" he says, "even if they can resuscitate it, it'll be so full of holes it won't be able to stand up." :devil:


YOU MISQUOTED DOC HOLIDAY!!!!

Its "I'm YOUR huckleberry".

Artman
Feb16-05, 10:49 PM
YOU MISQUOTED DOC HOLIDAY!!!!

Its "I'm YOUR huckleberry".I know, I didn't want to give you guys any "Huckleberry" fodder.

I really liked that movie.

franznietzsche
Feb17-05, 12:42 AM
I know, I didn't want to give you guys any "Huckleberry" fodder.

I really liked that movie.


Val Kilmer did not play doc holiday, he was doc holiday. Absolutely fantastic.

tribdog
Feb17-05, 12:47 AM
Val Kilmer did not play doc holiday, he was doc holiday. Absolutely fantastic.
that movie sucked, 2 hours of bad acting and corny lines.


*steals thread while franz has seizure*

Moonbear
Feb17-05, 12:55 AM
I don't think I ever saw Doc Holiday. I'll take tribdog's word for it and assume I've missed nothing (that saves on movie rental fees too).

tribdog
Feb17-05, 12:59 AM
I never saw it either, but I figured family vacation sucked so doc holiday probably would too

Andre
Feb17-05, 01:15 AM
Some people seem trying desperately to have dead threads lingering on. I've gone back to the last 100 or so really dead threads and counted up how many times each person was the one named as the last poster. Here's my list of PFs members who did the most attempts to keep the conversation up:
1)with 21- franznietzche
2)with 15- Moonbear
3)with 12- tribdog
4)with 9-tie-Ivan Seeking and Tsu
:biggrin:

tribdog
Feb17-05, 01:29 AM
Some people seem trying desperately to have dead threads lingering on. I've gone back to the last 100 or so really dead threads and counted up how many times each person was the one named as the last poster. Here's my list of PFs members who did the most attempts to keep the conversation up:
1)with 21- franznietzche
2)with 15- Moonbear
3)with 12- tribdog
4)with 9-tie-Ivan Seeking and Tsu
:biggrin:
take your half full glass and get the heck outta here

Moonbear
Feb17-05, 01:40 AM
*Grabs hammer and nails and coffin. Starts nailing coffin shut.*

Oh, wait, if I do that, where will I sleep when the sun comes up? *long sigh*

*Starts prying nails back out of the coffin.*

Math Is Hard
Feb17-05, 02:44 AM
hmm....so quiet in here... everyone must be asleep... oh, look - there's Moonbear :zzz: and franz :zzz: and trib :zzz: and all the others :zzz: :zzz: :zzz: :zzz: all nestled in their sleeping bags. aww, how cute.. trib drools in his sleep. :shy:

*picks up thread*

I don't think anyone even saw me come in. heh heh

*tiptoes away* :wink:

franznietzsche
Feb17-05, 02:46 AM
hmm....so quiet in here... everyone must be asleep... oh, look - there's Moonbear :zzz: and franz :zzz: and trib :zzz: and all the others :zzz: :zzz: :zzz: :zzz: all nestled in their sleeping bags. aww, how cute.. trib drools in his sleep. :shy:

*picks up thread*

I don't think anyone even saw me come in. heh heh

*tiptoes away* :wink:

I never sleep

What are you talking about?

I was working, you know, being productive? What were YOU doing? Yeah thats what i thought.

My thread.

Math Is Hard
Feb17-05, 02:52 AM
oh, good job, franz - you woke almost everyone up!
Let's see how long you hold on to your precious thread NOW!

*SLAMS DOOR*

franznietzsche
Feb17-05, 02:54 AM
oh, good job, franz - you woke almost everyone up!
Let's see how long you hold on to your precious thread NOW!

*SLAMS DOOR*


I was never asleep!!!

I was just three doors down, working.

Fie on you!!!!

mattmns
Feb17-05, 06:19 AM
Sorry, I am a heavy sleeper :zzz: :zzz:

dextercioby
Feb17-05, 06:21 AM
*Telling to himself*:
No,YOU must have the last word in this thread...*sadistical laughter*:evil:

Danievil.

Artman
Feb17-05, 07:40 AM
Val Kilmer did not play doc holiday, he was doc holiday. Absolutely fantastic.Yes he was. I love the line he says to the guy who says, "Hell, I got lots of friends."

He just says, "I don't."

Gotta love it.

tribdog
Feb17-05, 07:43 AM
Yes he was. I love the line he says to the guy who says, "Hell, I got lots of friends."

He just says, "I don't."

Gotta love it.
Shakespeare?

Artman
Feb17-05, 07:48 AM
I don't think I ever saw Doc Holiday. I'll take tribdog's word for it and assume I've missed nothing (that saves on movie rental fees too).If you like western theme movies this is a good one. It's called "Tombstone," not Doc Holiday. In my opinion, it's not quite as good as Eastwood's "Unforgiven," but it is still good.


My thread, by the way. <sneaks off with the thread while the others run to the video store.>

Artman
Feb17-05, 07:49 AM
Shakespeare?Actually, he does get a little poetic in his speaches.

tribdog
Feb17-05, 07:52 AM
I like peaches. Doesn't a juicy peach sound really good right now?

tribdog
Feb17-05, 08:01 AM
I can't believe no one has gone back and posted in all the threads franz killed. would only take about 2 minutes to drop franz out of first place

Artman
Feb17-05, 08:14 AM
I can't believe no one has gone back and posted in all the threads franz killed. would only take about 2 minutes to drop franz out of first placeOh my God, that never occurred to me.

Oops, I mean of course "speeches."

tribdog
Feb17-05, 08:18 AM
I wasn't being rude and correcting you. a peach really does sound good to me right now.

Moonbear
Feb17-05, 12:00 PM
I don't know, when I left last night, there weren't very many threads left that didn't have my name on them. It makes it a lot harder to quickly bury this one if I have to start replying to myself to bump threads in front of it (I'm not that obnoxious).

russ_watters
Feb17-05, 12:32 PM
Me last now.

Artman
Feb17-05, 12:51 PM
Me last now.Uh, hey look over there Russ. Isn't that a Democrat?

<While Russ turns to begin debating issues with yet another Democrat, Artman swipes the thread back.>

franznietzsche
Feb17-05, 02:14 PM
Uh, hey look over there Russ. Isn't that a Democrat?

<While Russ turns to begin debating issues with yet another Democrat, Artman swipes the thread back.>


Mine!!!!


*drags thread into the bottom of the wuantum well he was in to resum commiserating with the down quark.*

Artman
Feb17-05, 02:36 PM
Mine!!!!


*drags thread into the bottom of the wuantum well he was in to resum commiserating with the down quark.*Darn it! How am I supposed to get it down there? It was so much easier when Russ had it.

Oh, what do you know. I have it again.
:smile:

Moonbear
Feb17-05, 02:50 PM
Instead of weeding out contenders as they fatigue, it seems we're acquiring more! Look at all the scavengers lining up to feed on the dead thread! :bugeye:

Artman, good move sending Russ after a Democrat. That should keep a few thread killers occupied.

I'll have to think about what new outfit to wear today to go along with the thread-stealing adventures planned. Yesterday's worked to distract some of the men and scare of franz for a bit, and having the sailors around was pretty useful, but those high heels were tough to run in, and the skirt didn't have any pockets to carry duct tape or weapons.

*rummages through closet*

And with a little slight of hand while talking, I've got the thread again.

franznietzsche
Feb17-05, 02:53 PM
Pulls out bag full of claymore mines.

My thread.

Plats claymores in circle around thread, pointing OUTWARD, sits on thread, holds detonator and waits for the next poster.

I dare ya, i'll blow you away if you even think about it.

Moonbear
Feb17-05, 02:55 PM
Oh, thank heavens I decided to wear this comfy flight suit today. Not overly attractive, but lots of pockets, and now I'm all ready to descend from the rope ladder on this helicopter to grab the thread from franz from above.

Now, franz, how were you planning on getting out of that circle of mines? :devil:

franznietzsche
Feb17-05, 03:01 PM
Oh, thank heavens I decided to wear this comfy flight suit today. Not overly attractive, but lots of pockets, and now I'm all ready to descend from the rope ladder on this helicopter to grab the thread from franz from above.

Now, franz, how were you planning on getting out of that circle of mines? :devil:


They're claymore mines, silly moonbear.

*picks one up, points it at her, detonates*

Claymore mines sit upright out of the ground and launch shrapnel horizontally when detonated, typically by tripwire, though you could do it by pulling the pin out yourself with the wire.

The also say "THis side Towards Enemy" on the front, just so no one gets confused, like me.

Moonbear
Feb17-05, 03:04 PM
They're claymore mines, silly moonbear.

*picks one up, points it at her, detonates*

Claymore mines sit upright out of the ground and launch shrapnel horizontally when detonated, typically by tripwire, though you could do it by pulling the pin out yourself with the wire.

The also say "THis side Towards Enemy" on the front, just so no one gets confused, like me.

Too slow, I've already climbed up the ladder and am well clear of you and your mines.

franznietzsche
Feb17-05, 03:08 PM
Too slow, I've already climbed up the ladder and am well clear of you and your mines.


I've got plenty of em, and i'm still siting right here, on the thread.

Got a few grenades too.

Artman
Feb17-05, 03:29 PM
Hey Moonbear, did you see the interesting Brain Teaser that Tribdog created that used our names over in the Brain Teaser Forum? I already figured it out.



(while franz and Moonbear head over to work on the brain teaser, I steal the thread.) :biggrin:

Moonbear
Feb17-05, 03:39 PM
Hey Moonbear, did you see the interesting Brain Teaser that Tribdog created that used our names over in the Brain Teaser Forum? I already figured it out.



(while franz and Moonbear head over to work on the brain teaser, I steal the thread.) :biggrin:

I already saw it yesterday. You can't distract me that easily. You should be appreciative I sent the Coast Guard after you so you can still be here to keep trying to steal the thread, otherwise you'd still be lost at sea. You keep distracting franz while I hang onto this here thread.

franznietzsche
Feb17-05, 03:48 PM
Hey Moonbear, did you see the interesting Brain Teaser that Tribdog created that used our names over in the Brain Teaser Forum? I already figured it out.



(while franz and Moonbear head over to work on the brain teaser, I steal the thread.) :biggrin:


*aims claymore*

*detonates*

That'll teach the schmoe to touch my thread.

Keep trying suckers, i've got enough claymores to hold off an army of tribdog's. I can't be touched!

franznietzsche
Feb17-05, 03:54 PM
I already saw it yesterday. You can't distract me that easily. You should be appreciative I sent the Coast Guard after you so you can still be here to keep trying to steal the thread, otherwise you'd still be lost at sea. You keep distracting franz while I hang onto this here thread.


My name wasn't even mentioned in the brain teaser. Why would i go look?

I still have plenty of claymores for you too.

Artman
Feb17-05, 03:59 PM
My name wasn't even mentioned in the brain teaser. Why would i go look?I know. I figured you'd be frantically PMing the three flaming Tribdogs to find out why.

Or at least go after them with your claymores.

Math Is Hard
Feb17-05, 04:01 PM
I know. I figured you'd be frantically PMing the three flaming Tribdogs ....
Bartender, I'll have three Flaming Tribdogs...
and some pretzels... and oh, yes, I'll take this thread, too.

Artman
Feb17-05, 04:02 PM
I already saw it yesterday. You can't distract me that easily. You should be appreciative I sent the Coast Guard after you so you can still be here to keep trying to steal the thread, otherwise you'd still be lost at sea. You keep distracting franz while I hang onto this here thread.Oh I am grateful. Oh by the way, since you saw it yesterday, you may not be aware of what you are wearing in that thread, or what you are doing.


:bugeye:

franznietzsche
Feb17-05, 04:06 PM
I know. I figured you'd be frantically PMing the three flaming Tribdogs to find out why.

Or at least go after them with your claymores.


*fires another claymore*


Bartender, I'll have three Flaming Tribdogs...
and some pretzels... and oh, yes, I'll take this thread, too.

Flaming Dr Peppers anyone?

Moonbear
Feb17-05, 04:23 PM
Hey, tribdog, look! franz has explosives to play with! Go see what happens if you play with the detonator.

***KAABLAM***

*grabs thread while tribdog explodes franz's entire arsenal and everyone else is watching the commotion*

*feels a little guilty and calls 9-1-1 for tribdog*

The Bob
Feb17-05, 05:41 PM
Why do I never understand any of these threads??? The ones that look like fun and I don't get them???

:frown:

The Bob (2004 ©)

Artman
Feb17-05, 06:01 PM
The three flaming trbdogs inspired a song. Sung to the tune of the last verse of "The Twelve Days of Christmas"

"The Twelve Days of Thread Kill"
By Artman

On the twelve day of "Thread Kill" PF gave to me,
Twelve funky Moonbear outfits,
Eleven bizarre Artman characters,
Ten dextercioby redirects
Nine claymore mine fields
Eight frisky seamen
Seven posters fighting
Six MIH sneak attacks
Five Evo Warnings
Four confused posters
Three flaming Tribdogs
Two nasty posts by Andy
And the Number one Thread Killer franznietzsche!

(Don't go back and count I made up the numbers)

The threads mine by the way. Nothing lives after one of my songs. :yuck:

Moonbear
Feb17-05, 06:17 PM
Ooh, but it can't die yet. You've just given me 12 outfits and I've only gotten to wear two of them so far. 10 more to try out! :biggrin:

Math Is Hard
Feb17-05, 06:37 PM
And the Number one Thread Killer franznietzsche!

WOW! I never would have thought of a rhyme for "pear tree" - but nietzsche works just dandy!! :smile:

tribdog
Feb17-05, 06:39 PM
ooh, he's good. the bob just might kill this thread with posts like that

Math Is Hard
Feb17-05, 06:41 PM
I think there is an art to creating an awkward silence. That's how you get people to flee a thread.

tribdog
Feb17-05, 06:44 PM
Yeah I was thinking the same thing just the *farrt* same thing the other day. *looks around hoping nobody heard that*

Moonbear
Feb17-05, 07:30 PM
*sticks clothespin on nose* I think we need to switch your puppy chow there tribdog.

Artman
Feb17-05, 07:33 PM
Yeah I was thinking the same thing just the *farrt* same thing the other day. *looks around hoping nobody heard that*I can't smell it but the sound hurts my eyes.
:yuck:

tribdog
Feb17-05, 08:20 PM
hatches an idea
I wonder if I could edit a post so that I have the final word, but it doesn't show up at top of the page afterwards.

mattmns
Feb17-05, 08:28 PM
A better idea would be to create another account, and then post under tribdog in this thread, and then post in every other thread in this forum under your new account.

franznietzsche
Feb17-05, 09:10 PM
I think there is an art to creating an awkward silence. That's how you get people to flee a thread.

Speaking of which i have this bad sleep habit.

*points claymores at unqares listeners*

Whenever i have a dream or nightmare where i get hurt and then wake up, my mind carries the perception of pain over into my waking consciousness.

*readies the pull string*

For example i just woke up from a dream where i fell off the amst of ship all the way down to the deck. Broken bones, caoughing blood. Much Pain. FOllowing this i woke up. I tired to move. BAAD idea. My body felt like it was on fire and had been systematically pounded with a demolition hammer (jackhammer). My body was in fact fine, my mind was just continuing to imagine the pain it had imagined during the dream.

*pulls string, blowing all other thread killing contenders to smithereens*

Did i mention pain makes me homicidal?

*takes, thread, disappears back into the darkness*

tribdog
Feb17-05, 10:07 PM
I say we let him have it.
whoops

Moonbear
Feb17-05, 10:16 PM
*points claymores at unqares listeners*


I'm going to have to look up that word, "unqares." Maybe we should add it to the Word a Day thread? Well, since I've never heard of the word, it must not mean me, so I'm okay. Besides, I still have that bear protection suit. I haven't worn that into the thread yet. Maybe that'll be tomorrow's outfit. I'll document how hot it is, how heavy it is to walk around in, whether I can stand up or sit down, and what the best approach to the call of nature is while wearing that suit. Yep, that ought to kill the thread if it manages to survive the night. :rofl:

franznietzsche
Feb17-05, 10:32 PM
I'm going to have to look up that word, "unqares." Maybe we should add it to the Word a Day thread? Well, since I've never heard of the word, it must not mean me, so I'm okay. Besides, I still have that bear protection suit. I haven't worn that into the thread yet. Maybe that'll be tomorrow's outfit. I'll document how hot it is, how heavy it is to walk around in, whether I can stand up or sit down, and what the best approach to the call of nature is while wearing that suit. Yep, that ought to kill the thread if it manages to survive the night. :rofl:

RRRRRRrr....

And me without any more claymores, just these flashbangs and incedniery grenades. Not even any frags....

Gokul43201
Feb18-05, 12:07 AM
*drags thread into the bottom of the [q]uantum well he was in to resum commiserating with the down quark.*
Nice of you to drop by ! :approve:

Moonbear
Feb18-05, 12:09 AM
That wasn't too bright of franz to just drop in and hand you the thread, was it? :rofl:

But, hey, if I'll retrieve it from a rhino rectum, I suppose diving into a quantum well isn't too extreme to fetch a thread.

Mine now! :biggrin:

franznietzsche
Feb18-05, 12:20 AM
That wasn't too bright of franz to just drop in and hand you the thread, was it? :rofl:

But, hey, if I'll retrieve it from a rhino rectum, I suppose diving into a quantum well isn't too extreme to fetch a thread.

Mine now! :biggrin:

Not any more.

Moonbear
Feb18-05, 02:00 AM
*tiptoes in, holds chloroform soaked cloth over franz's face so he doesn't wake everyone else who's sleeping, steals thread and tiptoes back out.*

franznietzsche
Feb18-05, 02:23 AM
*tiptoes in, holds chloroform soaked cloth over franz's face so he doesn't wake everyone else who's sleeping, steals thread and tiptoes back out.*


Silly moonbear, cholorform has no effect over me.

*Uses gravity gun to pull moonbear back, takes thread from her, and launches her with said gun many miles (into some soft feather pillows, of course)*

Smurf
Feb18-05, 02:46 AM
*hits franz on the head with a frying pan, grabs thread and uses gravity gun to launch himself many miles away - then runs*

franznietzsche
Feb18-05, 03:37 AM
*hits franz on the head with a frying pan, grabs thread and uses gravity gun to launch himself many miles away - then runs*


You can't launch yourself with a gravity gun, haven't you played half-life 2?

*smacks smurf upside the head*

Yeah, who's got the bigger post count now?

The thread is mine.

And welcome back.

arildno
Feb18-05, 07:22 AM
I predict: franz's childishness will make him grab this thread back.

Artman
Feb18-05, 07:28 AM
I predict: franz's childishness will make him grab this thread back.Like I said, they never suspect me.

It's mine.

Also, Welcome back Smurf.

The Bob
Feb18-05, 07:47 AM
Oh... are we taking this thread off of each other??? I see. Well in that case :rolleyes:

*The Bob simply reaches down, using his massive height, and takes the thread away. He puts it in the nearest cloud for safe keeping and leaves hoping no one will take it (:rofl:), while singing 'I knew my height was worth keeping'*

The Bob (2004 ©)

Artman
Feb18-05, 08:42 AM
Oh... are we taking this thread off of each other??? I see. Well in that case :rolleyes:You can go back to sleep The Bob. I'll take good care of the thread for you.

<Artman, who is also quite tall, reaches up and wisks the thread from the cloud.>

russ_watters
Feb18-05, 09:10 AM
Artman, good move sending Russ after a Democrat. That should keep a few thread killers occupied. I'm back - all the Democrats were at Starbucks, and you know I'm not going in there! :surprised

Artman
Feb18-05, 09:16 AM
I'm back - all the Democrats were at Starbucks, and you know I'm not going in there! :surprisedBeing a Republican myself, I knew you'd be back.

Hey, I thought I just heard someone say, "Bush and the military ought to mind their own business." It came from over that way.

< points to the far left. Russ exits running.>

Mine again. :smile:

Monique
Feb18-05, 09:58 AM
Now. Finally an end to this thing. Anyone who replies after this will infact temporally reply in the reverse direction. I'm officially the last *Monique reverses time*

oh, and time cannot be reversed back, that would mean a terrible collapse of the universe :yuck:

Do you feel yourself getting younger yet? Tss, this is a physics forum and they did not think of this solution themselves :rolleyes:

Artman
Feb18-05, 10:16 AM
Now. Finally an end to this thing. Anyone who replies after this will infact temporally reply in the reverse direction. I'm officially the last *Monique reverses time*

oh, and time cannot be reversed back, that would mean a terrible collapse of the universe :yuck:

Do you feel yourself getting younger yet? Tss, this is a physics forum and they did not think of this solution themselves :rolleyes:Now hold on a second, Tribdog already took us into the past (when he became three flaming Tribdogs) so what you have done is actually turn us back to the present. And speaking of presents, thanks for the thread!
:biggrin:

franznietzsche
Feb18-05, 10:45 AM
Now hold on a second, Tribdog already took us into the past (when he became three flaming Tribdogs) so what you have done is actually turn us back to the present. And speaking of presents, thanks for the thread!
:biggrin:


Back to the past with this one.

mattmns
Feb18-05, 10:46 AM
Is the thread now mine?

Artman
Feb18-05, 11:06 AM
After I risked all of our lives to warp space and time back to the present, you guys just waltz in here and swipe the thread. Well I never. :grumpy:

mattmns
Feb18-05, 11:16 AM
Sorry, I did not realize what a brave thing you did for us. I will leave you with your thread, good day sir.

Moonbear
Feb18-05, 11:37 AM
I'm back - all the Democrats were at Starbucks, and you know I'm not going in there! :surprised

:rofl: Yep, Starbucks is a dangerous place. They've managed to get me addicted to lattes, darn caffeine pushers! A cup of that sometime between 2 and 3 in the afternoon, and it gets me through the rest of the day. (Hey, it's good for me, it has milk in it. :biggrin:)

And P.S., I've got the thread now.

motai
Feb18-05, 11:51 AM
Lets have PF sell shares of stock to determine who in the end will inevitably own the thread. 51% will be the owner of the particular thread at hand and can close it at their own volition hehe.

franznietzsche
Feb18-05, 12:10 PM
Lets have PF sell shares of stock to determine who in the end will inevitably own the thread. 51% will be the owner of the particular thread at hand and can close it at their own volition hehe.

I think based opn the fact that i post far more in GD than anyone else that i have the most shares.

My thread now.

Artman
Feb18-05, 12:34 PM
Sorry, I did not realize what a brave thing you did for us. I will leave you with your thread, good day sir.I suppose, since you have acknowlegded my potential sacrifice of all our lives, you may borrow my thread, but don't expect to keep it.
:wink:

franznietzsche
Feb18-05, 12:36 PM
I suppose, since you have acknowlegded my potential sacrifice of all our lives, you may borrow my thread, but don't expect to keep it.
:wink:

MY thread, and no he may not borrow it.

mattmns
Feb18-05, 12:47 PM
No need to borrow it considering that is is MY THREAD!!!

franznietzsche
Feb18-05, 12:54 PM
No need to borrow it considering that is is MY THREAD!!!

Not anymore.

Artman
Feb18-05, 12:55 PM
I guess we should tell you, shouldn't we sister? That we have been giving the thread small doses of arsenic in its tea. You see, it's lonely and we feel so sorry for it, don't we sister. When it does die, we will have it buried in the Panama Canal that Teddy has been digging in the basement, along with all the other gentlemen threads that we have helped. o:)

It won't be too much longer. More tea, thread? o:)

Here you go. <Hands the steaming beverage to the thread, who drinks it straight down>

What's that? you're not feeling well? Perhaps you should lie down. o:)

Teddy, we need another canal dug.

<Trumpet blast from the top of the stairs> "CHARGE!!!"

franznietzsche
Feb18-05, 12:59 PM
Its ok, i have some medicine for arsenic poisoning given to me by a man who really wanted to sell me a resort in pacoima the vacation capital of califorinia :rolleyes:

Here you go thread

*Thread dies*

Well, would you look at that...the schmuck swindled me....

Artman
Feb18-05, 01:06 PM
Oh dear sister, that is not one of our guest threads. You can't bury him in our basement. :grumpy:

Who is he and why did he put that imposter thread in our window seat? He looks like fran...

It's franznietzsche and he's come to try and take our thread.

You get out of our thread. :grumpy:

Now sister, be nice. Let's offer him some tea. o:)

franznietzsche
Feb18-05, 01:47 PM
Oh dear sister, that is not one of our guest threads. You can't bury him in our basement. :grumpy:

Who is he and why did he put that imposter thread in our window seat? He looks like fran...

It's franznietzsche and he's come to try and take our thread.

You get out of our thread. :grumpy:

Now sister, be nice. Let's offer him some tea. o:)


My thread you philandering thread-hussy.

Artman
Feb18-05, 01:52 PM
My thread you philandering thread-hussy.Well I never! (Well hardly ever.)
:blushing:

franznietzsche
Feb18-05, 01:56 PM
Well I never! (Well hardly ever.)
:blushing:


My spidey-senses are telling me you're lying.

(Jeebus christo, are we already 20 pages on this topic? lives we have not)

Artman
Feb18-05, 02:10 PM
I am going to be away for a long weekend. I am going to leave special instructions for the care and feeding of the thread while I am away. (I don't want anything to happen to it until I return late Monday.)

First of all, don't leave it alone with franznietzsche. he does not seem very responsible when it comes to caring for it.

Moonbear should be watched as well. She can be very naughty and this is a fairly young and impressionable thread. (Especially if the fleet's in.)

mattmns may borrow the thread, but he must bring it back.

Give the thread plenty of clean water (none of the muddy stuff they sometimes feed the political threads). Oh that reminds me, Russ may visit, but don't let him make the thread too conservative.

Keep the doors locked so Math Is Hard doesn't just walk in and take off with it (you know how she can be).

Other than that I guess that everything should be...sniff...sniff...
I'm so worried, there are so many trying to kill my poor little thread.
Be a good thread...sniff...sniff... Don't talk to any strangers (don't worry there are none stranger than us) and I'll see you when I get back.

Moonbear
Feb18-05, 03:52 PM
Moonbear should be watched as well. She can be very naughty and this is a fairly young and impressionable thread. (Especially if the fleet's in.)

:bugeye: Hey! I draw the line at being watched!

Now, come here little thread, we need to show you the ropes, and we know hanging around sailors is just the thing for that. :biggrin:

Artman
Feb18-05, 04:15 PM
:bugeye: Hey! I draw the line at being watched!

Now, come here little thread, we need to show you the ropes, and we know hanging around sailors is just the thing for that. :biggrin:Hey! I haven't even left yet and already Moonbear is bringing on the sailors! Next thing there will probably be a dozen or so partying nuns, forty or so penitent guys sayin their hail Marys and who knows what else! :grumpy:

dextercioby
Feb18-05, 04:32 PM
Artman,you said u were about to finally quit this thread (you said you were gonna leave)...Have you changed your mind about "leaving"...?:grumpy:

Daniel.

franznietzsche
Feb18-05, 04:42 PM
Hey! I haven't even left yet

Given that its MY thread you can't leave instructions for it. I'm the boss around here.

and already Moonbear is bringing on the sailors!

Sailor Moon outfits, what?

Next thing there will probably be a dozen or so partying nuns

There goes the neighborhood :rolleyes:

forty or so penitent guys sayin their hail Marys and who knows what else! :grumpy:

ONly the penitent man shal pass, only the penitent man shall pass, only the penitent man shall pass, the penitent man is humble, before god, he KNEELS!!

Whoever identifies the reference first, may take care of the thread in my absence while i go off and party for the weekend.

Moonbear
Feb18-05, 04:42 PM
He just doesn't trust me as a thread-sitter. :cry:

Artman
Feb18-05, 04:52 PM
Given that its MY thread you can't leave instructions for it. I'm the boss around here.



Sailor Moon outfits, what?



There goes the neighborhood :rolleyes:



ONly the penitent man shal pass, only the penitent man shall pass, only the penitent man shall pass, the penitent man is humble, before god, he KNEELS!!

Whoever identifies the reference first, may take care of the thread in my absence while i go off and party for the weekend.
I know it and I can't stay with the thread! :cry: Sean was so funny in that movie!

Behave all of you. Now I am really leaving this time.

franznietzsche
Feb18-05, 05:02 PM
I know it and I can't stay with the thread! :cry: Sean was so funny in that movie!

Behave all of you. Now I am really leaving this time.

We'll have to see if anyone else is smart enough to get it then :tongue:

dextercioby
Feb18-05, 05:03 PM
That movie was super hot...I liked Robert,simply because he eventually proved to be EVIL...And Demi was hot,as always...

Danievil.

franznietzsche
Feb18-05, 05:19 PM
That movie was super hot...I liked Robert,simply because he eventually proved to be EVIL...And Demi was hot,as always...

Danievil.


You get nothing if you cannot name the movie.

dextercioby
Feb18-05, 05:26 PM
I don't know the name of the movie in English,simply because it was translated into Romanian and usually the mot-à-mot translation back doesn't coincide with the original.:tongue:

The thread kill is still undecided...:tongue:

Daniel.

franznietzsche
Feb18-05, 05:45 PM
I don't know the name of the movie in English,simply because it was translated into Romanian and usually the mot-à-mot translation back doesn't coincide with the original.:tongue:

The thread kill is still undecided...:tongue:

Daniel.


And you can't say what it would be if you untranslated it? If you can recognize the line, you have no excuse.

dextercioby
Feb18-05, 05:49 PM
It should contain the words:"The Penitent"...:confused; :tongue2:

Daniel.

franznietzsche
Feb18-05, 05:50 PM
It should contain the words:"The Penitent"...:confused; :tongue2:

Daniel.


The line has nothing to do with the title. Its actually a semi-obscure line, although the scene its in isn't.

Gokul43201
Feb18-05, 08:52 PM
I thought it's the line that Indy keeps reminding himself of as he follows the path to the grail in Last Crusade (when something swings and he ducks under it when going through the dark cave-tunnel thingy)...but Dex has me confused.

franznietzsche
Feb18-05, 09:00 PM
I thought it's the line that Indy keeps reminding himself of as he follows the path to the grail in Last Crusade (when something swings and he ducks under it when going through the dark cave-tunnel thingy)...but Dex has me confused.

Dex doesn't know what he's talking about.

You're close. You got the movie, so you win.

Its what he says right before the spinning blades that he ducks and rolls inbetween. He reads his father's journal which has the clue "only the penitent man shall pass" in reference to the first of the three trials.

Gokul43201
Feb18-05, 09:08 PM
What do I win ?

Moonbear
Feb18-05, 09:09 PM
What do I win ?

The right to have the thread stolen from you as you stand in for franz. :rofl:

franznietzsche
Feb18-05, 09:10 PM
What do I win ?

you get to baby sit the thread while i'm off enjoying the weekend nightlife.

Moonbear
Feb18-05, 09:12 PM
you get to baby sit the thread while i'm off enjoying the weekend nightlife.

See? franz is saying Gokul has no life. Go get him Gokul!!

*steals thread while Gokul is chasing after franz*

franznietzsche
Feb18-05, 09:13 PM
See? franz is saying Gokul has no life. Go get him Gokul!!

*steals thread while Gokul is chasing after franz*

Gokul, what kind of babysitter are you?

You let the sailor-chasin hussy get it!!! :grumpy: :grumpy:

Moonbear
Feb18-05, 09:17 PM
Gokul, what kind of babysitter are you?

You let the sailor-chasin hussy get it!!! :grumpy: :grumpy:

Shouldn't you be out at some party?

franznietzsche
Feb18-05, 09:20 PM
Shouldn't you be out at some party?

Soon enough, soon enough.

mattmns
Feb18-05, 10:08 PM
Soon enough, soon enough.
Good, then while you are out having fun, us losers will steal your thread from you: Mwuhahahahaha :approve:

Math Is Hard
Feb18-05, 10:23 PM
*rips thread out from under matt*
Hey, Gokul -- catch!!!
heh heh heh

franznietzsche
Feb18-05, 10:24 PM
*rips thread out from under matt*
Hey, Gokul -- catch!!!
heh heh heh


Good job MIH.

Here have some aftershock for your effort.

Gokul, get back here, you won the designated thread sitter post, you have responsibilities!!!


I'm out, see you all later.

Moonbear
Feb18-05, 10:32 PM
Too late, Gokul strayed from his post and I intercepted MIH's pass! Thread's mine now!

mattmns
Feb18-05, 11:15 PM
zzzzzZZZZZzzzzz, soooo tired, aren't you tired Moonbear? After a long day of work wouldn't it be nice to just sit back in bed and sleep?

Moonbear
Feb18-05, 11:32 PM
zzzzzZZZZZzzzzz, soooo tired, aren't you tired Moonbear? After a long day of work wouldn't it be nice to just sit back in bed and sleep?

Oh, it would be, but I'm not done with my day of work yet. :frown: I need to get stuff to my PI tomorrow because he's out of town all next week, so tomorrow's the only day he's in the office. I don't have the luxury now of setting it aside and finishing it tomorrow. Time to put on another pot of coffee, it's going to be a late night.

But you go ahead and get some sleep if you're so tired. No need for us both to stay up all night.

Gokul43201
Feb18-05, 11:35 PM
Thread sitter, eh ? Think I've got nothing better to do on friday nights ?

<Now where's that thermocouple I was calibrating...>

Moonbear
Feb19-05, 12:11 AM
Of course you have better things to do on a Friday night. You can just leave the thread with me and it will be fine.

Moonbear
Feb19-05, 01:49 AM
Hey! With only 4 posts, you're hardly even in the contending as thread killing champion. You need to practice on some other beginner-level threads first. This one is for thread-killing experts only. :biggrin: I've been working on subtely burying this thread all night, just a post or two at a time, and here you go dragging it right back to the top on me. :rolleyes: Must be amateur night...LOL!

Chronos
Feb19-05, 01:53 AM
Does starting a thread and getting no replies count as a kill?

Moonbear
Feb19-05, 01:59 AM
I think we decided that's not killing, because they are stillborn.

dextercioby
Feb19-05, 02:50 AM
We got read of Artman,how many are still in contention:Moonbear,Franz and me...?

Daniel.

Gokul43201
Feb19-05, 07:17 AM
Of course you have better things to do on a Friday night. You can just leave the thread with me and it will be fine.Now saturday mornings are a whole different story.

<Now where's that calibration curve I plotted last night...>

mattmns
Feb19-05, 09:53 AM
Wow yeah Moonbear, I followed your advice of going to bed. Best nights sleep I ever had. Thanks for keeping the thread warm for me :smile:

mattmns
Feb19-05, 10:30 AM
WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING!!!! I was casually going around, bumping up threads to the top while this one was sinking to the bottom, and bam! You put it back on the top again :cry:

dextercioby
Feb19-05, 10:40 AM
Relax,Matt,there ain't no way u can make us forget about this thread and the relevance of killing it...:wink: :devil:

Danievil.

mattmns
Feb19-05, 10:48 AM
Ughhh, back to the top again, this thread will never die. We need to make a rule: Maybe 12hrs w/o a post and its dead?

Moonbear
Feb19-05, 11:00 AM
WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING!!!! I was casually going around, bumping up threads to the top while this one was sinking to the bottom, and bam! You put it back on the top again :cry:

That's how I felt last night! The thread-killers had gone to bed, there were people willing to post in other topics, so by careful picking and choosing, they were getting bumped up without a blatantly obvious list of threads with my name as the last poster on all of them, and then someone came in and brought this thread back to the top again!

See, we all are terrible at thread-killing. This thread should have had only a short lifespan, and we may have just given it the kiss of immortality!

dextercioby
Feb19-05, 11:05 AM
A poisonous kiss,indeed...:tongue2:

This one is gonna go 3000 posts,undoubtedly...:devil:

Daniel.

mattmns
Feb19-05, 11:09 AM
Yeah this thread is going to be around for a loooong time. It is already up to 9 pages of bs. This thread is not my child, this thread is franz's child, that is why we are all trying to kill it :smile:

dextercioby
Feb19-05, 11:12 AM
This is Tribdog's EVIL creation...:devil: And yes,it shouldn't be kept alive...About the bs part,i disagree,just because i've posted 25 times...:tongue2:

Daniel.

mattmns
Feb19-05, 11:13 AM
*kisses thread* you be a good boy/girl, whatever it is you are, whild daddy is gone.

Moonbear
Feb19-05, 11:54 AM
Okay, happy thoughts coming up. :smile: :devil: :smile: :devil: :rofl:

mattmns
Feb19-05, 01:32 PM
Hey come back here! Do not try to sneak away from daddy. pff, think I may have to spank this thread.

franznietzsche
Feb19-05, 02:04 PM
Yeah this thread is going to be around for a loooong time. It is already up to 9 pages of bs. This thread is not my child, this thread is franz's child, that is why we are all trying to kill it :smile:


Yet with all of you posting here it only grows stronger, every single day.

HAHAHAHA, the thread is MINE!!

Math Is Hard
Feb19-05, 02:06 PM
"HAHAHAHA, the thread is MINE!!" said Thready McThreadless

:devil:

franznietzsche
Feb19-05, 02:24 PM
"HAHAHAHA, the thread is MINE!!" said Thready McThreadless

:devil:

Hardy har har.

*snatches the thread*
Mine now!!
*cackles like a maniac*

mattmns
Feb19-05, 04:16 PM
Thready McThreadless, I like that.

franznietzsche
Feb19-05, 07:50 PM
Thready McThreadless, I like that.
Now i'm Thready McHavingTheThread

mattmns
Feb19-05, 09:06 PM
I had the thread for 3.5 hrs or so, that is pretty good for the middle of the day

franznietzsche
Feb19-05, 09:27 PM
I had the thread for 3.5 hrs or so, that is pretty good for the middle of the day

I was asleep, it doesn't count.

mattmns
Feb19-05, 09:57 PM
just stopping by

Moonbear
Feb19-05, 10:03 PM
I had the thread for 3.5 hrs or so, that is pretty good for the middle of the day

Oh, you mean the few hours when I couldn't get to PF? From the time stamps on posts here, apparently nobody else could either.

Moonbear
Feb19-05, 10:17 PM
Well, stop crowding it then.

dextercioby
Feb19-05, 10:42 PM
I was sleeping too.But now i'm back to life claiming what's rightfully mine,namely this THREAD...:devil:

Danievil.

Moonbear
Feb19-05, 11:35 PM
What's this thing you call sleep?

dextercioby
Feb19-05, 11:37 PM
An activity in which u were supposed to relax,unless u're really having nightmares...

Danievil.

mattmns
Feb19-05, 11:38 PM
Sleep, eh. And yeah pf was down for me too. Too bad it was not down forever, because then I would have claimed the kill.

mattmns
Feb20-05, 12:07 AM
Good, everyone went to bed. Now I can get back to work :smile:

mattmns
Feb20-05, 12:15 AM
eh hem, I think you took my thread

Chronos
Feb20-05, 04:22 AM
This is very discouraging. I have tried to kill threads before... I get a kick out of that, but you guys refuse to cooperate.

Moonbear
Feb20-05, 07:05 AM
This is very discouraging. I have tried to kill threads before... I get a kick out of that, but you guys refuse to cooperate.

I hereby name this thread Wyle E., after Wyle E. Coyote, because we've flatten it, squashed it under a boulder, sent it off a cliff, exploded it, and even stuck it up a rhino's rectum, yet it just scrapes itself up and keeps on going.

franznietzsche
Feb20-05, 07:28 AM
I hereby name this thread Wyle E., after Wyle E. Coyote, because we've flatten it, squashed it under a boulder, sent it off a cliff, exploded it, and even stuck it up a rhino's rectum, yet it just scrapes itself up and keeps on going.


Yeah, tribdog was daring enough to retrieve from the rhino rectum, what a move that was. I soo thought the thread would be safe there.

Moonbear
Feb20-05, 09:03 AM
Hey, give credit where credit is due! I retrieved the thread from the rhino. :grumpy: Nobody else was daring to go there, and I had the long gloves.

dextercioby
Feb20-05, 09:06 AM
Was the same rhino which underwent "collecting"...??:tongue2: That explains a lot.

Daniel.

mattmns
Feb20-05, 10:24 AM
Ok, time for breakfast

Math Is Hard
Feb20-05, 11:25 AM
this is the Thread that never ends,
it just goes on and on, my friends,
some people started posting here not knowing what it was,
and now they'll go on posting here forever just because...
this is the Thread that never ends,
it just goes on and on, my friends,
some people started posting here not knowing what it was,
and now they'll go on posting here forever just because...
this is the Thread that never ends,
it just goes on and on, my friends,
some people started posting here not knowing what it was,
and now they'll go on posting here forever just because...
this is the Thread that never ends,
it just goes on and on, my friends,
some people started posting here not knowing what it was,
and now they'll go on posting here forever just because...

Moonbear
Feb20-05, 11:28 AM
:rofl: Great song...er...thread! :rofl:

Math Is Hard
Feb20-05, 11:32 AM
Did you ever see "Shari Lewis and Lambchop", Moonbear? I think that's where I learned that song. That TV show might have been too far before your time though - it was almost before mine! I think every once in a while they run it on the cable channels, though, just for the nostalgic value.

dextercioby
Feb20-05, 11:37 AM
Yeah,quite a crisis of inspiration...16 lines repeating the same thing 4 (sic) times...:eek: :yuck: :tongue2:

Daniel.

Math Is Hard
Feb20-05, 11:50 AM
It's actually an infinite loop, but I wasn't sure how to use LaTex to express that.

dextercioby
Feb20-05, 11:53 AM
for{}...??:tongue2:

Daniel.

Math Is Hard
Feb20-05, 11:58 AM
ok, how 'bout
for(i=0; i < i+1;i++){
cout<< "this is the Thread that never ends,"<< endl;
cout<< "it just goes on and on, my friends,"<< endl;
cout<< "some people started posting here not knowing what it was,"<< endl;
cout<< "and now they'll go on posting here forever just because..." << endl;
}

dextercioby
Feb20-05, 12:02 PM
Do you think it can be compiled just like that,only the cycle...?Who knows,maybe...:confused:

Daniel.

Math Is Hard
Feb20-05, 12:07 PM
I think a While loop would have been better for this.

while(threadIsNotDead == true)
{
blah blah blah..;
}

dextercioby
Feb20-05, 12:11 PM
Well,let's ask Warren for a C-built-in compiler too...:tongue2: We have to test our theories and CREATE THE NEVERENDING THREAD :devil:

Danievil.

Math Is Hard
Feb20-05, 12:19 PM
Great idea! chroot needs a new project.
We should have a lime green Compile button at the bottom of each post. :approve:

dextercioby
Feb20-05, 12:30 PM
Not so fast,first he must finish his major project of his life:finding a name for his girlfriend's imaginary pet tiger...Let's be patient...Good days are on the horizon...:tongue2:

Daniel.

tribdog
Feb20-05, 12:40 PM
could you all keep it down. some of us have a headache

dextercioby
Feb20-05, 12:42 PM
Too much vodka,huh...?I hope you're doing better now...I won't scream,i promiss...:shy: :tongue2:

Daniel.

tribdog
Feb20-05, 12:44 PM
you all do not want to know what I did last night

dextercioby
Feb20-05, 12:48 PM
Now,that u made us curious (actually me),do tell,if possible with as many details...

Daniel.

P.S.You may start (yet another) thread...:tongue2:

tribdog
Feb20-05, 12:54 PM
well, I poured myself another glass of vodka, watched Dodgeball "Arrgh, loved the pirate" put in I,Robot and fell right asleep. wasn't even 7pm

tribdog
Feb20-05, 12:55 PM
actually I cried myself to sleep because no one wanted to put me up for the weekend.

dextercioby
Feb20-05, 12:57 PM
I liked that movie...Mainly because i wasn't alone while watching it :wink:
Yep,it was something in the vodka,alright...I hope u're cured and never buy it again...

Daniel.

dextercioby
Feb20-05, 12:59 PM
Franz turned you down...?:surprised: That good-for-nothin'-weasel...He ain't gonna kill this thread...:devil:

Daniel.

Moonbear
Feb20-05, 03:07 PM
Did you ever see "Shari Lewis and Lambchop", Moonbear? I think that's where I learned that song. That TV show might have been too far before your time though - it was almost before mine! I think every once in a while they run it on the cable channels, though, just for the nostalgic value.

No, it wasn't quite before my time...her actual show might have been, but she still made guest appearances on other shows, like The Muppets and the Tonight Show.

Moonbear
Feb20-05, 03:12 PM
could you all keep it down. some of us have a headache

Hi tribdog!!!
I just wanted to let you know your Excedrin and coffee are in the thread you started last night
We'll just pretend we never saw all those photos you posted that Evo had to delete. Just what were you doing with that burrito?
:eek:

dextercioby
Feb21-05, 08:58 AM
Moonbear,for 18 consecutive hours the thread was literally yours.I believe it was enough.I'm taking it back...:devil:

Danievil.

Moonbear
Feb21-05, 10:01 AM
Moonbear,for 18 consecutive hours the thread was literally yours.I believe it was enough.I'm taking it back...:devil:

Danievil.

I thought we put on a 12 hour time limit to hold the title and the thread! I win!!!!! :biggrin:

dextercioby
Feb21-05, 10:04 AM
No,the limit is nonexistant...The last name for an indefinite amount of time wins...:wink:

So don't open the champagne yet,this one will go for a long way...:wink:

Daniel.

Moonbear
Feb21-05, 10:06 AM
Well, I'm opening the champagne anyway. But because you won't let me celebrate a win, I'm not going to share any with you. :tongue2:

dextercioby
Feb21-05, 10:13 AM
:cry: But i'm alcoholic,i LOVE champagne...:tongue2: Take care with it,not to end up like Trib,drunk & asleep at the early hors of the evening...

Daniel.

Gokul43201
Feb21-05, 10:22 AM
Did you ever see "Shari Lewis and Lambchop", Moonbear? I think that's where I learned that song. Oh, I thought you were doing a Morrison impression.

Okay, I've decided to annouce that I'm leaving this rotten thread for good.

This is the end
Beautiful friend
This is the end
My only friend, the end

Of our elaborate plans, the end
Of everything that stands, the end
No safety or surprise, the end
I'll never look into your posts ... again

It hurts to set you free
But you'll never follow me
The end of laughter and soft lies
The end of trying to make you die

This is the end.

mattmns
Feb21-05, 10:23 AM
Yeah Moonbear won. I went to bed thinking I had forgot to do something, and I did: I forgot to post in this thread, blahhh!

klusener
Feb21-05, 10:25 AM
that's hilarious, if you wrote it, bravo :clap:; if someone else wrote it, then :spanking:, but still i love it...

dextercioby
Feb21-05, 10:30 AM
Yeah Moonbear won. I went to bed thinking I had forgot to do something, and I did: I forgot to post in this thread, blahhh!

NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!She never will...:devil:

Danievil.

Moses
Feb21-05, 02:53 PM
hahaha u ppl are hilaroius, well one of the reasons i dont post that much is almost 20% of my posts where "thread killers" still the concept itself is so -baised:

IS the last post a thread killer or just a thread finisher by an expert finishing move ....


Ohhh no! i am in the dager now if being the thread killer again, some one post quickly, PLEEEEEEEEEEEEASE! :cry: :rofl:

arildno
Feb21-05, 03:00 PM
Moonbear has won.
No thread-killer champion thread survives 18 hours all by itself; reanimation of dead threads is simply ghoulish.

Congratulations, Moonbear!

mattmns
Feb21-05, 03:05 PM
[...] IS the last post a thread killer or just a thread finisher by an expert finishing move ....
lol an expert finishing move. *pulls out katana, spins around and slices up thread from multiple angles, "fatality" *

Bartholomew
Feb21-05, 03:12 PM
Most threads with many poosts have gaps of at least 24 hours, usually more.

arildno
Feb21-05, 03:14 PM
Most threads with many poosts have gaps of at least 24 hours, usually more.
But those are not thread-killer champion threads; hence, they have an innate resilience denied to tkct's.
Moonbear has won.

mattmns
Feb21-05, 03:23 PM
Yep, Moonbear has won. I agree with arildno: This is a competitive thread, normal rules do not apply.

franznietzsche
Feb21-05, 04:22 PM
Yep, Moonbear has won. I agree with arildno: This is a competitive thread, normal rules do not apply.


If moonbear won, why is this thread alive?

arildno
Feb21-05, 04:24 PM
If moonbear won, why is this thread alive?
It isn't alive, it is in suspended animation only.

mattmns
Feb21-05, 04:30 PM
Moonbear won, the thread is dead: Right now we are just poking it with a stick.

franznietzsche
Feb21-05, 05:54 PM
Moonbear won, the thread is dead: Right now we are just poking it with a stick.


She'll win over my dead lifeless unposting body.

the number 42
Feb21-05, 05:58 PM
She'll win over my dead lifeless unposting body.

Dude, I'd like to point out that you killed the Is Love Real thread. I think it was when you started trying to make a serious point, and it just got really... unsavory. :frown:

Moonbear
Feb21-05, 06:10 PM
Well, you're just all standing around for me to give my acceptance speech!

The thread is mine!!! I think I'm going to stuff it and mount it on the wall over the fireplace. :biggrin:

franznietzsche
Feb21-05, 06:52 PM
Well, you're just all standing around for me to give my acceptance speech!

The thread is mine!!! I think I'm going to stuff it and mount it on the wall over the fireplace. :biggrin:


i'll never surrender!!

Moonbear
Feb21-05, 07:04 PM
Where is your acceptance speech?

That was it. :biggrin: I thought a good anti-climactic ending would be the perfect final blow to the thread. :rofl:

arildno
Feb21-05, 07:09 PM
A very good acceptance speech, IMO.
Let's leave franznietszhe to pick up whatever loose ends he thinks belongs to the thread-killer champion thread (he's mistaken of course)
A generous attitude towards losers is a most becoming trait in one's personality, or what, Moonbear?

Moonbear
Feb21-05, 07:27 PM
A generous attitude towards losers is a most becoming trait in one's personality, or what, Moonbear?

Of course you know I love all you losers. :tongue: :rofl:

Artman
Feb21-05, 07:30 PM
Well, you're just all standing around for me to give my acceptance speech!

The thread is mine!!! I think I'm going to stuff it and mount it on the wall over the fireplace. :biggrin:I cannot believe this! I leave you alone with my thread for one weekend, (I left specific instructions to keep an eye on Moonbear) and when I get back, there are posts all over the floor, people in and out all weekend. :grumpy: Everybody out! Leave now. I am back to take care of this thread. Go on, the party is over. Everyone out and take those bottles with you and those sailor suits. :grumpy:

Moonbear
Feb21-05, 07:56 PM
Sorry Artman, apparently you didn't leave the thread with reliable thread-sitters. Too late now, the kill is mine! :devil:

Artman
Feb21-05, 11:18 PM
Sorry Artman, apparently you didn't leave the thread with reliable thread-sitters. Too late now, the kill is mine! :devil:The thread is not well, (probably hung over), but it is certainly not dead (7 pages since I went away). But now that I am back it is getting better already. Soon it will be ready to be killed. At which time, I'll be here for it. :smile:

Math Is Hard
Feb21-05, 11:25 PM
why don't we just keep fattening it up until Thanksgiving and we'll kill it then?

Artman
Feb21-05, 11:31 PM
why don't we just keep fattening it up until Thanksgiving and we'll kill it then?Great idea, MIH. It will probably be very fat by then.

franznietzsche
Feb22-05, 01:12 AM
Sorry Artman, apparently you didn't leave the thread with reliable thread-sitters. Too late now, the kill is mine! :devil:


Aparently i didn't either, gokul failed me. I'll never forgive him :cry:

dextercioby
Feb22-05, 02:11 AM
Let's vote.I say the thread is very much alive and it will be that way until all of us get bored to posting in it and the last one wins...

Who's backing me...?

Daniel.

P.S.And Artman's right:all uninvited guests,OUT!!:mad:

franznietzsche
Feb22-05, 02:31 AM
Let's vote.I say the thread is very much alive and it will be that way until all of us get bored to posting in it and the last one wins...

Who's backing me...?

Daniel.

P.S.And Artman's right:all uninvited guests,OUT!!:mad:


Which means i will win.

dextercioby
Feb22-05, 02:55 AM
I wouldn't count on it,if i were u...:devil:

Danievil.

Artman
Feb22-05, 08:29 AM
P.S.And Artman's rightOf course I am.



Thread's mine.

Moonbear
Feb22-05, 09:43 AM
:cry: You all stole my victory! Sore losers. :tongue: Well, I did it once, and I'll do it again!

dextercioby
Feb22-05, 09:50 AM
In your dreams,honey,yeah,keep dreamin' & everything's gonna be just fine...:devil:

Daniel.

P.S.By the time u wake up,this thread will have had a terrible and painful death in the hands of "the green thing"...:tongue2:

Moonbear
Feb22-05, 10:20 AM
By the time I wake up? I just woke up a few hours ago. It's a long time before I get to go to sleep. Oh, wait, I do have a noon meeting coming up soon, but those only last about and hour. More of an afternoon nap. :rofl:

dextercioby
Feb22-05, 01:57 PM
I see a sudden loss of interest towards this thread.That's good news.The day for celebrating MY victory is not far away...:devil:

Danievil.

Moonbear
Feb22-05, 02:56 PM
I see a sudden loss of interest towards this thread.That's good news.The day for celebrating MY victory is not far away...:devil:

Danievil.

But it is not to be today. And that's MY victory.

mattmns
Feb22-05, 04:23 PM
Dexter you will not win. I made a quick program that scans this thread for your name. And if it appears more than it did before, it will post for me, making sure that you will never win :devil:

Math Is Hard
Feb22-05, 04:31 PM
what if I just write a program that evaluates each new post and posts to the thread if (LastPoster != Math Is Hard)?

franznietzsche
Feb22-05, 05:16 PM
what if I just write a program that evaluates each new post and posts to the thread if (LastPoster != Math Is Hard)?

Then pf will be shutdown for a while due to bandwidth problems

Moonbear
Feb22-05, 07:44 PM
Aww, look at all of you, "my program is bigger than your program." It's just so cute. Me, I don't need no stinkin' programs. I'll just wait until Greg bans all your IPs to stop the bandwidth problems, and then I'll slip in for the kill! Muwahahahahaha! :devil:

mattmns
Feb22-05, 07:45 PM
lol, I do not know if it would break any contracts, but I bet you can expect, as Moonbear said, to be banned.

franznietzsche
Feb23-05, 12:14 AM
Aww, look at all of you, "my program is bigger than your program." It's just so cute. Me, I don't need no stinkin' programs. I'll just wait until Greg bans all your IPs to stop the bandwidth problems, and then I'll slip in for the kill! Muwahahahahaha! :devil:

But i'm not using a program. I'm immune!!!! :devil: :devil:

Bring it Moonie!!!!

Moonbear
Feb23-05, 01:01 AM
But i'm not using a program. I'm immune!!!! :devil: :devil:

Bring it Moonie!!!!

I hereby declare no underage thread killing. You better leave the dirty work up to us older folks. :tongue2:

franznietzsche
Feb23-05, 01:55 AM
I hereby declare no underage thread killing. You better leave the dirty work up to us older folks. :tongue2:


As iff underage anything laws would ever hinder me.

*Stabs thread with a 13 inch knife*

tribdog
Feb23-05, 02:00 AM
I feel immortal. I have started a thread that could become one of the all time greatest. Perhaps able to rival the great "stupid quetion"
All I can say is that it is about time. Finally you all are starting to realize I am better than you and are responding as you should. I command you to continue posting to MY thread. Pay hommage to me.

franznietzsche
Feb23-05, 02:04 AM
I feel immortal. I have started a thread that could become one of the all time greatest. Perhaps able to rival the great "stupid quetion"
All I can say is that it is about time. Finally you all are starting to realize I am better than you and are responding as you should. I command you to continue posting to MY thread. Pay hommage to me.


Go get your own thread to kill. :grumpy:

tribdog
Feb23-05, 02:34 AM
dang, thought I was going to get the kill for that comment.

dextercioby
Feb23-05, 03:43 AM
Not in this world...:devil: :tongue2:

Daniel.

P.S."stupid quetion" thread is stupid,THIS is great...

Artman
Feb23-05, 08:55 AM
At 20, I think I may be the youngest person posting in this thread, so I will probably outlive you all. And then...I have a reason to live. :smile:

dang, thought I was going to get the kill for that comment. It was a darn good try.

Bring it Moonie!!!!I love it. :biggrin:

Hey Dex, did you see the great ping pong game going on in some other thread?

ping - pong - ping - pong - ping - pong - ping - pong - ping - pong

:uhh: :uhh: :uhh: :uhh: :uhh: :uhh: :uhh: :uhh: :uhh: :uhh:

Is he gone yet?

Artman
Feb23-05, 09:24 AM
I like ping pong.I play it,everytime i get the chance...

And i feel OFFENDED that u assumed i'd fall for that...:mad:

Daniel.Fall for what? o:)

ping - pong - ping - pong

What ever are you refering to, Dex?

<must make dex want to go play ping-pong.>ping - pong - ping - pong

<must continue subliminal ping-pong infusion.>ping - pong - ping - pong

:uhh: :uhh: :uhh: :uhh: :uhh: :uhh:

Artman
Feb23-05, 09:34 AM
And i feel OFFENDED that u assumed i'd fall for that...:mad:

Daniel.Now don't be -ping- offended Dex. It just -pong- means that -ping- I consider you a -pong- worthy adversary, -ping- such as you might find -pong- in a good Ping -ping- Pong -pong- match. o:) :smile:

No reason to be -ping- offended. :smile:

Artman
Feb23-05, 10:21 AM
All this pong-ping bs is not gonna keep ME away...It might work with Moonbear,though..:tongue2:

Daniel.Perhaps if we had a Rhino that needed collecting... :tongue2:

Now, where's my Barry White CD?

dextercioby
Feb23-05, 10:24 AM
Please,no more connection between Barry White & rhino...:cry:I may get disgusted and leave...

Daniel.

Artman
Feb23-05, 10:28 AM
Please,no more connection between Barry White & rhino...:cry:I may get disgusted and leave...

Daniel.Uh, oh baby, can't get enough of that Rhino love, baby.
:tongue2:

Moonbear
Feb23-05, 10:29 AM
All this pong-ping bs is not gonna keep ME away...It might work with Moonbear,though..:tongue2:

Daniel.

Ooh, I love ping-pong. I'm terrible at it, but it doesn't stop me. It just makes the game more interesting to smack the ball off light fixtures, bookcases, the pet cat, etc. :biggrin: (Disclaimer: No actual cats were harmed in the making of this thread.)

My persistence in ping-pong is somewhat similar to my persistence in this thread. It doesn't matter if I'm twice franz's age, I'm still going to outlive him (is he the youngest here?). I'm going to get the thread kill even if I have to do it on my own deathbed! :tongue2:

Artman
Feb23-05, 10:33 AM
I'm going to get the thread kill even if I have to do it on my own deathbed! :tongue2:Do what? :blushing:

Artman
Feb23-05, 10:46 AM
Ughh I did not like playing ping-pong in gym. I was very good and aggressive when it came to sports, but I was terrible at ping pong, which pissed me off lolHey dex, Moonbear and mattmns needs help with their Ping Pong skills. :smile: Why don't you take them to another thread and give them some pointers? o:)

Artman
Feb23-05, 10:49 AM
All this pong-ping bs is not gonna keep ME away...It might work with Moonbear,though..:tongue2:

Daniel.Hey, you're right. It seems to have worked on Moonbear and mattmns! :tongue:

Moonbear
Feb23-05, 11:02 AM
Hey dex, Moonbear and mattmns needs help with their Ping Pong skills. :smile: Why don't you take them to another thread and give them some pointers? o:)

Oh, no, there's no reason we can't play ping-pong right here. I miss the table so often, I don't even need to bother having one!

*pong...kerthunk* Oops, sorry there Artman, you might want to put some ice on that eye. You really should wear safety glasses when I'm playing ping-pong.

dextercioby
Feb23-05, 02:45 PM
It never was.It's Tribdog's kid,remember...?:tongue:He attempted to kill it (patricide :confused:),but he failed...:devil:

And definitely will not be...

Get used to LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSING...:tongue2:

Daniel.

Artman
Feb23-05, 03:11 PM
I started watching the thread, studying it, when it first started. It has certain patterns. There are others around it sometimes, but not always. I know when it is alone, when it is helpless.

Other people talk about killing the thread. I begin to see the thread dead. My breathing gets faster because I realize I want it dead too, but I also realize that I want to kill it. It's mine. They don't know it, but it is mine. My sweet innocent, soon to be dead thread. Dead thread! Ha, ha, ha! Rolls right off the tongue, doesn't it? How would any of you know! You keep bringing it back to life after I have killed it!

Creepy huh. Bet you're all too scared to stick around now. :devil:

Moonbear
Feb23-05, 03:17 PM
Of course I hope you all realize that the only way to win here is to gain a silent victory. You can't be acknowledged for the win, nor can you brag about your win, or else it will remind others the thread exists and they will resume posting. Can your egos handle a win nobody notices? If not, give up now, winning would be far too depressing.

dextercioby
Feb23-05, 03:22 PM
Of course I hope you all realize that the only way to win here is to gain a silent victory. You can't be acknowledged for the win, nor can you brag about your win, or else it will remind others the thread exists and they will resume posting. Can your egos handle a win nobody notices? If not, give up now, winning would be far too depressing.

We've reached the point of no return.And yes,i would start a new thread in which people would pay hommage to me and acknowledge me as the SUPREME BEING WHO SLAYED THE THREAD... :cool:

And I would kill that thread,too... :devil:

Daniel.

Artman
Feb23-05, 03:26 PM
Of course I hope you all realize that the only way to win here is to gain a silent victory. You can't be acknowledged for the win, nor can you brag about your win, or else it will remind others the thread exists and they will resume posting. Can your egos handle a win nobody notices? If not, give up now, winning would be far too depressing.What thread?

motai
Feb23-05, 05:58 PM
Extensive statistical analysis shows that the average lifespan of a thread such as this under these conditions is 7,204 posts.

This question will be asked sooner or later, but statistics can't go long on this forum without knowing the source of the statistics. Anyways, im curious... how did these analysts get to this rather odd figure? Mathematical model?

Moonbear
Feb23-05, 07:25 PM
I attempted to contact the statisticians who performed the analysis, but I must have lost the pin they were dancing on in a haystack.

LOL! Don't you know the only way to find a needle in a haystack is to take your shoes off and walk through the haystack? Guaranteed you'll find it on your first pass through! :rofl:

Artman
Feb23-05, 09:56 PM
LOL! Don't you know the only way to find a needle in a haystack is to take your shoes off and walk through the haystack? Guaranteed you'll find it on your first pass through! :rofl:You know what is harder, finding a needle in a stack of needles. http://www.cafe18.uni.cc/images/smilies/dance.gif

Artman
Feb23-05, 11:04 PM
Unless, of course, you don't care which needle. Then you just reach in a grab one. :biggrin:

tribdog
Feb24-05, 02:34 AM
when someone does kill this thread and it comes time to award the trophy does it get awarded in this thread? and if it does, does that make the trophy invalid? it's one of those Catch 22 of Schrodinger's Cats paradoxy thingies.

dextercioby
Feb24-05, 02:39 AM
Nope,not in this thread.If you had bothered reding the 100 posts u've been missing,you'd have noticed my suggestion:the winner creates a thread especially for other members to pay hommage to him and then,he would get to kill that thread too.

Daniel.

franznietzsche
Feb24-05, 04:09 AM
Nope,not in this thread.If you had bothered reding the 100 posts u've been missing,you'd have noticed my suggestion:the winner creates a thread especially for other members to pay hommage to him and then,he would get to kill that thread too.

Daniel.


But no one, except me, will ever manage to kill this thread.

So should i just make the other thread now?

tribdog
Feb24-05, 04:35 AM
what other thread franz?, did I miss something in the last 100 or so posts?

franznietzsche
Feb24-05, 04:55 AM
what other thread franz?, did I miss something in the last 100 or so posts?

Not likely, just ignore this thread for about 100 posts, and then come back and be confused about whatever it is me and these usurpers are discussing then.

franznietzsche
Feb24-05, 06:07 AM
Hmmm, *whispers* am I the only one here

No silly, i never sleep.

mattmns
Feb24-05, 06:12 AM
DAMN!!!!! I should have know franz would come here. Geeze, seriously do you sleep?

franznietzsche
Feb24-05, 06:24 AM
DAMN!!!!! I should have know franz would come here. Geeze, seriously do you sleep?


Sometimes, but never for very long. I think i average 2 all nighters a week, and when i almost never manage a night of continuous sleep for more than a few hours at a time.

Get lot's of programming done though.

Unless he drinks too much,no...

Daniel.

I've never passed out or forgotten a night. Had a few that were real hazy, but no black outs.

franznietzsche
Feb24-05, 06:26 AM
It's hard to tell when i'm awake or not,just the "green button" tells whether i'm online or not...Which is much more relevant to the welfare of MY BELOVED THREAD...

which i'm gonna kill pretty soon...:devil:

Danievil.


Not if i kill it first!

My thread!

*stabs thread for the gajillionth time*

franznietzsche
Feb24-05, 06:27 AM
Hmm, when is the next time you plan on sleep all night? *grabs pen and paper*


The next time i spend an entire day getting laid. So not any time soon from the looks of it. :frown:

dextercioby
Feb24-05, 06:31 AM
*Removed dirty joke with Franz in leading role¨*:cry:

Daniel.

P.S.This forum's moderated :cry:

mattmns
Feb24-05, 06:32 AM
Not if i kill it first!

My thread!

*stabs thread for the gajillionth time*

Wow, I think franz may have wrote the program. Dexter posted at 4:26, then franz comes in, quotes dexter, and then types his own message and still manages to make it in the 4:26 mark. hmmmmmm :eek:

edit... woops quoted myself; I better hurry before franz comes in and harasses me :grumpy:

franznietzsche
Feb24-05, 06:34 AM
*Removed dirty joke with Franz in leading role¨*:cry:

Daniel.

P.S.This forum's moderated :cry:


PM me

Wow, I think franz may have wrote the program. Dexter posted at 4:26, then franz comes in, quotes dexter, and then types his own message and still manages to make it in the 4:26 mark. hmmmmmm

I am not a chat bot. What are you talking about.


...how does it make you feel to call me a chat bot?

(if you get the reference, i commend you on your comp sci geekiness)

I actually spend my programming time writing simulations of physical systems, and related code libraries, particularly RK4 routines for various types of systems.

mattmns
Feb24-05, 06:38 AM
Reference, nope I do not get it :cry: Ok, time for breakfast, then school *stupid tuesdays and thursdays*, and then to reclaim my thread.

dextercioby
Feb24-05, 06:38 AM
Hey,look,there's another dude with us in this forum...He better stay away from MY THREAD:grumpy:

Daniel.

franznietzsche
Feb24-05, 06:41 AM
Hey,look,there's another dude with us in this forum...He better stay away from MY THREAD:grumpy:

Daniel.

no PM? :cry:

MY THREAD!!!

Artman
Feb24-05, 09:14 AM
The thread killer strikes again. I got another one (it was locked with my name in the last post spot). This one will be mine. Until then little thread, grow and be happy, for tommorrow you may die. :devil:

Moonbear
Feb24-05, 09:39 AM
Hey, we agreed locked posts don't count. Especially ones where you're just feeding the trolls. Stick with feeding this thread, I want it nice and meaty when I finally go in for the kill. If we don't fatten it up, it won't display as nicely mounted over my fireplace.

Artman
Feb24-05, 10:21 AM
Hey, we agreed locked posts don't count. Especially ones where you're just feeding the trolls. Stick with feeding this thread, I want it nice and meaty when I finally go in for the kill. If we don't fatten it up, it won't display as nicely mounted over my fireplace.Is thread meat good to eat?

tribdog
Feb24-05, 12:24 PM
nah, we kill them for their pelts

Artman
Feb24-05, 12:35 PM
nah, we kill them for their peltsLOL. Oh God, we're going to be boycotted. Cruelty to threads. (I've seen us torture live ones.)
:yuck:

tribdog
Feb24-05, 12:45 PM
case in point, this current one. We are fattening it up like veal

Artman
Feb24-05, 12:54 PM
nah, we kill them for their peltsI'm going to make mine into a coat.

Artman
Feb24-05, 01:06 PM
I was going to make the tail into a hat, but that could be risky knowing some of the posters to this thread.

Math Is Hard
Feb24-05, 01:29 PM
My ancestors were Native Americans. They were not wasteful like you people. When they killed a thread, they used every part of the thread.

tribdog
Feb24-05, 01:30 PM
even the colons ::?

Artman
Feb24-05, 01:40 PM
My ancestors were Native Americans. They were not wasteful like you people. When they killed a thread, they used every part of the thread. Should be able to use the thread blubber to light your lantern or heat your teepee for the whole winter, MIH. :tongue:

Artman
Feb24-05, 02:42 PM
Let's ask Evo to stick this THREAD,MY THREAD...

Daniel.You mean it's not a sticky thread? It's never more than one or two from the top.

And it's mine. Gonna live off the thread blubber. :tongue2:

tribdog
Feb24-05, 02:56 PM
I'm going to knit a shower curtain out of it.

Artman
Feb24-05, 02:59 PM
I'm going to knit a shower curtain out of it.Gonna eat your fat?

tribdog
Feb24-05, 03:09 PM
no, but I might use it to add some flavor to a gumbo

Moonbear
Feb24-05, 03:14 PM
I think I'm going to dye it blue and use it to reupholster the chair in my office.

tribdog
Feb24-05, 03:15 PM
do you have a pattern for moccasins? I think I'd be stylin' in a brand new outfit of breechcloth and moccasins

Moonbear
Feb24-05, 03:17 PM
I'm voting we make you go barefoot so you'll have enough thread to make a larger breechcloth, preferably, one that covers a little in the back as well as the front! :eek:

tribdog
Feb24-05, 03:19 PM
I'm voting we make you go barefoot so you'll have enough thread to make a larger breechcloth, preferably, one that covers a little in the back as well as the front! :eek:
:blushing: don't tell everyone I need a larger than average breechcloth, it's embarrassing.

Artman
Feb24-05, 03:43 PM
...have enough thread to make a larger breechcloth...You guys better keep fattening up this thread, we'll need a big one if I win. :approve:

Pissing match. That should take care of getting rid of the girls. :smile:

Moonbear
Feb24-05, 03:55 PM
You guys better keep fattening up this thread, we'll need a big one if I win. :approve:

I guess that would be similar to wearing shoes several sizes too big to try to impress the women?

Alright, we're going to have to do loincloth inspections now. All you guys line up. *grabs salad tongs to lift loincloths and ruler for measuring*

Artman
Feb24-05, 03:59 PM
I guess that would be similar to wearing shoes several sizes too big to try to impress the women?

Alright, we're going to have to do loincloth inspections now. All you guys line up. *grabs salad tongs to lift loincloths and ruler for measuring*Should we stand at ease, or at attention? What is that electric poker looking thingy in your other hand, it doesn't look like a ruler?

Moonbear
Feb24-05, 04:12 PM
Should we stand at ease, or at attention? What is that electric poker looking thingy in your other hand, it doesn't look like a ruler?

*holds hand behind back* What other thing? All I have is this ruler. *holds out hand with ruler* o:)

Moonbear
Feb24-05, 07:19 PM
i'm going to cover this thread in spam. And whoever wants to kill it has to lick all the spam off. Even between the threads toes :yuck:

Eeeewwwww! Spam and toe jam! :yuck: :yuck: I think this has just turned into the PF Fear Factor thread! Whoever can suppress their gag reflex enough to withstand tribdog and Artman walking around in only loincloths and eating spam and toe jam wins! Now we just need one more stunt. This one needs to be the one that requires physical agility. How about tight-rope walking across the thread suspended between the roofs of two high-rise buildings.

motai
Feb24-05, 07:39 PM
*puts own clothespin and keeps the thread rolling*

*speech in annoying lilt due to clothespin* Ehannhhh, This thread isn't going to die just yet...

franznietzsche
Feb24-05, 10:20 PM
Eeeewwwww! Spam and toe jam! :yuck: :yuck: I think this has just turned into the PF Fear Factor thread! Whoever can suppress their gag reflex enough to withstand tribdog and Artman walking around in only loincloths

They're wearing that much? I've been naked in here all day.

and eating spam and toe jam wins! Now we just need one more stunt. This one needs to be the one that requires physical agility. How about tight-rope walking across the thread suspended between the roofs of two high-rise buildings.


Only if the two high rises are under water and you're surounded by hungry maneating sharks, without any safety equipment.

The stakes are jsut that high.

tribdog
Feb24-05, 10:21 PM
They're wearing that much? I've been naked in here all day.




Only if the two high rises are under water and you're surounded by hungry maneating sharks, without any safety equipment.

The stakes are jsut that high.
that really puts it into perspective for me. thanks man.

franznietzsche
Feb24-05, 10:25 PM
toe spam :yuck:

Ewwww, now you've got me thinking of squishing spam between my toes. :surprised


*evil cackle*

My plan is beginning to tae effect, soon i'll have you gagging all over PF!!!

*evil cackle*
:devil: :devil:

Moonbear
Feb25-05, 01:17 AM
*evil cackle*

My plan is beginning to tae effect, soon i'll have you gagging all over PF!!!

*evil cackle*
:devil: :devil:

*vomits on franz* Sorry, after that last bit about you running around here naked all day, I just couldn't keep it down. But I do feel much better now. Good enough for yet another day of thread-hunting.

franznietzsche
Feb25-05, 01:26 AM
*vomits on franz* Sorry, after that last bit about you running around here naked all day, I just couldn't keep it down. But I do feel much better now. Good enough for yet another day of thread-hunting.


:bugeye: :bugeye:

Great, now i've got vomit in places vomit should never be. Thanks a lot moonbear.

Artman
Feb25-05, 09:39 AM
You're welcome. :redface: What do you guys think this place is, "Lord of the Flies" or something?Yup. We're all running around in loincloths.


Except Franz, he's naked and Dex is there with him.

Artman
Feb25-05, 10:13 AM
Franz,...That's a huge pair of b@lls u got there...:tongue2:I don't know. Sounds suspiciously knowledgable to me. :uhh: Of course I have no real way of verifying this data (nor do I hope to). :yuck:


Dex getting upset and leaving yet? :tongue:

Moonbear
Feb25-05, 11:01 AM
P.S.Franz should be the one upset...After all,huge b@lls mean DISFUNCTIONALITY...

Elephantitis comes to mind. Though, maybe they didn't mean quite that large, in which case some enlargement can happen when one is, um, reaching critical pressure, and not, um, seeing to the proper operation of the pressure-release valve. Don't worry franz, the latter condition resolves itself with no long-term damage other than psychological. :tongue2:

P.S. I feel the need to point out that someone rearranged all the smilies on my screen again a few days ago! :tongue: and :tongue2: must have been fighting again and needed to be separated, and they put o:) between :devil: and :!!). Must have been getting a bit too lusty there. Of course :blushing: and :shy: are rather embarrassed to be sitting next to :zzz: while he's snoring so loudly. Or, maybe it's :devil: making that one :blushing: blush. Afterall, :eek: seems outright shocked about whatever :devil: just did to :blushing: and :yuck: is just plain disgusted by the behavior he sees in the row in front of him. :frown: looks pretty upset he's stuck sitting next to o:) and can't do what :devil: is doing. :surprised isn't quite sure if :wink: is winking at him or at :!!), but I think :cool: knows exactly what they're all up to. Who knows what prank :rolleyes: just played on :redface:, but :rolleyes: is trying to look innocent while poor :redface: is mortified, and :grumpy: is annoyed he wasn't invited to join in the prank. :cry: hasn't figured out it's a prank yet and is really upset, and :uhh: just doesn't know what to do about all that crying next to him, which is absolutely delighting :biggrin:, but irritating :mad:. :approve: is really quite naughty and enjoying watching the entire spectacle from the backrow, while :bugeye: can't believe everything that's going one without anyone stopping it, though from the other side of the backrow, :rofl: is in absolute hysterics watching everyone else, though :smile: seems to be pretty mellow. Possibly :mad: is just angry that :smile: brought in some elicit substances to the event and isn't sharing. :confused: is a bit of a geek and just doesn't get it; all this social interaction is just too much to take in. Oh, and never forget that heckler, :tongue: up in the front row. Hope I didn't miss anybody!

In case the smilies don't display the same on everyone's screen, here's the order I see them...this week:
:rofl: :smile: :mad: :approve: :bugeye:
:tongue2: :cry: :uhh: :biggrin: :confused:
:grumpy: :rolleyes: :redface: :!!) :wink:
:yuck: :frown: o:) :surprised :cool:
:eek: :devil: :blushing: :zzz: :shy:
:tongue:

mattmns
Feb25-05, 12:50 PM
I have not noticed too many changes in smilies, but I usually have most of the ones I need memorized :cry: :smile: :tongue: :tongue2: :devil: :approve: :wink: :grumpy:

Moonbear
Feb25-05, 02:35 PM
I don't know, it's a strange thing that I don't often need to click on them to use them, but I still notice when they move. I think it's like knowing where all your students sit in the classroom, and even if they don't have assigned seats, you notice when someone changes their habit and sits somewhere different.

Evo
Feb25-05, 05:12 PM
Elephantitis comes to mind. Though, maybe they didn't mean quite that large, in which case some enlargement can happen when one is, um, reaching critical pressure, and not, um, seeing to the proper operation of the pressure-release valve. Don't worry franz, the latter condition resolves itself with no long-term damage other than psychological. :tongue2:

P.S. I feel the need to point out that someone rearranged all the smilies on my screen again a few days ago! :tongue: and :tongue2: must have been fighting again and needed to be separated, and they put o:) between :devil: and :!!). Must have been getting a bit too lusty there. Of course :blushing: and :shy: are rather embarrassed to be sitting next to :zzz: while he's snoring so loudly. Or, maybe it's :devil: making that one :blushing: blush. Afterall, :eek: seems outright shocked about whatever :devil: just did to :blushing: and :yuck: is just plain disgusted by the behavior he sees in the row in front of him. :frown: looks pretty upset he's stuck sitting next to o:) and can't do what :devil: is doing. :surprised isn't quite sure if :wink: is winking at him or at :!!), but I think :cool: knows exactly what they're all up to. Who knows what prank :rolleyes: just played on :redface:, but :rolleyes: is trying to look innocent while poor :redface: is mortified, and :grumpy: is annoyed he wasn't invited to join in the prank. :cry: hasn't figured out it's a prank yet and is really upset, and :uhh: just doesn't know what to do about all that crying next to him, which is absolutely delighting :biggrin:, but irritating :mad:. :approve: is really quite naughty and enjoying watching the entire spectacle from the backrow, while :bugeye: can't believe everything that's going one without anyone stopping it, though from the other side of the backrow, :rofl: is in absolute hysterics watching everyone else, though :smile: seems to be pretty mellow. Possibly :mad: is just angry that :smile: brought in some elicit substances to the event and isn't sharing. :confused: is a bit of a geek and just doesn't get it; all this social interaction is just too much to take in. Oh, and never forget that heckler, :tongue: up in the front row. Hope I didn't miss anybody!

In case the smilies don't display the same on everyone's screen, here's the order I see them...this week:
:rofl: :smile: :mad: :approve: :bugeye:
:tongue2: :cry: :uhh: :biggrin: :confused:
:grumpy: :rolleyes: :redface: :!!) :wink:
:yuck: :frown: o:) :surprised :cool:
:eek: :devil: :blushing: :zzz: :shy:
:tongue:Moonbear, that was great!!!! Perhaps I should delete all posts after yours and let you be the thread killer? Seems like a good last post to me. :tongue:

And why DO the smilies keep moving??? :devil:

franznietzsche
Feb25-05, 05:36 PM
Moonbear, that was great!!!! Perhaps I should delete all posts after yours and let you be the thread killer? Seems like a good last post to me. :tongue:

And why DO the smilies keep moving??? :devil:



Good question, same thing happened to me. How are blind people supposed to post if greg keeps rearranging everything? I don't think this complies with the 'Americans with Disabilities Act' :wink:

Moonbear
Feb25-05, 05:36 PM
Moonbear, that was great!!!! Perhaps I should delete all posts after yours and let you be the thread killer? Seems like a good last post to me. :tongue:

Absolutely! You always have the best ideas! :biggrin: Your Fauchon chocolate is on the way!

And why DO the smilies keep moving??? :devil:

I don't know. They do seem to be quite a rowdy bunch, but I haven't really seen any of them fighting to need to be separated. Every time they move, I wind up looking through the whole list seeing if there's a new one in there somewhere. As long as the codes for them don't change again, all will be okay.

Artman
Feb25-05, 07:43 PM
Moonbear, that was great!!!! Perhaps I should delete all posts after yours and let you be the thread killer? Seems like a good last post to me. :tongue: Ye'd be riskin a pirate mutiny. Arrrrghhhhh (Or is it a nerd rebellion, it's hard to say.)

That was a real cool post Moonbear.

Moonbear
Feb25-05, 07:52 PM
That was a real cool post Moonbear.

Thanks, and glad nobody bothered pointing out the typo either. I'm pretty sure :smile: has illicit substances, not elicit ones! Though, I don't really know what an elicit substance would be. Maybe they're even better than illicit ones?

Unfortunately, you were all supposed to stop and be dazzled by all the smilies and forget to reply.

tribdog
Feb25-05, 08:21 PM
Say, Tribdog, are you planning to reply in your "Rotten PF Members" thread in the Brain Teasers forum?
no I don't think I will. you are right, I am wrong. I messed up. I think I'm going to have to give up on the brain teasers. I hurt myself everytime.

Moonbear
Feb25-05, 08:36 PM
no I don't think I will. you are right, I am wrong. I messed up. I think I'm going to have to give up on the brain teasers. I hurt myself everytime.

Hey, you can't hijack an already hijacked thread! We have protocols to follow around here. :tongue2:

Chrono
Feb25-05, 08:59 PM
Honorable mentions go to:gokul, JasonRox, chrono and mattmns.

Aww, dude! I feel so special now. Like I really contributed to the forum.

Moonbear
Feb25-05, 09:28 PM
Aww, dude! I feel so special now. Like I really contributed to the forum.

And it's impolite to return to the original topic once the thread has been hijacked. :rofl: :biggrin: :rofl:

Math Is Hard
Feb25-05, 11:37 PM
I thought they were BRILLIANT! Excellent work, trib!

GeD
Feb26-05, 10:26 AM
You guys should just stop trying to delude yourselves.


Some of you may ask, "What in hell is Ged talking about?"

Simply put, we all know - instinctively or not, that the guy who posts the last post in this thread is the GREATEST champion of thread killing. :tongue:

mattmns
Feb26-05, 12:31 PM
Looks like this is now the official "random chat not worth a thread of its own" thread.
GD never sticks to a single topic. A thread here is lucky to go with 4 post before it turns into random bs :cool:

Artman
Feb26-05, 12:35 PM
You're all too late. I have certified proof that I killed this thread.

mattmns
Feb26-05, 12:36 PM
You're all too late. I have certified proof that I killed this thread.
Moderators, do not approve that attachment!!!!

motai
Feb26-05, 12:47 PM
GD never sticks to a single topic. A thread here is lucky to go with 4 post before it turns into random bs :cool:

Yeah, just look at the "Are you a Nerd?" thread... somehow it went from nerdiness/geekyness to insane pirate rabble.

Artman
Feb26-05, 12:57 PM
Moderators, do not approve that attachment!!!!
Yeah, just look at the "Are you a Nerd?" thread... somehow it went from nerdiness/geekyness to insane pirate rabble.

Sounds certifiable to me. :biggrin:

Evo
Feb26-05, 01:23 PM
GD never sticks to a single topic. A thread here is lucky to go with 4 post before it turns into random bs :cool:Random bs??? :surprised

I am deeply offended. :frown: There is nothing random about the bs here, well, maybe a "bit" random, uhm...yeah...I guess it is pretty random at that. :redface:

But just look at what a fine pirate thread "are you a nerd" turned into!!!! :approve:

Evo
Feb26-05, 01:27 PM
You're all too late. I have certified proof that I killed this thread.Whoa, looks official to me!!!! :biggrin:

Artman
Feb26-05, 01:53 PM
Whoa, looks official to me!!!! :biggrin:See, Evo agrees that you're all certifiable. :biggrin: :approve:

dextercioby
Feb26-05, 02:10 PM
That was a scam.:mad: And you ain't getting away with it,even if i'll have to spill blood...

Was it "spill"...?:confused: :tongue2:

Daniel.

P.S.As long as i'm alive,this thread is undecided...:tongue:

Moonbear
Feb26-05, 02:20 PM
You're all too late. I have certified proof that I killed this thread.

It's a forgery!!! Don't anyone believe it! I killed the thread days ago and you're all insisting on dragging around the poor little corpse.

dextercioby
Feb26-05, 02:36 PM
Then how come it's still alive...?:surprised: :tongue:

Daniel.

P.S.This thread should be moved to "Debunking",coz,according to MB,it's a ZOMBIE...

mattmns
Feb26-05, 02:40 PM
What is the definition of a dead thread? We need to define that first.

Evo
Feb26-05, 02:42 PM
P.S.This thread should be moved to "Debunking",coz,according to MB,it's a ZOMBIE...Zombie=UNDEAD!! :bugeye:

ZOMBIE THREADS CAN'T BE KILLED!!!! :surprised

Artman
Feb26-05, 02:51 PM
It's a forgery!!! Don't anyone believe it! Hey, it was signed by Doctor Peter Goesinyou! It's official.

And besides, Evo said it was alright. :tongue:

motai
Feb26-05, 02:51 PM
What is the definition of a dead thread? We need to define that first.

Maybe this thread should be moved to the philosophy forums then.

dextercioby
Feb26-05, 03:13 PM
Zombie=UNDEAD!! :bugeye:

ZOMBIE THREADS CAN'T BE KILLED!!!! :surprised

Yes,but they can be LOCKED WITH ME AS THE LAST POSTER... :tongue2: :wink:

Daniel.

mattmns
Feb26-05, 03:14 PM
Well you probably do not want it locked now, seeing as I am now the last poster

Evo
Feb26-05, 03:21 PM
I could be really evil and pick a day and time to lock the thread. No one will know when the thread will lock and who the official "last poster" will be. It will be like musical chairs. :devil:

contributions of fine Belgian Dark Chocolate made to Evo will be taken into consideration when "locking" the thread

I fear that now that the thread is UNDEAD that locking it will be the only way to stop it.

arildno
Feb26-05, 03:28 PM
A deserving winner is the one who grabs "the number of the beast" for himself.

dextercioby
Feb26-05, 03:30 PM
Yes,i agree.With everything.:approve:*stuffs a big box of Belgian Dark Chocolate into Evo's computer*

Daniel.

Moonbear
Feb26-05, 04:09 PM
Sounds like a game of hot potato! Now you're going to force me to post even more often in the thread so I don't lose my chance to be the official last poster when Evo locks it. Only PFers could manage to create a Zombie Thread! :biggrin:

dextercioby
Feb26-05, 04:22 PM
Yeah,MB,fatten MY THREAD.As i said,unless one of the mods locks it,it could reach 3000 posts before we could settle it...

Daniel.

dextercioby
Feb26-05, 04:40 PM
Who said anything about abandoning...?I suggested the idea to Evo,just a caution measure,in case someone else (besides MB & Artman) tries to CHEAT.

Daniel.

klusener
Feb26-05, 04:42 PM
...said Bartholomew before he quit MY THREAD...I am a genuine thread killer,though not really successfull in GD,but you can check other forums to convince yourseld.

Daniel.

That was a very highfalutin post, very different from your normal tone.. :uhh: But it is true, so i will leave it at that...

P.S. Just ignore this post because it holds no meaning, hoping that people will not post here after they see this post, so I can become the true thread swallower.. :devil:

Evo
Feb26-05, 04:42 PM
I know why you want evo to lock the thread. None of you have the stamina to truly kill a monster of a thread. Fatigue gets to you... every time you post in the thread you feel lousy, because you know it isn't over yet you don't want to simply abandon the kill to others. Trapped between two alternatives--posting constantly when you don't really have the strength to, or abandoning your chance to win the battle--you want a third alternative, an easy way out, someone to end the whole business so you can wash your hands of it. None of you have the true grit required to be a real thread killer.HAAAR!! Bartholomew has the fightin' spirit, he does! Give that boy a peg leg, a parrot and an eye patch and you'll have one fine pirate!!

er...sorry, that's the nerd thread

Alright, it's a fight to the death then!!!!! No locking, someone is going to have to take down the...... :surprised ZOMBIE THREAD!!! :surprised

mattmns
Feb26-05, 04:56 PM
Hmmm, I better go check out the pirate thread to see what all the hype is about.

Moonbear
Feb26-05, 06:57 PM
Ack, I can't think of any clever comebacks today! Guess I'll have to resort to brute force again.

*Grabs thread, runs, dives behind sandbag fortress, and loads the slingshot with water balloons*

Don't ye be messing with the likes of Captain Moonbear, ye scurvy dogs, or it'll be the long walk off the short plank fer ye. *fires water balloons at mattmns and Dex* And don't any of the rest of ya be thinkin ye'll be gettin any closer'n they did. *reloads slingshot*

(I'm having a hard time keeping my pirate accent from turning into a Scottish accent. :frown: :confused:)

motai
Feb26-05, 07:09 PM
Ack, I can't think of any clever comebacks today! Guess I'll have to resort to brute force again.

*Grabs thread, runs, dives behind sandbag fortress, and loads the slingshot with water balloons*

Don't ye be messing with the likes of Captain Moonbear, ye scurvy dogs, or it'll be the long walk off the short plank fer ye. *fires water balloons at mattmns and Dex* And don't any of the rest of ya be thinkin ye'll be gettin any closer'n they did. *reloads slingshot*

(I'm having a hard time keeping my pirate accent from turning into a Scottish accent. :frown: :confused:)

Wait a second... pirates don't exist in the thread killer champions thread! They only exist (at least now) in the nerdy thread... unless it spreads throughout the forum like a plague.

Soon there will be people saying "AARGGH" and "YAAARRR" in the calculus and math forum when people get concepts wrong. And also in the TD forum, the moderators will just lock crackpot theories and leave a single "YAAAARRRRGHHH!" message. In the philosophy forum, they will discuss the intrinsic meaning of "YAAR!!"

Physics Forums will degenerate to pirate rabble and all the mad scientists will rebel against their collegic institutions. All we will want to do is pillage, plunder, burn, find booty, bury the booty, and horde wenches.

Oh, the humanity!

Math Is Hard
Feb26-05, 07:09 PM
HAAAR!! Bartholomew has the fightin' spirit, he does! Give that boy a peg leg, a parrot and an eye patch and you'll have one fine pirate!!

er...sorry, that's the nerd thread

pirate-speak appears to be highly contagious. :biggrin:

mattmns
Feb26-05, 07:19 PM
I need to work on my pirate talk, is there an official pirate-speak website:?

Chrono
Feb26-05, 10:37 PM
And it's impolite to return to the original topic once the thread has been hijacked. :rofl: :biggrin: :rofl:

Whoops! I didn't realize it had been hijacked. I got to learn to read between the lines.

Moonbear
Feb26-05, 10:39 PM
Wait a second... pirates don't exist in the thread killer champions thread! They only exist (at least now) in the nerdy thread... unless it spreads throughout the forum like a plague.

We pirates be everywhere matey! We've come to pillage the thread and feed her to the sharks! Yaarrh!!

Moonbear
Feb26-05, 11:41 PM
Just posting before bed, YAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRHHHHH!!!!!!

Ahoy matey! Cap'n Moonbear has the night watch.

dextercioby
Feb27-05, 04:42 AM
Hold it,i don't recognize my beloved thread...?What's with the nerds here...?:mad:NERDS OUT OF MY THREAD!!!NOW!!!:mad:

Daniel.

P.S.Yaaaaaaaarrrrrrrh,i feel better already.

Moonbear
Feb27-05, 10:17 AM
Ahoy, there be no nerds here, just us geeky pirates. *bites head off parrot*

Yaaarrrgghhh!! :yuck:

mattmns
Feb27-05, 10:18 AM
Did Franz get a life? He has not been here in what, almost a day?

YAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRHHH, forget coffee, moonshine wakes ye up bettir

Moonbear
Feb27-05, 10:25 AM
Did Franz get a life? He has not been here in what, almost a day?

YAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRHHH, forget coffee, moonshine wakes ye up bettir

Yaaarrr, it be the weekend, and franz be draining the rum reserves dry. Yo ho ho and a bottle of rum!

*breaks into song* What do you do with a drunken sailor, what do you do with a drunken sailor, what do you do with a drunken sailor, early in the morning....

Math Is Hard
Feb27-05, 10:27 AM
Ahoy, Daniel! If ye won't come to the nerd pirates - the nerd pirates will come to ye!
Yarrhh, Moonbear - now ye'll have to walk about with headless Polly on yer shoulder!

matt, I too am getting worried about Franz... but I have midterms this week, so maybe he does too.

dextercioby
Feb27-05, 10:30 AM
Isn't this pathetic...?:yuck:You abandoned the nerd-geek-pirate thread and came here to post this horrible nonsense...:yuck: :mad:

Daaaaaaarrrrrrrhhhhhhhhnievill

P.S.No P.S. this time.

Moonbear
Feb27-05, 10:33 AM
Cap'n Moonbear didn't abandon any threads, matey! She knows the pirate code and goes down with 'er thread, she will.

Moonbear
Feb27-05, 10:44 AM
Well,how about abandoning this thread...?:wink: :devil:

Doesn't it sound tempting...?

Daniel.

I'd be the shame of the seven seas to abandon the thread. This cap'n'll go down with 'er thread.

Evo
Feb27-05, 11:56 AM
I need to work on my pirate talk, is there an official pirate-speak website:?Yes, by golly there is. All of these are in the "Are you a nerd" thread. http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=64484

Links courtesy of Cap'n BobG.

As t' ye, cepheid, ye need t' get some quick lernin' How to talk like a pirate (http://www.talklikeapirate.com/howto.html)

In fact, ye be hopeless. Just use a translation service. English to Pirate translator (http://www.syddware.com/cgi-bin/pirate.pl) Ya scurvy dog whut deserves the black spot!There is even a pirate test, link courtesy of Math Be Hard. Unbelieveable![/B] I was just kidding around but apparently there IS a pirate test!! :rofl:

The pirate Test (http://www.okcupid.com/tests/take?testid=2085512817559399407 )

Moonbear
Feb27-05, 11:57 AM
Don't worry, I'm a responsible captain, and will ensure everyone else is safely off the thread before I ride it down! Yaaarrrhhh!

mattmns
Feb27-05, 01:23 PM
Harrrr those some mighty fine links Evo.

"Prepare to be boarded."

BobG
Feb27-05, 01:25 PM
Yaarrr! Meninhats 'll kill this thread, for sure, it will! Bartholomew has't found the thread killer to kill all thread killers, he has!

Black Bart's meninhats thread reminds me of my genealogy chart. Dead-ended at me still-born great-great-grandmother, it did!

Yaarr!!

Artman
Feb27-05, 01:27 PM
It's so sad about the demise of this thread, but since we have the death certificate, I think it's time we made arrangements for its final journey.

I've decided that we should go to Costco and pick out the appropriate casket.

Here is a link:
Costco Caskets (http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=39898)

Moonbear
Feb27-05, 01:28 PM
Black Bart's meninhats thread reminds me of my genealogy chart. Dead-ended at me still-born great-great-grandmother, it did!

Yaarr!!

:rofl: :rofl: (and a few extra characters for good measure).

BobG
Feb27-05, 01:36 PM
Whooa! Did someone just feel something strange pass through here?

Isn't it dead yet? (http://members.aol.com/lshauser/zombenco.html)

dextercioby
Feb27-05, 01:42 PM
Are U TRYING TO SCARE ME OFF MY THREAD...?Bob,that's the biggest mistake one can do and i promiss you'll suffer...:devil:

Daniel.

BobG
Feb27-05, 01:48 PM
Nye, but 'tis undeniable that this thread is eerily unkillable (it even survived a meninhats reference).

There's a reason for that -

Arguing with zombies is generally futile, of course. But I have found it to be a valuable experience for two reasons. First, I believe that zombies are having a significant indirect influence on cultural and political thought, and I wish to thwart them. And then, there's a lot to be learned from zombies; they are useful, at the very least, as conversation pieces.

It turns out that it is possible to distinguish a zombie from a person. A zombie has a different philosophy. That is the only difference. Therefore, zombies can only be detected if they happen to be philosophers.
- from You Can't Argue with a Zombie (http://www.well.com/user/jaron/zombie.html)

Moonbear
Feb27-05, 02:18 PM
Then we better move this thread to philosophy to find out if it's really a zombie.

dextercioby
Feb27-05, 02:35 PM
Why move it there...?It's become the symbol for GD.What on Earth can be more general than switching subjects between geeks-pirates-zombies and so on and so forth...?

Daniel.

Bartholomew
Feb27-05, 03:29 PM
Every time I mention it is another time when you have to consciously resist checking out the comic.

Bartholomew
Feb27-05, 03:33 PM
http://www.meninhats.com/d/20040901.html This one's good
http://www.meninhats.com/d/20040903.html And this one
http://www.meninhats.com/d/20040910.html This one is about average, but the one before it is good, except it has obscene cursing, so I hesitate to link to it.
http://www.meninhats.com/d/20040915.html This one's pretty good

Bartholomew
Feb27-05, 03:41 PM
Let's set things straight--you do NOT not find it funny. You haven't read it.

Bartholomew
Feb27-05, 03:43 PM
http://www.meninhats.com/d/20040922.html

BobG
Feb27-05, 03:45 PM
Actually, this one here is funny, and relevant, too. The GD Theme (http://www.meninhats.com/d/20040820.html)

And, actually, in a strange sort of way, this one is funny and relevant, too.

How long you gonna yank Gamal's chain? (http://www.meninhats.com/d/20020805.html)

dextercioby
Feb27-05, 04:05 PM
I took a look.I couldn't resist the temptation...:tongue2:It wasn't funny.It was plain pustid :mad:Almost made me cry.

Daniel.

BobG
Feb27-05, 04:09 PM
Heh, heh, heh. Evo, you should resurrect that "Why I think I am the Perfect Man for Evo" (http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=58160) thread. Bartholomew's the man you want.

What a devious and cunning pirate.

A deserving winner is the one who grabs "the number of the beast" for himself.

Matt,you devil,u couldn't help it,could you...?You scored the 666-th reply to this thread...
Now we have a proof.It won't die too young*sadistical laughter*

Daniel.

Hehe, I noticed that too

Is there any doubt who will kill this thread? :rofl: :rofl: :biggrin:

dextercioby
Feb27-05, 04:14 PM
I personally promise you it ain't gonna be Matt the one that kills it...:devil:

Danievil.

P.S.Get away,people!!This thread is a zombie...

Evo
Feb27-05, 04:14 PM
Actually, this one here is funny, and relevant, too. The GD Theme (http://www.meninhats.com/d/20040820.html)That's perfect!! :biggrin:

BobG
Feb27-05, 04:19 PM
I personally promise you it ain't gonna be Matt the one that kills it...:devil:

Danievil.

P.S.Get away,people!!This thread is a zombie...

Nay, he tain't th' one. It'll be th' one with Post #666, as arildno, th' mutant gypsy, foretold.

Moonbear
Feb27-05, 04:20 PM
Actually, this one here is funny, and relevant, too. The GD Theme (http://www.meninhats.com/d/20040820.html)

Okay, that becomes funny based on it's relevance to the irrelevance of threads like this, but if I was reading it in the Sunday paper, it wouldn't be funny at all on its own merits.

I'm sure Bart's just trying to kill the thread by continuously posting unfunny cartoons. At least it's a new strategy, I'll give him that much. :tongue:

dextercioby
Feb27-05, 04:22 PM
Nay, he tain't th' one. It'll be th' one with Post #666, as arildno, th' mutant gypsy, foretold.

I can guarantee you 2 things:
1)arildno won't like the "mutant gypsy" part... :tongue2: :rofl:
2)We've reached post #720...In this thread... :uhh: :wink:

Daniel.

mattmns
Feb27-05, 04:23 PM
Ehem, I had post #666 to my name, unless one of you jackasses deleted one of you earlier post, I am looking at you Dex :mad:

dextercioby
Feb27-05, 04:26 PM
Nope,not yet.Bur you just gave me an idea...:tongue2: :devil:

Daniel.

Evo
Feb27-05, 04:39 PM
I'm sure Bart's just trying to kill the thread by continuously posting unfunny cartoons. At least it's a new strategy, I'll give him that much. :tongue:The thread actually flat lined for a moment after Bart's last meninhats post, luckily BobG's post revived it. I thought it was a gonner. :bugeye:

The Bob
Feb27-05, 05:20 PM
Is post going to end up like the other thread (the 'Ask a Stupid Quetion, Get a Stupid Answer' trhead)???

The Bob (2004 ©)

BobG
Feb27-05, 05:29 PM
Hopefully, it won't last as long. The 'Ask a Stupid Quetion, Get a Stupid Answer' thread took nine months to reach 730 posts, not 2 weeks.

tribdog
Feb27-05, 05:40 PM
I'm going for the kill now, by linking to dead threads. If that doesn't kill what will?
pf1 (http://web.archive.org/web/20020715114134/physicsforums.com/topic.asp?ARCHIVE=&TOPIC_ID=456)

Moonbear
Feb27-05, 06:10 PM
I don't know, what? :biggrin:

dextercioby
Feb27-05, 06:21 PM
It's less relevant WHAT,but more important WHO...:wink: :devil:

Danievil.

Moonbear
Feb27-05, 06:42 PM
Since tribdog created this thread, he may hold a secret key to the thread's weakness that would allow us to kill it.

dextercioby
Feb27-05, 06:48 PM
Aha...Like Achile's tendinitis...?Or was it the heel...?Or wasn't it Achile,but someone else...?:confused:

Daniel.

P.S.He holds zip...

Evo
Feb27-05, 06:48 PM
Trib, that was great, I love the post from Monique (who went by "the Owl')

Don't get me started about reading the wrong things.. I LOVE going to azian restaurants: Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese, Thai. And the things I ate there.. intensine of fish soup, pork belly, sea snails (worst ever), lots of squid, stomach of cow (which?), cow intestines, raw oysters (yuk), tried to order froglegs many times, land snails, AH! I ate the feet of chicken, nibbling on the nails :), tong, what else, probably other weird things that I do not know the name of.. But the good thing is that I have my own personal guide in Asian food, so the restaurant that I have been to were like the best food I've ever tasted, very authentic and clean.

Monique®

and the response from zero

"If that's cat, well, just fry me up another tabby!"

Personally I've eaten some very tasty barbecued goat "cabrito". And I LOVE raw oysters!!! But oysters roasted in the shell on an outdoor grill next to the Chesapeake Bay are my favorite memory. :approve:

Moonbear
Feb27-05, 07:15 PM
LOL! I was going to say things never change, but it seems tribdog has lowered his standards over the years and will now accept food he suspects has a loogie in it.

I can't stand goat or goat cheese. :yuck: I really hate when people sneak goat cheese into things that look otherwise innocuous, like a salad that I think has some feta cheese on it, or a pizza or lasagna that ought to have ricotta in it, and then I take a bite and eeeeeewwwww! Nothing gets that taste out of my mouth!

dextercioby
Feb27-05, 07:18 PM
Those are trully weird food habits...:yuck:

Daniel.

BobG
Feb27-05, 07:35 PM
I'm going for the kill now, by linking to dead threads. If that doesn't kill what will?
pf1 (http://web.archive.org/web/20020715114134/physicsforums.com/topic.asp?ARCHIVE=&TOPIC_ID=456)
That never works. They're like cats who've rediscovered the dead mouse they batted under the refrigerator.

Here, try to direct the thread over in this direction: Dead End (http://www.roadtripamerica.com/signs/nooutlet.htm)

Better yet, send them in this direction: Entrance to Really Cool Place (http://www.roadtripamerica.com/signs/entrance.htm)

Artman
Feb27-05, 08:35 PM
...not with me around...:wink: :devil:And the same goes for Artman and MB...

Daniel.Got that right. Moonbear would give it mouth-to-mouth, Dex would be pumping its chest, I would be, well...watching them and waiting to jump in and post last if it dies. :biggrin: :devil:

Artman
Feb27-05, 09:07 PM
I think we've got our funeral home. TSFH looks like a very caring portal for the thread to move to its final resting place. (Also they have that great security Plan!)

Dead End from BobG's Post (http://www.roadtripamerica.com/signs/nooutlet.htm)

Moonbear
Feb27-05, 09:18 PM
Now BobG has the funny links! :rofl:

I wasn't sure if I should post this one here or in the "Who Smokes?" thread, but I know the PF sisters will find this information to be yet another important reason to ban smoking:
http://www.roadtripamerica.com/signs/smoking.htm

The next two are especially for tribdog :biggrin:
http://www.roadtripamerica.com/signs/earls.htm
http://www.roadtripamerica.com/signs/indian.htm

And everyone who plans to be a professional thread-killer, please take this road :devil:
http://www.roadtripamerica.com/signs/blackhole.htm

Moonbear
Feb27-05, 09:26 PM
Or perhaps I should just hire these folks:
http://www.roadtripamerica.com/signs/killing.htm

:rofl: :devil:

Moonbear
Feb27-05, 10:14 PM
Yes, BobG's links are funny, but I resent the implication of "the" funny links.

:rofl: Take it easy. You're allowed to laugh at what you find funny, for me comics just have to catch me on the first few or I don't bother going beyond that. You seem to be taking it awfully personally. You didn't write the comics, did you?

As for this thread:
http://www.roadtripamerica.com/signs/beyondhope.htm

mattmns
Feb27-05, 11:53 PM
Where is Franz? Them midterms must be killer, he is usually here non stop, I almost miss his smart *** comments :cry:

Math Is Hard
Feb28-05, 12:10 AM
Where is Franz? Them midterms must be killer, he is usually here non stop, I almost miss his smart *** comments :cry:
OK, I just PM'd his sorry butt. Maybe he'll write back. Midterms are no excuse. I got 'em, too. Besides he's little Mr. "I-got-an-A-plus-and-I-didn't-even-have-to-study-nyah-nyah".
:biggrin:

Math Is Hard
Feb28-05, 12:29 AM
by the way, I'm just kidding with you, franz. Just hoping to spur a reaction so we'll know you're alive, unlike this poor comatose thread.

franznietzsche
Feb28-05, 02:22 AM
Where is Franz? Them midterms must be killer, he is usually here non stop, I almost miss his smart *** comments :cry:


Aww, i feel special :biggrin:

I've been busy, i've been semi-without internet, as i've installed another OS on my system, and it took me most of the weekend to correctly confgure everything.

Nope, no midterms this week, i've got finals the week after next though :frown:

franznietzsche
Feb28-05, 02:24 AM
OK, I just PM'd his sorry butt. Maybe he'll write back. Midterms are no excuse. I got 'em, too. Besides he's little Mr. "I-got-an-A-plus-and-I-didn't-even-have-to-study-nyah-nyah".
:biggrin:


That hurts, deep down, like in my shoes.

I don't think i'm gonna reply to your PM now! :grumpy:

At anyrate, i'm about.

dextercioby
Feb28-05, 04:15 AM
This thread is finally coming into his senses...We got read of the intruders (geeky pirates) and we're carryin' on with our strive to kill it.:devil:

Daniel.

russ_watters
Feb28-05, 08:34 AM
Since this thread will probably never die, I propose a points system whereby the "players" are rated according to how long the thread sat idle after they posted. So, for example, vikasj007 only gets 7 points because the thread was only idle for 7 minutes before dextercioby took it over....

dextercioby
Feb28-05, 08:50 AM
It's not fair,Ross.People also sleep.You wouldn't want them to be forever online,on GD,posting in this thread :uhh:

Daniel.

mattmns
Feb28-05, 09:08 AM
Hmmm point system, that may work, I would just not win because I sleep. It would be up to Dex and Franz

Moonbear
Feb28-05, 10:20 AM
Since this thread will probably never die, I propose a points system whereby the "players" are rated according to how long the thread sat idle after they posted. So, for example, vikasj007 only gets 7 points because the thread was only idle for 7 minutes before dextercioby took it over....

Woo hoo! Great idea! I nominate Russ to tally up the points. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Feb28-05, 10:24 AM
Yes, Dex has an advantage because he is in Europe (I think), so I can safely say that he should be disqualified, then we can disqualify anyone who is in Canada, then anyone on the east or west coast, then hmm I pretty much have won then :tongue2:

You go to sleep too early to win. You were off to bed by 10:30 on Saturday night...just give up now.

I like a point system, I know I have lots of points from my 18 hour thread stun (I guess that's what it was, just stunned it, didn't kill it), and I think I got in another 6 hour gap this weekend after mattmns went to sleep and before Dex woke up. But, of course that changes my whole strategy if points based on idle time count.

Moonbear
Feb28-05, 10:39 AM
I think this point idea is pure bs...:devil: Who's counting...?And there's one more thing:you'd have to count from the very beginning,that is over 770 replies ago...

Daniel.

That's why I nominated Russ, since it was his good idea, :devil: and we know he's only posted a couple times, so he can't inflate his score without us noticing. :biggrin:

mattmns
Feb28-05, 11:10 AM
Hey I did not go to sleep til 11 that night, I just left PF at 10:30, so pfff. But you are right, I do go to bed to early to win at a point system, unless I could somehow get you all dqed. So I guess I will agree with Dex, :eek: and say that whoever kills it is the man! Yes man! Moonbear is not going to kill this thing!

dextercioby
Feb28-05, 11:15 AM
It would be a shame if MB killed this one too...Or Evo,or MIH,or Tsu,or Monique...Heck,us men are outnumbering them,so it better one of us killed it...

Daniel.

BobG
Feb28-05, 01:24 PM
Other forums seem to have had problems killing threads. Maybe they could provide some input on how to find a solution.

How to Kill a Thread (http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?forumID=31&threadID=407016)

The problem:
I would like to kill a Thread (reason: after a specific amount of time, some threads need to be killed....

One solution:
The best way to kill a thread is a knife wound through the heart.

Rebuttal problem:
okay, i guess i have to explain it in more detail: your suggestions doesn't work because threadToBeKiller does the following:

1. read data from URL
2. process data by doinf calculations and database access
3. write/archive data to file

this can take very long....

I think the problem can be isolated to either

a) the 'threadkillers' actually reading the posts - if you read the posts, you might make an interesting reply (plus you might empathize with the thread, making it harder to stab the thread very hard).

b) the 'threadkillers' process the data - I'm not sure how to 'doinf calculations' (is that anything like doinking calculations?), thinking about what you read definitely increases the chances you might make an interesting reply.

c) the 'threadkillers' can't resist the impulse to write the most interesting thoughts they think of in response to what they've read.

Artman
Feb28-05, 02:32 PM
...b) the 'threadkillers' process the data - I'm not sure how to 'doinf calculations' (is that anything like doinking calculations?)...I've doinked a few calculations. You've really been cracking me up lately BobG.

But even your witty banter can't save this thread. You've seen its death certificate. Its gone. Its mine. I have to continue plans for its funeral.

Moonbear
Feb28-05, 04:00 PM
However, if you notice, Moonbear has not posted since Dex and I confirmed that she would not get the kill. But because I just said this, she now has something to enter back in on. :cry:

Oh, I was just busy rallying the sisters, now that you've thrown down the gauntlet and made this men vs women! :biggrin: You can thank Dex for giving me all new incentive to keep going here.

I'm just pacing myself. (Okay, it's a little known secret that I have a job that pays me and sometimes I have to do that instead of posting at PF).

franznietzsche
Feb28-05, 04:57 PM
I'm just pacing myself. (Okay, it's a little known secret that I have a job that pays me and sometimes I have to do that instead of posting at PF).

You have a j-o-b?

http://prodtn.cafepress.com/6/12999256_F_tn.jpg

Moonbear
Feb28-05, 05:56 PM
Yep, a j-o-b. Until I find some billionaire to marry, I have no choice if I want to pay the mortgage and put food in my belly (whether or not it gets put on a table at any point is somewhat optional). Not that I'd likely stop doing what I do even if I was independently wealthy, but it's not even an option to consider yet.

Moonbear
Feb28-05, 05:59 PM
I've got something better than a job. TAX REFUND came today

LOL! You do realize they're just giving you your own money back, right? Damn, taxes, I have to get to work on those too.

(Pssst- good idea tribdog, if we start talking about jobs and taxes and other boring grown-up stuff, that really ought to chase the youngsters out of this thread. Maybe we should start talking about bunions and bad backs and hemorrhoids...I know those topics usually get me to leave the room when my irritating relatives start talking about them.)

BobG
Feb28-05, 08:29 PM
I think killing this thread is just too big a job for one person. This is a job for a PAT (Process Action Team). By using sound principles of TQM (Total Quality Management), I'm absolutely sure we can kill this thread.

The first thing we need to do is hold a pre-PAT meeting to determine who the members of the PAT should be. Obviously, a few members are mandatory for any PAT, such as:

A facilitator

A ... well do really need a timekeeper on a forum PAT?

A ORM (Operational Risk Management) expert

An ISD (Instructional Systems Development) expert (any idea we come up with is bound to require training)

A secretary to record the minutes of the meeting

A secretary to keep track of acronyms (we need to develop lots of acronyms!)

Someone to develop lots of power point slides showing how we've improved the forum by killing off worthless threads

Someone handy at picture hanging so we can hang our slides of valuable metrics on the wall

A black hole (someone guaranteed to make paperwork disappear, just in case - group ideas are generally better than individual ideas, but stupidity is sometimes just as contagious)

I'll volunteer to be sergeant of arms. I'll belittle any who wander off on a tangent, wasting the valuable time of all the members of the PAT. Worse, you ever notice how, once the match is struck, how many members jump in and help the carry the meeting even further off track. You almost get the feeling a significant number of the folks attending a meeting are just waiting for a chance to escape the topic at hand. Particularly annoying are those that have spent half the meeting saying nothing while we were discussing business, and then suddenly come to life (albeit, with this strange fist shaped red spot in the middle of their forehead) and help the time thief steal our valuable time by carrying off our meeting on to some totally unrelated, worthless discussion of how funny it is to watch someone walking absent mindedly down the street, encounter a sheet of black ice, suddenly break out in a spontaneous bout of the Teaberry shuffle, and then continue walking on as if no one would notice. You'd think they'd at least look around to see if someone saw before they try to act nonchalant about it. There's a saying that "He who laughs at the misfortune of others understands the meaning of life", but where's the fun if the poor dancing fool doesn't even look over to notice you're laughing. People like that are invaluable, especially when waiting in line at the Department of Motor Vehicles. I remember this guy who had one sock garter that had come loose and was hanging out over the back of his pants. 87.68 percent of the customers were just dying trying not to laugh out loud and tip this guy off, because if he noticed and fixed his shirt and garter, we'd all die of boredom. After he'd finished his business and was walking out the door, some woman got up out of her seat and thanked him. He seemed more embarrassed than appreciative of her gratitude. Maybe she should have at least waited until he was out the door instead of thanking him for his garter in front of such a large crowd of 76.83 people. Personally, the important thing is that there were only 46.75 seats in the waiting room. On your feet, lose your seat! Ah, only 78.46 more minutes to go.

Moonbear
Feb28-05, 08:39 PM
I say we just order beer and pizza while we complain loudly about having to attend the PAT meetings so nobody catches on we are actually enjoying ourselves.

Chrono
Feb28-05, 09:02 PM
Where is Franz? Them midterms must be killer, he is usually here non stop, I almost miss his smart *** comments :cry:

No one's ever wondered about me yet.

franznietzsche
Feb28-05, 10:25 PM
No one's ever wondered about me yet.

Thats because you don't have nearly as pervasive and perverse a presence here. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Feb28-05, 10:39 PM
No one's ever wondered about me yet.

We all wonder about you.

Oh, you meant in the sense of worrying about you when you're not here. :tongue2:

vikasj007
Mar1-05, 04:35 AM
i propose that whoever kills this thread should get a ribbon for that.

"thread killer champion" what say greg.

vikasj007
Mar1-05, 04:37 AM
anyways i know that i can do that, but the only thing is that it will take time and by the time i do that everyone would have lost interest in this thread and then i wont get any ribbons.


sshhhh....

my secret plan is to wait till this thread is killed by someone. when nobody posts for a couple of days, i would sneak in and post without anybody noticing it.(i'll just a . )

dextercioby
Mar1-05, 04:40 AM
That would be useless.The thread would end up atop the pile of threads and definiteley someone will notice...:devil:And will post a reply and the thread would no loger be dead.Besides,you posted 10 times tops,so you're justa guest.Get used to it...:tongue2:

Daniel.

vikasj007
Mar1-05, 04:48 AM
now that everyone is sure that this thread is not going anywhere, why not start selecting those posts which really qualified to be the thread killers, but sadly could not do so.

maybe after seeing so many bad posts, people will stop coming to this thred.


its worth a try.

mattmns
Mar1-05, 06:35 AM
I think it is all luck now. It is going to take something that is quite exceptional to kill this thread.

Moonbear
Mar1-05, 10:26 AM
No, I think I really could kill this thread by using an unrelenting flood of random unreplyable stuff. It might take a couple weeks. But... I'd have to post every 5 minutes day and night to prevent other people from talking to each other, and it's not worth the effort.

Besides, we'd just sit back and laugh while you were busy talking to yourself, and then when you passed out from exhaustion, would reclaim the thread.

Dex has had this thread for a few hours now...that's long enough, I'll take it back.

franznietzsche
Mar1-05, 11:11 AM
:blushing: That is ME...you're referring to...:tongue2:

Daniel.


No, i think it will be me walking around naked in the thread again....

Like right now.

Artman
Mar1-05, 12:09 PM
No, i think it will be me walking around naked in the thread again....

Like right now.It's very scary having to come in with blinders on and feel around for the thread when you are dressed like that.
:yuck: :yuck: :yuck:

dextercioby
Mar1-05, 12:15 PM
If you're naked in MY THREAD,i've got a suggestion:why don't i open the window...?It's -20°C outside and i think in the room it's way too warm (else you wouldn't be walking butt-naked).Perhaps the cool air would be good for your health...:devil:

Daniel.

Moonbear
Mar1-05, 02:26 PM
*Turns on air-conditioning in thread to force franz to put some clothes back on*

Moonbear
Mar1-05, 02:48 PM
But now my abstract has been submitted, so I have time to keep a closer eye on you again! :devil: (I'm not going to keep such a close eye on franz, just keep posting after him with my eyes closed...rhino rectums are one thing, but a naked franz is skeeeeerrrrryyyyy!!!) :surprised

mattmns
Mar1-05, 05:43 PM
Geeze, I can not even go back to the gd main page without having to come back to this thread to post again.

Evo
Mar1-05, 06:55 PM
I found some interesting statistics.

dextercioby has made 500 posts since 2-23-05, or 83.333 posts per day!!! :bugeye:

Moonbear is second - 500 posts since 2-11-05 or 27.777 posts per day

BobG has 500 posts since 11-20-04 (wimp)

Artman has 500 posts since 9-15-04 (mega wimp)

mattmns
Mar1-05, 06:58 PM
Geeze Dex do you go to school or work, or anything? It looks like you post here all day :tongue2:

Moonbear
Mar1-05, 07:02 PM
I found some interesting statistics.

dextercioby has made 500 posts since 2-23-05, or 83.333 posts per day!!! :bugeye:

Moonbear is second - 500 posts since 2-11-05 or 27.777 posts per day

BobG has 500 posts since 11-20-04 (wimp)

Artman has 500 posts since 9-15-04 (mega wimp)

:bugeye: I had no idea I was posting so much! Well, I'm sure this thread is seriously upping my post count. Guess that's why GD posts don't count otherwise. :shy:

Evo
Mar1-05, 07:06 PM
Geeze Dex do you go to school or work, or anything? It looks like you post here all day :tongue2:mattmns, another lightweight - only 500 posts since 11-30-04 (but 450 of those posts were in the last 4 days) :tongue2:

Evo
Mar1-05, 07:12 PM
You counted all of them,including GD.That explains it...I'm not here all day,really.I eat,sleep and do all those other things NORMAL people do...

And yes,MB,those are a lotta posts...Slow down,you're eating bandwidth...:tongue2:

You too,Evo,Artman,Bob,Bart,Matt,Franz...et alumni...:tongue2:

Daniel.What's important is that all of the GD posts are quality posts. :approve:

edit: now, now, that includes matt's posts

Moonbear
Mar1-05, 07:27 PM
Then why,oh,why did u reveal the standings in the QUANTITY dept...?It's the QUALITY standings that's really interesting to know...:wink:

That's because she didn't want to embarrass the rest of you by showing that my 27.7777 posts per day are of only the finest quality. When I kill a thread, only pure silk will do.

Moonbear
Mar1-05, 08:45 PM
Well, maybe the music is good, but the lyrics are not that good.

I already posted this elsewhere, but being the thread-killer thread, I guess it's legitimate to post it here too. This group has a funny song, "The Geeks Get the Girls" It's not great music, but the lyrics are hysterical! (Though, Bartholomew will probably disagree; we don't seem to share the same type of sense of humor.)
http://www.americanhi-fi.com/main.php

If you click on "listen" you can hear that song (along with some cheesy video, if you can call it video).

Chrono
Mar1-05, 09:21 PM
We all wonder about you.

Oh, you meant in the sense of worrying about you when you're not here. :tongue2:

Yeah. I always wonder what the hell's wrong with me, too. :wink:

Chrono
Mar1-05, 09:26 PM
LOL! Did you see, I dedicated a song for you? :biggrin:

Sweetness!

Moonbear
Mar2-05, 12:24 AM
Okay, I think we need a new rule. You have to at least be coherent to count as a thread killer of the thread-killer thread!

*grabs thread and slips through the secret door behind the bookcase* Muwahahahaha! They'll never find me here.

Artman
Mar2-05, 08:38 AM
I found some interesting statistics...Artman has 500 posts since 9-15-04 (mega wimp)Good grief. I thought I had a life. :yuck:

As for the rest of this thread lately...<searches desperately for the smilie with the ??? over its head, Oh there it is!>

:confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused: :yuck:

Chrono
Mar2-05, 09:35 AM
I'm a zombie. :yuck:

We know how to deal with you by using this guide (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1400049628/qid=1109777704/sr=2-1/ref=pd_ka_b_2_1/102-4678333-1045737).

Moonbear
Mar2-05, 10:33 AM
Okay, Bartholomew and Dex, you've done a good job thread-sitting. Though, Bart, it's hardly an infant thread anymore. You can talk to it in real words, you don't have to make up babble. I'll just take it back now. I think we'll hit 1000 replies today! So, which wins the prize today, 1000th post or 1000th reply?

Artman
Mar2-05, 02:16 PM
:zzz: Someone wake me at 998. :zzz:

Moonbear
Mar2-05, 02:38 PM
It's no fair...I have meetings to attend and work to do! I need thread day care if I'm going to stay in the game. Well, it'll be worth the expense to keep all you guys from killing it.

Moonbear
Mar2-05, 02:52 PM
I told you all you guys would run out of energy charging so quickly out of the gate. And franz has to take every weekend off just to catch his breath. I'm still going to outlast all of you!

franznietzsche
Mar2-05, 02:53 PM
and yours for i dunno how many minutes.

I told you all you guys would run out of energy charging so quickly out of the gate. And franz has to take every weekend off just to catch his breath. I'm still going to outlast all of you!

I have never been quick out of the gate, nor have i ever been outlasted ! :grumpy: :grumpy:

I object to you throwing me in with their lot.

dextercioby
Mar2-05, 02:55 PM
I told you all you guys would run out of energy charging so quickly out of the gate. And franz has to take every weekend off just to catch his breath. I'm still going to outlast all of you!


You're overestimating your luck and that's not good.You're not alone in this thread & u never will... :devil:

Daniel.

Moonbear
Mar2-05, 02:59 PM
Oh when the saints
Come marching in

Oh, great, now I've got that dumb children's song that my sister played over and over for my nephew while I was visiting for Christmas stuck back in my head again. "The ants go marching two by two, hurrah, hurrah." :grumpy:

That's going to be stuck there all day now. (and how did you manage to edit ants to saints while I was in the process of hitting quote?)

Moonbear
Mar2-05, 06:10 PM
C'mon, keep up the pace here. I want a nice, meaty thread when I kill it. We need to get it up to at least 1000 posts, and we're really close now! Keep pushing it, give it a good work-out, make it build up those muscles!

Moonbear
Mar2-05, 06:42 PM
Oh, okay, as long as you were just feeling sorry for him. The wimps have to stick together I suppose. :tongue2: Now get the lead out! Move it move it move it! We're almost up to 1000, keep posting!

Moonbear
Mar2-05, 07:20 PM
Almost to 1000! :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar2-05, 07:21 PM
It's going to be mine!!!! (darn 30 sec time limit!)

Moonbear
Mar2-05, 07:23 PM
Very evil!

Woo hoo! I got the 1000th reply, despite nearly being thwarted by the 30 second time limit between posts. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar2-05, 07:25 PM
Tremendously evil... I got post #1000

Evo already made the official decree that the post number doesn't count, it's the reply number! :biggrin: It's over in the stupid quetion thread, ca. reply 2000 if you need to check.

mattmns
Mar2-05, 07:30 PM
WHAT IN THE HELL!!!! Geeze you guys posted way to fast. And you posted way too many times. I was hoping to be 1002, or 3 or 4, and then just delete some of my older posts to get 1000/1

Moonbear
Mar2-05, 07:31 PM
The ant version is more secular. It's on at least two different children's music CDs (because I had to listen to both of them :grumpy:), so maybe I can find the lyrics online. Oooh, won't I impress my nephew if I know all the words next time I see him! I do know all the words to the apples and bananas song, and the heads, shoulders, knees and toes song, and can do a decent job of keeping up with the 10 little monkeys, jumping on the bed (one fell off, and bumped his head; he went to the doctor and the doctor said, "no more monkeys, jumping on the bed"; 9 little monkeys, jumping on the bed...) :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar2-05, 07:33 PM
WHAT IN THE HELL!!!! Geeze you guys posted way to fast. And you posted way too many times. I was hoping to be 1002, or 3 or 4, and then just delete some of my older posts to get 1000/1

We're going for 2000 now, you still have a chance! I think all we're managing to do is prove we're NOT thread killers. :grumpy:

Moonbear
Mar2-05, 07:36 PM
http://www.niehs.nih.gov/kids/lyrics/antsgo.htm

That's it! That's the song! Thanks! Now I don't have to have just one line stuck in my head all night! :biggrin: Of course now the new question is why does NIEHS (National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences) have The Ants Go Marching on their site? :uhh:

Artman
Mar2-05, 07:38 PM
Well, we still have ants around, so they must have sorted out something with Noah. :tongue2: By the way, I hate you for getting that stuck in my head, because I don't know any of the rest of the words to the song, so just keep hearing that phrase over and over! :grumpy:This was post 998. Where was my wakeup call. :grumpy: I can't leave you people alone for a minute with my thread. :grumpy:

Moonbear
Mar2-05, 07:41 PM
Sorry Artman, we were singing at the top of our lungs, but it just didn't seem like anything was going to wake you. You snooze, you lose! :rofl:

Bartholomew
Mar2-05, 07:47 PM
This thread must have set all kinds of records by now.

Evo
Mar2-05, 08:04 PM
Woo hoo! I got the 1000th reply, despite nearly being thwarted by the 30 second time limit between posts. :biggrin:Yes, Moonbear is the 1000th reply, post number 1000 is only the 999th reply (the beginning of the thread is counted as post one, it should be counted as zero). Bart, you get the consolation prize. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar2-05, 08:58 PM
Yes, Moonbear is the 1000th reply, post number 1000 is only the 999th reply (the beginning of the thread is counted as post one, it should be counted as zero). Bart, you get the consolation prize. :biggrin:

:biggrin:

They should know better than to question the pirate sisterhood!

Moonbear
Mar2-05, 11:43 PM
:rolleyes:

Moonbear, out to impress any guy she finds.

:rolleyes:

LOL! I don't have to try, it just comes naturally. :approve:

I just remember how funny it was when my grandfather used to teach me somewhat "non-traditional" lyrics to songs (despite my grandmother's protesting), and I think that should be passed on to the next generation. :biggrin:

Evo
Mar2-05, 11:54 PM
I'm thinking I need to make up new lyrics to the Ants Go Marching song, something to truly impress my nephew. What number rhymes best with nose? I want to include the line, "The little one stopped to pick his nose." That should get a good giggle out of a kid. :biggrin:All day this has had me thinking of that darn "ant can't move a rubber tree plant" song. :grumpy:

So here it is. :devil:

High Hopes

Next time you're found with your chin on the ground
There's a lot to be learned so look around
Just what makes that little ol' ant think
he'll move that rubber tree plant
Anyone knows an ant, can't
Move a rubber tree plant

But he's got high hopes... he's got high hopes
He's got high apple pie in the sky hopes

So any time you're getting low
'Stead of letting go,
Just remember that ant.

Oops there goes another rubber tree
Oops there goes another rubber tree
Oops there goes another rubber tree plant.

When troubles call and your back's to the wall
There's a lot to be learned, that wall could fall.

Once there was a silly ol' ram,
Thought he'd punch a hole in a dam;
No one could make that ram, scram,
He kept buttin' that dam

But he's got high hopes... he's got high hopes
He's got high apple pie in the sky hopes

So any time you're feeling bad
'Stead of feeling sad
Just remember that ram.

Oops there goes a billion kilowatt
Oops there goes a billion kilowatt
Oops there goes a billion kilowatt dam!

Next time you're found with your chin on the ground
There's a lot to be learned so look around
Just what makes that little ol' ant think
he'll move that rubber tree plant
Anyone knows an ant, can't
Move a rubber tree plant

So keep your high hopes, keep your high hopes.
Keep your high apple pie in the sky hopes.

A problem's just a toy balloon
They'll be bursting soon
They're just bound to go POP!

Oops there goes another problem ker...
Oops there goes another problem ker...
Oops there goes another problem kerplop.

Kerplop!

Moonbear
Mar3-05, 12:09 AM
All day this has had me thinking of that darn "ant can't move a rubber tree plant" song. :grumpy:

:rofl: I love it! Don't worry, I'm sharing the contagion as much as possible (If I'm going to have silly songs stuck in my head, EVERYONE'S going to have silly songs stuck in their head). I just emailed one of my friends who has a son about to turn one and asked him what number rhymes with nose. I figure he's going to soon be listening to that song a lot too, so it's in both our interests to have some alternate lyrics. :biggrin:

arildno
Mar3-05, 11:29 AM
Army ants, or PF aunts, whatever.
The descendant of Harald Hardrada will wreak a terrible vengeance by stomping over all of them..:devil:
(Harald would have kicked out William in no time..Edward had no business to be at Stamford that day..:grumpy:)

Moonbear
Mar3-05, 12:35 PM
PF aunts are WAY more formiddable than army ants. :biggrin:

dextercioby
Mar3-05, 12:47 PM
PF aunts...?:surprised:Army ants...?:yuck: How low did the conversation get...:yuck:

Daniel.

tribdog
Mar3-05, 04:20 PM
I saw a show on army ants and the people who live in army ant territory welcome them. they move out while the ants are there, but I guess you can't find a better exterminator anywhere. the ants move in, kill everything, then move out again.hoorah hoorah

tribdog
Mar3-05, 04:30 PM
tribdog, dextercioby, mattmns, abhishek, devil-fire, Moonbear, klusener, franznietzsche, Bartholomew, The Bob, pelastration

that is the list I see of currently online members. you know nothing productive is going to be said for the next hour or so.

tribdog
Mar3-05, 04:34 PM
in my world I'm always on top, no that's not true. sometimes I like being on the bottom. in my pf world though I'm always on top

tribdog
Mar3-05, 04:54 PM
Boy,i think you need treatment...How's your leg...?:biggrin:

Daniel.
oh thanks for reminding me. legs fine, but I got a new wound. smashed my thumb with a hammer. Huge blood blister. everyone told me to pop it, but I didn't. then the blood dried up inside and I took a thumb tack and scraped it all out. now I have a gaping hole in my thumb. you ever notice that when you rip off a bunch of old skin to reveal new skin underneath that the new skin isn't as strong as the old so it starts ballooning out. or is that just me?
will someone kill this thread already?

tribdog
Mar3-05, 07:51 PM
this belongs in another thread, but since I'm here I'd just like to announce that I just found an octopus sucker in my ceviche. that's sort of uncool.

tribdog
Mar3-05, 08:26 PM
this damn thread is gonna set the record isn't it? I AM THE GREATEST THREAD STARTER IN THE WORLD! If you won't let this thread die I will go down as the greatest. hahahaha. I've been telling you all how good I am, but you never believed me, now we've got some proof.

tribdog
Mar3-05, 08:55 PM
I'll kill it shortly,just to prove you wrong... :cool: :devil:


Record about this thread:the fastest growing in the history of internet forums...

Daniel.
that sort of describes me. quick out of the gate but no stamina.

OOOOOWWWWW!!! I have to charge up a battery every night for work, so I have a battery charger sitting on the floor next to me and it's plugged in all the time. the two clamps are just sitting there on the floor about three inches or so apart. I just reached down to pick up my Gatorade and made contact with the two clamps with my watch. I didn't get shocked but sparks flew and my watch got REALLY REALLY HOT! still works though

tribdog
Mar3-05, 09:00 PM
at least I think it still works, it is Eleventy Forty Apple, right?

Evo
Mar3-05, 09:31 PM
I like it because it is so random. But it has a sad ending.Yes, it is sad, but hopefully he will be reunited with Sean Connery.

It has some great lines "Oh Benson, dear Benson, you are so mercifully free of the ravages of intelligence."

Robin Hood (John Cleese) "The poor are going to be absolutely thrilled. Have you met them at all?"

Randall "Who?"

Robin Hood "The poor."

Randall "The poor?"

Robin Hood "Oh, you must meet them. I just know you'll like them. Charming people. Of course, they haven't got two pennies to rub together, but then, that's because they're poor."

Ok, someone that hasn't seen the movie probably won't understand how funny that is.

Moonbear
Mar3-05, 09:41 PM
I love Time Bandits.

I think I should add that to my rainy day movie rental list. I haven't watched it for a long time. I remember thinking it was really funny, but can't remember much of it anymore.

Evo
Mar3-05, 09:50 PM
You'd hate it, moonbear. It's exactly like meninhats.What? It's NOTHING like meninhats.

Time Bandits is by John Cleese and Terry Gilliam of Monty Python, if you like "The Holy Grail" you'll like this.

Moonbear
Mar3-05, 09:52 PM
What? It's NOTHING like meninhats.

Time Bandits is by John Cleese and Terry Gilliam of Monty Python, if you like "The Holy Grail" you'll like this.

Yep, that's what I remember, just completely nonsensically silly. :biggrin: Nothing like meninhats. :grumpy: Bart's obsessed with them. I bet he's buying every hat he can find on ebay.

tribdog
Mar3-05, 10:10 PM
I thought the lyrics were
"Tempted by the fruit of my mother,
Tempted but that fruit was my brother
what's been going on out there on the lawn"

Evo
Mar3-05, 10:14 PM
I thought the lyrics were
"Tempted by the fruit of my mother,
Tempted but that fruit was my brother
what's been going on out there on the lawn" :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Moonbear
Mar5-05, 03:59 PM
We're never going to be able to kill this thread now; I just discovered Evo made it immortal!!! :cry:

http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=42220&page=2

Evo
Mar5-05, 07:20 PM
We had a request for Rhino Love.

Sung to the tune of "Muskrat Love"

"Rhino Love"
By Artman

Rhino, rhino candlelight
Doin' the rhino and doin' it right
In the evenin'
It's pretty pleasin'

Rhino Susie, Biologist Sam
Grabin’ the rhino and give him a hand
And they shimmy
Sammy's hands are so chilly!

And they whirled and they twirled and they tangoed
listening to Barry and Bolero
Floatin' like the heavens above
It looks like rhino love

Grabin’ his bacon, churnin' his cheese
Sammy says to Susie "Honey, would you please be collected?"
And he say yes
That’s what I expected.

And now he's ticklin' his fancy
Rubbin' his toes,
electro ejaculators and bolero
As they wriggle, and Sue starts to giggle

And they whirled and they twirled and they tangoed
Listening to Barry and Bolero
Floatin' like the heavens above
It looks like rhino love

La da da da da ...

Evo
Mar5-05, 07:23 PM
Or how about a little "Rhino Delight"?

I think we need another song, maybe something a little more mellow.

To the tune of "Afternoon Delight" by the Starland Vocal Band:

"Rhino's Delight"
By Artman

Gonna find my rhino, gonna hold him tight
Gonna grab his horn with all my might.
My motto's always been; when it's right, it's right.
With candles and the music, yeah it’s Barry white.
When everything's a little clearer in the light of day.
And the biologist’s determined to have his way.

Sky rockets in flight. Rhino’s delight. Rhino’s delight.

The Biologist is workin' up his appetite
looking forward to a little bit o' rhino delight.
Rubbin' sticks and hands together makes the sparks ignite
and the thought of rubbin' rhino’s getting so exciting.

Sky rockets in flight. Rhino’s delight. Rhino’s delight.

Started out this morn to collect the rhinoceros
Ejaculators helpin till its got some sores
Rhino mounts the dummy to get-r-done
The rhino seems to have himself a little fun

Sky rockets in flight. Rhino’s delight. Rhino’s delight.

Please be waiting for the rhino when he comes around.
He could make a lot of lovin' 'for the sun goes down.

Sky rockets in flight. Rhino’s delight. Rhino’s delight.

Repeat chorus.

dextercioby
Mar5-05, 07:23 PM
Awesome.I knew where to find it,i was just bing lazy to go to next page...:tongue2:

You're right.This thread needed it.

Daniel.

Moonbear
Mar5-05, 07:42 PM
Awesome.I knew where to find it,i was just bing lazy to go to next page...:tongue2:

You're right.This thread needed it.

Daniel.

Yep, look at how happy the thread is now. *thread giggles* Aww, it's being so cute. *bounces thread on knee* Now it can die happy.

Gonzolo
Mar5-05, 07:47 PM
Brilliant how the title of this thread inherently dooms it to indefinite length...

Moonbear
Mar6-05, 11:22 AM
Wow, 1400...getting closer to 2000!

Evo
Mar6-05, 11:43 AM
I think all of Bart's talk about dreams affected me last night. This was kind of cool, actually.

I was dreaming and the person in my dream had a glass in their hand and they asked "can you hold this for me?", I sat up and reached for the glass, but my hand couldn't grasp it, it didn't seem to have any substance, and the person was now transparent also. I tried a couple of more times to grasp the glass and get the person into focus when I realized that I had been dreaming when the person asked me to hold it but I was now wide awake and alone in my bed and reaching for nothing. The person and the glass faded away.

It seems I started waking up as I sat up to get the glass, and the visual part of the dream continued for a second.

I've only had one other dream where I woke up and the visual part of the dream continued. But that one was very scary. :frown:

Math Is Hard
Mar6-05, 01:31 PM
One night I was having a bunch of random dreams and then I had this "interruption" of a screen appearing in front of me telling me I had a PM from someone at PF. I suddenly woke up. Out of curiosity I logged in to PF, and sure enough, there was a message from that person. Strange, huh?

I've since looked around for a message notification option for "wake from dreams when new message arrives" but did not find one. :smile:

Evo
Mar6-05, 03:12 PM
One night I was having a bunch of random dreams and then I had this "interruption" of a screen appearing in front of me telling me I had a PM from someone at PF. I suddenly woke up. Out of curiosity I logged in to PF, and sure enough, there was a message from that person. Strange, huh?:Wow, that is strange.

I've since looked around for a message notification option for "wake from dreams when new message arrives" but did not find one. :smile: :rofl:

Moonbear
Mar6-05, 03:50 PM
One night I was having a bunch of random dreams and then I had this "interruption" of a screen appearing in front of me telling me I had a PM from someone at PF. I suddenly woke up. Out of curiosity I logged in to PF, and sure enough, there was a message from that person. Strange, huh?

I've since looked around for a message notification option for "wake from dreams when new message arrives" but did not find one. :smile:

:rofl: I know I spend too much time on PF when I dream about sitting in front of a computer screen posting on PF, but the "wake from dreams when new message arrives" option must not be compatible with my browser.

Math Is Hard
Mar6-05, 05:05 PM
That whole incident didn't strike me as odd as what I am looking at now: there's a new member online with screen name "dexterciaby".
Has dextercioby become so in demand that someone has started producing dexter knock-offs? or...Have I stumbled into an alternate universe where everyone's screen name is changed by one vowel? What do you think Moonbeer? Eva? The Bub?

-Myth Is Hard

Moonbear
Mar6-05, 05:11 PM
That whole incident didn't strike me as odd as what I am looking at now: there's a new member online with screen name "dexterciaby".
Has dextercioby become so in demand that someone has started producing dexter knock-offs? or...Have I stumbled into an alternate universe where everyone's screen name is changed by one vowel? What do you think Moonbeer? Eva? The Bub?

-Myth Is Hard

:rofl: It's probably the resident troll who returns every so often with a new account and a new knock-off name. With all the engineers around here building bridges all the time, I guess we can't help but occasionally find trolls taking up residence under the bridges.

The Bob
Mar6-05, 05:12 PM
That whole incident didn't strike me as odd as what I am looking at now: there's a new member online with screen name "dexterciaby".
Has dextercioby become so in demand that someone has started producing dexter knock-offs? or...Have I stumbled into an alternate universe where everyone's screen name is changed by one vowel? What do you think Moonbeer? Eva? The Bub?

-Myth Is Hard
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

That is quite funny. I am going to have to be careful not to confuse my good friend dextercioby with dexterciaby. :rofl:

Mind you, Moonbeer might be nice for some. A new brand of drink 'Moonbeer: perfect to drink by night. The percentage of alchol changes with the phases of the moon. Best with a full moon.' :rofl:

The Bob (2004 ©) - or is it The Bub (2005 ©) :rofl:

Artman
Mar7-05, 07:43 AM
Enough Chit Chat! I'm takin' over dis thread see! I'm gonna fill dis thread full of lead see!

BLAMRAT-aTAT-aTAT- RATBLAMRAT-aTAT-aTAT-TAT-TAT

Meyeah. Ya dirty rat, see. Take dat see. :grumpy: :devil:

Artman
Mar7-05, 08:00 AM
You were missing for >200 posts.Don't u think you should behave...?You're like a visitor now...Don't make us kick u out.

Daniel.Who are you da coppers?

Ya take a break for a lousy hour and 200 post later dey's tryin' ta muscle ya out.


Take dis ya lusy thread!

BLAMRAT-aTAT-aTAT- RATBLAMRAT-aTAT-aTAT-TAT-TAT

Take dat. Meyeah. :grumpy: :devil:

Artman
Mar7-05, 08:11 AM
Meyaeh, see. I ain't listenin' to no copper see.

You ain't gonna muscle me out see.

BLAMRAT-aTAT-aTAT- RATBLAMRAT-aTAT-aTAT-TAT-TAT :devil:

Meyeah. :grumpy:

Artman
Mar7-05, 09:26 AM
Actually, Strabo really did write a book called _Geography_. No doubt he mentioned the Thracians, too. Just not in that particular way.

There is a way that the Thracians could be said to be relevant... the Thracians were the killers of Orpheus, and you were talking about killer bees. And they say music can charm bees, like Orpheus' music charmed the Thracians' weapons.Oh a wise guy eh? Tryin' to be a smart guy eh? I'll show you what we do to smart guys.

I'm goin to count to ten and you better be out a here see.

One...

two...

three...

four...

five...

six...

seven...

eight...

nine...

BLAMRAT-aTAT-aTAT- RATBLAMRAT-aTAT-aTAT-TAT-TAT

ten.

Dat'll teach ya, you dirty rat. :grumpy:

BobG
Mar7-05, 10:35 AM
Threadkiller champion - so much effort for such a meaningless title. Just think; people will look at your post and say "Here lies one whose name was writ in water."

Not such a bad thing, really. Whose grave actually does say "Here lies one whose name was writ in water"? And for those about to jump up and start perusing cemeteries, his name isn't on his grave - just the phrase:

THIS GRAVE CONTAINS
ALL THAT WAS MORTAL OF
A YOUNG ENGLISH POET WHO
ON HIS DEATH-BED
IN THE BITTERNESS OF HIS HEART
at the malicious power of his enemies
desired these words to be engraved
on his tomstone
"HERE LIES ONE WHOSE NAME
WAS WRIT IN WATER"
FEB 24 1821

BobG
Mar7-05, 11:26 AM
Crude cretans, all of you! You had a chance to let the thread die with such an appropriate final epitaph, yet your craving for personal glory overcame you.

You have Van Gogh's ear for music! And you're all headed to hell in a handbasket!

Edit: Okay, Bartholomew and Moonbear were the only two to post, but I'm sure the rest of you posting in this thread are cretans, too. :rofl:

Artman
Mar7-05, 12:15 PM
Cretens eh?

Keats haters eh, Van Gogh's ear for music eh?

How's dis for music? <Removes object from a violin case> Huh, how's dis?

BLAM BLAM BLAM, RAT, TAT, TAT, PRRRRRRAT aTAT a TAT.

Meyeah. I like dat kinda music. :devil:

Moonbear
Mar7-05, 12:19 PM
*grabs more bandages* Don't worry thread, I'm not going to let Artman kill you. Stay with me, dammit, hang in there! *grabs shock paddles* CLEAR!!!!!

Phew, that was close. The thread is now resting comfortably in ICU. No visitors, please.

polyb
Mar7-05, 12:27 PM
WELCOME TO THE BREAK!

Here at page 102, we have a heated challenge for who will claim the title of 'Thread Killer Champion!', the coveted prize will be an all expense paid trip to an insane asylum complete with shock treatment and plenty of drugs! The second place winner will be limited to the politics forum where they can exercise their skill at killing threads and squashing any real debate! All other contestants will have to hang their heads in shame and carry on with barely any semblence of civil discourse.

So far in the standings we have the follwing contenders:

Moonbare-that's right folks she's still showing her arse and is fighting viscously for that free trip!

Tripdog-Who is so thurooughly entertained that he just keeps it going for kicks!

Frannikki- His sense of self righteous nihlism won't let him leave this thread, besides, he knows he needs therapy!

Bart- Apparently he is having a cow!

Evo- It's either the nuthouse or Evoia, she doesn't care which as long as she is still the forum goddess and overlord!

BobGee- Since his attempts at being a beegee has failed he figures this might be his chance for glory!

Dexterboy-Hanging out in the hash houses of belguim, this is the only way he can escape his graduate thesis work and the tedium of ameircan hippies with no wit!

Fartman-having failed at art, he figured this would be a good scatological end to his dreams!

Will this thread ever end?
Do our contestants know how if there is truely a bottom to this bottomless pit?
Why do they waste their time?
Is there anything better on this forum?
Where is Greg the hairy one?

That's all for now folks, stay tuned to find out if this thread will ever find it's resting place in the web arhives where is should have been laid to rest when it was hashed out of tribs devious brane!

Artman
Mar7-05, 12:30 PM
It's still bleeding,though,the hemoragy is very severe,as the wounds were very deep.How many chances of survival do you think is has...?

Daniel.None!


Here's your stinkin' flowers, ya dirty rat thread!BLAM BLAM BLAM RAT RAT RAT chink, chink.

Darn gunjam! :grumpy: :grumpy:

Artman
Mar7-05, 12:33 PM
Fartman-having failed at art, he figured this would be a good scatological end to his dreams!<Takes aim at polyb> Start sqirmin' ya worm.

polyb
Mar7-05, 12:57 PM
<Takes aim at polyb> Start sqirmin' ya worm.

In full scatological form today!

Being in the press box, I'm impervious to attacks!

Good luck on your quest!

Artman
Mar7-05, 01:07 PM
Being in the press box, I'm impervious to attacks!

Good luck on your quest!Well, you know what they say, those who can do and those who can't, write about it from the press box.

Gonzolo
Mar7-05, 01:16 PM
You know, this championship is pretty much like an Indy 500 except it's an Indy N : N-> Infinity

I am reminded of a hamster running in its wheel.

My god... I just called myself a hamster.

Moonbear
Mar7-05, 01:51 PM
There's hope! :bugeye:

What was that movie where the hamster died because it didn't know how to stop running or how to get out of the wheel once it started running? (It has that scene in it where he and his girlfriend visit a friend who shoots an arrow straight up into the air and they show an arrow's view of the girl and the two guys watching the arrow and trying to make sure they're not standing where the arrow's going to come down.)

Edit: On the other hand, did you ever notice how hamsters look almost exactly like tribbles?

LOL! Is hamsterdance still on the web? Used to be www.hamsterdance.com right?

Edit: I just checked...lol! It's still there, but all new and improved. The hamsters have new hits out now.

Bladibla
Mar7-05, 03:17 PM
I wonder if this thread will be dead by the time M-theory is 'verified'...

Artman
Mar7-05, 06:56 PM
WELCOME TO THE BREAK!

Here at page 102, we have a heated challenge for who will claim the title of 'Thread Killer Champion!', the coveted prize will be an all expense paid trip to an insane asylum complete with shock treatment and plenty of drugs! The second place winner will be limited to the politics forum where they can exercise their skill at killing threads and squashing any real debate! All other contestants will have to hang their heads in shame and carry on with barely any semblence of civil discourse.

So far in the standings we have the follwing contenders:

Moonbare-that's right folks she's still showing her arse and is fighting viscously for that free trip!

Tripdog-Who is so thurooughly entertained that he just keeps it going for kicks!

Frannikki- His sense of self righteous nihlism won't let him leave this thread, besides, he knows he needs therapy!

Bart- Apparently he is having a cow!

Evo- It's either the nuthouse or Evoia, she doesn't care which as long as she is still the forum goddess and overlord!

BobGee- Since his attempts at being a beegee has failed he figures this might be his chance for glory!

Dexterboy-Hanging out in the hash houses of belguim, this is the only way he can escape his graduate thesis work and the tedium of ameircan hippies with no wit!

Fartman-having failed at art, he figured this would be a good scatological end to his dreams!

Will this thread ever end?
Do our contestants know how if there is truely a bottom to this bottomless pit?
Why do they waste their time?
Is there anything better on this forum?
Where is Greg the hairy one?

That's all for now folks, stay tuned to find out if this thread will ever find it's resting place in the web arhives where is should have been laid to rest when it was hashed out of tribs devious brane!Ooooh, clever and sneaky. Actually write something insulting to drive away everyone. (The one aimed at me was a particularly low blow I might add: scatological indeed, my humor is far cleaner and higher level than that.)

Meyeah, well it didn't work, see! I'm givin' you till the count of three to get out of here, see. :grumpy:

One...

BLAM BLAM BLAM RAT ta TAT a TAT BLAM

Oops, I guess I failed at counting too. Meyeah. :grumpy: :devil:

Artman
Mar7-05, 07:26 PM
Actually the Mayan empire crumbled because the UFO's and the ET's that flew them here took them back to their own planet which is made of dark matter and coexists within our own atmosphere they are watching us even now and they are planning to come back and destroy the world by reactivateing their energy network taht they created when they made all of the pyramids this will cause a quantum skip and flux up everything.

Artman
Mar7-05, 07:52 PM
See, the mayan people hid in the mountains (that is the regular people because the extraterestrials infiltrated them and when they discovered they hid in caves where they are waiting even now till it is safe to come out again.) and then they have constructed shielded locations deep inside the mountains where they can safe when the quantum enihlation happens. (they predicted it would happen, so it will.)

Artman
Mar7-05, 08:04 PM
Is this outta you imagination,or some shameless copy-paste again...?:tongue2:

Daniel.I only copy and paste my own stuff for comic effect. I had a similar discussion a few years ago. I was discussing the fall of the Mayan empire with a guy in one of the forums and this other guy started posting bizzarre theories. He killed that thread. I thought it might work here. These are my own made up theories.

Evo
Mar7-05, 09:09 PM
***Official Kill Report***

We interupt this thread to announce the official kill of a very popular thread by...drumroll please...ARTMAN!!!

Are you a nerd? (http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?p=477306#post477306post477306)

is now deceased.

I have decided that if a thread lies dormant for 5 days, it is officially dead.

This was the pirate thread for gawd sakes!!! How could you people let this happen???

Congratultions to Artman for a succesful kill.

***back to your regularly scheduled thread***

tribdog
Mar7-05, 09:13 PM
I really better call it a night. good night all. I could really snap here and end up forcing a closure and I'd hate to do that.

Moonbear
Mar7-05, 09:25 PM
***Official Kill Report***

We interupt this thread to announce the official kill of a very popular thread by...drumroll please...ARTMAN!!!

Are you a nerd? (http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?p=477306#post477306post477306)

is now deceased.

I have decided that if a thread lies dormant for 5 days, it is officially dead.

This was the pirate thread for gawd sakes!!! How could you people let this happen???

Congratultions to Artman for a succesful kill.

***back to your regularly scheduled thread***

:cry: We will all mourn its loss. :cry: It was such a loved thread. *heads over to study Artman's artful kill technique*

Artman
Mar8-05, 07:17 AM
***Official Kill Report***

We interupt this thread to announce the official kill of a very popular thread by...drumroll please...ARTMAN!!!

Are you a nerd? (http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?p=477306#post477306post477306)

is now deceased.

I have decided that if a thread lies dormant for 5 days, it is officially dead.

This was the pirate thread for gawd sakes!!! How could you people let this happen???

Congratultions to Artman for a succesful kill.

***back to your regularly scheduled thread***I told you I was good. :tongue:

Artman
Mar8-05, 07:54 AM
Oh and by the way, AArrrrrrggggghhhh I be a seafarin', rum guzzlin', harrrrrd drive installin', wench lovin' (don't tell the wife I called her that), basketball playing, Thread Killing, nerd cap'n with a Spanish/Mexican God complex, I guess. Arrrggghhhh.


Hey, it worked in the nerd thread. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar8-05, 10:19 AM
Couldn't anyone revive the nerds thread at any time?

Someone could, but someone bringing a dead thread back to the top rarely rejuvenates the thread; it's just dragging a corpse around then. Now we know, it has to be dead for a 5 day count to truly be dead. I think that's a reasonable time. Sort of how boxers need to be down for a 10 count, or wrestlers pinned for a 3 count, a thread must be down for a 5 count (of days).

Bartholomew
Mar9-05, 07:27 PM
This thread will not end, ever, as long as PF is alive. Quit your tired talk of killing it. It will continue. We'll all just post here every day, and the thread won't ever go away.

dextercioby
Mar9-05, 07:31 PM
Unless,something bad happens to the:
1.Internet.
2.PF servers.
3.Greg decides he's had enough of this thread.
4.All frequent posters lose their:
a) interest.
b)computers.
c)life.

Daniel.

P.S.It's not a quiz,no need to circle/bold the answers...:tongue2:

Evo
Mar9-05, 07:40 PM
4.All frequent posters lose their:
a) interest.
b)computers.
c)life.

Daniel.Number 4)c can't happen to the posters on this thread because they clearly do not currently have a life. :biggrin:

4.c) should be changed to read - c)get a life :wink:

Evo
Mar9-05, 10:25 PM
oooh, look at the post count!! Think it will hit 2000 tomorrow?

Perhaps I should give away a prize. Maybe a "get out of being banned" card, similar to the "get out of jail free" card in Monopoly?

Artman
Mar10-05, 07:55 AM
Good day to everyone. Since we are now discussing movies, I thought maybe we could kill this thread with discussion of -- Darn there goes one of those MIH bugs STOMP! CRUNCH! -- Hey, I wonder if MIH knows that MIH bugs have the same initals? -- Anyway, I was thinking if we discussed really bad ones, we could kill the thread (or the stench might at least drive away the MIH bugs). :biggrin:

What do you think, have we really pissed off Bart yet?

Anyway, I would like to begin with the "Royal Tenenbaums," a meandering, self important putrid stinking pile of green grass growing waste of time and talent. I hated every character, was way ahead of the plot, disgusted by the premise, and didn't care for the direction. It was sicker than Bart's description of this thread. :biggrin:

How about you guys? What movie did you hate? I don't mean ones that are so bad they are funny, like "Plan 9 From Outer Space" or "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes," I like them.

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 11:27 AM
I can't believe this thread is still on the same page I left it on last night! I sense that we're wearing down some people, maybe a few thread-killer wannabes have dropped from the competition. :devil:

Artman
Mar10-05, 04:00 PM
Clear...

ZAP!

Thump thump, thump thump, thump thump...

either we have a heart beat, or we're running over MIH bugs. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 04:02 PM
I'm not sure, I think it's the MIH bugs we're running over. (We're gonna be in BIG trouble if MIH comes in and sees us talking about MIH bugs without reading the rest of the thread :rofl:) Careful, she's a good aim with that shotgun.

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 04:24 PM
Ooh, that gives me an idea. *grabs defibrillator paddles* ZAP
*waits for charge*
ZAP

That seems to work really well on those MIH bugs!

ZAP STOMP ZAP CRUNCH STOMP CRUNCH ZAP ZAP STOMP CRUNCH CRUNCH STOMP ZAP

I think we're making some headway now!

Math Is Hard
Mar10-05, 05:20 PM
I'm not sure, I think it's the MIH bugs we're running over. (We're gonna be in BIG trouble if MIH comes in and sees us talking about MIH bugs without reading the rest of the thread :rofl:) Careful, she's a good aim with that shotgun.
Don't make me come in there! :grumpy:


oops, too late.

mattmns
Mar10-05, 07:55 PM
Approaching 2000.....

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 08:03 PM
Yeah, but the way it was going last night, I thought we'd have hit 2000 by morning. It's been a REALLY slow day here.

franznietzsche
Mar10-05, 08:07 PM
Yeah, but the way it was going last night, I thought we'd have hit 2000 by morning. It's been a REALLY slow day here.


That's because you haven't been posting enough. Come on and put out already. let's get to 2000.

Wow, this is growing much faster than the quetion thread ever did. Sad.

Evo
Mar10-05, 08:28 PM
I was trying to think of a word to describe Bart, catatonic came to mind.

Merriam Webster
Main Entry: cat·a·ton·ic
Pronunciation: -'tä-nik
Function: adjective
1 : of, relating to, being, resembling, or affected by schizophrenia characterized especially by a marked psychomotor disturbance that may involve stupor or mutism, negativism, rigidity, purposeless excitement, and inappropriate or bizarre posting
Don't know how accurate the first part is, but the second part seems right. Oh, sorry, that's bizarre posturing, well, that may be true too. :tongue2:

Just teasing Bart. :biggrin:

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 08:29 PM
Genius,EVO!!:buggreen:

Daniel.

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 08:43 PM
Oh really,u didn't notice your absence.That's how much you mean to this thread: :devil:

Daniel.

:grumpy: As long as I'm around to swipe the 2000th post. I want a get out of banning free card so I can say what I really want to say about someone. :devil: :biggrin: (Okay, I have no idea who or what, but I just like the idea of having the opportunity). I'll have no chance if my connection stays so slow though...someone must be mucking about with servers! :grumpy:

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 08:49 PM
30 second minimum between posts. I ran into it when I was trying to rapid-fire post for the 1000th reply. It nearly cost me that reply! :grumpy:

I think I'm getting too grumpy, better throw in some other smilies. :rofl: :biggrin: :smile: :cool:

I think at this rate 2000 will be impossible to plan.

Daniel.

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 08:55 PM
Timing is everything...so close...if I don't get it on this one, my chance is over.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 08:55 PM
THATS ok. I know it. Okay....

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 08:55 PM
BUT YOU CAN TRICK IT, by adding a lower case letter of course :biggrin:


Sure.You can trick everything,the keyboard included.However,you can't trick death. :yuck:


Daniel.

P.S.I think this is #2000. :tongue2:

franznietzsche
Mar10-05, 08:56 PM
Ha, the post is mine

BUt this is reply #2000

mattmns
Mar10-05, 08:56 PM
However, Franz, the rest of us do :smile: 2000!!!! making a prediction here :tongue2:

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 08:56 PM
YOYOEIOI!! Looks like I miss the bus.

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 08:56 PM
Yes, #2000 is mine

Daniel.

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 08:56 PM
Damn 30 second rule!!!! I missed it! :cry:

mattmns
Mar10-05, 08:56 PM
Wtf!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wayyyy to slow, I was.,

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 08:57 PM
OKS I miss it!!! Who will win now? POST DELETE!?

franznietzsche
Mar10-05, 08:57 PM
I did it, i did it, i got reply #2000

Ha, in your face.


OOOOO, that's nice, yeah, yeah that's the spot, OOOOO

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 08:57 PM
franz won this one! 2000th reply. Congrats franz, it was a good battle. :biggrin:

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 08:57 PM
Ha, the post is mine

BUt this is reply #2000


We share the victory.

Daniel.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 08:57 PM
Would that be fair?!!?

franznietzsche
Mar10-05, 08:57 PM
Yes, #2000 is mine

Daniel.


Sure as hell is not.

damn 30 second rule

mattmns
Mar10-05, 08:58 PM
Post 2000 is the one, sorry Franzy? What was the ruling for post #1000?

Evo
Mar10-05, 08:58 PM
Ha, the post is mine

BUt this is reply #2000We have our winners, the phone lines are now closed.

Franzy is official winner with the 2000th reply, Dex is the 2000th post.

Perhaps we can make both categories winners?

franznietzsche
Mar10-05, 08:58 PM
franz won this one! 2000th reply. Congrats franz, it was a good battle. :biggrin:

I'd like to thank my T3 connection, matt for this wonderful new anatomy...and uh....dex for posting a little too soon and making me land on it.

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 08:58 PM
What happens if I go back and delete 4 of my previous posts? :devil:

Oh well, franz will likely need a get out of banning free card more than I will. :biggrin:

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 08:58 PM
It's post 2000. The only ruling is common sense--the post numbered 2000. Dexter wins unless someone deletes posts.

mattmns
Mar10-05, 08:58 PM
So who is up for 3k tonight?

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 08:59 PM
franz won this one! 2000th reply. Congrats franz, it was a good battle. :biggrin:

Bull****,he's had REPLY #2000.I've had post #2000. :grumpy: :tongue:

Daniel.

franznietzsche
Mar10-05, 08:59 PM
What happens if I go back and delete 4 of my previous posts? :devil:

Oh well, franz will likely need a get out of banning free card more than I will. :biggrin:

Probably? Is there any doubt about it?

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 08:59 PM
I think I'm feeling in the mood for deleting psts.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:00 PM
You're right dexter you do have the victory... FOR NOW

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 09:00 PM
We have our winners, the phone lines are now closed.

Franzy is official winner with the 2000th reply, Dex is the 2000th post.

Perhaps we can make both categories winners?

Of course.

Daniel.

Evo
Mar10-05, 09:00 PM
Funny, 45 minutes ago it looked like this thread wouldn't hit 2000 for another day or two.

Good job men!!!!! :approve:

mattmns
Mar10-05, 09:00 PM
Yeah Bart, delete 2 of them for me plz :smile:

Ok we got to 2000, time for dinner, cya'll

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 09:00 PM
We have our winners, the phone lines are now closed.

Franzy is official winner with the 2000th reply, Dex is the 2000th post.

Perhaps we can make both categories winners?

Might as well. How about 2000th post is second place? Instead of a get out of banning free card, Dex can have a get out of a warning free card. :biggrin:

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 09:01 PM
So who is up for 3k tonight?

I am.

Daniel.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:01 PM
MATT DONT GO YET!! what if I DELETE posts...

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 09:01 PM
Funny 45 minutes ago it looked like this thread wouldn't hit 2000 for another day or two.

Good job men!!!!! :approve:

And women. :grumpy: If we hadn't helped, they'd have taken a whole 10 seconds longer to get there. :rofl:

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 09:02 PM
Might as well. How about 2000th post is second place? Instead of a get out of banning free card, Dex can have a get out of a warning free card. :biggrin:

Agree.No more warnings.I have 4 already. :yuck:

Daniel.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:02 PM
It's STUPID bout 2001th psot mattering... THATS NOT NORMAL ITS MUTATED WARTY IDEA

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 09:02 PM
MATT DONT GO YET!! what if I DELETE posts...

It doesn't actually work.

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 09:02 PM
MATT DONT GO YET!! what if I DELETE posts...


Too late.I win.

Daniel.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:03 PM
Knowumsaying!!!??

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 09:03 PM
It doesn't actually work.


He can delete his own posts,only.

Daniel.

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 09:03 PM
It's STUPID bout 2001th psot mattering... THATS NOT NORMAL ITS MUTATED WARTY IDEA

Nope, it's the 2000th reply. :approve: Sort of like the new millenium started in 2001. See? :biggrin:

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:04 PM
DEX YOU DO WIN if YOU GOT POST # Two Thousand FOR NOW

franznietzsche
Mar10-05, 09:04 PM
And women. :grumpy: If we hadn't helped, they'd have taken a whole 10 seconds longer to get there. :rofl:


Well the undertones of that statement......


I find that generally the opposite is the case.

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 09:04 PM
Knowumsaying!!!??

Npoe.

Daieln.

franznietzsche
Mar10-05, 09:04 PM
He can delete his own posts,only.

Daniel.

No you can't remove a post, you can only delete what is in it.

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 09:05 PM
Nope, it's the 2000th reply. :approve: Sort of like the new millenium started in 2001. See? :biggrin:

Tha analogy is weak & it's to my advantage.2000-nd year was 2000.

Daniel.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:05 PM
YES YOU CAN remove a post FRANZ

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 09:05 PM
He can delete his own posts,only.

Daniel.

I thought the delete feature was deactivated. Anyway, the results are already officially recorded, so it would only show him to be a cheater in front of everyone.

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 09:06 PM
Nope,you can delete it altogether.

Daniel.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:06 PM
HEY WANT ME TO DO IT franz if YOU DONT SAY NO IN TWO MINS... im gonna DELETE A POST

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 09:07 PM
I thought the delete feature was deactivated. Anyway, the results are already officially recorded, so it would only show him to be a cheater in front of everyone.

In 24 hrs u can do whatever u want to your posts.

Daniel.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:07 PM
not CHEATINg its DURTY FITING! AHAHAH ALLS FAIR

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 09:08 PM
Well the undertones of that statement......


I find that generally the opposite is the case.

Depends on the woman you're with. :rofl: (It actually took me a moment to realize what you meant. :blushing:)

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 09:08 PM
HEY WANT ME TO DO IT franz if YOU DONT SAY NO IN TWO MINS... im gonna DELETE A POST


That would be a PATHETIC gesture. :yuck:

Daniel.

franznietzsche
Mar10-05, 09:08 PM
HEY WANT ME TO DO IT franz if YOU DONT SAY NO IN TWO MINS... im gonna DELETE A POST

how about you just leave the record alone?

Doesn't matter much when we have evo and moon bear, and me and dex all discussing wht it really was, your attempt to falsify the record is very Bush-esque.

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 09:08 PM
Nope,you can delete it altogether.

Daniel.

Have you tried it recently?

Evo
Mar10-05, 09:09 PM
HEY WANT ME TO DO IT franz if YOU DONT SAY NO IN TWO MINS... im gonna DELETE A POSTI can restore deleted posts. Muwahahaha!!!!

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:09 PM
PaThEiTic?ddd

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 09:09 PM
I'll take a break.I promiss to post for the 3000-th time in this thread.

Danielk.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:10 PM
OK EVO THAT SETLTES IT... deleting a POST RIGHT NOW... U GO AHEAD RESTORE!!!!

franznietzsche
Mar10-05, 09:10 PM
Depends on the woman you're with. :rofl: (It actually took me a moment to realize what you meant. :blushing:)


:rofl: :rofl:

Shouldn't take too long.

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 09:10 PM
I can restore deleted posts. Muwahahaha!!!!

AWESOME !!

Daniel.

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 09:12 PM
I have 332 posts in this thread :surprised:

Daniel.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:12 PM
OK I deelete POST!!! now EVO... UNDELETE!!!!

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 09:12 PM
SOMEBODY IS DELETING POSTS!!!IDIOTS!!!

Daniel.

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 09:13 PM
Hmmm...it does work. I really had to find out for myself. I thought deleting was deactivated at the same time editing was put on a time limit. Go figure. And it does renumber the posts after it (wasn't sure if the numbering would be preserved to show something was missing).

Live and learn.

Edit: Since someone else seems to be trying it, for the record, I only deleted the one I posted saying I was going to delete it and nothing that would affect the results for the 2000th post or reply!

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 09:14 PM
OK I deelete POST!!! now EVO... UNDELETE!!!!

I can delete posts,too... :tongue2:

It's just bull****,so it's basically nothing lost for humanity.

Daniel;

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:14 PM
Heeeyy I only WANt to see Evo UNDELETE POST>>> hnot seen it! Wouldnt DO It if she couldn't UNDELETE... honest!

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 09:15 PM
Evo went to bed.She's asleep.

Daniel.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:16 PM
She Did it!!! UNDELETE AHOY

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:17 PM
She undelete MINE... but MOONBEAR say she DELETE TOO! SOooo.. Evo Needs unDelete Another

Evo
Mar10-05, 09:17 PM
Heeeyy I only WANt to see Evo UNDELETE POST>>> hnot seen it! Wouldnt DO It if she couldn't UNDELETE... honest!I restored the post.

Did someone else delete posts?

Dex, you made me spew my drink all over my laptop, I had to turn it upside down. :frown:

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 09:17 PM
See, you can never delete the evidence around here. Muwahahahahaha!!!! :devil:

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 09:19 PM
She undelete MINE... but MOONBEAR say she DELETE TOO! SOooo.. Evo Needs unDelete Another

Mine doesn't need to be undeleted. It doesn't affect the outcome of anything and was only posted to test the delete function.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:19 PM
OK EVO UNDELETE TWO NOW she is PROVEN UNDELETER FOR USA

Evo
Mar10-05, 09:19 PM
She Did it!!! UNDELETE AHOYYeah, I can fix a lot of things, if you ever need me, just let me know. o:)

franznietzsche
Mar10-05, 09:19 PM
See, you can never delete the evidence around here. Muwahahahahaha!!!! :devil:


Hehe, you only think we can't, and we'll let you think that, for now.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:20 PM
NO MOONBEAR YOURS AFECTED IT ... or someone ELSE because I DELETE 1 and EVO UNDELETE and STill DEX NOT 2000!!! OK SO she undelete ANOTHER to Fix it AND NOW IT IS back

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 09:20 PM
Dex, you made me spew my drink all over my laptop, I had to turn it upside down. :frown:

This seems to be a recurring problem for you. Maybe you should cover your laptop in plastic before getting a drink. :tongue2:

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 09:20 PM
I restored the post.

Did someone else delete posts?

Dex, you made me spew my drink all over my laptop, I had to turn it upside down. :frown:


Sorry,what did I do....? :surprised :uhh:

Daniel.

franznietzsche
Mar10-05, 09:21 PM
This seems to be a recurring problem for you. Maybe you should cover your laptop in plastic before getting a drink. :tongue2:


Or just not drink near the laptop?

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:21 PM
YOU GOYS GUT A LOT OF ENERGY and I TRAKE THE CRDIT

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:21 PM
DRINKING and surfing BAD COMBO OK FOREVER

franznietzsche
Mar10-05, 09:22 PM
Yeah, I can fix a lot of things, if you ever need me, just let me know. o:)


What other *things* can you fix? :wink:

stupid 30 second rule, just imagine how high this would be without that.

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 09:22 PM
NO MOONBEAR YOURS AFECTED IT ... or someone ELSE because I DELETE 1 and EVO UNDELETE and STill DEX NOT 2000!!! OK SO she undelete ANOTHER to Fix it AND NOW IT IS back

No, it wasn't mine. I deleted one I posted well after 2000. This is rather nice having a thread to monkey around in and try out features. :biggrin:

franznietzsche
Mar10-05, 09:22 PM
No, it wasn't mine. I deleted one I posted well after 2000. This is rather nice having a thread to monkey around in and try out features. :biggrin:


Bears can monkey?

wOw

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:23 PM
EVoe CAN YOU UNDELETE AT ANY TIME!?!?

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:24 PM
OR ISI THERE 24 HOUR LIMIT MAyBE

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 09:24 PM
Nope,only when she's awake and online.

Daniel.

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 09:24 PM
What other *things* can you fix? :wink:


I don't think she can fix you. I can though. Would you prefer a mayonaisse jar or a pickle jar? :devil:

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 09:25 PM
On March 13-th,this thread will be a month old.

Daniel.

Evo
Mar10-05, 09:25 PM
What other *things* can you fix? :wink:

stupid 30 second rule, just imagine how high this would be without that.Have you tried opening PF in more than one window? Not sure if that fixes the timing thing or not, but I often have PF open in multiple windows so I can be in several threads at the same time.

My laptop is dying...

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:26 PM
SO WHO WAS THE other ROGUE POSTER dELETE

mattmns
Mar10-05, 09:26 PM
Just stopping by. This thread is about to surpass the stupid question thread :eek:

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:27 PM
BOY EVO I DO THAT TOO I USUALLY HAVE LIKE 15 WINDOWS OPEN 6 OR 7 OF THEM PF?orums

mattmns
Mar10-05, 09:28 PM
I usually have one window open, and use about 10 tabs.

Evo
Mar10-05, 09:29 PM
OR ISI THERE 24 HOUR LIMIT MAyBENo limit to my powers. Muwahahaha!!!!! :biggrin:

Crud, my laptop is dying...

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 09:30 PM
Have you tried opening PF in more than one window? Not sure if that fixes the timing thing or not, but I often have PF open in multiple windows so I can be in several threads at the same time.

My laptop is dying...

I don't think that gets around the time limit. I think that's how I discovered it the first time, trying to post in multiple threads too soon after one another. It's probably there to keep bots and spammers out.

(I have to say though, I always laugh when talking about bots, because I'm far more familiar with the concept of bot flies that farm animals get infested with...gross, disgusting, nasty things with larvae that grow in the sinuses! :yuck:)

mattmns
Mar10-05, 09:31 PM
On March 13-th,this thread will be a month old.

Daniel.
That means about 70posts/day :cool:

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 09:31 PM
Just stopping by. This thread is about to surpass the stupid question thread :eek:

Ooh, how many does it take to do that now? It's already surpassed it as a time record! :cool:

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:31 PM
SO IF I DELETE POSTS 1 MINUTE BEFORE 24 HOURS after I POST THEM YOU CAN STILL UNDELETE? BE HONEST CUZ IF U SAY YES IM GONNA TRY IT OUT AND IF U SAY NO IM NOT GONNA

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 09:31 PM
Bots sounds much better than slurping spiders,huh???

Daniel.

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 09:32 PM
Ummm....it's a tie. Actually, bot flies are much worse than spiders. For some reason, spiders don't phase me at all if they are in a barn, I just don't like them in my house. I guess I'm territorial. :rofl:

mattmns
Mar10-05, 09:32 PM
It just passed it :smile:

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 09:33 PM
Ooh, how many does it take to do that now? It's already surpassed it as a time record! :cool:

It surpassed it.Both in # of posts & frequency.

Daniel.

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 09:34 PM
Official Notice:
This thread has surpassed the Stupid Quetion thread in number of posts!

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 09:34 PM
#2100 for me??

Daniel.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:34 PM
EVOS QUICK... tHE UNDELETE SPRINTER

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 09:34 PM
Reply #2100 for me.

Daniel.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:35 PM
EVO ANSWER QUESTION about 24 HOURS... BE HONEST IF UDONT ANSWER IM GONNA TRY IT... SO IF U HAVE A LIMIT JUST LET ME KNOW AND I WONT TRY IT

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 09:36 PM
EVO ANSWER QUESTION about 24 HOURS... BE HONEST IF UDONT ANSWER IM GONNA TRY IT... SO IF U HAVE A LIMIT JUST LET ME KNOW AND I WONT TRY IT

Bart, she has better things to do than undelete your posts.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:36 PM
Evo Its Nost Yet Correct U Know!! Off By A Post

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:37 PM
I Like That Effect, I Talk In Caps And I Caps All Fis Letter

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:39 PM
Evoe... Steil Off By 1

mattmns
Mar10-05, 09:39 PM
Ha Bart, you forgot to make one letter not small.

franznietzsche
Mar10-05, 09:40 PM
Reply #2100 for me.

Daniel.


Congrats, only the millenial posts matter though.

We've already surpassed the quetion thread. Very sad. I loved that thread.

franznietzsche
Mar10-05, 09:40 PM
Official Notice:
This thread has surpassed the Stupid Quetion thread in number of posts!

Bah, you beat me to it.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:40 PM
Now Its Done

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:41 PM
Matt I Saidd I Like Effect It Caps Alll First Letter I Intend Not Leave 1 Lettter Lowr

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 09:43 PM
OKEEEEEEEEEEEEEe

franznietzsche
Mar10-05, 09:44 PM
Hey look i'm talking to myself in here

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 09:45 PM
QUESTION FOR EVO:Who made the post (not reply) #100,000 in General Discussion?

Daniel.

franznietzsche
Mar10-05, 09:47 PM
QUESTION FOR EVO:Who made the post (not reply) #100,000 in General Discussion?

Daniel.

That was probably either a long time ago, or hasn't happened yet.

And you're starting to post like Bart in those fruity colors and sizes. Ewww.

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 09:48 PM
Approximately 2000 posts ago.

Daniel.

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 09:50 PM
Make that ~1500.It's not too much.

Daniel.

Evo
Mar10-05, 09:50 PM
QUESTION FOR EVO:Who made the post (not reply) #100,000 in General Discussion?

Daniel.Aw crap, my laptop's dying because you made me laugh so hard!!!!

I need to go get on one of my other computers but I don't want to get out of bed. :frown:

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 09:55 PM
Sorry,what is funny??:bugeye:Am i being funny & i don't know...?Sorry for side efects.:redface:

Daniel.

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 10:01 PM
I someone still deleting posts? What the heck is going on here? Dex had post 2101, and now I have it. Bart, is that you doing it? If so...KNOCK IT OFF!!!

franznietzsche
Mar10-05, 10:10 PM
I someone still deleting posts? What the heck is going on here? Dex had post 2101, and now I have it. Bart, is that you doing it? If so...KNOCK IT OFF!!!


QFE. i better still be reply #2000, or someone is in for some serious hurting.

Evo
Mar10-05, 10:13 PM
QFE. i better still be reply #2000, or someone is in for some serious hurting.You still are.

franznietzsche
Mar10-05, 10:15 PM
You still are.

ok :biggrin:

After all, i worked hard for that (and got really lucky :biggrin: )

Chrono
Mar10-05, 10:16 PM
He's Brad Pitt's character in the movie Fight Club. Very popular movie here, and a bit of a mind screw. I happen to be watching it right now.

I only saw, like, half of that movie. I think we should start a fight club. I could use the practice.

dextercioby
Mar10-05, 10:18 PM
I only saw, like, half of that movie. I think we should start a fight club. I could use the practice.


Hold on,are in post #2127 replying to a post in the #1800-s...? :surprised :tongue2:

Daniel.

Evo
Mar10-05, 10:21 PM
Hold on,are in post #2127 replying to a post in the #1800-s...? :surprised :tongue2:

Daniel. :rofl: At this rate, chrono will be replying for the next two days. :biggrin:

franznietzsche
Mar10-05, 10:21 PM
I only saw, like, half of that movie. I think we should start a fight club. I could use the practice.

Then you miss the whole point of fight club. Being good at fighting is not the point.

Chrono
Mar10-05, 10:22 PM
Hold on,are in post #2127 replying to a post in the #1800-s...? :surprised :tongue2:

Dude, I didn't even realize that. I thought that was one of the last replies.

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 10:22 PM
:rofl: At this rate, chrono will be replying for the next two days. :biggrin:

:rofl: C'mon Chrono, you can do it! Gotta catch up to the current century! :rofl:

franznietzsche
Mar10-05, 10:23 PM
Dude, I didn't even realize that. I thought that was one of the last replies.

Where have you been all this thread's life?

Chrono
Mar10-05, 10:26 PM
Where have you been all this thread's life?

Man, this thread's moving 24 times faster than I am.

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 10:28 PM
Man, this thread's moving 24 times faster than I am.

You have to be a very dedicated thread killer for this thread. I have yet to go back and read the 100 or so posts I missed in two minutes of being disconnected! :tongue2:

franznietzsche
Mar10-05, 10:28 PM
So it would seem.

franznietzsche
Mar10-05, 10:29 PM
You have to be a very dedicated thread killer for this thread. I have yet to go back and read the 100 or so posts I missed in two minutes of being disconnected! :tongue2:

Ah you should, that hurts. I posted quite a bit of heinous material, just for your (well not really, but still) benefit.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 10:29 PM
http://www.qwantz.com/index.pl?comic=484

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 10:29 PM
Oooh, I love when someone doesn't quote the post they're responding to, and the reply winds up just enough out of order to acquire an entirely new meaning. :rofl:

franznietzsche
Mar10-05, 10:30 PM
Oooh, I love when someone doesn't quote the post they're responding to, and the reply winds up just enough out of order to acquire an entirely new meaning. :rofl:


Reminds you of trib, doesn't it?

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 10:30 PM
http://www.qwantz.com/index.pl?comic=484 THIS IS FUNNY

Chrono
Mar10-05, 10:35 PM
In just two minutes the thread went an extra page for me.

franznietzsche
Mar10-05, 10:36 PM
In just two minutes the thread went an extra page for me.


sounds like you need to hit refresh more often.

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 10:43 PM
Reminds you of trib, doesn't it?

Actually, yes. That had my sides splitting with laughter when he kept mis-timing his posts and wound up hitting on you and cussing me out half the night! :rofl:

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 10:46 PM
took You A While To Figure That Out Eh

Chrono
Mar10-05, 10:48 PM
sounds like you need to hit refresh more often.

Is that what that button does?

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 10:49 PM
http://www.qwantz.com/index.pl?comic=465

mattmns
Mar10-05, 10:54 PM
rofl, this thread is quite funny

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 10:55 PM
Bart, do you have a membership in bad comics of the day? Or maybe someone signed you up for the lame comic of the month club?

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 10:58 PM
http://www.qwantz.com/index.pl?comic=458

mattmns
Mar10-05, 11:02 PM
MB, I think you are right.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 11:03 PM
http://www.qwantz.com/index.pl?comic=454 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

mattmns
Mar10-05, 11:05 PM
Yeah, none of these are good.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 11:07 PM
I have a theory about humor--it's like music. You like what you get used to, and if someone plays something unexpected from a genre you've never heard before, you'll probably hate it and think it sounds bad. But then if you listen to it 20 times, say... you start to get it.

mattmns
Mar10-05, 11:10 PM
That is quite true about music. And, you may be right, it may even hold true for comics.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 11:11 PM
http://www.qwantz.com/index.pl?comic=448

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 11:14 PM
That is quite true about music. And, you may be right, it may even hold true for comics.

I don't think so. No matter how many Bart links to, they're still bad.

Bart, one link to the site was enough. If anyone was interested, they could follow the "next" and "previous" links to see the other comics.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 11:15 PM
http://www.qwantz.com/index.pl?comic=447

Moonbear, you yourself have stated you won't pursue a comic if you don't think the first few are funny.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 11:18 PM
http://www.qwantz.com/index.pl?comic=446

This one is interesting.

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 11:20 PM
http://www.qwantz.com/index.pl?comic=447

Moonbear, you yourself have stated you won't pursue a comic if you don't think the first few are funny.

So what makes you think I'm going to keep following all the links you're posting? It's not even a little amusing anymore. Sorry, but there is truly nothing funny in those comics. They are just whiney.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 11:22 PM
That last one really captures the flavor of the comic.

mattmns
Mar10-05, 11:23 PM
I agree, most of those comics are bad, imo. I meant that if one saw tons of them, s/he may begin to like them, not that you or I will.

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 11:23 PM
http://www.qwantz.com/index.pl?comic=446

This one is interesting.

How is that interesting? That's it, I'm not following any more of your links. There wasn't any punchline, no satire, it was totally flat and humorless.

But, maybe we can get the dinosaur to stomp on the men in hats, that I might laugh at. :devil:

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 11:25 PM
If you expect a punchline, you're not always going to get it, and that's not the point of these.

Satire, yes. Did you understand the idea behind that one?

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 11:33 PM
Yes, I understood...dinosaurs talking about living forever, art as a form of immortality. It still isn't funny. And that quote running over the top of the panels broken up in such a strange way is distracting without adding anything to the humor of the comic. The quote was mildly amusing, but there was no reason to split it across multiple panels and it held no relationship to the comic and just a quote, so not the original work of the artist anyway.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 11:34 PM
http://www.qwantz.com/index.pl?comic=435

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 11:35 PM
As I thought, moonbear, you didn't get it. The quote was the entire point of the comic. Read it again and figure it out... or else I'll have to explain it to you.

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 11:36 PM
If I have to think that hard about a lame comic, then I'm not interested.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 11:37 PM
If you have to think that hard, perhaps it's not a lame comic.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 11:41 PM
http://www.qwantz.com/index.pl?comic=433

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 11:42 PM
http://www.qwantz.com/index.pl?comic=432

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 11:44 PM
Okay, I'll explain it to you: the point of the comic I said was "interesting" is that art's value is tied to its culture, as illustrated by how old black-and-white films don't carry the same meaning today that they did when made; so immortality by art is a fool's game. True or not (I'd say it's partly true), when presented as a comic, in that format... it's interesting.

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 11:46 PM
If you have to think that hard, perhaps it's not a lame comic.

Who wants to spend a long time analyzing a comic to find the humor in it? Okay, just this once, I'll humor you. You can go ahead and explain it, but if there's nothing more to it than the contrast between dinosaurs, which are extinct (and a quote about the past being gone), and a dinosaur talking about living forever through art, I'm...hmmm...I'll....I'm thinking...I'm going to have to get the PF Sisters to help me with a suitably evil punishment for you, maybe get Tsu in here to help me torture you properly. :devil:

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 11:47 PM
Already explained it.

Moonbear
Mar10-05, 11:50 PM
Okay, I'll explain it to you: the point of the comic I said was "interesting" is that art's value is tied to its culture, as illustrated by how old black-and-white films don't carry the same meaning today that they did when made; so immortality by art is a fool's game. True or not (I'd say it's partly true), when presented as a comic, in that format... it's interesting.

I think you're reading WAY more into that than is there. Have you watched black and white films? They're still great and they still have the same meaning.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 11:53 PM
You can disagree with it, and I don't agree entirely, but that's clearly the point of the comic. When someone breaks a quote up like that, you know it's important, and that's the way it's relevant.

Bartholomew
Mar10-05, 11:56 PM
The quote just stated that old films do not carry the same meaning today; saying that is not "reading into it" at all. The only real reading to do is relating the quote to the comic, and there's only one good way to do that.

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 12:01 AM
If you think that Dinosaur Comics is not the kind of comic to go into that kind of depth, read some of those I've linked to since... or just read this one (http://www.qwantz.com/index.pl?comic=426).

explanation of it in white (read it first)
Hopefully you didn't read the last panel until you got to the last panel. The humor is that as the strip begins the characters speak pretty "left-brain-sounding," responding to ideas solely on the basis of the idea, which is unlike the way people talk normally but--here's the point--is the style of the strip. Then you get to the last panel and you find that the idea of the strip and most of its material is straight out of a textbook. It makes you do a double-take: at first you thought the strip was proceeding as the others, and then you suddenly realize it had a completely different focus. Not terribly funny--tone in keeping with the rest of the strip, in fact--but I think the explanation was needed.

Evo
Mar11-05, 12:03 AM
The quote just stated that old films do not carry the same meaning today; saying that is not "reading into it" at all. The only real reading to do is relating the quote to the comic, and there's only one good way to do that.Films that were trendy in their day of course will seem outdated now. But there are "classic" films, true "art" if that's what you want to call it that will forever be as meaningful and poignant as the day they were made.

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 12:06 AM
The quote just stated that old films do not carry the same meaning today; saying that is not "reading into it" at all. The only real reading to do is relating the quote to the comic, and there's only one good way to do that.

Nope, the quote actually refers to the fact that films are the best medium for preserving history.

See this site about the book the quote came from to better understand the meaning of the quote:
http://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog/ROSVIS.html

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 12:11 AM
If you think that Dinosaur Comics is not the kind of comic to go into that kind of depth, read some of those I've linked to since... or just read this one (http://www.qwantz.com/index.pl?comic=426).

There's nothing redeeming about them. So, the artist is showing off that he's read books. Big deal. There's no humor, they aren't satire, they just state fact, and not even anything novel or interesting or put into a different perspective than what anybody would already know. There's no hook, just someone lecturing through the medium of a cartoon dinosaur.

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 12:15 AM
Films that were trendy in their day of course will seem outdated now. But there are "classic" films, true "art" if that's what you want to call it that will forever be as meaningful and poignant as the day they were made.

Now, that would have made for good satire, to suggest using art as a medium for attaining immortality with a contrast to an obscure, trendy "artist" who has been long since forgotten. But, using reference to classic black and white films, which are long-enduring and truly have immortalized those within them, fails to be satirical.

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 12:17 AM
I posted an explanation of that one too in the post I linked to it in.

Whatever the main topic of the book was, the fact is that that quote was about how when we see old films, we are peculiarly aware of the things their culture lacked in comparison to ours. The author's overall thesis may have concerned film as a historical record, but in that particular quote he makes the point that as an artistic medium our views of it change. In any case, the comic creator selected that quote to use alone; he did not expect us to be familiar with the book it came from, and meant the quote for what it actually said.

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 12:22 AM
Look, you can argue against it all you like; one man's satire is another man's unconvincing jumble. The fact remains that it was intended as satire, and so it is.

It would not have been so good if it merely poked fun at forgotten artists, because who is to say that T Rex would become one of those? Perhaps he would, perhaps not. But to point out the fickleness of even a medium as relatively immortal as film is to make a point that would apply to any of T Rex's artistic endeavors.

And film Is changeable, as in the quote. We do see it differently from those who saw it first.

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 12:27 AM
http://www.qwantz.com/index.pl?comic=422 (for a change of tone)

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 12:32 AM
http://www.qwantz.com/index.pl?comic=418

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 12:36 AM
http://www.qwantz.com/index.pl?comic=414 hehh hehh

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 12:42 AM
Bart, give it up. You don't need to link to every comic on the site. You've made your point, whether anyone agrees or not, and linked to more than enough of the comics for anyone who is interested. Try something new, like actually conversing.

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 12:42 AM
http://www.qwantz.com/index.pl?comic=413 Now here's one even I can't figure out. It starts out relevant to your banana-seat-bike episode, but then... I don't know. (if you haven't read so many of these comics, the voice coming from the sky is God)

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 12:44 AM
Oh, it was a guest cartoonist. That's probably why... still don't get it though.

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 12:51 AM
Yeah, you're right, moonbear, this is getting old... or else it's just getting late. So, in parting,


Overwhelming, massive force--the giant hand of God--pulls impurity out of you like a fine net catches the scum out of pondwater. Your body becomes transparent and clear.


A vast, warm light passes through you like through a raindrop.


Basking in the light, You feel a great weight lift off your shoulders. You want to take a deep breath. You feel loose.


You feel surrounded by warmth and prayer as you relax into God's love.

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 01:07 AM
You already posted that. Is it your original work, or are you planning on citing the author of it?

Artman
Mar11-05, 07:50 AM
WHat have you been doing with my thread! :grumpy: I turn my back and

*BOOM!*

It's gone! More than 200 posts later I find it again! :grumpy: All disheveled and worn out. It had to listen to Bart most of that time. :yuck:

:biggrin: Have a heart people.

dextercioby
Mar11-05, 08:44 AM
No,Artman,300 useless posts you've been missing...It's not your thread.It's still undecided.

Daniel.

mattmns
Mar11-05, 08:57 AM
Pff Artman's thread, please. As Dex said, you missed about 300 posts. You were not even in the running for the 2000, what a disgrace. You should just turn your head and leave here in shame :Smile:

dextercioby
Mar11-05, 09:03 AM
I posted #2000...:approve:

Daniel.

P.S.I'm so happy.

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 09:05 AM
Besides, it was my thread for hours. I was stuck listening to Bart all night about his Dinosaurs now (they've managed to squash most of the MIH bugs though). The poor thread would have been committing suicide if left alone with those comics.

dextercioby
Mar11-05, 09:09 AM
What does the avatar mean...?Is it a cat there?

Daniel.

mattmns
Mar11-05, 09:10 AM
lol, nice avatar MB!

And yes, the thread is back in good hands: Mine!

dextercioby
Mar11-05, 09:13 AM
Wash your hands...:yuck:

Daniel.

P.S.Keep'em off my thread.

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 09:37 AM
No, moonbear, I have not already posted that. Yes, it is my creation. I've altered it slightly from the first time I posted it in a way that I think makes it better.

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 09:47 AM
Considering the original is 100s of posts back, I wasn't going to compare word for word, but it sounded similar. I've never had much of a taste for poetry. Nothing wrong with poetry, just not my cup o' tea. I assume that's what it was meant to be. I guess it's like taste in art. I can appreciate some poetry with clear meter and rhyme; probably appeals to my left brain more than my right brain. When it's free verse, I just don't get it. I think it's the way some people enjoy paintings that contain realism and follow geometric principles in perspective, but just don't see anything in abstract art, though I do appreciate the humor in dadaism.

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 09:49 AM
What does the avatar mean...?Is it a cat there?

Daniel.

Yeah, unfortunately it's hard to see detail in a tiny avatar. It's a kitten with a rifle. :biggrin: I just thought it was too cute to not make into an avatar, especially while I'm trying to kill a thread.

mattmns
Mar11-05, 10:01 AM
I can see it fine, and I like it :smile:

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 10:08 AM
As long as some folks here appreciate my sense of humor. :wink:

dextercioby
Mar11-05, 10:09 AM
I appreciate especially BAD HUMOR.Yours included...:wink:

Daniel.

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 10:11 AM
I appreciate especially BAD HUMOR.Yours included...:wink:

Daniel.

Then you must be just splitting your sides laughing over Bart's comic links! :rofl:

mattmns
Mar11-05, 11:54 AM
I think MB has had it long enough.

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 11:56 AM
I think MB has had it long enough.

No I haven't! I'm greedy, I want it forever, mine, all mine, only mine! :devil:

dextercioby
Mar11-05, 11:56 AM
Then you must be just splitting your sides laughing over Bart's comic links! :rofl:

As the matter of fact,they mke me cry. :yuck:

Daniel.

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 11:57 AM
As the matter of fact,they mke me cry. :yuck:

Daniel.

They have that effect on many of us. :tongue2:

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 12:00 PM
Daniel cries at everything.

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 12:03 PM
Moonbear, you see the "humor in dadaism"? That's amazing... dadaism is a school of art that grew out of WWI and is concerned with meaninglessness.

Artman
Mar11-05, 12:06 PM
Moonbear, you see the "humor in dadaism"? That's amazing... dadaism is a school of art that grew out of WWI and is concerned with meaninglessness.Which they did through sarcasm and witty use of incongruity.

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 12:09 PM
Moonbear, you see the "humor in dadaism"? That's amazing... dadaism is a school of art that grew out of WWI and is concerned with meaninglessness.

It was the artists essentially thumbing their noses at the art critics by purposely creating what they considered junk and laughing at the art critics and afficionados who were paying large amounts of money to buy "junk." It was never meant to be art. It's a great practical joke! :rofl:

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 12:10 PM
No, which they did through random art containing no intended meaning. Personally I like the idea, though all I've ever known about it was a blurb in a textbook 5 years ago and a Wikipedia article just now.

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 12:12 PM
It's not a joke at all, it's a very serious endeavor. Dadaists believed that life is random and meaningless and tried to create "anti-art"--junk, but no more meaningless than anything else.

Artman
Mar11-05, 12:12 PM
No, which they did through random art containing no intended meaning. Personally I like the idea, though all I've ever known about it was a blurb in a textbook 5 years ago and a Wikipedia article just now.
Do some more reading; she's right.

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 12:15 PM
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dadaism

Dadaism is based in nihilism and cynicism.

Artman
Mar11-05, 12:23 PM
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dadaism

Dadaism is based in nihilism and cynicism.Although they didn't really consider it a movement, they created some manefestos. This is from the first manefesto:

1. Dada is international in perspective and seeks to bridge differences, 2. Dada is antagonistic toward established society in the modern avant-garde, Bohemian tradition of the épater-le-bourgeios posture, and 3. Dada is a new tendency in art that seeks to change conventional attitudes and practices in aesthetics, society, and morality."
Dada manefesto (http://www-camil.music.uiuc.edu/Projects/EAM/Dadaism.html)

Have you seen any of their "works." Such as the found object installation turning a urinal upsidedown. It didn't look like a urinal so just calling it art was sarcastic and incongruous. Look at some of the works.

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 12:26 PM
Dada began as an anti-art movement, in the sense that it rejected the way art was appreciated and defined in contemporary art scenes. Founded in Zurich, Switzerland, the movement was a response to World War I. It had no unifying aesthetic characteristics but what brought together the Dadaists was that they shared a nihilistic attitude towards the traditional expectations of artists and writers. The word Dada literally means both "hobby horse" and "father", but was chosen at random more for the naive sound. What After finding its origins in Zurich, the Dada movement spread the Berlin, Cologne, Hanover, Paris, some parts of Russia, and New York city.
http://wwar.com/masters/movements/dadaism.html

The artists were generally fed-up with critics finding meaning in their work that wasn't there, so started to create junk. The entire point was to prove that people will find meaning even in something without meaning. And sure enough, people found meaning in it. The works they created had no intentional meaning. They slapped random things togethether with no thought, intended it to be ephemeral and to just prove a point to the critics, which clearly has been proven as it has not been ephemeral. That it is listed in art history texts as a style of art with some deep meaning is what makes it so funny.

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 12:45 PM
Here's an even better site with a more thorough explanation of the Dada movement.
http://www.localcolorart.com/encyclopedia/Dadaism/

An anti-art movement?

According to its proponents, Dada was not art; it was anti-art. For everything that art stood for, Dada was to represent the opposite. Where art was concerned with aesthetics, Dada ignored them. If art is to have at least an implicit or latent message, Dada strives to have no meaning--interpretation of Dada is dependent entirely on the viewer. If art is to appeal to sensibilities, Dada offends. Perhaps it is then ironic that Dada is an influential movement in Modern art. Dada became a commentary on art and the world, thus becoming art itself.

Essentially, yes, the artists had a message, but the works they were displaying did not have any meaning. Taking those works and now displaying them as art is pretty much the equivalent of going out and collecting picket signs made by protestors and framing them as art. They are intended to send a message, but the sign itself is not meant as a work of art with any inherent value or meaning. If you want to read meaning into it, you can, but you fall into the very trap the Dada movement was protesting. Some things are not meant to have deeper meaning. The artists had a sense of humor in the way they protested and I enjoy that humor.

Artman
Mar11-05, 01:18 PM
My comments are based on my own viewing of Dadaist works. Such things as the objects they chose, the titles they gave them, their own comments on their work. For instance, Marcel Duchamp sent his Large Glass installation called "The Bride Stripped Bare by her Suiters" to a show. It was cracked in transit. He said something to the effect of, "It is now complete." (I can't find the exact reference, and I'm too lazy to keep looking), seems like more of a sarcastic distain for order then a desire for nothingness. The piece includes some elaborate painting within the glass panels. Again, incongruity, especially in light of his reaction to the crack.

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 01:33 PM
Oh, I remember learning about that in art history. It's one of the reasons I loved learning about Dadaism so much, especially after spending so much time finding all the symbolism in iconic Rennaissance paintings, and wondering if the artists really put all those symbols there on purpose or if we were just reading too deeply into it, it was so refreshing to hear even the artists themselves got tired of it. :rofl:

dextercioby
Mar11-05, 02:49 PM
Holy Moly!!Is this thread hijacked,again...?Art??:yuck:Dadaism??:yuck:This thread??? :!!)

Daniel.

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 03:11 PM
Aww, we're just giving the thread a little culture. Admit it Dex, the thread is getting all grown up and needs to become more worldly. :biggrin:

Artman
Mar11-05, 03:15 PM
Holy Moly!!Is this thread hijacked,again...?Art??:yuck:Dadaism??:yuck:This thread??? :!!)

Daniel.Dex doesn't like our Dada discussion.

So anyway, I think that while the Dadaists were attempting to remove conscious thoughts of art in the creation of their art, they still seemed to use very deliberate choices to emphasise their dislike of contemporary art society.
:tongue:

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 04:00 PM
Dex doesn't like our Dada discussion.

So anyway, I think that while the Dadaists were attempting to remove conscious thoughts of art in the creation of their art, they still seemed to use very deliberate choices to emphasise their dislike of contemporary art society.
:tongue:

Yep, you can't deny the symbolism of a urinal! :rofl:

dextercioby
Mar11-05, 04:12 PM
Yuck,what...?

Daniel.

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 04:28 PM
Yuck,what...?

Daniel.

One of Marcel Duchamp's works, titled "Fountain."

It's actually a discussion on humor, not art, even if you can't tell that. :biggrin:

SOS2008
Mar11-05, 07:18 PM
Okay, so back to the thread... Not only have I become a PF addict, but also I think I may be a dreaded "thread killer" --that's right—not just a “thread hijacker,” but an outright killer! How can I be sure? Acknowledgement is the first step in the 12-step program I hope...

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 07:19 PM
Moonbear, if the history books, encyclopedia articles, etc. generally say that dadaism springs from universal disillusionment and nihilism as products of WWI, don't you think that might give you a hint?

I think that what the Dadaists did just seems so strange to you that you can't accept that they weren't kidding.

Nihilism means no final values at all. Dadaist art, according to the nihilist Dadaists, is no more or less junk than anything else at all. They would not come to your conclusion that "haha, the million-dollar art is worthless, what a joke!" because to them everything is worthless.

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 07:42 PM
Okay, so back to the thread... Not only have I become a PF addict, but also I think I may be a dreaded "thread killer" --that's right—not just a “thread hijacker,” but an outright killer! How can I be sure? Acknowledgement is the first step in the 12-step program I hope...

I've noticed, you seem to be a promising up-and-coming thread killer! :biggrin: Welcome to the club. But, you can't possibly think we're going to let you come in here long after the 2000th post and kill this thread, do you? :devil:

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 07:44 PM
Moonbear, if the history books, encyclopedia articles, etc. generally say that dadaism springs from universal disillusionment and nihilism as products of WWI, don't you think that might give you a hint?

I think that what the Dadaists did just seems so strange to you that you can't accept that they weren't kidding.

Nihilism means no final values at all. Dadaist art, according to the nihilist Dadaists, is no more or less junk than anything else at all. They would not come to your conclusion that "haha, the million-dollar art is worthless, what a joke!" because to them everything is worthless.

Bart, I took an art history class. That's where I learned what I learned, not from a paragraph or two on websites. The Dadaists themselves have stated this. If you dig beyond the websites that all have essentially the same canned text, you'll find that what I'm saying is based on the Dadaists own statements.

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 07:48 PM
http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A156494
Dada quickly spread to Paris, Berlin, and even across the Atlantic to New York City. Dada ranted and railed against conventionally accepted aspects of society, challenging the status quo and questioning authority.

Nothing was sacred! Everything was mere fodder for Dadaist questioning and ridicule. Common objects, normally taken for granted, were often praised as artistic triumphs and practically worshipped, before being ripped to shreds and stomped on before a live audience of confused and bewildered people. Artists such as Man Ray, Max Ernst, Marcel Duchamp, and Hans Arp were just a few of those who moulded and shaped Dada into something quite perversely erotic.

Dada can be seen as a series of socio- patrio- psychologic- anarcho- materialistic experimental... things. Sometimes Dada artists would do something not to create art, but to instigate art in the audience. A bonfire of all the art created that night might be an example. Artists, after allegedly slaving over grandiose works of art and presenting them to the audience, would start a large fire and throw their works of art into the fire, just to see what the audience would do, if anything. Spontaneity and improvisation were the order of the day. Dada artists would break barriers by acting first and thinking later, taking their audience hostage or threatening to mow them down with farming equipment, for example.

Dadaism actually seems like a great theme to go along with this thread! :rofl:

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 07:51 PM
You may have taken an art history class, but it's clear from talking to you that you are not experienced in interpreting art. Case in point, the issue with that Dinosaur Comics comic. Other case in point, your own admission that you do not enjoy art in general.

You start coming up with quotes from these people and you may begin to make a case; however, bear in mind that if you do so successfully, you're still only picking and choosing which quotes to use. For every quote about dadaism as humor, I'd guess there are 10 quotes about dadaism as nihilism, and probably 100 quotes about dadaism as nihilism if you account for the fact that the quotes about humor would sound more "interesting" and be more likely to be recorded.

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 07:55 PM
So how many quotes would convince me? You provide 5 quotes from 3 different major Dadaists that indicate Dadaism is meant as a joke on critics, and I'll agree with you that tricking critics is a legitimate part of Dadaism. That sounds fair to me.

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 07:58 PM
You may have taken an art history class, but it's clear from talking to you that you are not experienced in interpreting art. Case in point, the issue with that Dinosaur Comics comic. Other case in point, your own admission that you do not enjoy art in general.

I never said I don't enjoy art in general. I said I don't enjoy poetry in general. I don't claim to be greatly experienced in interpreting art. There is no interpretation required in describing the purpose behind a movement.

You start coming up with quotes from these people and you may begin to make a case; however, bear in mind that if you do so successfully, you're still only picking and choosing which quotes to use. For every quote about dadaism as humor, I'd guess there are 10 quotes about dadaism as nihilism, and probably 100 quotes about dadaism as nihilism if you account for the fact that the quotes about humor would sound more "interesting" and be more likely to be recorded.

Go look up your own quotes if you want more. All the links I've provided support my statements, you're misinterpreting the nihilism statements. They were anti-art movements. I'm just in the business of thread-killing here.

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 08:02 PM
Anti-art, sure, and the Wikipedia article said that too. But a "joke on critics"? Give it up.

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 08:20 PM
This site gives the best view of Dada yet!
http://mama.indstate.edu/users/dada/main2.html

(Psst...Bart, how do you like having the tables turned? :devil:)

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 08:32 PM
Table turned? By that site's own admission, its writing is "not PhD level" and it is not scholarly work.

dextercioby
Mar11-05, 08:45 PM
Stiil talking trash,huh...?In MY THREAD...:mad: Shut up.People are trying to slip here.

Daniel.

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 08:47 PM
Slipping into a pool of hot gluey magma?

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 08:48 PM
http://www.qwantz.com/index.pl?comic=387

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 08:55 PM
http://www.qwantz.com/index.pl?comic=393 This one is an actual joke, but it might take you a moment to get it.

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 08:56 PM
Table turned? By that site's own admission, its writing is "not PhD level" and it is not scholarly work.

Geez, Bart, it's no fun if you never realize what's going on. :tongue2:

I haven't linked to this one yet. :rofl:
http://www.english.upenn.edu/~jenglish/English104/tzara.html

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 08:58 PM
Stiil talking trash,huh...?In MY THREAD...:mad: Shut up.People are trying to slip here.

Daniel.

Yup, talking lots of trash! :rofl: :devil: But it's no fun being evil if nobody recognizes it for what it is. :cry:

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 09:00 PM
I understand that the site is an attempt at Dadaism. However, unlike the Dadaists, the site was not created in the wake of WWI, and the owners of the site are not nihilists, they are just people who are trying to be funny. If that's the best you have... keep trying, or quit.

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 09:03 PM
As for the Manifesto, although it is written oddly, you'll find that the things it is actually saying are pretty grave.

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 09:04 PM
I understand that the site is an attempt at Dadaism. However, unlike the Dadaists, the site was not created in the wake of WWI, and the owners of the site are not nihilists, they are just people who are trying to be funny. If that's the best you have... keep trying, or quit.

That IS the style of Dada. Did you read through most of the site. It's actually pretty good.

http://quotes.prolix.nu/Art/

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

(Dex, tell me at least you understand what's going on here...:rofl:)

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 09:10 PM
Well, the site is utterly worthless. But the Manifesto is not, and after reading much of it I must admit that Dadaism--at least as envisioned by that author--is more whimsical than I had supposed. There is, however, no "joke on critics" who view Dadaism as great art--the intended joke is on those who view other art as great art.

Evo
Mar11-05, 09:16 PM
"Kunst ist schei*se" Dadaist motto :rofl:

I guess that sums it up.

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 09:19 PM
But nonetheless, a joke.

http://www.artfacts.net/index.php/pageType/newsInfo/newsID/2255
Jokes and novelties Hoax? Mystification? Conceptualism crisis? The last exhibition of the New York Swiss Institute and its radical curatorial concept which is to show only minimally sized or unimportant artworks in the large space of the location is pretty disconcerting and questioning. The institute which has recently been acclaimed as one of the most innovative and creative platforms in terms of contemporary art exhibitions in New York will probably live up its reputation thanks to the care of John Armleder who was named curator of this Christmas exhibition. The Geneva troublemaker has urged about forty international artists, among them the Americans John Tremblay and Richard Artschwager, the French Xavier Veilhan, the Italian Maurizio Cattelan, the Swiss Sylvie Fleury and Olivier Mosset to cover in a very discreet way the emptiness of the Swiss Cultural Center halls of Broadway until January the 15th. Definitely Dada, the project can be seen as a joke, a slap in the face of the artworld, but also as a homage and a reflection on the curatorial handling and conceptual art. Armleder puts forward an immaterial vision of art and called unreasonably well-known artists to show works that can only be imagined by the audience. This exhibition is not the product of a spoilt child though. With subtlety, Armleder turn away the meaning of the dadaist sentence: "Everything is Art" to tell us that the nothing, or the almost nothing in this case, is still art. The Geneva artist and curator is pursuing with scholarship and a deep consciousness of the art history his exploration of the notions of sense and nonsense. This exhibition, while banishing the concrete and tangible artworks, is appealing for a sixth sense which might be called imagination...

Maybe someday I'll explain the biggest joke of all this. :rofl:

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 09:21 PM
"Kunst ist schei*se" Dadaist motto :rofl:

I guess that sums it up.

Well, since you posted it, I guess it's okay. That's why I only provided the link to the whole page...the determined could find it and translate for themselves. :rofl:

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 09:22 PM
Yes, jokes, but not the one you imagined.

You're still really stung about not figuring out the comic, huh?

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 09:26 PM
Yes, jokes, but not the one you imagined.

You're still really stung about not figuring out the comic, huh?

Not the joke you think it is either. :rofl: Nope, not stung about the comic at all. :biggrin:

http://members1.chello.nl/~m.woestenburg/dada/articles/lifestyle11.html

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 09:28 PM
That's why you're using my words about the comic to talk about dadaism?

Knavish
Mar11-05, 09:29 PM
Isn't that the joke? ;)

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 09:29 PM
You know, we came to the conclusion that Dadaism is anti-art rather a while ago... it was in the Wikipedia article...

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 09:32 PM
Isn't that the joke? ;)

I think you've caught on. :biggrin: How much longer do you think Bart will take?

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 09:35 PM
You know, we came to the conclusion that Dadaism is anti-art rather a while ago... it was in the Wikipedia article...

http://www.pataphysics-lab.com/sarcophaga/manyfestos/Picabia,%20Francis%20-%20Dada%20Manifesto.html

It's about "nothing nothing nothing..."

dextercioby
Mar11-05, 09:38 PM
There's a new thread just opened.Please take a walk...

Daniel.

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 09:41 PM
There's a new thread just opened.Please take a walk...

Daniel.

I saw it. It's not midnight here yet. I'll post in it after midnight. :biggrin:

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 10:24 PM
Moonbear, look, you were partially right (and partially wrong) and I was partially wrong (and partially right) about an art movement I knew little about until today. You, on the other hand, couldn't understand a simple comic that was right in front of you. You're being a pretty sore loser.

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 10:40 PM
Moonbear, look, you were partially right (and partially wrong) and I was partially wrong (and partially right) about an art movement I knew little about until today. You, on the other hand, couldn't understand a simple comic that was right in front of you. You're being a pretty sore loser.

Bart, that's what you're not getting. I'm not a sore loser. There was no winner or loser, at least not until somebody kills the thread. You're taking your comic far too seriously. And you're taking me far too seriously.

Alright, since this seems to be frustrating you too much, I don't want this to turn into a cruel joke...it is a joke though.

1) Dada is about nothing.
2) All those links I've been posting have been about nothing.
3) This thread is about nothing.
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4) And I don't get mad, I get even! :rofl:

Though, this had nothing to do with that one comic we disagree on interpretation of, and it has everything to do with the dozens of links you've been posting. That you've learned some art history in the process was an accident (I really didn't think you'd keep reading all those links). I'm sorry for that. :tongue2: :biggrin:

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 10:50 PM
Dada is about nihilism, not "nothing," and if you think you're being clever by saying that, you're only deluding yourself. If you think you're "getting even" by making a huge screaming deal out of a historical point on which you were not completely right, you're nuts. The most interesting connection that is hard to believe you are missing is the key feature of Surrealism which is also the key feature of Dadaism on which it is founded is the key tenet of my art.

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 10:52 PM
http://www.choppingblock.org/d/20000725.html

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 10:59 PM
(Chopping block is someone else's comic. Just to be clear.)

mattmns
Mar11-05, 11:00 PM
that is one huge link.

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 11:05 PM
No kidding!

Moonbear
Mar11-05, 11:09 PM
Wow, pretty colors.

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 11:12 PM
Going clockwise in order (starting at the top), they are the colors of things in my peripheral vision.

Bartholomew
Mar11-05, 11:15 PM
Not really, but you can imagine it that way.

Moonbear
Mar12-05, 12:05 AM
*looks around* The place seems all clear and unguarded. Time to make my move. Everyone was frightened away by nonsense and nothingness! :rofl:

The thread is MINE!!!! *maniacal laughter*

Bartholomew
Mar12-05, 12:12 AM
Thing about nihilism is that it is not a philosophy of nothingness. It is a philosophy about how things are, hence a something about somethings.

Bartholomew
Mar12-05, 12:22 AM
Imagine yourself consumed in fire. The fire purifies you as it roars inside you all through you and all around you.

Bartholomew
Mar12-05, 12:25 AM
It burns you up entirely so that your body has turned into flame. Your mind and spirit persist over a body that has disappeared

Moonbear
Mar12-05, 01:29 AM
franz, I will let you have this thread for your birthday (not that it's much of a gift, the shambles it's in). But it's only on loan. I'm taking it back when your birthday is over!

Bartholomew
Mar12-05, 02:13 AM
That sounds like a nice thing to do, moonbear.

ramollari
Mar12-05, 02:27 AM
Moonbear, Dex, Nietzche, Bart, in spite of your stubborness, I will not let you kill this thread. :biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin:

Bartholomew
Mar12-05, 02:34 AM
That's wonderful, ramollari. You are aware this thread will last for years, right?

cepheid
Mar12-05, 02:41 AM
I am the ultimate thread killer. Many of the threads I post in seem to fizzle out. :rofl: :frown:

Sorry guys...the party's over.

ramollari
Mar12-05, 02:55 AM
You are aware this thread will last for years, right?
Yeah, for years I can post in this thread as long as I'm active in PF. So what! :tongue:

ramollari
Mar12-05, 03:28 AM
I am the ultimate thread killer. Many of the threads I post in seem to fizzle out. :rofl: :frown:

Sorry guys...the party's over.

Not for this one though!

The eventual champion will be me!

klusener
Mar12-05, 07:31 AM
aw bullsh-t, this whole day has been bad for me after india drew with pakistan in the first match... We were so close, yet they put up a very good last defense...

Artman
Mar12-05, 08:35 AM
http://www.choppingblock.org/d/20000725.html I actually kind of liked this one. :yuck: It's sort of appropriate to this thread.

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dextercioby
Mar12-05, 09:18 AM
My favorite football team lost,so it's a crappy day,after all.

Daniel.

Moonbear
Mar12-05, 10:53 AM
I actually kind of liked this one. :yuck: It's sort of appropriate to this thread.

:biggrin:

I stopped following Bart's links a while ago. Are just the normal thread-killers around now?

Artman
Mar12-05, 11:07 AM
I stopped following Bart's links a while ago. Are just the normal thread-killers around now?I'm your huckleberry.
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(Much earlier movie reference.)

Artman
Mar12-05, 11:08 AM
I stopped following Bart's links a while ago.It's actually a oneliner that is kind of darkly funny.

Moonbear
Mar12-05, 11:12 AM
Woo hoo, someone who understands the meaning of conversation!

Moonbear
Mar12-05, 11:15 AM
It's actually a oneliner that is kind of darkly funny.

You're right! Heh, what do you know, he found something funny. Though, much easier to follow the link once you made it a more click-able size!

Actually, the title was as funny as the comic..."Because serial killers are people too." Heh heh. :tongue2:

Artman
Mar12-05, 11:25 AM
You're right! Heh, what do you know, he found something funny. Though, much easier to follow the link once you made it a more click-able size!

Actually, the title was as funny as the comic..."Because serial killers are people too." Heh heh. :tongue2:I didn't notice the title. :redface:

Since we are trying to prove we kill multiple threads, does that mean we are thread serial killers?

And, more importantly, if a serial killer kills two people at the same time, does that make him (or her) a parallel killer? :confused: :biggrin:

Bartholomew
Mar12-05, 11:56 AM
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Artman
Mar12-05, 12:27 PM
Bart is a thread killer Dadaist. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar12-05, 12:42 PM
Bart is a thread killer Dadaist. :biggrin:

:rofl: I think, if you're a purist, you're supposed to say he's a Dada thread killer. Those who produced Dada didn't like -ists and -isms. I was laughing last night when I came across instructions for making a Dada poem, written by Tzara. I'm not sharing that one, might need to reserve that for the sprint to the finish line on this thread.

Does your nickname have anything to do with an appreciation of art, or is it Art as in the shorter version of Arthur?

Moonbear
Mar12-05, 12:45 PM
And, more importantly, if a serial killer kills two people at the same time, does that make him (or her) a parallel killer? :confused: :biggrin:

:rofl: :rofl: I like that! I want to be a parallel killer! Being a serial killer just isn't very original anymore. :rofl:

Bartholomew
Mar12-05, 01:09 PM
On my screen (14 posts/page) one of my posts got bumped to the previous page after I edited it. post # 2295.

Bartholomew
Mar12-05, 01:11 PM
I disagree with the spirit of Dadaism although its basic tenet is okay. I favor Surrealism. Most of my posts here however are not based on those ideas.

Artman
Mar12-05, 01:11 PM
Does your nickname have anything to do with an appreciation of art, or is it Art as in the shorter version of Arthur?I'm a professional level artist by several criteria. Most artists can't make a living at it, so there are different criteria for determining professional status: make your living selling artwork, attended an art school for more than two years, sold more than $2000.00 worth of art works in a year (I think that's the amount), won an award in a National art show, included in state or national juried exhibition. These are a few that I remember.

I've done several of them. Attended art school for three years, sold more than $2000.00 worth in one year, included in state and national juried shows. So yeah, I've had about two years of art history in school and personal study for about 40 years. :tongue:

Artman
Mar12-05, 01:14 PM
I favor Surrealism.Me too. I know you're not really a Dada thread killer, but you do seem to be a surreal one. :biggrin:

Bartholomew
Mar12-05, 01:14 PM
You know, Van Gogh would not have qualified as an artist by those criteria.

Moonbear
Mar12-05, 02:01 PM
I'm a professional level artist by several criteria. Most artists can't make a living at it, so there are different criteria for determining professional status: make your living selling artwork, attended an art school for more than two years, sold more than $2000.00 worth of art works in a year (I think that's the amount), won an award in a National art show, included in state or national juried exhibition. These are a few that I remember.

I've done several of them. Attended art school for three years, sold more than $2000.00 worth in one year, included in state and national juried shows. So yeah, I've had about two years of art history in school and personal study for about 40 years. :tongue:

Cool! :cool: I have nearly zero artistic talent myself, but have acquired an appreciation for it. Taking that one art history class made such a huge difference in my ability to really appreciate all the different genres of art. I always had a preference for sculpture and pottery and used to whiz right past any paintings because they were "just another picture." After taking the class, I find I can really enjoy those so much more, finding the symbolism and just better understanding what the artist is trying to convey.

Unfortunately, my taste in art exceeds my ability to afford it. I was at the summer art fair in Ann Arbor, MI a few years ago (when I lived there, there was no way to avoid it, but I went back once again after moving too), and was thinking I might actually purchase something now that I have a house and an empty wall where I would like to display something. As I was walking past the booths on the street, one painting really caught my attention and I just loved it, so squeezed my way past the crowd to get a closer look and see what the price was on it. :eek: Right next to the tag with the very high price was the blue ribbon indicating it was the first place winner in the juried competition. :bugeye: Well, at least I know I agree with the taste of the judges in that competition! :biggrin: But I wish my taste was a little cheaper. Needless to say, I don't own anything more expensive than a few prints (though still need to get those framed; I just can't decide on the frame I want :rolleyes:).

Artman
Mar12-05, 02:04 PM
You know, Van Gogh would not have qualified as an artist by those criteria.You're right. I know a lot of people (not me) that don't think he does qualify. They cite his lack of technical skill in paint handling. Personally I love his work, but genius is hard to quantify, especially those who produce extremely original works.

Moonbear
Mar12-05, 02:25 PM
You're right. I know a lot of people (not me) that don't think he does qualify. They cite his lack of technical skill in paint handling. Personally I love his work, but genius is hard to quantify, especially those who produce extremely original works.

While someone can always analyze art according to rigid technical criteria, I think it really still comes down to individual taste. Buy what you like looking at. I really want something modern/abstract for my living room, but have yet to find something that fits with what I have in mind (I don't want something that looks like an entire canvas covered in paint splatters...if I wanted that, I could have just tossed a canvas on the floor instead of a drop cloth every time I painted a room :tongue:). A lot of people wouldn't consider the type of work I'm looking for to be art at all, but it's what I like to look at in the context I want to display it.

I love surrealism, but wouldn't want to display it in the living room. It would be a bit too disturbing for the mood I want to feel in that room. Though, surrealist paintings would be great in an office setting (I really like Dali). I also enjoy the impressionist works. Though, I still retain my preference for 3-D works (sculpture, architecture). That's not for the home though, at least not what I like. :wink:

Artman
Mar12-05, 02:33 PM
Here is a link to one of Greg's other sites where I have some art work displayed.

Rate My Art (http://ratemyart.net/showgallery.php?cat=500&ppuser=6)

Moonbear
Mar12-05, 03:07 PM
Cool, I'll go look (even if it means taking my eye off you in this thread). :biggrin:

Okay...I looked. Very nice! I think my favorite is Moonlight (especially when I realized the level of detail in the enlarged image), and my second favorite (a very close second mind you) Watkins Glen, NY. I also liked the Snow Scene photograph...makes me miss the sheep farm! :cry:

Bartholomew
Mar12-05, 03:14 PM
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Mar12-05, 04:39 PM
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Moonbear
Mar12-05, 05:05 PM
Artman, I think I just like your painting style in general. I'm entranced by Brandywine Park. I just love the way you captured that look and feel of a storm just approaching. I can almost feel the wind blowing, making the trees lean. (At least I hope that's what you were going for there, because that's what I got out of it.) I tend to like stormy scenes...not those really sharp photographs or photograph-like paintings of lightening and stuff like that, but softer paintings of swirling gray skies and storms at sea churning up the water into foam and froth. It gives the real feeling of the storm, when the rain is just beating down and the air is thick with fog, and everything looks blurred through that.

Bartholomew
Mar12-05, 05:08 PM
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Bartholomew
Mar12-05, 05:12 PM
There is a threshold between the point when adjacent highly contrasting colors are loud, and when they just blend together into mud. It depends on the size of each color region; small enough and they are mud, too large and the contrast is reduced. I want to hit that threshold just on the garish side.

Bartholomew
Mar12-05, 05:16 PM
You know what's a really nice color combo--light gray and red in a checkerboard. Makes you want to puke. Looks like puke.

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Mar12-05, 05:18 PM
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Bladibla
Mar12-05, 06:50 PM
:yuck: :yuck:

*vomits*

Moonbear
Mar12-05, 06:55 PM
:yuck: :yuck:

*vomits*

You know, we're going to have to ask you to clean up your vomit yourself, none of the rest of us wants to clean it for you. *hands Bladibla a bucket and mop* :tongue:

Bartholomew
Mar12-05, 07:03 PM
Just leave it there on the floor. It's a product of art.

Bladibla
Mar12-05, 07:21 PM
You know, we're going to have to ask you to clean up your vomit yourself, none of the rest of us wants to clean it for you. *hands Bladibla a bucket and mop* :tongue:

Oh alright then..

*uses Bucket and mop and a 'few additional materials' to get rid of the disgusting vomit on floor*

Hope you don't mind the smell. Actually, i feel like i'm gonna vomit again..

Moonbear
Mar12-05, 07:37 PM
Oh alright then..

*uses Bucket and mop and a 'few additional materials' to get rid of the disgusting vomit on floor*

Hope you don't mind the smell. Actually, i feel like i'm gonna vomit again..

*shoves another empty bucket toward Bladibla* There you go, just puke in the bucket to save on the cleanup.

Bartholomew
Mar12-05, 07:43 PM
I'll buy your puke for a nickel.

Bartholomew
Mar12-05, 07:45 PM
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Bladibla
Mar12-05, 07:46 PM
I'll buy your puke for a nickel.

what use would a puke be? Its not even a artistic colour. It sort of a oragy-greyish-redy-blackish-blueish-whiteish-greenish colour.

Bladibla
Mar12-05, 07:47 PM
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Oh my god..

*pukes in moonbears bucket* :yuck:

Moonbear
Mar12-05, 07:52 PM
Oh my god..

*pukes in moonbears bucket* :yuck:

:yuck: Hey! That was MY bucket. I gave you your own bucket! :grumpy:

Bartholomew
Mar12-05, 08:00 PM
I think puke is very artistic. It is composed of food, which sustains all life, together with gastric juices-, which as they persistently digest food, symbolize mankind's struggle to cope with his surroundings. But this struggle is too often hidden, like puke is hidden away in the stomach most of the time; art's job is to bring that struggle out, and what better way to symbolize that than physically and actually vomiting? I wonder what's the largest quantity of puke that has ever been concentrated in one place at one time.

dextercioby
Mar12-05, 11:06 PM
Well,i'll be damned.Finally peace over the tumultuous GD...:approve: I'm glad that here Bart gave up posting bs with big colored letters...:wink:

Daniel.

mattmns
Mar12-05, 11:13 PM
Dexter, where are you going to at the end of july?

Moonbear
Mar12-05, 11:17 PM
Well,i'll be damned.Finally peace over the tumultuous GD...:approve: I'm glad that here Bart gave up posting bs with big colored letters...:wink:

Daniel.

Ah, nice to see the regular crowd back in here. Dex, I posted a link in the Fata Morgana thread that's to a Belgian site (I think). A TV show of some sort? Do you know of it?

dextercioby
Mar12-05, 11:17 PM
Back to my girlfriend.Back to my country.

Daniel.

dextercioby
Mar12-05, 11:19 PM
Ah, nice to see the regular crowd back in here. Dex, I posted a link in the Fata Morgana thread that's to a Belgian site (I think). A TV show of some sort? Do you know of it?

:blushing: I don't speak Dutch & don't have TV. :wink:

Daniel.

P.S.I live very well with the second part. :eek:

Moonbear
Mar12-05, 11:22 PM
:blushing: I don't speak Dutch & don't have TV. :wink:

Daniel.

P.S.I live very well with the second part. :eek:

I thought it might be Dutch, but I wasn't entirely sure, and since it seemed to be on a Belgian website and you're in Belgium, I thought you might know. But I guess not if you don't have a TV. Well, if it's Dutch, I'll have to get Monique to explain what it's about.

Where's home?

dextercioby
Mar12-05, 11:26 PM
I've never calculated.But ~2000Km SE of Belgium,in a rotten country called Romania,in a dusty town called Craiova...


Daniel.

Moonbear
Mar12-05, 11:29 PM
I've never calculated.But ~2000Km SE of Belgium,in a rotten country called Romania,in a dusty town called Craiova...


Daniel.

A dusty town, huh? Does it at least have internet? :biggrin: Even a girlfriend won't make up for how much you'd miss PF if it's too dusty of a town. :rofl:

dextercioby
Mar12-05, 11:30 PM
"Home" doesn't have internet.The Uni does,however.

Daniel.

Moonbear
Mar12-05, 11:36 PM
"Home" doesn't have internet.The Uni does,however.

Daniel.

That's just not right!!!! :eek: You'll have to warn us before you go home so we know not to worry when you're not around.

dextercioby
Mar13-05, 06:58 AM
I'll ask Evo to send a each of you a warning,then.

Daniel.

P.S.I can't warn you...:cry:

mattmns
Mar13-05, 09:26 AM
Sweet!!!! That means Dexter won't be here in my thread 24/7 :tongue2:

Bartholomew
Mar13-05, 10:23 AM
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Moonbear
Mar13-05, 10:54 AM
I'll ask Evo to send a each of you a warning,then.

Daniel.

P.S.I can't warn you...:cry:

:grumpy: I meant let us know before you head back to home. We don't need "warnings." :rofl:

Bartholomew
Mar13-05, 10:57 AM
I'm Watching You

Bartholomew
Mar13-05, 11:01 AM
You suddenly get the odd impression that your limbs are made out of pudding. They feel sodden and thick and they taste like creamy strawberry. Sausages of cold pudding, wrapped in your skin.

mattmns
Mar13-05, 04:15 PM
MB, how many mice has your cat killed with that sniper rifle?

dextercioby
Mar13-05, 04:18 PM
Does that cat eat lead...?:tongue2:

Daniel.

Moonbear
Mar13-05, 05:17 PM
MB, how many mice has your cat killed with that sniper rifle?

It has its sights set on this thread. I feed it too well for it to need to hunt many mice; wouldn't want it getting distracted from its main mission. :biggrin:

mattmns
Mar13-05, 05:40 PM
Slow day. Making grilled cheese.

Barbie
Mar13-05, 06:02 PM
It has its sights set on this thread. I feed it too well for it to need to hunt many mice; wouldn't want it getting distracted from its main mission. :biggrin:

Wow I had the same avatar on a different forum. I found it from searching kitten pictures. lol

dextercioby
Mar13-05, 06:02 PM
I think this thread has ran out of steam...

We need Artman.And some other party people...

Daniel.

dextercioby
Mar13-05, 06:04 PM
Am i crazy.........?:surprised:I'm just drunk.It's okay this thread is getting depopulated...

I'll win...

Daniel.

mattmns
Mar13-05, 06:04 PM
Yeah we need somebody. Where are tribdog and franz? Franz probably still hungover from his b-day. But what about trib?

Moonbear
Mar13-05, 06:13 PM
Yeah we need somebody. Where are tribdog and franz? Franz probably still hungover from his b-day. But what about trib?

tribdog is having problems with his dial-up connection. He barely got through with a message to let me know this. Poor guy is probably going through some serious PF withdrawal!

Franz was on last night. He's probably still celebrating his birthday today! :biggrin: Actually he sounded like he was pretty busy with schoolwork. All that time to play around, and they swamp him with work in time for his birthday. It's just not fair, is it? That's what he gets for turning 18 and becoming an adult...no time off for birthdays anymore. :frown:

Evo
Mar13-05, 06:27 PM
I think this thread has ran out of steam...

We need Artman.And some other party people...

Daniel.Yeah, artman, Franz, trib are needed here (or maybe not...) You, mattmns, and MB are definitely thread killers. :zzz: :wink:

Whoa, we have barbie here!! Welcome to PF Barbie!!! (Does MIH know about this? This could get ugly. :surprised )

Moonbear
Mar13-05, 06:36 PM
Yeah, artman, Franz, trib are needed here (or maybe not...) You, mattmns, and MB are definitely thread killers. :zzz: :wink:

Whoa, we have barbie here!! Welcome to PF Barbie!!! (Does MIH know about this? This could get ugly. :surprised )

Yeah, every time we seem to get rid of one person from the competition, we get another new person in the thread. :rolleyes: Nobody can outlast the professional thread-killers though. :biggrin: We're now onto a new strategy: bore the thread to death! :tongue2:

mattmns
Mar13-05, 06:37 PM
Well I should be studying for my history exam, so I will, cya'll later :smile:

Math Is Hard
Mar13-05, 06:41 PM
Welcome, Barbie. Let's go shopping!

Moonbear
Mar13-05, 06:42 PM
Well I should be studying for my history exam, so I will, cya'll later :smile:

That seems apropos...by the time you get back, this thread will be history! :tongue2:

Good luck on your exam!

Moonbear
Mar13-05, 06:44 PM
Welcome, Barbie. Let's go shopping!

You know, she is not going to at all understand the joke as long as you're using Les' cat for your avatar. :rolleyes: :biggrin:

Evo
Mar13-05, 06:53 PM
You know, she is not going to at all understand the joke as long as you're using Les' cat for your avatar. :rolleyes: :biggrin: :rofl: That's a good point!!! A cat asking Barbie to go shopping. :confused:

Crud, in a few minutes I have to chose between "Cannibals" on the History Channel and "Tiny humans, the hobbits of Flores" on the National Geographic channel.

I think the tiny humans will win this time, more interesting than people eating each other IMO.

Math Is Hard
Mar13-05, 06:53 PM
You know, she is not going to at all understand the joke as long as you're using Les' cat for your avatar. :rolleyes: :biggrin:
she might, if she knows the "math is hard" reference.. but just to be safe, I'll change back to glamour barbie (actually I think this one looks a little more like hooker barbie, but whatever..) :biggrin:

Evo
Mar13-05, 06:55 PM
but just to be safe, I'll change back to glamour barbie (actually I think this one looks a little more like hooker barbie, but whatever..) :biggrin:I wasn't going to say anything... :wink:

Moonbear
Mar13-05, 07:02 PM
she might, if she knows the "math is hard" reference.. but just to be safe, I'll change back to glamour barbie (actually I think this one looks a little more like hooker barbie, but whatever..) :biggrin:

LOL! Is that supposed to be Malibu Barbie? She looks like she should fire her hairstylist...her hair looks a bit overprocessed. And doesn't she know she should be wearing sunscreen so she doesn't get that dark of a tan? :tonuge:

:uhh: I don't think I know the Math Is Hard reference either!

Bartholomew
Mar13-05, 07:37 PM
Why are you idiots talking to one another? That's no way to kill a thread.

mattmns
Mar13-05, 08:02 PM
Yeah I do not know of this Math is Hard reference either... please, explain...

edit... I think I killed the what women are looking for thread with my large endowment comment :rofl:


And back to my selective studying I will go.

Moonbear
Mar13-05, 08:25 PM
Yeah I do not know of this Math is Hard reference either... please, explain...

edit... I think I killed the what women are looking for thread with my large endowment comment :rofl:

Yeah, we all saw that and ran! :surprised

Meep meep :rofl:

mattmns
Mar13-05, 09:07 PM
I just looked at a mirror, so I may need to retract that comment :cry:

Moonbear
Mar13-05, 09:11 PM
I just looked at a mirror, so I may need to retract that comment :cry:

You should be wary of judging sizes based on fun house mirrors! :rofl:

mattmns
Mar13-05, 09:15 PM
I certainly hope it was not an accurate representation :uhh:

Math Is Hard
Mar13-05, 09:16 PM
"Math is Hard" comes from a short-lived Mattel product known as Teen Talk Barbie, a talking Barbie Doll that generated a violent backlash from the feminist community. Teen Talk Barbie spouted vacuous phases like "Math class is hard" and "Let's go shopping". Several culture-jamming posses evolved in reaction to this toy, and staged media attention grabbing stunts like swapping Barbie's voice electronics with the one in a popular G.I. Joe model at the time and replacing both items on the shelves. IIRC, delighted and surprised little girls got to hear their new Barbies exclaim "Eat lead, Cobra!" while confused little boys were stunned to hear their burly G.I. Joes sigh "Let's plan our dream wedding."

mattmns
Mar13-05, 09:21 PM
Thanks, I now understand the reference. I did not think it was that simple. I think there was an episode of the simpsons that was somewhat similar.

MB will probably thank you as well: Mainly for getting off the topic of my penis :rofl:

Moonbear
Mar13-05, 09:23 PM
IIRC, delighted and surprised little girls got to hear their new Barbies exclaim "Eat lead, Cobra!" while confused little boys were stunned to hear their burly G.I. Joes sigh "Let's plan our dream wedding."

:rofl: That's something I'd have loved to have seen!

Somehow I've lived my whole life oblivious to the talking version of Barbie...and that's probably a good thing.

Math Is Hard
Mar13-05, 09:27 PM
Thanks, I now understand the reference. I did not think it was that simple. I think there was an episode of the simpsons that was somewhat similar.

MB will probably thank you as well: Mainly for getting off the topic of my penis :rofl:

Yes, I believe that Simpson's episode was heavily influenced by the "Barbie liberation" groups.

Anyway, back to matt's penis...

mattmns
Mar13-05, 09:36 PM
Yeah so I am thinking that since I have a thing for girls with glasses, I could swap out her glasses with another pair that have really magnified lenses. At least until I can afford an operation :smile:

Moonbear
Mar13-05, 09:46 PM
Yeah so I am thinking that since I have a thing for girls with glasses, I could swap out her glasses with another pair that have really magnified lenses. At least until I can afford an operation :smile:

Well, you'd be out of luck with me. I don't wear glasses other than sunglasses (nope, no contacts either). :tongue2: With me, what you see is what you get. I never even wore braces. My teeth aren't perfect, but it seemed only my mom was concerned about that and not me, so when she wanted to drag me off to the orthodontist, I refused and told her I was fine the way I was. How often do you hear a teenager making a statement like that? (Though, all my friends had glasses, and I really did want those because I actually liked the look of them!) :rolleyes:

mattmns
Mar13-05, 09:55 PM
Do not worry: My thing for women with glasses has been going down over the past few years.

I have always wanted to wear glasses; however, my vision is too good. It is probably a good thing I guess: I would probably look like an ultra nerd with glasses.

Moonbear
Mar13-05, 10:27 PM
I would probably look like an ultra nerd with glasses.

Is that as opposed to just a regular or super nerd? :tongue2:

Ooh, I like that idea...It's a bird! It's a plane! No, it's Super Nerd! Can build networks faster than a speeding bullet and leaps over slide rules in a single bound! :biggrin:

mattmns
Mar13-05, 10:37 PM
Is that as opposed to just a regular or super nerd? :tongue2:

Ooh, I like that idea...It's a bird! It's a plane! No, it's Super Nerd! Can build networks faster than a speeding bullet and leaps over slide rules in a single bound! :biggrin:
:rofl: I like that.

That is as to a regular nerd. Right now most people who know me just think I am smart. However, if I wore glasses than they would all think that I was just a nerd.

Evo
Mar13-05, 10:39 PM
Do not worry: My thing for women with glasses has been going down over the past few years. I wear glasses. Ok, here's me with glasses, not so hot.

Moonbear
Mar13-05, 10:40 PM
Oh, I think I need to revise that:
Can build networks faster than a speeding bullet and trips over slide rules in a single bound! :rofl:

mattmns
Mar13-05, 10:44 PM
I wear glasses. Ok, here's me with glasses, not so hot.
:!!) :wink:

I like.

Moonbear
Mar13-05, 10:50 PM
Evo, do you realize how young you look with your glasses on? If I didn't already know your approximate age, I'd think you were still a teenager from that photo!

Well, I've already admitted I like the look of glasses. Maybe it's the studious stereotype that goes with it that makes people immediately look smarter if they have glasses on. :rolleyes:

Evo
Mar13-05, 10:50 PM
:!!) :wink:

I like.Awww, thanks. :shy: I noticed that I am the ONLY woman in my office that wears glasses, they all wear contacts!

Evo
Mar13-05, 10:55 PM
Evo, do you realize how young you look with your glasses on? If I didn't already know your approximate age, I'd think you were still a teenager from that photo! Gives Moonbear eternal immunity from banishment. :biggrin: I thank my mother for keeping me covered from head to toe whenever I went outside as a child. I looked like a freak then, and was shunned by everyone, but I have no wrinkles now. :tongue:

edit: Those are my new trifocals...vision does get worse as you get older. :frown:

JasonRox
Mar13-05, 11:00 PM
Awww, thanks. :shy: I noticed that I am the ONLY woman in my office that wears glasses, they all wear contacts!

Glasses are hot!

I wear fake blue eye contacts sometimes. Girls LOVE it, even if they know they're fake!!!

Note: I do know that comment might be immature, which might not be at my current status. :approve:

Moonbear
Mar13-05, 11:05 PM
Gives Moonbear eternal immunity from banishment. :biggrin:

:rofl: Ooh, how can I use this new immunity? :devil: :rofl:

I thank my mother for keeping me covered from head to toe whenever I went outside as a child. I looked like a freak then, and was shunned by everyone, but I have no wrinkles now. :tongue:

It's amazing how much of the visible signs of "aging" seems to be sun damage. I'm starting to notice some fine lines on my face, but not nearly so much as other people my age are showing. I have always had such pale skin that if I didn't slather myself in sunblock, I got burnt to a crisp (I can probably blame those few crispy episodes for the lines I am getting now).

Evo
Mar13-05, 11:13 PM
the visible signs of "aging" seems to be sun damage. I'm starting to notice some fine lines on my face, but not nearly so much as other people my age are showing. I have always had such pale skin that if I didn't slather myself in sunblock, I got burnt to a crisp (I can probably blame those few crispy episodes for the lines I am getting now).Sun damage to skin is what causes premature aging. The child of Evo has been sunbathing for years and would not listen to me. Until recently. As of last fall she has stopped going to the tanning salon and refuses to go outside now without sunblock. She finally caught on. She saw the difference it made when you get older. :approve:

Moonbear
Mar13-05, 11:53 PM
I guess it's the final revenge for us geeky bookworms who never got much sun as kids to be more wrinkle-free as adults. :biggrin:

mattmns
Mar14-05, 09:35 AM
Good morning, anyone?

Moonbear
Mar14-05, 10:20 AM
Good morning mattmns! How did your history studying go last night? I had the thread for a whole 9 1/2 hours! The signs all say I'm going to kill it, in the library with a candlestick. :biggrin:

mattmns
Mar14-05, 10:24 AM
Good, thank you. I had a nice round of selective studying. I should be able to crank out a B.

As for you killing the thread. Yeah you probably will, I certainly know I won't be :cry:

Moonbear
Mar14-05, 11:06 AM
Aww, there, there. *pats mattmns on the shoulder* There are always other threads for you to kill.

mattmns
Mar14-05, 11:26 AM
Like which thread? I think I should start my own thread, and then kill it. Yeah that will get my experience up, right?

dextercioby
Mar14-05, 12:39 PM
Did u miss me??I thought not.I'm back in business now.The purpose is the same:kill this thread.

Daniel.

mattmns
Mar14-05, 12:43 PM
I missed you :!!)

polyb
Mar14-05, 12:49 PM
Would you guys stop throwing eachother kisses and hurry up to page 200 so I can do my play by play announcement!?!

dextercioby
Mar14-05, 12:50 PM
Play by what?Oh,you most mean post #3000.That's mine,i can feel it.I already have post #2000.

Daniel.

polyb
Mar14-05, 12:55 PM
I've taken it upon myself to be the MC since I inadvertantly started this race with post #3. So every hundred pages I give a break announcement to do a play by play recap and commentary on who is in the lead for "Grand Master Thread Killer"!

dextercioby
Mar14-05, 01:04 PM
I've posted the 1-st reply to this thread...:wink: :approve: And hope to post the last,too...:devil:

Daniel.

mattmns
Mar14-05, 01:15 PM
I posted the 22nd reply to this thread, and I hope to post the 22nd to last reply to this thread.

dextercioby
Mar14-05, 01:18 PM
That will b some major achivement.How many posts do you have so far?(In this thread alone).

Daniel.

mattmns
Mar14-05, 01:46 PM
Is there a way to count easily? Without going through every page?

Moonbear
Mar14-05, 02:19 PM
If you reduce the number of posts you view per page, you can get to 200 pages a lot faster. :tongue2:

dextercioby
Mar14-05, 02:22 PM
Is there a way to count easily? Without going through every page?


The software computes for you.Just click on the left icon of this thread ihn the main GD page...It will show:"You've posted 450 times" or something like that.

Daniel.

mattmns
Mar14-05, 02:26 PM
Ahh ok I see. I thought I had to click something.

I have posted 208 times in this thread, last today. About to be 209.

Moonbear
Mar14-05, 02:30 PM
I guess I'll have to try that when I'm back on a computer that works properly. I tried to get this one fixed, but the IT guy looked at me rather dumbfounded when I tried to explain the weird behavior and that nothing behaves weirdly consistently enough to repeat it for him. :rolleyes: Probably time to wipe the hard drive and start over, but I dread the down time to reinstall everything.

mattmns
Mar14-05, 03:00 PM
Doing a fresh install is fun. I probably did a fresh install every month or so, until recently when I started using linux. Then again I have only been on the current install for maybe a month, and I am considering doing a fresh one.

dextercioby
Mar14-05, 03:14 PM
That's bs,that's waisted time,bigtime...

Daniel.

Moonbear
Mar14-05, 03:34 PM
That's bs,that's waisted time,bigtime...

Daniel.

I agree, it's a last resort. Though, I suspect it may be coming to that...heh heh, if someone can locate the original disks with the OS on them. :rolleyes: The computer was purchased before I arrived here, and set up by IT guys who are no longer here, and the disks that came with it never came into my possession. If I wipe the drive, I suspect I'll be upgrading the OS at the same time (if I need to locate new disks, no point in putting the old OS back on). Actually, I think that may have a lot to do with the problems. This computer was one of the first ones that came out with both OS 9 and OS X installed. For the first year, I used OS 9, because nobody else had upgraded to be compatible with OS X yet, then when I upgraded, found that an IT guy who left had already created an administrator name and password that wasn't guessable (I have guessed them on a few other computers, but for some reason, he didn't use the same "pattern" on this one). We have no idea what it was. I don't even remember what I did, but somehow got around that and created a new administrator account and supposedly removed the original, but I think the old one is probably lurking around somewhere confusing the machine. Plus, the OS has been updated a ton of times, other software has been upgraded several times, some software has been installed and uninstalled and reinstalled and uninstalled...etc. I think its brains are fully scrambled now. Right now the problems seem to be staying confined to internet and email. I just make sure everything important is backed up to at least two other places, as I should anyway, and if it completely keels over, then it will be easy to explain the problem to the IT guy. :rolleyes:

mattmns
Mar14-05, 04:59 PM
MB, you seem to be quite good at killing a thread for a few hours. As for a fresh install wasting time. Pfff, wasting time is my middle name.

Moonbear
Mar14-05, 05:30 PM
Well, I'm working my way up from a few hours to a few days. What other horribly boring topics of my day can I bring up?

mattmns
Mar14-05, 05:36 PM
You probably have much more interesting things to talk about than I.

dextercioby
Mar14-05, 05:38 PM
I bet "Matt wasting time Whatever" sounds good...

Daniel.

Moonbear
Mar14-05, 05:44 PM
Not today. I woke up, I had my coffee, checked my emails, went to work, checked my emails, got some forms signed, worked on a manuscript, lost track of time doing that, posted on PF a bit, kept writing, looked up, and it was nearly 6 pm. Decided I didn't want to sit in my office anymore, drove home, got the mail, chucked the junk, cringed at the bills, called a friend, got online, reheated some dinner, brought it over here by the computer, clicked on my bookmark for PF, and here I am again! Tomorrow I should finally have the supplies I've been waiting too long for to get myself back into the lab and doing something more enjoyable than hiding in an office all day.

mattmns
Mar14-05, 05:48 PM
Woke up, had my water, checked email, checked out pf, ate some french toast, read some history, posted on pf, ate some pizza, and came back to pf. Hmm, quite a loser indeed, I am. :cry:

What am I saying. Today has been crazy! It is snowing, in New Mexico! And good too. Probably got about 2-3in already. Largest amount of snow I have ever seen here.

Artman
Mar14-05, 06:48 PM
I've got a stomach virus. I haven't been able to even sit up for the past 2 days. So I decided to come in now and give the thread my germ. That ought to kill it. I'm going to go lay back down. Bye bye. :yuck:

dextercioby
Mar14-05, 06:51 PM
:yuck: It's not gonna work for me,though...I'm immune to everything.

Daniel.

Moonbear
Mar14-05, 06:56 PM
I already got that germ for Christmas, and then gave it to everyone else in the country...I'm generous like that. :biggrin:

mattmns
Mar14-05, 07:17 PM
I have not been sick in years :tongue2:

Math Is Hard
Mar14-05, 07:28 PM
happy pi day, everyone. I have not decided how to celebrate yet officially, but we did a little digit reciting earlier today up on campus.

Moonbear
Mar14-05, 07:29 PM
I have not been sick in years :tongue2:

I guess some people are just carriers. :biggrin: :rofl:

Moonbear
Mar14-05, 07:30 PM
happy pi day, everyone. I have not decided how to celebrate yet officially, but we did a little digit reciting earlier today up on campus.

Happy pi day to you too! It took me a minute, then I remembered what the date is. :rofl: Do you celebrate by eating pie?

Math Is Hard
Mar14-05, 07:32 PM
Happy pi day to you too! It took me a minute, then I remember what the date is. :rofl: Do you celebrate by eating pie?
Actually, the math department was selling pie slices this morning, in honor of pi day. They were trying to raise money for something or other.

mattmns
Mar14-05, 07:55 PM
I guess some people are just carriers. :biggrin: :rofl:
? I am not exactly sure what you mean. :confused:

Moonbear
Mar14-05, 08:00 PM
? I am not exactly sure what you mean. :confused:

You know, just spreading the sickness. :tongue:

Actually, the math department was selling pie slices this morning, in honor of pi day. They were trying to raise money for something or other.

Did they charge $3.14 for a slice? :biggrin:

mattmns
Mar14-05, 08:08 PM
Ahh, well I guess I did know what you meant. Just was not thinking clearly :biggrin:

Geeze it looks like everyone is celebrating pi day. I can not believe I did not leave to go celebrate it.

Moonbear
Mar14-05, 08:43 PM
I cannot believe I never heard of pi day before. People are giving out pie and I missed it! :grumpy:

Evo
Mar14-05, 08:54 PM
I've got a stomach virus. I haven't been able to even sit up for the past 2 days. So I decided to come in now and give the thread my germ. That ought to kill it. I'm going to go lay back down. Bye bye. :yuck:Poor Artman!!! There isn't much worse than that. <sprays lysol on the thread> :yuck:

Hope you feel better soon!!

Chrono
Mar14-05, 09:33 PM
I can't believe I didn't realize it was pi day. I'll make sure and remember next year, though.

Moonbear
Mar14-05, 09:37 PM
Is it too late to bake pie now? I think I have all the ingredients for pecan pie. Will that do? :biggrin:

Chrono
Mar14-05, 09:39 PM
Is it too late to bake pie now? I think I have all the ingredients for pecan pie. Will that do? :biggrin:

I love pecan pie! I say go for it.

Moonbear
Mar14-05, 10:00 PM
I might need some help eating it. That's a lot of sugar in one pie. :biggrin:

Artman
Mar15-05, 07:16 AM
Poor Artman!!! There isn't much worse than that. <sprays lysol on the thread> :yuck:

Hope you feel better soon!!Thanks for your concern, Evo. Everyone else is talking about pie. :yuck: (Which does not sound like a good idea at this point in time.) To tell you how sick I was, I was actually having dreams about this thread. Is that weird or what? :rofl:

By the way this is what my head is doing :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:.

Have to go. Bye-bye again.

mattmns
Mar15-05, 08:44 AM
You know I was having a dream about pf last night too. I think MIH sparked the whole thing. It was quite weird. It was like I was reading threads, and thinking about what to post in one, when I then woke up. However, I did not come in here to check my pm box or the forums at all, and I do not remember exactly what the thread I was reading was about. I think it was one of the sex/women threads.

Moonbear
Mar15-05, 10:03 AM
You know I was having a dream about pf last night too. I think MIH sparked the whole thing. It was quite weird. It was like I was reading threads, and thinking about what to post in one, when I then woke up. However, I did not come in here to check my pm box or the forums at all, and I do not remember exactly what the thread I was reading was about. I think it was one of the sex/women threads.

That's truly sad. A young man your age should be dreaming about sex and women, not sex/women threads! :tongue2:

As for Artman, that sounds like one nasty bug. Though, I wonder if he knows he really was on posting last night. He may have been so delirious he thought he was dreaming it. :wink:

Speaking of which, has anyone heard from tribdog recently? It's been days since he's been on. Sometimes he has problems with his ISP, but this seems excessively long. (Unless he was on this morning and I haven't seen his posts yet.)

Artman
Mar15-05, 10:38 AM
You know I was having a dream about pf last night too. I think MIH sparked the whole thing. It was quite weird.My eyes must be going too. I thought that said MIH spanked the whole thing. I've had that dream myself. :biggrin:

As for Artman, that sounds like one nasty bug. Though, I wonder if he knows he really was on posting last night. He may have been so delirious he thought he was dreaming it. Was I on last night? :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

mattmns
Mar15-05, 10:44 AM
My eyes must be going too. I thought that said MIH spanked the whole thing. I've had that dream myself. :biggrin:
Yeah that was my dream of the night before. :!!)

Chrono
Mar15-05, 11:30 AM
My eyes must be going too. I thought that said MIH spanked the whole thing.

I think we all have. :tongue2:

Moonbear
Mar15-05, 11:42 AM
I think we all have. :tongue2:

I haven't. :tongue2:

kaos
Mar15-05, 11:52 AM
U guys are nuts.

163 pages???????

Chrono
Mar15-05, 11:54 AM
I haven't. :tongue2:

I should have clarified that all of us guys have. :wink:

Moonbear
Mar15-05, 11:56 AM
U guys are nuts.

Yes!!

163 pages???????

Only 122. You can increase the number of posts you view per page. :biggrin:

Chrono
Mar15-05, 11:58 AM
U guys are nuts.

163 pages???????

I only have 122.

Edit: Make that 123. This post is what did it.

Moonbear
Mar15-05, 11:59 AM
EEEEEEK!!! The Spiders Are BACK!!

Who invited them this time?

(Sorry, just noticed and had to comment...the slurping was getting to me!)

mattmns
Mar15-05, 06:10 PM
Spiders? I have only 62pages :smile:

Moonbear
Mar15-05, 06:16 PM
I'll have to bring in the spiders more often...it seems it scared everyone away for the whole afternoon, and the kitten loved playing with them. :yuck: Well, until all the spiders are gone, I'm keeping my pants cuffs duct-taped around my ankles. No nasty spiders are crawling up my legs! *shiver*

Who's going to save me from all the nasty spiders? *spoken in best "damsel in distress" voice* :rofl:

mattmns
Mar15-05, 07:45 PM
Ohh I see now. Looks like we got about 300 of them. I know I won't be saving you, *screams like a little girl* ahhh spiders!!!

Artman
Mar15-05, 08:39 PM
I'll have to bring in the spiders more often...it seems it scared everyone away for the whole afternoon, and the kitten loved playing with them. :yuck: Well, until all the spiders are gone, I'm keeping my pants cuffs duct-taped around my ankles. No nasty spiders are crawling up my legs! *shiver*

Who's going to save me from all the nasty spiders? *spoken in best "damsel in distress" voice* :rofl:Why'd it have to be spiders? :yuck:

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mattmns
Mar15-05, 08:43 PM
There are still some left :uhh:

Artman
Mar15-05, 08:55 PM
Hitting the rubber nose took the fight out of me there for a minute.

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Moonbear
Mar15-05, 09:09 PM
Oh, wait, I know a better way to get rid of them! If we just go into this chamber of the tomb and remove this relic from the pedestal it's on, like this *removes relic*

rrrrrrrrrRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRUMBLE

RUN!!!!!


*panting in small nook in the wall*
You get that big boulder to squash all the spiders.

Good thing I watched Indiana Jones a few times! :biggrin:

Chrono
Mar15-05, 10:01 PM
Good thing I watched Indiana Jones a few times! :biggrin:

That'll come in handy when you have the dude who rips your heart out, leaving you still alive, and dips you into molten magma.

Evo
Mar15-05, 10:07 PM
That'll come in handy when you have the dude who rips your heart out, leaving you still alive, and dips you into molten magma.Wow, pretty accurate description. Can we guarantee that he gets squashed by the boulder? :tongue2:

Moonbear
Mar15-05, 10:09 PM
That'll come in handy when you have the dude who rips your heart out, leaving you still alive, and dips you into molten magma.

Oh, I think I've already met him. :tongue2: I agree with Evo, we'll just make sure he gets squashed by the boulder too! :devil:

Evo
Mar15-05, 10:13 PM
Oh, I think I've already met him. :tongue2: I agree with Evo, we'll just make sure he gets squashed by the boulder too! :devil:Can we let the spiders have a go at him first? :biggrin:

Chrono
Mar15-05, 10:17 PM
Can we let the spiders have a go at him first? :biggrin:

You mean you'll sacrifice the spiders? I'm sure they'll get hit by the boulder, as well.

Moonbear
Mar15-05, 10:17 PM
Can we let the spiders have a go at him first? :biggrin:

*squeals with glee* I just knew those spiders would come in handy eventually! :devil: :biggrin:

Evo
Mar15-05, 10:23 PM
You mean you'll sacrifice the spiders? I'm sure they'll get hit by the boulder, as well.No, no, they're quick. :approve:

Chrono
Mar15-05, 10:26 PM
No, no, they're quick. :approve:

So, then, it's a good plan to send them. :wink:

Evo
Mar15-05, 10:27 PM
*squeals with glee* I just knew those spiders would come in handy eventually! :devil: :biggrin:I love the *squeals with glee*, it sounds so evil. :devil: :biggrin:

Evo
Mar15-05, 10:29 PM
So, then, it's a good plan to send them. :wink:Oh, definitely. And they make loud screeching noises, that's important. :smile:

Moonbear
Mar15-05, 10:31 PM
I love the *squeals with glee*, it sounds so evil. :devil: :biggrin:

Well, it was either evil, or incredibly girly, and you know how girly I can be. :yuck:

Moonbear
Mar15-05, 10:33 PM
Oh, definitely. And they make loud screeching noises, that's important. :smile:

Well, they definitely slurp. But, maybe we can get some of those grasshoppers exiled from Finland. They're pretty hopping mad.

Evo
Mar15-05, 10:35 PM
Well, they definitely slurp. But, maybe we can get some of those grasshoppers exiled from Finland. They're pretty hopping mad.Oooh, a swarm of locusts is pretty devastating. Send them in! :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar15-05, 10:50 PM
Oooh, a swarm of locusts is pretty devastating. Send them in! :biggrin:

I think if I ever had the chance to go back in time, I'd want to bring along a giant can of insect spray! I would be almost guaranteed of sainthood, quite possibly even goddess status! :rofl:

Evo
Mar15-05, 10:55 PM
I think if I ever had the chance to go back in time, I'd want to bring along a giant can of insect spray! I would be almost guaranteed of sainthood, quite possibly even goddess status! :rofl:I thought you already had goddess status, there just wasn't enough room to put the banner under your name. :approve:

Moonbear
Mar15-05, 10:58 PM
I thought you already had goddess status, there just wasn't enough room to put the banner under your name. :approve:

:blushing: :shy: Aww, shucks...usually that sort of comment would embarrass me into silence, but, for the good of the thread, I couldn't let it happen. I demand this thread be thrown to the volcano as a sacrifice! :rofl:

Evo
Mar15-05, 11:11 PM
:blushing: :shy: Aww, shucks...usually that sort of comment would embarrass me into silence, but, for the good of the thread, I couldn't let it happen. I demand this thread be thrown to the volcano as a sacrifice! :rofl:Nice try! Me thinks the thread will not die so easily...YAAARGH!!!! :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar15-05, 11:15 PM
Nice try! Me thinks the thread will not die so easily...YAAARGH!!!! :biggrin:

Oh well, I didn't think it would work, but it was worth a try. I think I need to tell more tales of my computer malfunctions and boring days sitting at a desk. That seemed to at least stun the thread for a while.

I found an update to download that fixed my calendar today. Now I can synchronize my calendars again! :biggrin:

Hmmm, oh, the supplies I've been waiting for finally arrived today, so I was back in the lab again and will be the rest of the week! Woo hoo! No more being chained to a desk all day (I'm a miserable person when I have nothing to do but sit at a desk and write...though it did give me a lot of time to spend on PF).

Have I bored the thread back into a coma yet?

mattmns
Mar15-05, 11:58 PM
Good Night ladies.

Moonbear
Mar16-05, 12:09 AM
Well, if I didn't put the thread to sleep, it looks like I at least put mattmns to sleep. :zzz:

TheStatutoryApe
Mar16-05, 01:15 AM
165 pages and 2469... well make that 2470 comments.
This is a jugernaut of random useless posting lol.

Math Is Hard
Mar16-05, 02:09 AM
I wonder if this thread will make it through finals week... many regulars are pre-occupied right now.

franznietzsche
Mar16-05, 05:21 AM
I wonder if this thread will make it through finals week... many regulars are pre-occupied right now.


*grumble grumble*

Bloody finals....

*grumble grumble*

Artman
Mar16-05, 08:06 AM
I demand this thread be thrown to the volcano as a sacrifice! :rofl:What a sneaky trick. :devil: And after I twapted my rubber nose with a bull whip trying to rescue you from the spiders. :grumpy:
Thank goodness Evo was on guard. :smile:

Moonbear
Mar16-05, 10:32 AM
I wonder if this thread will make it through finals week... many regulars are pre-occupied right now.

It seems odd to me that people have finals now. I've usually taught (and went to school at) places on a semester system where finals are at the end of each semester, just before the winter break (December) and just before the summer break (May). This explains why so many students can go off and play during spring break. For me, it was always smack dab in the middle of the semester, with plenty of assignments due when we returned.

mattmns
Mar16-05, 11:10 AM
Finals week already? My finals are the last week of april, or the first week of may.

Math Is Hard
Mar16-05, 11:23 AM
I'm on quarter system. Franz might be, too.

Moonbear
Mar16-05, 11:55 AM
I'm on quarter system. Franz might be, too.

The university here is a quarter system. I've been here a bit over 3 years and have yet to have a clue when quarters start and end (I don't have enough teaching responsibility to need to worry about exam schedules), especially when they call it quarters, but the academic year is really divided into only 3 quarters (I never counted summer since that's a break for most students). They should be called thirds.

On the other hand, the summer quarter here is about the same length as each of the other quarters, while the summer session at my undergraduate college was about the same length (end of May through end of August), but divided into two semesters, and each semester covered the same material covered in a normal semester (in other words, same material in about half the time).

Math Is Hard
Mar16-05, 12:17 PM
I've been taking classes at three different schools simultaneously this winter. One class was at a semester-system school and two are at quarter-system schools. The quarter system schools have their finals about a week apart thankfully, and the other class has already wrapped, but it has been very hard to keep up with three different schedules.

Finals suck. I'm very stressed. Very tired. Plagued with awful tummy aches for two days. They wake me up in the middle of the night so not sleeping good. :frown:

I'd really like a nap now. No one's really using this thread for anything, not really, anyway - so maybe I will just curl up here and sleep for awhile. I just wish there weren't so many spiders around and Artman would quit making all that racket shooting th-- :zzz:

Moonbear
Mar16-05, 01:30 PM
*tiptoes in and places a mosquito net around MIH* Hopefully that will keep some of the spiders out too. Sleep well. :zzz:

arildno
Mar16-05, 01:34 PM
*tiptoes in and places a mosquito net around MIH* Hopefully that will keep some of the spiders out too. Sleep well. :zzz:
You made a good sweeping out yesterday, Moonbear. It is less than 80 spiders left today..:approve:

Moonbear
Mar16-05, 01:48 PM
I hope we got all the eggs too. :bugeye:

arildno
Mar16-05, 02:09 PM
Unfortunately, over 30 eggs have hatched since last time..:yuck:

Moonbear
Mar16-05, 02:15 PM
That's what I was afraid of. There always seem to be eggs that hatch more spiders.

arildno
Mar16-05, 02:16 PM
And now, about 20 have gone off (slurping together and making new eggs, I suppose..:grumpy:)

Moonbear
Mar16-05, 02:56 PM
And now, about 20 have gone off (slurping together and making new eggs, I suppose..:grumpy:)

Slurping together? Is that what the kids call it nowadays? :rolleyes: :rofl:

klusener
Mar16-05, 03:34 PM
All we are is dust in the wind

arildno
Mar16-05, 03:36 PM
All we are is dust in the wind
Is this the confessions of a slurp??

klusener
Mar16-05, 03:50 PM
no they are the confessions of your friendly neighbourhood spiderman

Moonbear
Mar16-05, 06:15 PM
no they are the confessions of your friendly neighbourhood spiderman

LOL! Did you bring those spiders here with you?! :eek:

klusener
Mar16-05, 06:23 PM
he he, you finally caught on..

mattmns
Mar16-05, 06:26 PM
MB, can you teach your cat to shoot them spiders with her sniper?

Moonbear
Mar16-05, 06:35 PM
MB, can you teach your cat to shoot them spiders with her sniper?

What, and take her eye off the thread? :biggrin: She does like batting them around with her paw though. :rolleyes:

mattmns
Mar16-05, 06:36 PM
Dang, I was hoping you would tell her to get the spiders so I could get the thread. :cry:

Moonbear
Mar16-05, 06:43 PM
She's a very clever kitty. She wouldn't fall for such an easy ruse.

dextercioby
Mar16-05, 06:43 PM
Good bye,everyone!!I might be back someday


Daniel.

Moonbear
Mar16-05, 06:45 PM
Good bye,everyone!!I might be back someday


Daniel.

Bye??? Where are you going? Have you given up on this thread?

LOL - just saw the white text! :rofl:

mattmns
Mar16-05, 07:06 PM
Ummm, bye Dex :cry:

Moonbear
Mar16-05, 07:48 PM
mattmns, isn't it past your bedtime yet?

*starts humming Brahm's lullaby* :zzz:

mattmns
Mar16-05, 07:59 PM
Yeah it is almost time for my bedtime. I usually go to bed at about 8 on mw, and 11-12 every other day. Darn school!

Moonbear
Mar16-05, 08:04 PM
In bed by 8?! That's a bit early. What are you, old or something? :biggrin:

Evo
Mar16-05, 08:07 PM
Yeah it is almost time for my bedtime. I usually go to bed at about 8 on mw, and 11-12 every other day. Darn school!Awww, goodnight matt.

Gale
Mar16-05, 08:10 PM
Good bye,everyone!!I might be back someday


Daniel.


Oh, i know you'll be back... you won't be able to resist. Good luck Daniel.

mattmns
Mar16-05, 08:16 PM
No MB, I like to get a solid 8hrs of sleep before school. I have 5 straight classes on tuesday/thursday starting at 7:30am. I would not be able to last the day if I only got a few hours of sleep.

mattmns
Mar16-05, 08:21 PM
^wow, I sound really cranky there lol. Guess I really need to get to bed :smile:

Moonbear
Mar16-05, 08:40 PM
I couldn't fall asleep at 8 pm if I tried! I'd just be lying in bed tossing and turning for the next 4 hours (I almost never fall asleep before midnight unless I'm sick).

BicycleTree
Mar17-05, 03:49 AM
time stamp 4:48 AM EST (sleep is for the weak)

mattmns
Mar17-05, 05:35 AM
4:36 am right here

Moonbear
Mar17-05, 10:03 AM
No wonder you had to go to sleep so early if you're awake by 4:30! Do you usually need 3 hours to get ready for a 7:30 class? :bugeye:

mattmns
Mar17-05, 04:26 PM
No, but I like to be up for a little bit before I start school. I also eat breakfast, and usually leave at about 6:35-40ish.

Moonbear
Mar17-05, 04:37 PM
Darn you! This thread was quickly sinking down the page. Last I looked, it was nearly 3/4 of the way down, ready to be buried, and here you drag it back out again. :biggrin:

mattmns
Mar17-05, 04:43 PM
Sorry o:)

Moonbear
Mar17-05, 04:48 PM
No you're not, and we both know it! :biggrin:

mattmns
Mar17-05, 04:53 PM
Yeah you are right. I came here, and the first thing I did was find this thread and post in it :tongue2:

Moonbear
Mar17-05, 05:28 PM
You're addicted to thread killing. A terrible affliction, isn't it?

mattmns
Mar17-05, 05:33 PM
It is quite terrible indeed.

Moonbear
Mar17-05, 06:02 PM
I can't think of any witty comeback to that. :frown:

mattmns
Mar17-05, 06:08 PM
Well then you should have not posted, you should have let me kill the thread :smile:

Artman
Mar17-05, 06:21 PM
You're addicted to thread killing. A terrible affliction, isn't it?
It is quite terrible indeed.

I can't think of any witty comeback to that. :frown:(I've got one.)

Knowing you're addicted is the first step in seeking a cure. I think you should go and seek the serious help that you need to overcome this terrible affliction. I will remain here with the thread. :biggrin:

mattmns
Mar17-05, 06:29 PM
Not bad Artman, not bad at all.

Moonbear
Mar17-05, 07:34 PM
(I've got one.)

Knowing you're addicted is the first step in seeking a cure. I think you should go and seek the serious help that you need to overcome this terrible affliction. I will remain here with the thread. :biggrin:

We can't leave you with the thread. There was just a little bit of puking in the thread and you ended up spending 3 days in bed. How can we allow someone who lets illness interfere with thread-watching duties take care of a delicate thread like this one?

Artman
Mar18-05, 09:20 AM
We can't leave you with the thread. There was just a little bit of puking in the thread and you ended up spending 3 days in bed. How can we allow someone who lets illness interfere with thread-watching duties take care of a delicate thread like this one?
:redface: Yes. :tongue:



Delicate? This thread is harder to kill than a rich relative. :devil:

:uhh: <Did I say that outloud?> :redface: :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar18-05, 09:28 AM
:redface: Yes. :tongue:



Delicate? This thread is harder to kill than a rich relative. :devil:

:uhh: <Did I say that outloud?> :redface: :biggrin:

:rofl: But I'm getting better at stunning it for prolonged periods of time. I can sense it's getting weaker, it can't keep up the fight for much longer. Muwahahahahahahaha!!!! :devil:

Artman
Mar18-05, 09:58 AM
I'm going to post a new thread soon. I'm asking you all to come to a meeting there. It will be at the "Genco Olive Oil Co." here on GD. Watch for it.

Artman
Mar18-05, 10:03 AM
<Luca, a large shifty character, sneaks into the thread carrying a package wrapped in plain brown paper. He looks around him and seeing no one around he places it where it won't be seen. He exits quickly.>

Moonbear
Mar18-05, 10:06 AM
<Luca, a large shifty character, sneaks into the thread carrying a package wrapped in plain brown paper. He looks around him and seeing no one around he places it where it won't be seen. He exits quickly.>

Not easily seen, but quickly smelled. :yuck: Fish heads! Ugh! Better clear everyone out of the thread until we can air the place out again. Darn thread mafia!

Artman
Mar18-05, 10:10 AM
Better listen to Moonbear.

Meeting at the Genco Olive Oil Co. (http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=67772)

Moonbear
Mar18-05, 10:22 AM
Yeah, Moonbear will take care of this thread good, see. Anybody interfering will just hafta go wit' it, see. :devil: We keep it all within the family, see.

Artman
Mar18-05, 03:20 PM
<A sinister figure, wearing a dark trench coat, crosses the thread. He's dragging a heavy, sort of horsehead shaped, object in a blanket behind him. He slips the object into bed with the thread, pulls the covers over it. He sneaks away leaving the unsuspecting thread in bed, but not completely alone.>

Moonbear
Mar18-05, 03:43 PM
Do you think after all this thread has been through that it's going to be scared off by a little horsehead in bed? It's already hiring a hitman to take out the hitman! :rofl: :devil:

BicycleTree
Mar18-05, 08:21 PM
Time Stamp 9:21 EST (You have to be a good marksman to shoot a thread)

Smurf
Mar18-05, 08:35 PM
this is getting out of control.

Moonbear
Mar18-05, 08:54 PM
No, no, we have everything under control here. Just step back and give the thread some room while us professionals take care of it.

BicycleTree
Mar18-05, 08:57 PM
Knowing this thread it may use itself to sew the horse's head back on the horse and turn it into a zombie... and use the horse to trample the hitman.

Evo
Mar18-05, 09:05 PM
Knowing this thread it may use itself to sew the horse's head back on the horse and turn it into a zombie... and use the horse to trample the hitman. :surprised :bugeye: :surprised

Moonbear
Mar18-05, 09:08 PM
Ooh, good idea. I'll suggest it to the thread. :devil:

Ivan Seeking
Mar18-05, 09:20 PM
escape this thread here (http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?p=497286#post497286)

Moonbear
Mar18-05, 09:22 PM
escape this thread here (http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?p=497286#post497286)

:rofl: You're just evil! :devil: Where have you been this thread's whole life???

BicycleTree
Mar18-05, 09:27 PM
Ooh, good idea. I'll suggest it to the thread. :devil:
Everything posted in the thread is automatically a part of the thread's mind! We cannot talk safely here.

Moonbear
Mar18-05, 09:31 PM
Everything posted in the thread is automatically a part of the thread's mind! We cannot talk safely here.

What about if we use the cone of silence?

BicycleTree
Mar18-05, 09:36 PM
Then we unwittingly teach the thread Zen.

Evo
Mar18-05, 09:55 PM
What about if we use the cone of silence?Then only the thread will know what we're planning because we won't be able to hear each other. :tongue:

Moonbear
Mar18-05, 10:12 PM
Then only the thread will know what we're planning because we won't be able to hear each other. :tongue:

Drat! Foiled again! :devil: :grumpy: *mumble grumble*

Artman
Mar18-05, 10:58 PM
Then only the thread will know what we're planning because we won't be able to hear each other. :tongue:That's why I called the meeting at the Olive Oil Co.

By the way does anyone else hear that ticking?











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tick

Moonbear
Mar18-05, 11:00 PM
Ticking? What ticking? Must be your imagination.




tick


















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tick

Oh, by the way, this package was delivered for you today.
*hands Artman package wrapped in plain brown paper, no return address listed*

ramollari
Mar19-05, 03:50 AM
Good bye,everyone!!I might be back someday


Daniel.

I'm not seeing Daniel lately! This seems to be his last post.
:cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:

arildno
Mar19-05, 04:03 AM
I'm not seeing Daniel lately! This seems to be his last post.
:cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:
I find it unforgivable of Daniel to spend more time with his girlfriend than here at PF...:grumpy:

ramollari
Mar19-05, 04:16 AM
Yes, there are more important matters here that he is neglecting. :mad:

Moonbear
Mar19-05, 10:30 AM
I find it unforgivable of Daniel to spend more time with his girlfriend than here at PF...:grumpy:

I find it unforgiveable that he hasn't introduced his girlfriend on PF. Afterall, couples who PF together stay together...er...um...something like that anyway.

arildno
Mar19-05, 11:42 AM
Agreed!
What right do they have to snuggle together without a laptop between them? :grumpy:

Moonbear
Mar19-05, 01:05 PM
Agreed!
What right do they have to snuggle together without a laptop between them? :grumpy:

:rofl: Birth control for geeks? :tongue2:

Artman
Mar19-05, 01:41 PM
Ticking? What ticking? Must be your imagination.




tick


















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tick














tick

Oh, by the way, this package was delivered for you today.
*hands Artman package wrapped in plain brown paper, no return address listed*
My package is ticking? :tongue2:

Moonbear
Mar19-05, 02:41 PM
My package is ticking? :tongue2:

It seems so. Better be careful it doesn't explode! :tongue2:

Chrono
Mar19-05, 05:01 PM
It seems so. Better be careful it doesn't explode! :tongue2:

It could be a clock.

Moonbear
Mar19-05, 06:19 PM
It could be a clock.

LOL! It could be. Reminds me of a story some folks around here told me (it happened before I started working here). Shortly after 9/11, when everyone (okay, not everyone, but a lot of people) were running around with that mass panic attitude, someone here pulled the fire alarms and called the bomb squad in because he heard beeping coming from one of the lockers. It was nothing but a regular timer like everybody uses in the labs here that one of the students had left in their locker (if the batteries run low, they will just beep every few minutes to warn you to replace the batteries). :rolleyes: Of course it also told everyone that this guy doesn't get into his lab very often if he can't recognize the beep of a lab timer (half the time the problem is figuring out whose timer is beeping, not that it is a timer). Anyway, people love sharing that story around here. :tongue2:

Artman
Mar20-05, 08:11 PM
It seems so. Better be careful it doesn't explode! :tongue2:It could go off at any second! :yuck: :tongue2: :surprised

Moonbear
Mar20-05, 08:17 PM
It could go off at any second! :yuck: :tongue2: :surprised

Darn you! I had the thread for OVER 24 hours! It was creeping way down the page, I was sure it was a goner this time. The poor thread just wants to die peacefully and you keep putting it back on life support. :cry:

BicycleTree
Mar20-05, 08:52 PM
Time stamp 9:52 PM EST (Don't get any illusions. This thread has multiple dedicated posters.)

Moonbear
Mar20-05, 09:19 PM
This poor thread, it's just hanging on by a...um...thread. :uhh:

BicycleTree
Mar20-05, 11:30 PM
This thread has the elixir of life and will never, ever die.

Math Is Hard
Mar20-05, 11:41 PM
Nope. I've had it with this. I'm taking out this thread's feeding tube.
*shnnnuuuurrr-pop!*
There. We'll see how long it lives on it's own.

Pengwuino
Mar20-05, 11:46 PM
What the, whats this thread about lol

Moonbear
Mar20-05, 11:49 PM
What the, whats this thread about lol

Nothing. It should be long dead, but people keep giving it a stay of execution. :tongue2:

Pengwuino
Mar20-05, 11:54 PM
I thought only the governor/moderator can do such things :P

Moonbear
Mar20-05, 11:57 PM
I thought only the governor/moderator can do such things :P

Well, Congress keeps meddling too.

*gets big syringe and fills it with blue stuff* :devil:

BicycleTree
Mar21-05, 12:01 AM
Joking aside, it's impossible for this thread to die. The nearer it gets to death the more people are motivated to post in it.

Argentum Vulpes
Mar21-05, 12:10 AM
*gets big syringe and fills it with blue stuff* :devil:

Wouldn't air be more cost effective? :wink:

BicycleTree
Mar21-05, 12:15 AM
Do you ever wonder how your conversations would be without smilies?

Argentum Vulpes
Mar21-05, 12:31 AM
HOW dare you sugest something so draconian and inhuman! For shame

Moonbear
Mar21-05, 12:46 AM
HOW dare you sugest something so draconian and inhuman! For shame

You're right, that was just wrong of BicycleTree to suggest posts without smilies!!! :grumpy: :mad: Never, ever take away our smilies! :devil:

Anyone have any idea where the veins are in a thread? I can't seem to find one. :confused:

BicycleTree
Mar21-05, 12:47 AM
No, seriously, read some of your posts and mentally remove the smilies from them. They read very differently.

Math Is Hard
Mar21-05, 12:48 AM
Anyone have any idea where the veins are in a thread? I can't seem to find one. :confused:
I believe the thread has become dehydrated from the dry wit.

Argentum Vulpes
Mar21-05, 12:50 AM
Isn't the thread on life support? If so just shoot it into the IV lines that should do the trick. :biggrin:

BicycleTree
Mar21-05, 12:53 AM
The best way to destroy a thread is by burning.

Moonbear
Mar21-05, 12:56 AM
Isn't the thread on life support? If so just shoot it into the IV lines that should do the trick. :biggrin:

Goodbye sweet thread, you were dearly loved! :cry:

*slowly begins injecting blue stuff into IV line*

Argentum Vulpes
Mar21-05, 01:00 AM
But what do we set on fire? Tell me and I've got 20 gallons of rocket fuel that could be atomized in the general area of the thread the one spark and poof no more thread, (and half of the city block it was on :devil: )

I believe the thread has become dehydrated from the dry wit.

I'll have a dry martini shaken not stirred...oh no....computer being....taken...over by......the spirit of .....Shan....Connery.....Best Bond.....ever

Math Is Hard
Mar21-05, 01:04 AM
I'll have a dry martini shaken not stirred...oh no....computer being....taken...over by......the spirit of .....Shan....Connery.....Best Bond.....ever
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Someone else take the night shift. I'm pooped.

Now I lay me down to sleep,
I'll leave for you this thread to keep,
If it should die before I wake,
Don't post again for pity's sake.

Argentum Vulpes
Mar21-05, 01:10 AM
Someone else take the night shift. I'm pooped.

Now I lay me down to sleep,
I'll leave for you this thread to keep,
If it should die before I wake,
Don't post again for pity's sake.

And now for a bit of creepiness as I read this post Enter Sandman by Metalica started playing on the radio. This is getting really weird.

BicycleTree
Mar21-05, 01:18 AM
That sounds like a good name for a song. I don't think I've heard it though. Have you heard "misery" by Greenday?

Moonbear
Mar21-05, 01:21 AM
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Someone else take the night shift. I'm pooped.

Now I lay me down to sleep,
I'll leave for you this thread to keep,
If it should die before I wake,
Don't post again for pity's sake.

Don't worry, it will all be over soon. As soon as I'm done injecting the blue stuff, I'll light the match to destroy all the evidence (and make Argentum happy...I'm more and more convinced there's a pyromaniac gene on the Y chromosome). :biggrin:

BicycleTree
Mar21-05, 01:30 AM
I came up with the burning.

Moonbear
Mar21-05, 01:39 AM
I came up with the burning.

:redface: Sorry. *hands BicycleTree a matchbook* Would you care to do the honors?

Argentum Vulpes
Mar21-05, 01:41 AM
...Have you heard "misery" by Greenday?

Can't say that I have, the radio station that I listen to plays mostly metal rock, and regular rock & roll from the 70's 80's and early 90's.

And yes Moonbear BicycleTree did suggest the burning I just suggested the means to the end. And for the pryo gene found only in men i have to slightly disagree with you my Mom is a pyro (had to have the house with the fire place) and one of my exes was more of a pyro than me. It was surprising that on camping trips there was any brush or combustibles left in the forest.

Moonbear
Mar21-05, 01:42 AM
And yes Moonbear BicycleTree did suggest the burning I just suggested the means to the end. And for the pryo gene found only in men i have to slightly disagree with you my Mom is a pyro (had to have the house with the fire place) and one of my exes was more of a pyro than me. It was surprising that on camping trips there was any brush or combustibles left in the forest.

Ah, good to know. It might still be genetic then, but not on the Y chromosome. :rofl:

Argentum Vulpes
Mar21-05, 01:49 AM
Ah, good to know. It might still be genetic then, but not on the Y chromosome. :rofl:

You won't get any argument on that from me. Hey lets start a fund to find out which gene it is then the pharmcuitals can develop a drug to get all of you non pyros to start liking fire.

hehehehe Burn them ALL!!!!!!! :devil:

Moonbear
Mar21-05, 02:12 AM
You won't get any argument on that from me. Hey lets start a fund to find out which gene it is then the pharmcuitals can develop a drug to get all of you non pyros to start liking fire.

hehehehe Burn them ALL!!!!!!! :devil:

*dons asbestos suit* As long as we get the thread first!

Mk
Mar21-05, 03:39 AM
That sounds like a good name for a song. I don't think I've heard it though. Have you heard "misery" by Greenday?
Green Day! Wooo! That's my favorite band ever. Although I've never heard of that song... and its not on iTunes either.

dextercioby
Mar21-05, 04:04 AM
What's the catch with this thread...?:surprised:

ramollari
Mar21-05, 07:10 AM
What's the catch with this thread...?:surprised:

A place where people who have nothing to say can say something
:approve:

Astronuc
Mar21-05, 09:49 AM
I was trying to stay out of this thread, but what the hay.

Who is the leading poster here?

Also, it seems like a good place to dump some really important stuff - :biggrin:

Democracy is that form of government where everybody gets what the majority deserves. (I think Russ will like this one)

Diplomacy is the ability to tell someone to "get lost" in such a way that they look forward to the trip.

Diplomacy is the art of letting someone else have your way.

Diplomacy is the art of saying "nice doggy" until you find a large enough rock.

Do not believe in miracles, rely on them.

Do someone a favor and it becomes your job.

Do whatever your enemies do not want you to do.

Doing a good job around here is like wetting your pants in a dark suit; you get a warm feeling, but nobody notices.

Don't be irreplaceable; if you cannot be replaced, you cannot be promoted.

Don't be so open minded that your brain falls out.

Don't bite the hand that has your paycheck in it.

Don't blame me; nobody asked my opinion.

Don't do today that which can be put off till tomorrow.

Don't force it, get a bigger hammer.

Don't get lost in the shuffle, shuffle along with the lost.

Don't lend people money...it gives them amnesia.

Don't let your mouth write no check that your tail can't cash. - Bo Diddley

Don't look back, something may be gaining on you.

Don't make your doctor your heir.

Don't mess with Mrs. Murphy!

Don't permit yourself to get between a dog and a lamppost.

Don't stop to stomp on ants when the elephants are stampeding.

Don't try to have the last word; you might get it.

Don't worry about the sand in the Vaseline, they don't use it anyway.

Due to recent budget cuts and downsizing, the light at the end of the tunnel has been turned off.

Each problem solved introduces a new unsolved problem.

Eagles may soar, free and proud, but weasels never get sucked into jet engines.

Early to rise and early to bed makes a man healthy and wealthy and dead.

Eat the rich. The poor are tough and stringy.

Efficiency is a highly developed form of laziness.

Moonbear
Mar21-05, 10:59 AM
I was trying to stay out of this thread, but what the hay.

Who is the leading poster here?

I am!! :biggrin: I've given the thread quite a few knockout punches, but they keep resuscitating it. :frown:

Also, it seems like a good place to dump some really important stuff - :biggrin:

Dumping? Now you think this is a dumping ground? The poor poor little thread. :uhh:

Astronuc
Mar21-05, 11:01 AM
Moonbear, I am not surprised if you are the leader here.

Sorry about 'dump' - poor choice of word. I should've stated - this seems the appropriate venue to impart these important points of wisdom. :biggrin:

Not that they are really important.

ramollari
Mar21-05, 11:02 AM
Who is the leading poster here?


Just have a look around. It is Moonbear, but temporarily.

Moonbear
Mar21-05, 03:00 PM
Sorry about 'dump' - poor choice of word. I should've stated - this seems the appropriate venue to impart these important points of wisdom. :biggrin:

Oh, okay. In that case, I'm sure they will be very comforting to the thread in its final hours. :approve:

*slips syringe containing orange liquid from pocket and injects thread's IV line*

arildno
Mar21-05, 04:26 PM
Hmm..moonbear, I thought you'd developed a maternal instinct for this thread.

Evidently, you are the Devouring Mother type, like the Kali goddess in Hindu mythology.

Do you have kids, by the way?

BicycleTree
Mar21-05, 04:29 PM
Good afternoon, Dr. Shipman.

(Time stamp 5:28 PM EST)
(thread ain't half dead)

Moonbear
Mar21-05, 04:29 PM
Hmm..moonbear, I thought you'd developed a mother instinct for this thread.

Evidently, you are the Devouring Mother type, like the Kali goddess in Hindu mythology.

Do you have kids, by the way?

I don't think I'm very good at being maternal. :rolleyes: Just trying to put this thread out of its misery.

BicycleTree
Mar21-05, 04:56 PM
This thread's not in misery, it's in its prime.

Chrono
Mar21-05, 08:39 PM
This thread's not in misery, it's in its prime.

Isn't your post number for this thread prime?

Moonbear
Mar21-05, 09:44 PM
Isn't your post number for this thread prime?

Which makes this post past its prime. Die thread, die!!!! :devil: :mad: :devil: *takes out scissors and starts cutting thread into tiny pieces*

Chrono
Mar21-05, 09:46 PM
Which makes this post past its prime. Die thread, die!!!! :devil: :mad: :devil: *takes out scissors and starts cutting thread into tiny pieces*

You know we can just tape the pieces back together. :tongue2:

Moonbear
Mar21-05, 09:50 PM
You know we can just tape the pieces back together. :tongue2:

*sniffle* You're so cruel, just patching this thread together and propping it up for your own pleasure. Just let it die already. :tongue:

ramollari
Mar22-05, 01:20 AM
Good morning PF!

Moonbear
Mar22-05, 06:24 AM
Good morning PF!

Just couldn't let it slip away in its sleep, huh?

At this point, I'm not sure if we're thread-killers or thread psychopaths! :devil:

Astronuc
Mar22-05, 06:27 AM
Watch out. I will be forced to get an act of Congress and the European Union to keep this thread alive indefinitely. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar22-05, 07:06 AM
Watch out. I will be forced to get an act of Congress and the European Union to keep this thread alive indefinitely. :biggrin:

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! :surprised This is what happens when you get a bunch of really stubborn people all in one thread, especially stubborn people with the need to get in the last word. :devil:

Artman
Mar22-05, 07:21 AM
Watch out. I will be forced to get an act of Congress and the European Union to keep this thread alive indefinitely. :biggrin:I'll just rename it as a tax cut bill, and it will die a quick horrible death. :biggrin:

ramollari
Mar22-05, 07:46 AM
Some of the serious competitors (sth like Dex, Nietzsche, Bart, tribdog) are already out. Only Moonbear is still stubborn, and recently Astronuc. But MB will also surrender eventually!

Artman
Mar22-05, 08:24 AM
Some of the serious competitors (sth like Dex, Nietzsche, Bart, tribdog) are already out. Only Moonbear is still stubborn, and recently Astronuc. But MB will also surrender eventually!Once again, my ability to inhilalate a thread by just posting within it has been underestimated. :grumpy: Just for that, I am going to pull the plug on this thread.

<pitchunck, plop>

There, let's see how long this thread can last without power. :devil:













































































































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ramollari
Mar22-05, 08:53 AM
Once again, my ability to inhilalate a thread by just posting within it has been underestimated. :grumpy: Just for that, I am going to pull the plug on this thread.

<pitchunck, plop>

There, let's see how long this thread can last without power. :devil:
.

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Moonbear
Mar22-05, 09:09 AM
What sort of nonsense are the two of you up to? C'mon, you can do better by this thread than that! ramollari, don't think your late entry into this is going to be good enough to take the thread killing title. If you didn't have the guts to join in from the very beginning and outlast the other competition this long, you'll never beat me! :biggrin:

*pounces thread and runs*

Artman
Mar22-05, 09:11 AM
.Power came back there a little at the end. :tongue:

Must be the emergency generator.

I'm going to disconnect the fuel line to that...

<snip, wronk, wronk, wronk, siissssssss, pthhhhhp.>

There.













































































































































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Moonbear
Mar22-05, 09:15 AM
Power came back there a little at the end. :tongue:

Must be the emergency generator.

I'm going to disconnect the fuel line to that...

<snip, wronk, wronk, wronk, siissssssss, pthhhhhp.>

There.

*Uncaps fuel line*

ssssssssssssssssss

*strikes match*

BLAAAAAAAAAM

That should do it. Pardon me while I go draw in some new eyebrows.

BicycleTree
Mar22-05, 09:18 AM
I believe asbestos can be made into thread.

Artman
Mar22-05, 09:27 AM
I believe asbestos can be made into thread.The Romans made tablecloths out of it. When they finished a banquet, they would throw the cloth into the fire and burn the food off, then just take it out and rinse it off. Amazing stuff. Yeah this thread could be made out of that. I wonder if this thread could develop cancer or asbestosis? Hum.

Breath deep little thread. Here, let me tear that fiber for you to inhale. o:) :devil:

Astronuc
Mar22-05, 09:44 AM
I think this thread is interlaced with Kevlar. Indestructible. :biggrin:

BicycleTree
Mar22-05, 09:47 AM
I wonder why things are cleaned with water instead of with fire. You could put pottery or china into a medium hot fire and it would not be damaged, and that's what most dishes are made out of. Metal utensils could also be fire-cleaned. It seems like fire would clean more effectively than water (or when used in combination). In particular it sounds convenient to have a low-heat blowtorch to clean a sink.

Astronuc
Mar22-05, 09:53 AM
Well the usefulness of fire depends on temperature and composition of the combustion gases. If the fire is too hot, one can recrystallize or soften a metal. Also, if the flames are too lean (i.e. rich in oxygen), the metals may oxidize; too rich in carbon and metals will be carburized.

Metals and ceramics will also suffer from thermal fatigue. Heat up is not uniform and internal flaws will be subject to local stress concentrations. The differential stresses increase with flame temperature.

Food is a surface effect. Best just to wash it off without compromising the structural integrity of the dishes.

:biggrin:

Hey, this is PF, ya know!

Artman
Mar22-05, 09:53 AM
I wonder why things are cleaned with water instead of with fire. You could put pottery or china into a medium hot fire and it would not be damaged, and that's what most dishes are made out of. Metal utensils could also be fire-cleaned. It seems like fire would clean more effectively than water (or when used in combination). In particular it sounds convenient to have a low-heat blowtorch to clean a sink.My wife brought home a cooking stone that you cook pizza, cookies, roasts, all kind of things on. To clean it, you scape it with a plastic scraper, use a little water and a paper towel (never use soap), then put it back in the still-hot oven.

Artman
Mar22-05, 09:56 AM
In particular it sounds convenient to have a low-heat blowtorch to clean a sink.This reminds me of my brother inlaw. He would like a stainless steel kitchen, so he can just hose it down. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar22-05, 10:34 AM
This reminds me of my brother inlaw. He would like a stainless steel kitchen, so he can just hose it down. :biggrin:

Hey, I wouldn't mind that either. Hmmm...add it to my list of things for my next house: stainless steel kitchen with a floor drain. :approve:

BicycleTree
Mar22-05, 11:18 AM
An oven is only a few hundred degrees, and that doesn't damage stuff. You'd only need the fire to be hot enough to burn food matter--six or seven hundred degrees (Fahrenheit), say. Is there so much difference between 450 degrees and 600 degrees to a fork or cup?

lawtonfogle
Mar22-05, 11:48 AM
if it is plastic it wont matter. It would be a puddle.

How about installing fire sprinklers in the kitchen so it would clean itself every night and be dry by morning.

Astronuc
Mar22-05, 11:59 AM
First of all, from an energy standpoint - using hot water (say at 130°F (54°C)) would make more sense than to use an oven at 450°F (232°C) or 600°F (315°C).

As for the effect of tempertaure - lets assume the fork (cutlery) is stainless steel and the cup is something similar to whiteware ceramic. I am pretty sure 600°F (315°C) is below the recrystallization temperature, and one does not have to worry about transformations or oxidation until about 752°F (400°C).

Thermal fatigue at low temperature is not really a concern for metals, but would still be a concern for the ceramic. [I have had a cup handle break off while removing the cup from a dishwasher - mostly likely thermal cycling and fatigue damage].

Most ovens only get to about 500-550°F (260-288°C) and those temperatures will char food. And that is perhaps the key problem, some food will volatize, but the residue will char, and not be removed. In fact, a repetitive process may lead to accumulation of depositions, which then have to be scoured.

The Roman example was for asbestos where the flames 'burned' off the food. However, I imagine that there were some charred remnants.

I think it best to 'wash' the dishes with hot soapy water. :biggrin:

BicycleTree
Mar22-05, 12:56 PM
Laser-clean them! I imagine a "laser box" that you would put your plates and utensils into and shut the door, then press the button and whoosh, instant surface incineration. How much power would that take?

BicycleTree
Mar22-05, 01:03 PM
Any fool can see that soap and water are too slow ever to be practical.

Artman
Mar22-05, 01:08 PM
Laser-clean them! I imagine a "laser box" that you would put your plates and utensils into and shut the door, then press the button and whoosh, instant surface incineration. How much power would that take?I would think time would be the key element in this method. Lasers are a very precise light, not a broad sweeping type. Perhaps microwaves would work better?

In the meantime, I'm going to place this little thread in the microwave for 15 minutes and see what happens. :biggrin:

<Places thread on a microwave safe (I think) dish, places the dish and thread in the microwave, shuts the door, sets the cook setting on HI, punches in 15:00 minutes on the cooking time and presses the SART button.>
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Moonbear
Mar22-05, 01:21 PM
Oooh, the thread in the microwave makes pretty colors. :cool: Oooh aaah.

BicycleTree
Mar22-05, 01:36 PM
No way did this thread fit into a microwave.

Moonbear
Mar22-05, 01:39 PM
No way did this thread fit into a microwave.

It's a REALLY BIG microwave, specially designed by the physicists here for the purpose of killing this thread. :approve: Though, it doesn't seem to work very well, as it's just making pretty colors, but the thread seems to still be alive and kicking in there. Darn thing seems to be making a miraculous recovery. I think I better recheck the contents of that bottle of orange liquid I injected it with...perhaps potassium overdose has opposite effects on threads as it has on people. :confused:

Artman
Mar22-05, 01:57 PM
Gosh guys, don't open the microwave door while it's cooking! :yuck: And you really should just let it sit after the oven stops. :cool:

Moonbear
Mar22-05, 03:03 PM
Gosh guys, don't open the microwave door while it's cooking! :yuck: And you really should just let it sit after the oven stops. :cool:

Yeah, maybe it will run out of oxygen in there if the microwaves didn't kill it. :devil:

Artman
Mar22-05, 03:16 PM
Someone should go through the thread and see how many various attempts have been made on its life.

We've tried several within the past few pages alone:

Leathal injection, microwave, shutting down power and emergency power, lighting fire to its fuel source, calling it a tax cut bill, burning it...and that's just in the past few pages! Poor thread.

Moonbear
Mar22-05, 03:41 PM
Someone should go through the thread and see how many various attempts have been made on its life.

We've tried several within the past few pages alone:

Leathal injection, microwave, shutting down power and emergency power, lighting fire to its fuel source, calling it a tax cut bill, burning it...and that's just in the past few pages! Poor thread.

Wow, this thread sure has made quite a few enemies in its short life. :tongue2:

It's a pretty tough thread.

BicycleTree
Mar22-05, 08:26 PM
You know, when you post that stuff in a thread, all you do is make it _think_ about "lethal injection, microwave, shutting down power and emergency power, lighting fire to its fuel source, calling it a tax cut bill, and burning it." By posting into its mind, you just make it morbid. And prepared.

Astronuc
Mar23-05, 07:55 AM
Has anyone tried bio-chem warfare yet. If that doesn't work, there is the nuclear option, but watch out for MAD.

If that doesn't work, one may have to progress to anti-matter.

However, I now suspect that this thread is clever. There is nothing more sinister and enduring than a clever thread.

A bit of trivia regarding microwave radiation. To keep warm, sailors on watch would stand in front of the radar antenna. The radar (microwaves) heated their bodies in the cold ocean air.

Artman
Mar23-05, 08:33 AM
Has anyone tried bio-chem warfare yet. I tried to give it my stomach virus. Time to release the gas I guess.

Here is a franks and beans dinner. <hands big plate of franks and beans through computers to all posters.> Eat up. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar23-05, 08:55 AM
Has anyone tried bio-chem warfare yet. If that doesn't work, there is the nuclear option, but watch out for MAD.

Ooh, MAD gives me an idea (MADD). Here you go little thread, drink up. Chug! Chug! Chug! How about one more for the road? *hands thread the car keys and can of beer* Have a great time thread! :devil:

Artman
Mar23-05, 09:08 AM
Oooh! Beer to add to my franks and beans party! :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar23-05, 09:16 AM
Oooh! Beer to add to my franks and beans party! :biggrin:

Does everyone still have their gas masks? I think we're going to be needing them again very soon!


*pfffffft* Artman, was that you?! :yuck:

Artman
Mar23-05, 09:45 AM
Does anyone have any sauerkraut?

Was what me? :uhh:

Moonbear
Mar23-05, 02:10 PM
Does anyone have any sauerkraut?

Was what me? :uhh:

Well, that seemed to temporarily clear the room, but the thread seems immune to that too. :rolleyes:

Ooh, one more idea...*tosses thread into washer on hot water setting, then into dryer on high heat.*

Moonbear
Mar23-05, 03:07 PM
test..........

Hey! How'd you do that! Just when I was announcing the will reading for the thread, you come along and raise it from the dead again. :eek: :surprised

Evo
Mar23-05, 03:09 PM
Russ apparantly has magic powers beyond our comprehension. :bugeye:

Moonbear
Mar23-05, 03:19 PM
Russ apparantly has magic powers beyond our comprehension. :bugeye:

*builds shrine to Russ* It is so clear now the origin of his name must be because he can walk on water! Oh great one, you have brought a dead and buried thread back to life! We worship you! :devil:

:biggrin: :rofl:

russ_watters
Mar23-05, 03:31 PM
Hey! How'd you do that! Just when I was announcing the will reading for the thread, you come along and raise it from the dead again. :eek: :surprised How'd I do what? :tongue:

Artman
Mar23-05, 03:33 PM
Well, that seemed to temporarily clear the room, but the thread seems immune to that too. :rolleyes:

Ooh, one more idea...*tosses thread into washer on hot water setting, then into dryer on high heat.*I wouldn't switch on that switch, the gas is still pretty concentrated in here and...
BLAAAAAAMMMMMMM!!!!

Moonbear
Mar23-05, 04:08 PM
I wouldn't switch on that switch, the gas is still pretty concentrated in here and...
BLAAAAAAMMMMMMM!!!!

:rofl: Would you like to borrow my eyebrow pencil? :biggrin: Unfortunately, we already know the thread is completely immune to fire and explosions, I was just hoping I might be able to at least shrink it a bit to weaken it, but, it seems whoever guessed it's a kevlar thread is right.

(Did you even see it's bizarre behavior earlier? It was playing hide and seek, toying with us, playing dead hoping we'd go away. Fortunately, Russ noticed it peeking when it thought we weren't looking and called its bluff.)

BicycleTree
Mar23-05, 05:18 PM
Come on, come on, the thread is immortal.

Moonbear
Mar23-05, 06:43 PM
Come on, come on, the thread is immortal.

It seemed to be heading toward the light earlier today, but then it miraculously recovered again. I think it might be a demon thread. :rofl:

BicycleTree
Mar23-05, 07:12 PM
We are all demons.

Integral
Mar23-05, 07:50 PM
I keep playing with these buttons This looks like ahh.. not all that interesting how about this

Evo
Mar23-05, 08:06 PM
Uh, oh. I think Integral isn't going to give up until he "accidently" sends this thread into oblivion. :surprised

Hey Integral, maybe this thread might suddenly "disappear"? :rofl: Just a few careless "clicks" eh? :wink:

I wonder how much it would be worth to the would be killers to not have their precious thread "vanish"? :devil:

Personally, I'm running low on dark chocolate...

Integral
Mar23-05, 08:35 PM
I like chocolot a lot also.. but not sure what the problem is looks fine to me.

Evo
Mar23-05, 08:37 PM
The thread was acting strange earlier today, but it seems fine now.

Integral
Mar23-05, 08:42 PM
Looks fine from my side, can't help but wonder what was going on.
Wonder who will finlly kill this thread anyway?

Moonbear
Mar23-05, 09:33 PM
Oh, I see Evo got my chocolate delivery. :biggrin:

Die thread, die!!!!! :devil:

dextercioby
Mar24-05, 06:44 AM
It was dead=locked for a few hours...It's alive (or at least appears to be) now...Dunno for how long,though.

Daniel.

Artman
Mar24-05, 07:49 AM
I was worried about you, poor little thread. Someone had you all locked up. You were probably tied and gagged, laying on a mattress in someones basement waiting for them to come and do awful, cruel, vicious, things to you.

They can't get away with that! :grumpy:

I want to be the one who does cruel things to this thread. :grumpy: :devil:

Moonbear
Mar24-05, 09:17 AM
I was worried about you, poor little thread. Someone had you all locked up. You were probably tied and gagged, laying on a mattress in someones basement waiting for them to come and do awful, cruel, vicious, things to you.

Mattress? Why would we give the thread a mattress? It was chained to a pole. :devil:

Artman
Mar24-05, 04:09 PM
Mattress? Why would we give the thread a mattress? It was chained to a pole. :devil:That's awful! :eek:

Now, shut up and get down in the hole thread. I don't care if it is dark and cold, you don't need to see anything, and I'll make you a suit out of the skins of other dead threads to keep warm.

Oooh, creeping myself out again. :yuck:

Moonbear
Mar24-05, 04:14 PM
That's awful! :eek:

Now, shut up and get down in the hole thread. I don't care if it is dark and cold, you don't need to see anything, and I'll make you a suit out of the skins of other dead threads to keep warm.

Oooh, creeping myself out again. :yuck:

You're creeping me out too! :eek:

*starts pouring buckets of water into the hole*

mattmns
Mar24-05, 04:40 PM
Hmm not even going to read the other posts, just need this thread back in MY hands

Moonbear
Mar24-05, 07:12 PM
Hmm not even going to read the other posts, just need this thread back in MY hands

We thought you had abandoned the thread! Where have you been? The thread has felt very neglected lately.

*pours more water into the hole with the thread*

BicycleTree
Mar24-05, 07:23 PM
You know, threads don't have to breathe.

BicycleTree
Mar24-05, 07:25 PM
That's awful! :eek:

Now, shut up and get down in the hole thread. I don't care if it is dark and cold, you don't need to see anything, and I'll make you a suit out of the skins of other dead threads to keep warm.

Oooh, creeping myself out again. :yuck:
Suits are normally made out of thread!

Moonbear
Mar24-05, 07:31 PM
Suits are normally made out of thread!

A horribly gruesome practice, isn't it? I mean, think of all those innocent threads being slaughtered, just to wear them. :frown: :eek:

Integral
Mar24-05, 07:34 PM
Watch it Pilgrims.. I thought this thread was dead.

My trigger finger is gettin' itchy. Don't make me go pushn' any mo' buttons...


hear!

Kerrie
Mar24-05, 07:48 PM
67 pages later, and i finally got around to reading what this thread is all about.

mattmns
Mar24-05, 08:06 PM
^ I hope you did not read all 67 pages of this bs :smile:

Moonbear
Mar24-05, 08:11 PM
Watch it Pilgrims.. I thought this thread was dead.

My trigger finger is gettin' itchy. Don't make me go pushn' any mo' buttons...


hear!

:biggrin: You don't scare me! I'm well connected when it comes to chocolate. :tongue2:

Integral
Mar24-05, 08:24 PM
:biggrin: You don't scare me! I'm well connected when it comes to chocolate. :tongue2:
Hump! Wonder what I could get with a box of chocolate??? :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar24-05, 08:27 PM
Hump! Wonder what I could get with a box of chocolate??? :biggrin:

How big is the box? :tongue2: :wink:

Integral
Mar24-05, 09:24 PM
How big is the box? :tongue2: :wink:
Is that the only question?

Artman
Mar25-05, 08:49 AM
Is that the only question?Mine's bigger.



Box of chocolates that is.

mattmns
Mar25-05, 09:22 AM
^ so yours is smaller when it comes to other things?

Moonbear
Mar25-05, 09:32 AM
Is that the only question?

Nope. Is the box completely filled with chocolate? And is the box itself made of chocolate? And, what kind of chocolate is it? :biggrin:

BicycleTree
Mar25-05, 10:25 AM
Can chocolate be woven into flexible cloth?

Moonbear
Mar25-05, 11:02 AM
Can chocolate be woven into flexible cloth?

I don't think so. Chocolate is pretty brittle when cool, and warmer it melts. If the thread was made of chocolate, I would have eaten it on the first day; it would never have survived this long.

:rolleyes: Hmm...I wonder what chocolate covered thread tastes like though?

mattmns
Mar25-05, 12:14 PM
If you say so

Moonbear
Mar25-05, 12:56 PM
If you say so

Hmm...exactly 10 characters there. Coincidence? :rofl:

Artman
Mar25-05, 01:36 PM
^ so yours is smaller when it comes to other things?
Nope. It's bigger when it comes

to other things. :biggrin:

mattmns
Mar25-05, 02:11 PM
Hmm...exactly 10 characters there. Coincidence? :rofl:
Hmm must have been a coincidence, I thought about the 10 character rule, but I had a few words so I thought I would make it, and I did :smile:

Moonbear
Mar25-05, 02:26 PM
Nope. It's bigger when it comes

to other things. :biggrin:

*groan* :rolleyes:

mattmns
Mar25-05, 03:34 PM
so smilies count as more than 1 character huh

mattmns
Mar25-05, 03:35 PM
:surprised

Moonbear
Mar25-05, 03:36 PM
so smilies count as more than 1 character huh

Yup. :biggrin:

mattmns
Mar25-05, 03:38 PM
Wow that was quick. I was just staring at gd, and I saw that you had posted last on this thread, and I thought what in the hell.

Math Is Hard
Mar25-05, 04:15 PM
I think tribdog got off his leash again. Anyone seen him?

Moonbear
Mar25-05, 04:16 PM
Wow that was quick. I was just staring at gd, and I saw that you had posted last on this thread, and I thought what in the hell.

Just luck. I sensed you had posted and felt compelled to return to PF. What can I say, I've had such a long, tough day. I had a nearly 2 hour lunch as a good-bye for a visiting student, then helped her move the last of her stuff out of her apartment (a bunch of us had loaned her things so she would have some basic furnishings and cooking utensils, etc.), then back just in time for a reception, now I'm on PF, and soon will head out to dinner. Yep, really rough day. Actually, I do have stuff that needs to get done, just nothing I could get done in the small blocks of time I had today, so I will pay for it tomorrow when I have to work this weekend. :cry:

Moonbear
Mar25-05, 04:17 PM
I think tribdog got off his leash again. Anyone seen him?

Nope. Last I saw him, he was in the technology forum trying to find out how to stop someone from using his computer to send spam, or something like that. He just got high speed internet recently, and apparently didn't get a firewall with it, so I think he needs to do some damage control before he'll be back.

mattmns
Mar25-05, 04:19 PM
poor Trib, poor MB, poor Toby :cry:

Moonbear
Mar25-05, 07:32 PM
poor Trib, poor MB, poor Toby :cry:

Who's Toby?

Yeah, today was such a rough day. :rolleyes: Way too much food for me in one day. I'm sooooo full. :biggrin: These are the days that make academia a wonderful career choice. :approve:

franznietzsche
Mar25-05, 08:45 PM
Who's Toby?

Yeah, today was such a rough day. :rolleyes: Way too much food for me in one day. I'm sooooo full. :biggrin: These are the days that make academia a wonderful career choice. :approve:


Well i had a good day a few days ago :biggrin:

mattmns
Mar25-05, 08:52 PM
Who's Toby?
http://www.savetoby.com/ :cry:

franznietzsche
Mar25-05, 09:05 PM
http://www.savetoby.com/ :cry:


Wow, that guy is a real arsehole. Poor toby. :cry:

mattmns
Mar25-05, 09:32 PM
Yep, such a cute rabbit too :cry:

Moonbear
Mar25-05, 09:40 PM
http://www.savetoby.com/ :cry:

Oh, that Toby. What's scary, is there really are people making donations! It's up from the $12,000 it was at last time someone sent me a link to that site!

Danger
Mar25-05, 09:46 PM
Wow, that guy is a real arsehole. Poor toby. :cry:
Give Pamela Anderson his address. That'll fix him! :devil:

Moonbear
Mar25-05, 09:52 PM
Give Pamela Anderson his address. That'll fix him! :devil:

They had what's his name, the weird basketball player with all the piercings and tattoos who posed naked for Peta (:yuck: I personally thought that was a better ad for convincing people that we needed more fur to cover people up)...Dennis Rodman...that's it...anyway, he was on the Tonight Show, talking about posing for Peta, and then started talking about going out running with the bulls! Uh huh, he's really committed to the cause. LOL!

But, um, yeah, where's Peta when you really need them? But, you have to admit, it's a great scam! If he gets the money, he's 50 grand richer, and if he doesn't get it all, nobody's going to complain if he decides it was close enough to give the little bunny a reprieve.

BicycleTree
Mar25-05, 10:11 PM
Is it legal though

Moonbear
Mar25-05, 10:25 PM
Is it legal though

Which is what makes it such a great scam. :biggrin: Send me $50K or I'll eat my pet chicken! :devil:

Danger
Mar25-05, 10:32 PM
Which is what makes it such a great scam.
Hey! How do we know he even has the bunny? Maybe he just bought a picture of a bunny and he's faking us out. I mean, think about it... if it was a real bunny, wouldn't Hypatia have sniffed it out and eaten it already?

mattmns
Mar25-05, 11:23 PM
How long has the site been up? 19k, and it took him what, a few hours to make the site, a few bucks for the bunny, and of course the bandwidth on the site, that sounds great. *thinks of making scam websites and living easy for life*

BicycleTree
Mar26-05, 12:18 AM
Who's to say that he really did get $19,000, though? Seems hard to believe to me. He might be doing that just to make his site look good.

On the other hand, browsing the site, I see that he has a store of some kind. Many (maybe all) of the products have fake pictures on them so it may be a fake store. I don't know. But if it's real that may be where he's getting his money.

franznietzsche
Mar26-05, 01:06 AM
Who's to say that he really did get $19,000, though? Seems hard to believe to me. He might be doing that just to make his site look good.

On the other hand, browsing the site, I see that he has a store of some kind. Many (maybe all) of the products have fake pictures on them so it may be a fake store. I don't know. But if it's real that may be where he's getting his money.


Why lie about the $19,000 though? There is no real reason to. I find it more plausible that he has in fact got that money, rather than that he his faking that.

Danger
Mar26-05, 07:55 AM
Quick, Hypatia! Get over here and fetch that bunny! If it's going to be eaten, then it should be by us. (I'm still mad that the first one got away. :mad: )

Moonbear
Mar26-05, 09:47 AM
Quick, Hypatia! Get over here and fetch that bunny! If it's going to be eaten, then it should be by us. (I'm still mad that the first one got away. :mad: )

Meh, that cute bunny is just a tough old rabbit by now. It is cute in the pictures though. I like its caramel color.

mattmns
Mar26-05, 10:08 AM
Meh, that cute bunny is just a tough old rabbit by now. It is cute in the pictures though. I like its caramel color.
Yeah the bunny better be cute when he is going to cook it.

Moonbear
Mar26-05, 12:32 PM
Hey! How do we know he even has the bunny? Maybe he just bought a picture of a bunny and he's faking us out. I mean, think about it... if it was a real bunny, wouldn't Hypatia have sniffed it out and eaten it already?

If he doesn't really have the bunny, then it would be fraud. He has to have the bunny for it to be legal...I think. :confused: Could this be considered extortion?

mattmns
Mar26-05, 12:40 PM
^ look at his site, click on legal.

Sad news for me right now, I hope this is not true: My dad's, dad's, mom's, mom's, dad's, dad was born in Canada.

BobG
Mar26-05, 12:57 PM
Dang! He should have set a higher limit. The Hasenpfeffer and Lapin Braise look pretty good!

I kind of like that BBQ Cafe Jr Raglan T-shirt. The "Made In USA" appeals to my patriotic side, plus the T-shirt has kind of a nice bust line. Maybe I can set the T-shirt in the corner and look at it whenever I'm feeling depressed.

Edit: Oh, that is so cute - Toby wearing a "Save Toby" T-shirt (http://www.savetoby.com/gallery/12.php)

What a great idea! I'm copying his idea and I'm working on my website, as I speak. Unfortunately, I couldn't find a rabbit. I'm going to have to settle for a "Save Penny, the Cockroach" site.

Dang! I can't believe how fast those little suckers are! You'd think if you put a cockroach on a plate full of lettuce and carrots, it would stay on the plate long enough for you to get a picture. Now I'm going to have to reach way behind the refrigerator and try to find him .... Aaagh! He has friends! Aaugh! My hand!!

Moonbear
Mar26-05, 02:25 PM
Sad news for me right now, I hope this is not true: My dad's, dad's, mom's, mom's, dad's, dad was born in Canada.

Aww, so sorry, so very sorry. My condolences. :rofl:

mattmns
Mar26-05, 02:28 PM
Well I am just hoping that there were two Mary E. Bangles born in Iowa around 1867 *crosses fingers*

Moonbear
Mar26-05, 03:02 PM
Well I am just hoping that there were two Mary E. Bangles born in Iowa around 1867 *crosses fingers*

Oh, but of course, being such a common name and all that. :rolleyes: :biggrin:

BobG
Mar26-05, 03:36 PM
Well I am just hoping that there were two Mary E. Bangles born in Iowa around 1867 *crosses fingers*
Let me guess .... you finally found your long lost ancestor, Mary E. Bangles .... only to find out she died in infancy!

I hate it when ancestors do that!

mattmns
Mar26-05, 06:20 PM
Whoops I seem to have forgotten some punctuation or something. Her name was Mary Ellen Bangle.

Danger
Mar26-05, 06:28 PM
Her name was Mary Ellen Bangle.
So does that make Suzanna Hoffs a cousin or something? :confused:

mattmns
Mar26-05, 06:30 PM
Hmm I had to look up Sussana Hoffs, but I guess it could :confused:

Danger
Mar26-05, 08:18 PM
Hmm I had to look up Sussana Hoffs, but I guess it could :confused:
I'm just gonna lie here in the weeds for a while and see if anybody else picks up on that...

BicycleTree
Mar26-05, 08:37 PM
Google to the rescue! Suzannah Hoffs of The Bangles.

Moonbear
Mar26-05, 09:58 PM
Google to the rescue! Suzannah Hoffs of The Bangles.

Thanks, you just saved me the effort of googling. :approve:

mattmns
Mar26-05, 10:06 PM
googling, I wonder if that is an official word now?

Moonbear
Mar26-05, 10:09 PM
googling, I wonder if that is an official word now?

I'm sure if it isn't, we're probably only an edition of Webster's away from google officially being declared a verb.

mattmns
Mar26-05, 10:16 PM
googling, according to the pf spellcheck it is not :surprised

Moonbear
Mar26-05, 10:22 PM
googling, according to the pf spellcheck it is not :surprised

Have you ever googled google? What happens? Does it implode or anything?

mattmns
Mar26-05, 10:25 PM
I have, a few times on accident. You don't want to know what happens :surprised:

Evo
Mar26-05, 10:26 PM
What about ogling?

mattmns
Mar26-05, 10:28 PM
I just googled google, and the 5th website from the top is a critic of google :eek:

BobG
Mar26-05, 10:31 PM
What about ogling?
Typing "ogling" and then clicking the "I'm feeling lucky" button sure works for me: http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/weekly/aa072600a.htm.

Oh, wait a minute. I guess I should have read a little further:

It goes without saying — I hope — that it's unwise to take medical advice from supermarket tabloids and forwarded emails. Those who wish to increase their lifespans should try practicing common sense on a regular basis. It's more likely to help than any amount of breast ogling.

Danger
Mar26-05, 10:33 PM
What about ogling?
I find it less efficient than googling, but far more satisfying. :wink:

Moonbear
Mar26-05, 10:35 PM
I just googled google, and the 5th website from the top is a critic of google :eek:

:rofl: At least nobody can accuse them of being biased or censoring their searches in any way!

Moonbear
Mar26-05, 10:37 PM
Typing "ogling" and then clicking the "I'm feeling lucky" button sure works for me: http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/weekly/aa072600a.htm.

Oh, wait a minute. I guess I should have read a little further:

Hey!!!! I just tried the same thing and it gave me the same site. I thought it was supposed to pick something more randomly when you clicked the "I'm feeling lucky" button! :grumpy:

mattmns
Mar26-05, 10:38 PM
Im feeling lucky is usually the first, or top, result.

Evo
Mar26-05, 10:38 PM
Typing "ogling" and then clicking the "I'm feeling lucky" button sure works for me: http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/weekly/aa072600a.htm.

Oh, wait a minute. I guess I should have read a little further: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Danger
Mar26-05, 10:42 PM
Typing "ogling" and then clicking the "I'm feeling lucky" button sure works for me:
Thanks, but I'll save it for later. With you psychos all flitting around these threads like farts in a frying pan, who has time to go somewhere else. I can't keep up as it is. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar26-05, 10:45 PM
So, since it's only a few minutes from midnight here, and I'm thinking about chocolate, and we were talking about Toby the rabbit before...what part of the chocolate rabbit do you eat first? I'm a traditional bite the ears off first type.

Moonbear
Mar26-05, 10:46 PM
Thanks, but I'll save it for later. With you psychos all flitting around these threads like farts in a frying pan, who has time to go somewhere else. I can't keep up as it is. :biggrin:

You fry farts? I hope you don't mind if I decline any invitations for home-cooked dinners at your place. :rofl:

Danger
Mar26-05, 10:50 PM
a few minutes from midnight here
Where the hell are you, anyhow? I'm on 9:49.

what part of the chocolate rabbit do you eat first? I'm a traditional bite the ears off first type.
I don't celebrate Easter, of course, but I never turn down chocolate. I strike at the point of least resistance, which does usually turn out to be the ears. Sometimes the feet, though, if they're small...

Danger
Mar26-05, 10:53 PM
You fry farts? I hope you don't mind if I decline any invitations for home-cooked dinners at your place. :rofl:
Remember the afterburners on my car? The methane production isn't restricted to my being in a vehicle. Why pay for natural gas for your appliances? :biggrin:

Evo
Mar26-05, 10:53 PM
So, since it's only a few minutes from midnight here, and I'm thinking about chocolate, and we were talking about Toby the rabbit before...what part of the chocolate rabbit do you eat first? I'm a traditional bite the ears off first type.I could never eat my chocolate easter bunnies, so they would sit on my dresser until they grew fur. :blushing:

Danger
Mar26-05, 10:56 PM
I could never eat my chocolate easter bunnies, so they would sit on my dresser until they grew fur. :blushing:
Is this a cross-over from the 'Refrigerator' thread...?

mattmns
Mar27-05, 10:05 AM
So today is Easter?

Moonbear
Mar27-05, 10:31 AM
Where the hell are you, anyhow? I'm on 9:49.

That's 'cuz you're on left coast time, and I'm on right coast time. :rofl:


I don't celebrate Easter, of course, but I never turn down chocolate. I strike at the point of least resistance, which does usually turn out to be the ears. Sometimes the feet, though, if they're small...

I don't celebrate it either, at least not in the religious sense, but I do celebrate gift-giving, chocolate-eating holidays. :biggrin: And tomorrow is "Buy Easter Candy at Half Price Day." :tongue2:

mattmns
Mar27-05, 11:16 AM
Hmm, I was beginning to think that today was not easter. Usually yahoo and google make pretty graphics for each holiday, and I thought there would be a thread here about Easter. I guess people just do not care about it.

Danger
Mar27-05, 11:23 AM
And tomorrow is "Buy Easter Candy at Half Price Day." :tongue2:
That is one thing that I've really missed in the past 2 or 3 years. Used to be, the local IDA Drugs would put their surplus 1 lb. solid chocolate bunnies on sale for $1.00. I'd buy a dozen or so, toss 'em in the freezer (yes, with the 26-year-old moose), and eat 'em all year. Then it became a Rexall, and they don't sell that kind any more. I don't like hollow bunnies--too many crumbs.

mattmns
Mar27-05, 11:35 AM
Ok, I started an Easter thread, you lazy bums :tongue:

Those $1 rabbits sound like quite a deal, although I am not a big fan of chocolate.

Artman
Mar27-05, 01:38 PM
Chocolate is poisonous to some animals. I wonder if it could kill a thread?

Here thread, have some nice Easter candies. Have some chocolate rabbits, and cadbury eggs, and chocolate covered malted balls. o:)

<stuffs chocolate into the thread, being careful to avoid Moonbear, Evo and it would seem Danger as well, so that they don't grab it away from the thread> :devil:

Danger
Mar27-05, 01:48 PM
<stuffs chocolate into the thread, being careful to avoid Moonbear, Evo and it would seem Danger as well, so that they don't grab it away from the thread> :devil:
<Danger seruptitiously swaps Toby (yeah, Hypatia found him) for the chocolate bunny and runs like greased bacon through a goose's ***.> :biggrin:

Did I do that right? Never tried it before.

mattmns
Mar27-05, 01:50 PM
Looks ok to me. Personally I use *makes a quick note* either way it is clear, imo.

Moonbear
Mar27-05, 02:15 PM
Here thread, have some nice Easter candies. Have some chocolate rabbits, and cadbury eggs, and chocolate covered malted balls. o:)

<stuffs chocolate into the thread, being careful to avoid Moonbear, Evo and it would seem Danger as well, so that they don't grab it away from the thread> :devil:

Okay, the thread can have the Cadbury eggs (I never much liked them, though haven't had them in a very long time, so who knows). The malt balls are MINE though! The thread can't have them! (That was the one candy I could make myself sick eating because I'd eat so many of them...well, that and M&Ms).

Danger
Mar27-05, 02:21 PM
The malt balls are MINE though! The thread can't have them! (That was the one candy I could make myself sick eating because I'd eat so many of them...
So you're the one responsible for all of those poor malts out there that are incapable of reproduction... :rolleyes:

PS: Are you aware of your impact upon the brewery industry?

Math Is Hard
Mar27-05, 03:21 PM
If malts become extinct we'll know who to blame. I'm going to call PETM and tell them to keep an eye on Moonbear.

Danger
Mar27-05, 04:03 PM
If malts become extinct we'll know who to blame. I'm going to call PETM and tell them to keep an eye on Moonbear.
Should we start an International Malt Preservation Society and put her on the enemies list? :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar27-05, 04:49 PM
So you're the one responsible for all of those poor malts out there that are incapable of reproduction... :rolleyes:

PS: Are you aware of your impact upon the brewery industry?

Someone had to put a stop to their rampant reproducing. Malts are incredibly prolific! :rofl:

Danger
Mar27-05, 05:15 PM
Someone had to put a stop to their rampant reproducing. Malts are incredibly prolific! :rofl:
Wellll... alright then, but there'll have to some sort of quota. If they become endangered (parden the expression), a lot of beer drinkers are going to looking for you.

Evo
Mar27-05, 05:31 PM
Okay, the thread can have the Cadbury eggs (I never much liked them, though haven't had them in a very long time, so who knows). The malt balls are MINE though! The thread can't have them! (That was the one candy I could make myself sick eating because I'd eat so many of them...well, that and M&Ms).Chocolate covered malt balls have always been a favorite of mine.

Danger
Mar27-05, 05:43 PM
Chocolate covered malt balls have always been a favorite of mine.
Quick, MIH! Get that poster's name on the list!

Math Is Hard
Mar27-05, 06:58 PM
Quick, MIH! Get that poster's name on the list!
I'm all over it - just give me a second to finish these delicious chocolate-covered mal- er- meatballs! :biggrin:

Danger
Mar27-05, 07:19 PM
I'm all over it - just give me a second to finish these delicious chocolate-covered mal- er- meatballs! :biggrin:
What! A traitor in our midst?! I mean my midst... wait a minute! Am I alone here....? :cry: :confused: :cry:

BicycleTree
Mar27-05, 07:22 PM
What if someone gave you a chocolate covered malt ball and it had a long thread doubled over many times inside of it?

BicycleTree
Mar27-05, 07:27 PM
Disgusting mental image in white:

Oh, damn, that reminds me of those parasitic worms that grow curled up in pustules on human skin. :yuck:

Danger
Mar27-05, 07:38 PM
What if someone gave you a chocolate covered malt ball and it had a long thread doubled over many times inside of it?
Well, that pretty much describes seminiferous tubules, doesn't it? What did you expect?

Artman
Mar27-05, 09:23 PM
Quick, more chocolate! The thread is obviously getting sicker. :yuck: :biggrin:

Danger
Mar27-05, 09:46 PM
Quick, more chocolate! The thread is obviously getting sicker. :yuck: :biggrin:
Too late, perhaps... Danger strikes swiftly and insidiously. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar27-05, 09:59 PM
Quick, more chocolate! The thread is obviously getting sicker. :yuck: :biggrin:

You're right, it seems to be working. *Dunks thread in chocolate sauce*

franznietzsche
Mar27-05, 10:08 PM
It's been such a great week. I am so walking on clouds since wednesday.

Danger
Mar27-05, 10:15 PM
It's been such a great week. I am so walking on clouds since wednesday.
Seems to me that could present a traction problem...

franznietzsche
Mar27-05, 10:16 PM
Seems to me that could present a traction problem...


Doesn't matter, its all good.

mattmns
Mar27-05, 10:19 PM
Hmm something must have really changed Franz. He is not his usual jackass self :tongue:

Danger
Mar27-05, 10:24 PM
Hmm something must have really changed Franz. He is not his usual jackass self :tongue:
Had to be either good drugs, great sex, or a combination thereof. :wink:
(Lucy in the Sky with Pasties?)

franznietzsche
Mar27-05, 10:34 PM
Had to be either good drugs, great sex, or a combination thereof. :wink:
(Lucy in the Sky with Pasties?)


The ironic part is that its not any of those.

Danger
Mar27-05, 10:41 PM
The ironic part is that its not any of those.
Well... I'm out of answers then. Nothing else works for me.

franznietzsche
Mar27-05, 10:44 PM
Well... I'm out of answers then. Nothing else works for me.


Twas jsut a kiss. I feel a bit like a 13 year old girl being this excited about this, but in the context of the situation i was in it really does make sense. Really though, every few minutes i keep thinking what the hell is wrong with me, i don't get this happy about getting laid much less about just a kiss. But oh well. I am.

Math Is Hard
Mar27-05, 10:46 PM
Franz Has A Girlfriend! Franz Has A Girlfriend! Franz Has A Girlfriend! Franz Has A Girlfriend! Franz Has A Girlfriend! Franz Has A Girlfriend!
:tongue2:

franznietzsche
Mar27-05, 10:51 PM
Franz Has A Girlfriend! Franz Has A Girlfriend! Franz Has A Girlfriend! Franz Has A Girlfriend! Franz Has A Girlfriend! Franz Has A Girlfriend!
:tongue2:


Not quite there yet. A few months maybe.

Danger
Mar27-05, 10:55 PM
Twas jsut a kiss. I feel a bit like a 13 year old girl being this excited about this, but in the context of the situation i was in it really does make sense. Really though, every few minutes i keep thinking what the hell is wrong with me, i don't get this happy about getting laid much less about just a kiss. But oh well. I am.
Okay, kid, I hate being serious but... been there. A few times. Age isn't a factor in it. Last one was first time out with a 19-year-old woman that I loved more than anything; Lord of the Rings on my 46th birthday. Then she took me home to meet her mother (6 years younger than me) and I got welcomed into the family instantly. (I think that I miss them more than her. I was pretty light-headed for a couple of years about that.

mattmns
Mar27-05, 10:58 PM
46yr old guy with a 19yr old girl; Unless you are rich, I may have to consider moving to Canada when I get older.

franznietzsche
Mar27-05, 11:02 PM
Okay, kid, I hate being serious but... been there. A few times. Age isn't a factor in it. Last one was first time out with a 19-year-old woman that I loved more than anything; Lord of the Rings on my 46th birthday. Then she took me home to meet her mother (6 years younger than me) and I got welcomed into the family instantly. (I think that I miss them more than her. I was pretty light-headed for a couple of years about that.


I know you were making a point, but i'm not clear on which point.

Been there? Very few people have been in this particular type of situation, and if you have, you, like me, deserve to be dragged out and shot in all fairness. Only my sheer bullheadedness, a few rare moments of sheer social brilliance always accompanied by a healthy dose of luck have managed to put myself in my position. As happy as i am at the moment, its still not a good situation. Its just better than it has been.

Evo
Mar27-05, 11:06 PM
Twas jsut a kiss. I feel a bit like a 13 year old girl being this excited about this, but in the context of the situation i was in it really does make sense. Really though, every few minutes i keep thinking what the hell is wrong with me, i don't get this happy about getting laid much less about just a kiss. But oh well. I am.It's love. :approve:

Danger
Mar27-05, 11:08 PM
46yr old guy with a 19yr old girl; Unless you are rich, I may have to consider moving to Canada when I get older.
I am so far from rich that I'd have to take up begging to climb up to 'poor'. She just happened to think that I was 'cool' :cool:: (Poor deluded creature.) And she was awesome. 5' tall; 98 lbs; a body that couldn't have been closer to perfect if I'd drawn up the blueprints myself; beautiful face; super IQ; speaks 3 languages; has a foster daughter in Ethiopia... Then about when she hit 21, she turned into something else entirely. Unpleasant. Oh well...

franznietzsche
Mar27-05, 11:09 PM
It's love. :approve:


As a person who firmly believes that love is merely the grown up version of Santa Claus....i really don't know what else to call it...

Evo
Mar27-05, 11:14 PM
As a person who firmly believes that love is merely the grown up version of Santa Claus....i really don't know what else to call it...You have all the symptoms. I'm happy for you, it sounds like you held out and found the right girl. :approve:

Moonbear
Mar27-05, 11:14 PM
As a person who firmly believes that love is merely the grown up version of Santa Claus....i really don't know what else to call it...

Yep, you've definitely been bitten by the love bug. :approve: It's almost impossible to explain it, isn't it? It's just a feeling you know is it when you feel it.

Danger
Mar27-05, 11:18 PM
I know you were making a point, but i'm not clear on which point.
The point is that I know how much impact such a simple thing can have.



Been there? Only my sheer bullheadedness, a few rare moments of sheer social brilliance always accompanied by a healthy dose of luck have managed to put myself in my position.
Except for the 'luck' part... As for bullheadedness... you think it's easy for a guy like me to continue appearing cool to a woman like her? I had to keep my car radio on a hiphop station, eat sushi, let her cut and gel my hair, and a few things that I won't even mention. It was worth it, though. (I even like hiphop now, but I gag thinking about sushi.)

franznietzsche
Mar27-05, 11:23 PM
You have all the symptoms. I'm happy for you, it sounds like you held out and found the right girl. :approve:


Found? Found her a long time ago. Question of merely getting her (a task still not complete really).

Moonbear
Mar27-05, 11:26 PM
Except for the 'luck' part... As for bullheadedness... you think it's easy for a guy like me to continue appearing cool to a woman like her? I had to keep my car radio on a hiphop station, eat sushi, let her cut and gel my hair, and a few things that I won't even mention. It was worth it, though. (I even like hiphop now, but I gag thinking about sushi.)

I don't like hip-hop, but I LOVE sushi (I have to wonder why I bother with a kitchen when I prefer most foods raw or nearly raw anyway).

Danger
Mar27-05, 11:31 PM
I don't like hip-hop, but I LOVE sushi (I have to wonder why I bother with a kitchen when I prefer most foods raw or nearly raw anyway).
Get thee back to the 'Weird Food' thread, barbarian! :yuck:

Evo
Mar27-05, 11:36 PM
Found? Found her a long time ago. Question of merely getting her (a task still not complete really).Yes, but when you found her, you felt she was different, right? I remember you talking about her before. I'm glad that you are going after what you want. Finding the right person is so rare, and if you let it go, you may never find it again.

Moonbear
Mar27-05, 11:38 PM
Get thee back to the 'Weird Food' thread, barbarian! :yuck:

Nothing weird about sushi. :biggrin: Though, I do like the sea urchin one, which most people think is pretty weird (unless they're Japanese of course). :approve:

It's all part of my attempts at energy conservation. I don't waste energy cooking food that I can eat raw. :tongue2:

franznietzsche
Mar27-05, 11:42 PM
Yes, but when you found her, you felt she was different, right? I remember you talking about her before. I'm glad that you are going after what you want. Finding the right person is so rare, and if you let it go, you may never find it again.

No, not quite actually.

I first met her, 2 1/2 years ago. I actually found her attractive on multiple levels even then. But i was seeing someone else at the time, and we just became friends. The next semester we had a philosophy class together, which was the first time i ever had any serious intellectual discussions with her. The next fall, i broke up with my then girlfriend, and about a month later started pursuing this girl. That was a year and a half ago. Like i said, bullheaded am I.

Danger
Mar27-05, 11:49 PM
I do like the sea urchin one
If you mean the eggs, that was Sheena's favourite, and I kind of liked it too. Not because of the taste, but because they explode when you bite them. It's sort of like sardine-flavoured pop-rocks.



It's all part of my attempts at energy conservation. I don't waste energy cooking food that I can eat raw. :tongue2:
If you were serious about conservation, you'd eat only Jello. Think of all the energy you waste chewing.

franznietzsche
Mar27-05, 11:53 PM
If you mean the eggs, that was Sheena's favourite, and I kind of liked it too. Not because of the taste, but because they explode when you bite them. It's sort of like sardine-flavoured pop-rocks.


That's really gross actually



If you were serious about conservation, you'd eat only Jello. Think of all the energy you waste chewing.

Indeed. Storebought jello too, not the stuff you have to add water to yourself. Way too much effort there.

Moonbear
Mar28-05, 12:00 AM
If you mean the eggs, that was Sheena's favourite, and I kind of liked it too. Not because of the taste, but because they explode when you bite them. It's sort of like sardine-flavoured pop-rocks.

Nope, not eggs. Those are good too, but not the one I was talking about. Not many sushi places even offer it, because most Americans won't eat it. You have to go to a place where there are enough Japanese customers to make it worth their while putting it on the menu.

If you were serious about conservation, you'd eat only Jello. Think of all the energy you waste chewing.

Nope, Jell-O isn't for eating, it's for wrestling in. :tongue2:

franznietzsche
Mar28-05, 12:01 AM
Nope, Jell-O isn't for eating, it's for wrestling in. :tongue2:

:tongue2: :tongue2:

Danger
Mar28-05, 12:02 AM
Storebought jello too, not the stuff you have to add water to yourself. Way too much effort there.
Absolutely. Now if they could do something about making those lids easier to peel off... :wink:

Chronos
Mar28-05, 12:04 AM
I never much cared for sushi. Tastes like raw fish to me.

Moonbear
Mar28-05, 12:05 AM
Indeed. Storebought jello too, not the stuff you have to add water to yourself. Way too much effort there.

For me, it isn't so much the effort as the wait! When I'm in the mood for Jell-O, I'm in the mood for it NOW, not in 2 hours after it has cooled and solidified. Even if you do the ice-cube short-cut, it still takes a while to set.

Evo
Mar28-05, 12:07 AM
If you mean the eggs, that was Sheena's favourite, and I kind of liked it too. Not because of the taste, but because they explode when you bite them. It's sort of like sardine-flavoured pop-rocks.That would be caviar. MB is talking about sea urchin roe - called uni in Japan.

Moonbear
Mar28-05, 12:17 AM
That would be caviar. MB is talking about sea urchin roe - called uni in Japan.

Yep, that's it, uni. I was getting confused for a bit, because I did think it was eggs (that's what roe is), but they don't pop, like caviar, so then I thought maybe it wasn't the roe.

Danger
Mar28-05, 12:18 AM
That would be caviar. MB is talking about sea urchin roe - called uni in Japan.
That's what I meant. Sheena just told me that it was sea urchin eggs and shared her dish with me. I wasn't really into learning too many details. She had to guide me very carefully, because if I eat something that's touched a shrimp, I'd be dead.

Moonbear
Mar28-05, 12:22 AM
That's what I meant. Sheena just told me that it was sea urchin eggs and shared her dish with me. I wasn't really into learning too many details. She had to guide me very carefully, because if I eat something that's touched a shrimp, I'd be dead.

Oh, I see, she was the gold-digger type. I don't think I'd take someone with a shrimp allergy to a sushi place (or any kind of seafood place for that matter). Just no guarantee that there wasn't shrimp on the prep surface just before they made your sushi.

Danger
Mar28-05, 12:29 AM
Oh, I see, she was the gold-digger type.
Strangely enough, she knew that I don't have any gold and didn't care.


I don't think I'd take someone with a shrimp allergy to a sushi place (or any kind of seafood place for that matter). Just no guarantee that there wasn't shrimp on the prep surface just before they made your sushi.
It was her usual place, and she told the staff about me. They were very careful.

fifiki
Mar28-05, 12:29 AM
Oh poo. I've only been here a few days and I think I've already killed the "Separation between church and state" thread. Not a good sign. Gotta change tactics.

Sushi is the best thing since the round wheel. Nothing like a big platter of sushi to get me all excited.

Danger
Mar28-05, 12:34 AM
Sushi is the best thing since the round wheel.
I'm still partial to triangular wheels myself, but call me old-fashioned...

Moonbear
Mar28-05, 12:35 AM
Oh poo. I've only been here a few days and I think I've already killed the "Separation between church and state" thread. Not a good sign. Gotta change tactics.

Oh, don't let it worry you too much. Politics threads are especially frail and prone to being killed off quickly. It's a good place to start out honing those skills though. It'll take a lot more to kill this one. :biggrin:

Sushi is the best thing since the round wheel. Nothing like a big platter of sushi to get me all excited.

Has there been a wheel shape other than round? :rofl:

fifiki
Mar28-05, 12:38 AM
I'm still partial to triangular wheels myself, but call me old-fashioned...

But the square ones are so much fun, especially the bumps...and those darn right angles are so sexy...

Danger
Mar28-05, 12:44 AM
But the square ones are so much fun, especially the bumps...and those darn right angles are so sexy...
I think I'd better find out if you're male or female before I get too deeply into this conversation. :biggrin: (I'm not going to go by the name; I'm pretty sure that Moonbear isn't furry and MIH isn't a calculator.)

Math Is Hard
Mar28-05, 12:51 AM
(I'm not going to go by the name; I'm pretty sure that Moonbear isn't furry and MIH isn't a calculator.)
Well, I'm certainly not just a calculator! :grumpy: I am a reasonably complex algorithm under development at the MIT labs. As you can see, however, my Creators have a long way to go.

franznietzsche
Mar28-05, 12:52 AM
Well, I'm certainly not just a calculator! :grumpy: I am a reasonably complex algorithm under development at the MIT labs. As you can see, however, my Creators have a long way to go.

A very long way. But they've made some good progress, after all you do like aftershock. :rolleyes:

Danger
Mar28-05, 01:07 AM
A very long way. But they've made some good progress, after all you do like aftershock. :rolleyes:
No she doesn't. An Aftershock is red Sourpuss, tequila and a splash of Tabasco. I know this because I invented it:biggrin:

franznietzsche
Mar28-05, 01:11 AM
No she doesn't. An Aftershock is red Sourpuss, tequila and a splash of Tabasco. I know this because I invented it:biggrin:

Its yummy stuff is what it is :tongue2: :tongue2:

Advice: Never drink a whole bottle of it on your own the night before your last final. Finals on hangovers are not fun.

Math Is Hard
Mar28-05, 01:12 AM
It is obvious now that my Creators are drunken grad students. I am fortunate that I was never programmed to feel shame.

franznietzsche
Mar28-05, 02:00 AM
It is obvious now that my Creators are drunken grad students. I am fortunate that I was never programmed to feel shame.

Shame?

What is that?

Danger
Mar28-05, 02:06 AM
Advice: Never drink a whole bottle of it on your own the night before your last final. Finals on hangovers are not fun.
A tad late for that. Had I ever participated in a final final, which I didn't, it would have been long before you were born.

Danger
Mar28-05, 02:08 AM
It is obvious now that my Creators are drunken grad students. I am fortunate that I was never programmed to feel shame.
I forgot to ask if you're anatomically correct, or constructed solely for cerebral activities. :devil:

Artman
Mar28-05, 07:31 AM
It's love. :approve:Ahhh. Thread Killers in love!
:!!) :!!) :!!) :!!) :!!) :!!) :!!) :!!) :!!) :!!) :!!) :!!) :biggrin:

1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21
Mar28-05, 09:13 AM
isn't it amazing how threads get off-topic?

Fibonacci

Danger
Mar28-05, 09:30 AM
Never drink a whole bottle of it on your own the night before your last final.
Bottle? That must be something different. I was talking about the shooter. :yuck:
Is there a semi-final final, or are you just being redundant to confuse us? :biggrin:

Danger
Mar28-05, 09:32 AM
isn't it amazing how threads get off-topic?
That's pretty much the whole point of it... :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar28-05, 10:27 AM
Advice: Never drink a whole bottle of it on your own the night before your last final. Finals on hangovers are not fun.

Hangovers while giving finals are nearly as bad...worse...you don't get to sit down. When I was still a grad student and a TA, there were several TAs assigned to each exam room for finals and one who was "in charge" (the one who read the instructions and made the judgement calls on handling any problems that came up). Well, the TA "in charge" had a bit too much to drink when we all went out the night before the exam to celebrate the course being over. To her credit, she did make it to the exam room, and was thrilled when I brought her a gift-wrapped bottle of Excedrin (we were good friends and I knew how she was going to be feeling). She read the instructions and then kept disappearing out of the room. We thought it best not to inform the course coordinator that she spent most of the exam in the ladies' room vomiting. We decided in future years to have the end-of-year party AFTER the final. :biggrin:

Danger
Mar28-05, 10:49 AM
Hangovers while giving finals are nearly as bad
I don't get hangovers. :approve: (There should be a smiley for gloating.)

Moonbear
Mar28-05, 11:03 AM
I don't get hangovers. :approve: (There should be a smiley for gloating.)

That's just not fair!!! :cry:

I didn't used to get hangovers. I really don't get them much anymore either because I don't drink enough to get that drunk anymore, but there was a time in my late 20's when I realized my youthful resiliance was slipping away.

franznietzsche
Mar28-05, 04:24 PM
Hangovers suck. SO much.

So incredibly much.

Moonbear
Mar28-05, 04:42 PM
Hangovers suck. SO much.

So incredibly much.

They do. I haven't heard any recent stories of your drunken escapades. Has she been keeping you occupied with better things lately? :wink:

Danger
Mar28-05, 04:52 PM
Has she been keeping you occupied with better things lately?
Bloody hell, woman... don't bring that up again! You know what he was doing, right?! I figured it out last night. I had this damned thread on its last legs, and Nietzsche got into this whole girl thing just to keep me distracted while Artman stuffed it full of chocolate and nursed it back to health. A pox on both your houses!

Moonbear
Mar28-05, 05:58 PM
Bloody hell, woman... don't bring that up again! You know what he was doing, right?! I figured it out last night. I had this damned thread on its last legs, and Nietzsche got into this whole girl thing just to keep me distracted while Artman stuffed it full of chocolate and nursed it back to health. A pox on both your houses!

Both my houses? Cool, when did I get a second house? Can you give me the address? :biggrin:

franznietzsche
Mar28-05, 06:06 PM
They do. I haven't heard any recent stories of your drunken escapades. Has she been keeping you occupied with better things lately? :wink:


Well, being back home has kept me out of alcohol for a week. a week before last friday i was hungover during my last final though :frown: Not a pleasant day that was.

Danger
Mar28-05, 07:05 PM
Cool, when did I get a second house? Can you give me the address? :biggrin:
Well... it's not... I mean... if you really want to get technical about it... it's not exactly a house. Kinda more like... well... an imaginatively decorated corner of my basement... :redface:

Artman
Mar28-05, 07:40 PM
Well... it's not... I mean... if you really want to get technical about it... it's not exactly a house. Kinda more like... well... an imaginatively decorated corner of my basement... :redface:
Oooh, you're getting creepy too (I've been known to creep myself out from time to time.). :tongue:

BicycleTree
Mar28-05, 08:29 PM
This reminds me of that movie about Andy Kaufmann (sp?) starring that other comedian, whatshisname. Jim Carrey.

Danger
Mar28-05, 08:40 PM
Oooh, you're getting creepy too (I've been known to creep myself out from time to time.). :tongue:
Getting creepy? Your bio doesn't mention a birth date, but since you're still married and still working, I was probably creepy before you were born. :biggrin:
This reminds me of that movie about Andy Kaufmann (sp?) starring that other comedian, whatshisname. Jim Carrey.
Another Canuk export. 'Man On the Moon', from whence arose a truly enjoyable title song...

franznietzsche
Mar28-05, 09:04 PM
Getting creepy? Your bio doesn't mention a birth date, but since you're still married and still working, I was probably creepy before you were born. :biggrin:

Creepy. :bugeye:

BicycleTree
Mar28-05, 09:18 PM
I like Andy Kaufman as depicted in that movie. I think I understand him. Maybe I was Andy Kaufman in a past life. Or maybe not.

I also like that song.

Danger
Mar28-05, 09:31 PM
I like Andy Kaufman as depicted in that movie. I think I understand him. Maybe I was Andy Kaufman in a past life. Or maybe not.

I also like that song.
I actually saw the original real Andy do that Latka/Elvis transformation and it was incredible. I doubt that you were him in a past life (aside from the fact that I don't believe in reincarnation); you would pretty much have to have been born after he died.

BicycleTree
Mar28-05, 09:43 PM
I never looked up when Andy died until now. May 16, 1984. I was born in October 1984!

Evo
Mar28-05, 09:52 PM
I never looked up when Andy died until now. May 16, 1984. I was born in October 1984! :surprised :bugeye: :surprised

franznietzsche
Mar28-05, 10:16 PM
you would pretty much have to have been born after he died.


And most people on this forum were born after he died.

Moonbear
Mar28-05, 10:55 PM
I never looked up when Andy died until now. May 16, 1984. I was born in October 1984!

:eek: Thanks for making the rest of us feel old. :grumpy:

Moonbear
Mar28-05, 10:56 PM
And most people on this forum were born after he died.

You too. :grumpy:

(That's a reference to the post just above this one).

franznietzsche
Mar28-05, 11:05 PM
You too. :grumpy:

(That's a reference to the post just above this one).

You should be used to it by now, you never get any pop culture references made here any more :tongue: :wink:

Moonbear
Mar28-05, 11:16 PM
You should be used to it by now, you never get any pop culture references made here any more :tongue: :wink:

:cry: I'm old! I don't know what those young whippersnappers are talking about anymore! :cry:

Danger
Mar28-05, 11:18 PM
I never looked up when Andy died until now. May 16, 1984. I was born in October 1984!
Hey Franz! Now is the time to say 'creepy'. :eek:

Hey! Wait a minute... he can't be the reincarnation of Andy. Andy was funny.

Evo, I love the way you choreographed those little squeeky toys in your post.

Math Is Hard
Mar28-05, 11:24 PM
franz is going to be very funny as an old man. I am sorry I won't be around to see it.

Moonbear
Mar28-05, 11:25 PM
franz is going to be very funny as an old man. I am sorry I won't be around to see it.

:rofl: You're right. I can't wait until it's his turn!!!! :devil:

franznietzsche
Mar28-05, 11:27 PM
I am sorry I won't be around to see it.

Yeah, me too.

Danger
Mar28-05, 11:27 PM
franz is going to be very funny as an old man. I am sorry I won't be around to see it.
You've already booked your Florida retirement trailer? (Or is that just a Canuk thing too?)

Moonbear
Mar28-05, 11:29 PM
You've already booked your Florida retirement trailer? (Or is that just a Canuk thing too?)

I don't know where they keep finding more room in Florida for all those trailers the old people retire to. You could retire to Arizona instead and hang around with SOS if you wanted. That's the other state that seems to acquire a lot of retirees.

franznietzsche
Mar28-05, 11:32 PM
I don't know where they keep finding more room in Florida for all those trailers the old people retire to. You could retire to Arizona instead and hang around with SOS if you wanted. That's the other state that seems to acquire a lot of retirees.

Darn snowbirds.

Danger
Mar28-05, 11:43 PM
You could retire to Arizona instead and hang around with SOS if you wanted.
Well now... how about my semiretirement? For my real retirement, I would want some rest. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 12:19 AM
Well now... how about my semiretirement? For my real retirement, I would want some rest. :biggrin:

What good is retirement if you can't use it to have fun all day?

Math Is Hard
Mar29-05, 12:22 AM
What good is retirement if you can't use it to have fun all day?
No doubt - like my grandma says - "hey, you can sleep when you're dead!" :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 12:25 AM
No doubt - like my grandma says - "hey, you can sleep when you're dead!" :biggrin:

And I'll be really annoyed if any of my relatives decide to hold a seance and wake me back up! :grumpy:

Danger
Mar29-05, 12:27 AM
And I'll be really annoyed if any of my relatives decide to hold a seance and wake me back up! :grumpy:
You really think any of them would try that? I mean... once it's back in the bottle, you don't tweak the cork...

Math Is Hard
Mar29-05, 12:29 AM
I dunno.. can she do stuff like Jeannie after she's dead?

Danger
Mar29-05, 12:39 AM
I dunno.. can she do stuff like Jeannie after she's dead?
I believe we've already established in a couple of other threads that she has some unreasoning aversion to necrophilia.

Math Is Hard
Mar29-05, 12:42 AM
I just thought Moonbear would look cute in a Jeannie outfit. You can't disagree with me there.
But I can't see her saying "Yes, Master!" too readily.

Danger
Mar29-05, 12:50 AM
I just thought Moonbear would look cute in a Jeannie outfit. You can't disagree with me there.
No, I certainly can't. In fact... wait a second... my keyboard's moving around...
...where was I? Oh yeah, I think that I'd Superglue her eyelids open just to be on the safe side. Given half a chance, she'd probably turn me into a chocolate bunny.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 01:05 AM
I just thought Moonbear would look cute in a Jeannie outfit. You can't disagree with me there.
But I can't see her saying "Yes, Master!" too readily.

Not too readily, but for the right motivation. :uhh: o:) :rolleyes:

A Jeannie outfit sounds fun, and I already know how to flounce my ponytail around when I nod my head.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 01:06 AM
No, I certainly can't. In fact... wait a second... my keyboard's moving around...
...where was I? Oh yeah, I think that I'd Superglue her eyelids open just to be on the safe side. Given half a chance, she'd probably turn me into a chocolate bunny.

:devil: Muwhahahahahaha! I like that idea, a chocolate bunny. Gives brand new meaning to the phrase, "Bite me!" :rofl:

Danger
Mar29-05, 01:29 AM
:devil: Muwhahahahahaha! I like that idea, a chocolate bunny. Gives brand new meaning to the phrase, "Bite me!" :rofl:
Melts in your mouth, not in... Hang on a sec... :uhh: where are those censors...?

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 01:33 AM
Melts in your mouth, not in... Hang on a sec... :uhh: where are those censors...?


:yuck: :yuck: :yuck:

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 01:35 AM
Melts in your mouth, not in... Hang on a sec... :uhh: where are those censors...?

I'm a serious M&M addict. Recovering addict. I haven't touched M&Ms since...um...I can't remember, I seem to have blocked out all memory of that traumatic day I gave them up. :tongue2: Well, I'm pretty sure it counts as an addiction. If you put a 1 lb bag in front of me, I just keep eating them until I'm sick, and even then, I'll keep eating, no matter how bad I know it is for me.

Danger
Mar29-05, 01:43 AM
Melts in your mouth, not in... Hang on a sec... :uhh: where are those censors...?
Hey Moonbear; if that got 3 :yuck: 's from the poor kid, let's hope he never checks out 'What weird foods do you eat?' #3. :wink:

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 01:48 AM
Hey Moonbear; if that got 3 :yuck: 's from the poor kid, let's hope he never checks out 'What weird foods do you eat?' #3. :wink:

It was the thinking about Moonbear that did it.

Danger
Mar29-05, 01:51 AM
It was the thinking about Moonbear that did it.
Hey Moonbear; Do you want me to hold him down for you, or would you rather chase him around for a while first?


Better decide quickly. I'm going to bed in less than 5 minutes.

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 01:58 AM
Hey Moonbear; Do you want me to hold him down for you, or would you rather chase him around for a while first?


Better decide quickly. I'm going to bed in less than 5 minutes.

Its not my fault she's old enough to be my mother :frown:

Or almost at least.

Artman
Mar29-05, 07:11 AM
Getting creepy? Your bio doesn't mention a birth date, but since you're still married and still working, I was probably creepy before you were born. :biggrin:I'm 47. I think we've been creepy pretty much the same amount of time. :biggrin:


Ooops, my mistake. I checked your profile, you've been creepy longer. tongue: :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 09:44 AM
Hey Moonbear; Do you want me to hold him down for you, or would you rather chase him around for a while first?

You better hold him down, I'm obviously getting too old to chase him around too long. :rofl: Though, it's much more fun to just wait, and let him worry what I'll do to get even a while longer. :devil:

Danger
Mar29-05, 09:57 AM
Its not my fault she's old enough to be my mother
I she were my mother, she couldn't have weaned me with a crowbar :tongue2:; if she were yours, you probably wouldn't have survived your first bath. :tongue:

it's much more fun to just wait, and let him worry what I'll do to get even a while longer.
Ahh, yes... anticipation....

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 12:00 PM
I she were my mother, she couldn't have weaned me with a crowbar :tongue2:; if she were yours, you probably wouldn't have survived your first bath. :tongue:

Lovely. Really. Just lovely.

*go to your happy place**go to your happy place*

ah....

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 12:27 PM
The thing about Andy Kaufman is that he discovered ways to influence people, to alter their behavior, and couldn't get over the fact that they could be toyed with so arbitrarily. He performed for his own amusement. Imagine you discovered that by saying "bethvezbip" you could make anyone, anywhere, say "why thank you." And then you went around saying "bethvezbip" to everyone you could find, just to wonder at the response--the predictable, controllable, yet incomprehensible response--of the people saying "why thank you." That's the way Andy Kaufman treated humor. He found out what was funny, but he didn't know why, and there didn't seem to be any deeper meaning to it. So he played with humor just to watch and wonder at the reaction.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 12:32 PM
Humor itself is a pretty arbitrary cultural trait. It takes a while for kids to develop a sense of what what separates the "funny" from the "not funny." It's not a natural instinct; it's just something you do to indicate, "I'm part of your crowd." Like shaking hands.

Math Is Hard
Mar29-05, 12:53 PM
It takes a while for kids to develop a sense of what what separates the "funny" from the "not funny."
I'm still working on that. :redface:

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 12:58 PM
I she were my mother, she couldn't have weaned me with a crowbar :tongue2:; if she were yours, you probably wouldn't have survived your first bath. :tongue:

:rofl: You mean babies can't swim naturally? You actually have to hold their head out of the bathwater? :tongue2:

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 01:39 PM
I'm still working on that. :redface:
Well, that's what I mean. You have to find out what is funny and what isn't funny from talking to other people. It's not something you just know; it's a mostly arbitrary set of customs. It does have some basis in instinct, but what we find instinctually funny--which is generally other people making fools out of themselves or injuring themselves--is a far cry from the cultural meme of humor. We do not find anything particularly funny unless it falls into the instinctual category or comes from our own culture. There's a reason all of Shakespeare's jokes fall flat to us in the 21st century.

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 01:40 PM
There's a reason all of Shakespeare's jokes fall flat to us in the 21st century.

That's because people are idiots. Not because they're not funny.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 01:48 PM
No, it's because they're not funny. Even Douglas Adams recognized this. No doubt Shakespeare's comic relief had some humor when it was first performed--but arbitrary and culture-tied as humor is, that humor is now gone.

Artman
Mar29-05, 02:24 PM
I never found Andy Kaufman the least bit funny. He was too emotionally removed from his audience for me to find him funny. I don't think he liked people and it showed in his work. His wrestling act was just sad. Just my opinion.

I guess you can rank him up there with Shakespere.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 02:33 PM
I agree about the emotional removal and the dislike of people. But not funny? Well, I haven't seen him so I couldn't say for sure, but some of Jim Carrey's depictions of his acts were funny. Sad? I doubt it. He was a spiritual seeker, and _that_ showed in his work. A trained monkey who then discovers greater aspirations cannot embrace his prior work completely without distaste and cynicism.

Artman
Mar29-05, 03:05 PM
I agree about the emotional removal and the dislike of people. But not funny? Well, I haven't seen him so I couldn't say for sure, but some of Jim Carrey's depictions of his acts were funny. Sad? I doubt it. He was a spiritual seeker, and _that_ showed in his work. A trained monkey who then discovers greater aspirations cannot embrace his prior work completely without distaste and cynicism.Jim Carrey can be funny. Kaufman was inventive, possibly a "comic" genius, but I still didn't find his humor funny. He did things like stage arguments and fights, stay in character to the point of angering people. I found him difficult to watch, not funny.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 03:19 PM
I've done that often online--picking a personality and sticking with it. Kaufman's humor is reversed. Maybe he's not funny, but he makes you be. It's funny if you know what he's doing and appreciate that he's not just talking, he's creating situations where he is not the only comedian.

Artman
Mar29-05, 03:26 PM
I've done that often online--picking a personality and sticking with it. Kaufman's humor is reversed. Maybe he's not funny, but he makes you be. It's funny if you know what he's doing and appreciate that he's not just talking, he's creating situations where he is not the only comedian.I do understand it, I just don't care for it. It's often meanspirited and just make me dislike him. This is why I thought that he did not like people.

Danger
Mar29-05, 03:33 PM
I do understand it, I just don't care for it. It's often meanspirited and just make me dislike him. This is why I thought that he did not like people.
I gotta go with the Artman on that one. His 'Taxi' role was funny because it was written by the staff who did all the rest of it. His 'foreign man' stand-up was a long and uncomfortable prelude to the Elvis shock ending. Can't say as I cared for his own routines at all. Most of them were just embarrassing to watch.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 03:35 PM
I don't think it's meanspirited so much as it is satirical. The only thing causing any trouble to anyone is their own reaction--it's their fault if they don't get the idea, and that's the game.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 03:37 PM
The subjects of his routines become a satire on their own reactions.

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 03:38 PM
No, it's because they're not funny. Even Douglas Adams recognized this. No doubt Shakespeare's comic relief had some humor when it was first performed--but arbitrary and culture-tied as humor is, that humor is now gone.


No, i still laugh at cuckolding jokes.

For that matter, i make cuckolding jokes.

And the gravedigger's scene in hamlet. Or the patrolmen in Much ado. But i always laugh at idiots, so thats nothing new.

Hamelt's remarks to ophelia during the player's performance.

Artman
Mar29-05, 03:39 PM
The subjects of his routines become a satire on their own reactions.makes it clever, not funny.

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 03:42 PM
I don't think it's meanspirited so much as it is satirical. The only thing causing any trouble to anyone is their own reaction--it's their fault if they don't get the idea, and that's the game.


You're double-talking like dubya here. Just give it up already.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 03:47 PM
Kaufman was indisputably a great comedian.

Danger
Mar29-05, 03:51 PM
Kaufman was indisputably a great comedian.
He couldn't have been. If you've been paying attention, you'll notice that several of us are disputing it. :tongue:

Artman
Mar29-05, 03:53 PM
Kaufman was indisputably a great comedian.No, it is disputed. Many people find his humor, especially his last acts, offensive, distasteful and unfunny.

Danger
Mar29-05, 04:06 PM
Y'know... much more discussion of Kaufman in here, and we really a are gonna put this puppy to sleep. :eek:

Artman
Mar29-05, 04:08 PM
Y'know... much more discussion of Kaufman in here, and we really a are gonna put this puppy to sleep. :eek:Nah, it'll just be faking its death. :biggrin:

Danger
Mar29-05, 04:16 PM
Nah, it'll just be faking its death. :biggrin:
How much we gonna spend on the funeral? I mean, bein' as it's fake and all, I don't want to shoot for a velvet lined coffin. Perhaps we should contact someone from Genco...

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 04:23 PM
Y'know... much more discussion of Kaufman in here, and we really a are gonna put this puppy to sleep. :eek:

I tried that...that's what the blue needle was for. It didn't work. :grumpy:

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 04:24 PM
How much we gonna spend on the funeral? I mean, bein' as it's fake and all, I don't want to shoot for a velvet lined coffin. Perhaps we should contact someone from Genco...

How about a plain pine box? I'd suggest cement shoes, but I can't find its feet. :bugeye:

mattmns
Mar29-05, 04:24 PM
How is everyone doing?

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 04:27 PM
How is everyone doing?

Everyone?! You want to know about everyone?! That'll never kill this thread if we have everyone coming in here telling you how their day is going, what mishaps have befallen them, all about...wait a minute...it could work.

Danger
Mar29-05, 04:28 PM
I tried that...that's what the blue needle was for. It didn't work. :grumpy:
Jeez... you ninnie! I told you a dozen times--the green needle! The blue needle was for Smurf! :grumpy:

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 04:31 PM
Jeez... you ninnie! I told you a dozen times--the green needle! The blue needle was for Smurf! :grumpy:

:eek: Somebody better go check on Smurf. :redface:

Danger
Mar29-05, 04:34 PM
:eek: Somebody better go check on Smurf. :redface:
Immediately! Since that needle was meant for the thread, poor Smurf is probably coiled up in a basket somewhere being attacked by a kitten. :eek:



Hey! We're at 194 pages! If we pass 200, do we get to collect a 'go'?

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 04:40 PM
Immediately! Since that needle was meant for the thread, poor Smurf is probably coiled up in a basket somewhere being attacked by a kitten. :eek:

Poor Smurf. :frown:

Hey! We're at 194 pages! If we pass 200, do we get to collect a 'go'?

Page counts differ depending on how many replies per page you have your settings on. But, we are approaching 3000! I think tonight will be the race to the 3000th reply (darn, we're less than 100 away and I have to leave in a little while...I could easily miss it).

Danger
Mar29-05, 04:43 PM
(darn, we're less than 100 away and I have to leave in a little while...I could easily miss it).
Okay... quick everybody! Quite being so deep and thoughtful and just start posting like maniacs. We don't want Moonbear to miss the eclipse... :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 04:47 PM
Okay... quick everybody! Quite being so deep and thoughtful and just start posting like maniacs. We don't want Moonbear to miss the eclipse... :biggrin:

You don't think they care, do you? It's one less person in the running to hit 3000. Wait, we haven't heard what the prize is yet. For 2000, Evo gave away a "get out of banning free" card (better check the expiration date on that). :biggrin:

Danger
Mar29-05, 04:48 PM
What the...? I've been away for almost 5 minutes and nobody's done anything here?! Get on it, people!

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 04:50 PM
What the...? I've been away for almost 5 minutes and nobody's done anything here?! Get on it, people!

Where is everybody? At this rate, maybe it's better to wait until I get back. I still have a little time.

Danger
Mar29-05, 04:53 PM
Where is everybody? At this rate, maybe it's better to wait until I get back. I still have a little time.
Well... if he's a young'un, he'll probably be finished and asleep in plenty of time for you to sneak out. :wink:

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 04:53 PM
Kaufman was indisputably a great comedian.


The last 3 pages of this thread have been disputing that.

Once again, you're sounding like the president.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 04:55 PM
Well... if he's a young'un, he'll probably be finished and asleep in plenty of time for you to sneak out. :wink:

:rofl: I see Franz has arrived.

Ba
Mar29-05, 04:58 PM
Should I help out? This thread has been going on forever. I decided against posting in it at the beginning but now I'm wondering how far it is going to get. A good (or bad) thread never dies. And this doesn't one hasn't even started fading away.

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 05:00 PM
This one has already blown the living bajesus out of the quetion thread, we need to start looking at who will get the #3000 reply.

I had #2000

Will i achieve victory again?

Will dexter ever get recognized for anything? Tune in tonight to find out as we race to reply #3000!!!

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 05:02 PM
You don't think they care, do you? It's one less person in the running to hit 3000. Wait, we haven't heard what the prize is yet. For 2000, Evo gave away a "get out of banning free" card (better check the expiration date on that). :biggrin:


I still have that card...if it hasn't expired. Thanx for reminding me Moonbear, i had forgotten she gave me that. That'll come in handy in the days ahead.

Danger
Mar29-05, 05:06 PM
:rofl: I see Franz has arrived.
A page late and a dollar... never mind.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 05:18 PM
Darn...gotta go...back in about an hour.

Danger
Mar29-05, 05:23 PM
Darn...gotta go...back in about an hour.
How much chocolate you got left? Maybe you can bribe Evo to lock it until you get back. :biggrin:

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 06:50 PM
Humor is just another of those social cues that people use to say, "I'm in your clan." It's very culture-specific. Smilies are another one of those cues, just another way to say "I'm similar to you, I'm not unusual."

Danger
Mar29-05, 06:55 PM
just another way to say "I'm similar to you, I'm not unusual."
Whether or not you're similar to me is unknown, but you are unusual. :tongue:

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 07:50 PM
How much chocolate you got left? Maybe you can bribe Evo to lock it until you get back. :biggrin:

:rofl: What happened? I was gone longer than I planned to be and I was sure the thread would have hit the 3000 mark by now. It's barely budged! You guys just aren't pulling your weight in here. :tongue2:

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 07:51 PM
Humor is just another of those social cues that people use to say, "I'm in your clan." It's very culture-specific. Smilies are another one of those cues, just another way to say "I'm similar to you, I'm not unusual."


Nope still not buying it. From a debate standpoint, you're doing a piss-poor job, you keep making claims without any supporting evidence or logic whatsoever.

That humour is culture specific is going too far in my mind, culture-specialized would be a better term. But the whole "i'm one of you" thing, nope, not buying it at all.

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 07:52 PM
:rofl: What happened? I was gone longer than I planned to be and I was sure the thread would have hit the 3000 mark by now. It's barely budged! You guys just aren't pulling your weight in here. :tongue2:

I have class every other hour, i can only do so much. Speaking of which, class in ten minutes too.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 07:56 PM
That humour is culture specific is going too far in my mind, culture-specialized would be a better term. But the whole "i'm one of you" thing, nope, not buying it at all.

Don't worry, you're not alone, none of us is buying it.

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 07:59 PM
Don't worry, you're not alone, none of us is buying it.


But i'm always alone :cry: :cry: :cry:

Danger
Mar29-05, 08:01 PM
It's barely budged! You guys just aren't pulling your weight in here. :tongue2:
Well yeah... we were waiting for you to get back.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 08:02 PM
Well yeah... we were waiting for you to get back.

:uhh: Oh, well, in that case...I'm back...let's get a move on here! I want to hit 3000 before midnight, and I'm a few time zones ahead of you! :biggrin:

Danger
Mar29-05, 08:03 PM
But i'm always alone :cry: :cry: :cry:
Perhaps it's your mouthwash? What sort of weird foods have you been eating? Those pickled squirrel heads don't help the breath a lot.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 08:03 PM
But i'm always alone :cry: :cry: :cry:

Now you're just saying that to get attention.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 08:04 PM
Perhaps it's your mouthwash? What sort of weird foods have you been eating? Those pickled squirrel heads don't help the breath a lot.

Neither does the vomit containing pickled squirrel heads. :yuck:

Danger
Mar29-05, 08:06 PM
Neither does the vomit containing pickled squirrel heads. :yuck:
True, and that is the most likely place to find them.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 08:14 PM
True, and that is the most likely place to find them.

Oh, oh, oh, terrible thought...would it make much of a difference if they just scooped them up and tossed them back in the pickle jar? http://www.planetsmilies.com/smilies/sick/sick20.gif

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 08:22 PM
Frans you said I had no supporting evidence? PAY ATTENTION... evidence presented so far is how children find it hard to get their minds around the idea of jokes and humor, and how old jokes are NOT funny. There are no old jokes that are funny, tell one, and old I mean well before 1800, out of modern culture. Humor is culture specific.

Danger
Mar29-05, 08:22 PM
Oh, oh, oh, terrible thought...would it make much of a difference if they just scooped them up and tossed them back in the pickle jar? http://www.planetsmilies.com/smilies/sick/sick20.gif
I doubt that it would. If you can't improve upon perfection, I imagine the opposite must be true as well. In that cowboy bar, the urinals drained directly back into the beer taps and nobody noticed. :biggrin:

I am muchly covetous of that very niftly little barfing smiley.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 08:24 PM
Humor is a set of semirandom behavior patterns. If you say they are not so arbitrary you must say how they are not because they are. Just a way to pat each other on back and say "we're in the same herd, we share same arbitrary modes we call 'humor'."

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 08:26 PM
Humor in a culture, Like dogs and chemical signaling. "Yes, sniff butt, seems like, sniff butt, we share some genes, sniff butt."

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 08:27 PM
I doubt that it would. If you can't improve upon perfection, I imagine the opposite must be true as well. In that cowboy bar, the urinals drained directly back into the beer taps and nobody noticed. :biggrin:

Just chill it on the way back and label it "Bud Light" huh?

I am muchly covetous of that very niftly little barfing smiley.

:biggrin: I thought you would be.

Danger
Mar29-05, 08:29 PM
sniff butt, we share some genes, sniff butt."
Try sniffin' my butt, Junior, and I'll smack you so hard your grandchildren will feel it.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 08:30 PM
Racism is such a part of everyone, everyone thinks "are you like me?" "so I like you." It's built into the language.

Danger
Mar29-05, 08:33 PM
Just chill it on the way back and label it "Bud Light" huh?
Strangely enough, you don't get a lot of Bud Light sales here. Almost nobody has it on draught. Usually Canuk, Bud, Coors Light, Kokanee Gold, Keiths (Newfie stuff, pronounced Keets), or various Big Rock (Calgary brewed) products. I can tell you this about Big Rock... almost everything that they put out tastes like it's been filtered through a moose. :yuck:

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 08:34 PM
Think of how you behave when someone tells a joke you like. The result is that you feel warmth toward that person and want to associate with him/her. The social function is plain as day. "Are you in my tribe too?"

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 08:37 PM
Strangely enough, you don't get a lot of Bud Light sales here. Almost nobody has it on draught. Usually Canuk, Bud, Coors Light, Kokanee Gold, Keiths (Newfie stuff, pronounced Keets), or various Big Rock (Calgary brewed) products. I can tell you this about Big Rock... almost everything that they put out tastes like it's been filtered through a moose. :yuck:

Well, Coors Light is pretty much the same thing. Not that I've ever been able to tell the difference between Bud and Bud Light either. :rolleyes: I like beers with flavor. In the winter, a good stout or porter by the fire is perfect, or in the summer, a nice IPA or ESB. Though, nothing wrong with drinking any of them any time of year. :biggrin:

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 08:38 PM
Do you follow my customs pounds the voice in the back of your head when you talk to people

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 08:39 PM
Think of how you behave when someone tells a joke you like. The result is that you feel warmth toward that person and want to associate with him/her. The social function is plain as day. "Are you in my tribe too?"

Are you just babbling to yourself again? Part of being funny is taking note of the conversation around you and saying things relevant to it, otherwise, you just come across as the crazy guy who's talking to himself. :wink:

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 08:41 PM
I'm not trying to be funny at all, this discussion has started a while ago. I'm not going to talk about beer because it has no relation to me. I am not 21 and never intend to drink. I will instead talk about social customs which we all can relate to and discuss.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 08:42 PM
Why not try opening yourself to my ideas, and try to see through their lenses? You might find it a clarifying experience.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 08:44 PM
I'm not trying to be funny at all, this discussion has started a while ago. I'm not going to talk about beer because it has no relation to me. I am not 21 and never intend to drink. I will instead talk about social customs which we all can relate to and discuss.

Except all the rest of us gave up on that topic a while ago. We've only just switched to beer from squirrel heads. Would you prefer to talk more about squirrel heads instead? :rofl:

Danger
Mar29-05, 08:44 PM
Racism is such a part of everyone
That absolutely is not true. I will not tolerate racism in my presence, and if someone tells a racist joke he soon finds that out. My family is quite diverse (I'm Highland Scots, Lowland Scots, Irish, English and Spanish with, I've been told, a touch of black.) A very large portion of my family is black by marriage, but there are also Filippinos, Portuguese, Aboringinal, East Indian, and a few others that I can't even classify. They're all just family, and my friends reflect the same sort of mix.
I know that your country is pretty notorious for it, but even there it must be more tolerant than your reptutation would imply.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 08:45 PM
You may not think you are racist, and perhaps you aren't, but the broader sense of "tribism" is strong, very strong, even in the most allegedly tolerant. Those who do not share your culture, you do not associate with.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 08:47 PM
You may not think you are racist, and perhaps you aren't, but the broader sense of "tribism" is strong, very strong, even in the most allegedly tolerant. Those who do not share your culture, you do not associate with.

That's not true either. I find it quite enjoyable to build friendships among people of different cultures. It keeps life from getting boring doing the same old stuff all the time, and helps one keep a truly open mind.

Danger
Mar29-05, 08:48 PM
You may not think you are racist, and perhaps you aren't, but the broader sense of "tribism" is strong, very strong, even in the most allegedly tolerant. Those who do not share your culture, you do not associate with.
Kid, [I]there are no smilies on this planet to adequately express what I really want to tell you right now, and I'm not going to use that kind of language here. :grumpy:

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 08:49 PM
Here we have probably the largest number of "nerds" who were rejected from many social groups, so these concepts are abhorrent, representing all they grew up to hate. But they find new social groups of other "nerds" and now they have their tribes... and now though they hate the concepts, they use them unconsciously to bind together to one another and bear watch against the unfamiliar interloper.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 08:50 PM
Moonbear, how many friends do you have who you would guess have IQs less than 100?

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 08:52 PM
Here we have probably the largest number of "nerds" who were rejected from many social groups, so these concepts are abhorrent, representing all they grew up to hate. But they find new social groups of other "nerds" and now they have their tribes... and now though they hate the concepts, they use them unconsciously to bind together to one another and bear watch against the unfamiliar interloper.

You don't really know anything about the social groups of the people here. Perhaps you assume everyone here is just like you, but one of the things I enjoy about the internet is that I can just as easily find many people who are NOT just like me and share a good laugh with them as well.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 08:53 PM
And how many good friends do any of you have, who do not tell or respond to the kind of jokes you like?

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 08:54 PM
Notice you said SHARE the laugh... that's what you do when you bring up humor. You find a common cultural basis to which you both respond. The sharing is the most important, binding part.

Danger
Mar29-05, 08:55 PM
Well, Coors Light is pretty much the same thing. Not that I've ever been able to tell the difference between Bud and Bud Light either. :rolleyes: I like beers with flavor. In the winter, a good stout or porter by the fire is perfect, or in the summer, a nice IPA or ESB. Though, nothing wrong with drinking any of them any time of year. :biggrin:
Good! Back to beer...! Remember that our brands that carry the Yank names are actually brewed up here under license from the parent company. Coors products are bottled by Molson, Bud by Labatt. They are therefore more like Canadian-only beers than the originals. For instance, when I was in Vegas for pool I found out that regular Coors in the US tastes a lot like the Coors Light here. Your Coors Light tastes like our .5 stuff. And up here, there is a very distinct taste difference between Coors Light and Bud Light. I drink the Coors Light because of the taste, not because of the lightness--but I think the lightness is a bonus after the first dozen or so. :biggrin:

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 08:55 PM
Ah, moonbear, I know you are different and had a normal childhood but many people here can relate to that paragraph about nerds. Wasn't aimed at you in particular.

Artman
Mar29-05, 08:57 PM
Neither does the vomit containing pickled squirrel heads. :yuck:Or pickled onions from Tribdog's collection. :yuck:

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 08:57 PM
Danger, I know you find it uncomfortable to talk about but the important things often are.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 08:59 PM
Moonbear, how many friends do you have who you would guess have IQs less than 100?

I truly have no idea. I've never asked any of my friends what their IQs are and they probably don't know either. I do have friends with a variety of educational levels though. Some who never went to college, others who have bachelor's degrees, and others who have gone on to more advanced degrees. I can just as easily talk to someone who sells farm equipment or does roofing work as I can to scientists and lawyers, and yes, my family and social groups include people from all of those walks of life.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 08:59 PM
To summarize: Humor = Inclusion and Mutuality

everyone thinks "are you like me?" "so I like you." It's built into the language.

When someone tells a joke you like the result is that you feel warmth toward that person and want to associate with him/her. The social function is plain as day. "Are you in my tribe too?"

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 09:01 PM
Moonbear, if you have friends who seem pretty dumb to you, then that would be someone you might estimate as IQ < 100. My point is that all of your friends are fairly smart, particularly your good friends. Educational level doesn't matter if you define your tribe as "smart" and "likes same type of humor I do."

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 09:02 PM
Good! Back to beer...! Remember that our brands that carry the Yank names are actually brewed up here under license from the parent company. Coors products are bottled by Molson, Bud by Labatt. They are therefore more like Canadian-only beers than the originals. For instance, when I was in Vegas for pool I found out that regular Coors in the US tastes a lot like the Coors Light here. Your Coors Light tastes like our .5 stuff. And up here, there is a very distinct taste difference between Coors Light and Bud Light. I drink the Coors Light because of the taste, not because of the lightness--but I think the lightness is a bonus after the first dozen or so. :biggrin:

Well, I don't much like Labatt either. All the Canadians I know swear it's better than American beers, but I really don't taste the difference. I'm a beer snob and that's still beneath me. :rolleyes: :wink:

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 09:04 PM
The whole conversational process of finding common ground is based around the tribal instinct. Common ground means similarity, which means you have the same or similar tribes.

Danger
Mar29-05, 09:05 PM
Danger, I know you find it uncomfortable to talk about but the important things often are.
It's not the least bit uncomfortable to talk about when it's a discussion among reasoning people. You don't qualify on that count. You came in here with preconceptions that are totally erroneous and are unwilling to admit that others don't fall into you preassigned slots for them. I have friends with IQ's ranging from low 80' to 195. I'm somewhere in the middle, and can talk equally with all of them. Sometimes, in fact, at the same time in the same group. I'm the guy they like to talk about physics with, or hot cars, or pool... and I'm the guy they come to if they need a homemade submachine gun on short notice. I'm the nerd with attitude; I was also the bouncer in the cowboy bar, remember?

Artman
Mar29-05, 09:05 PM
To summarize: Humor = Inclusion and Mutuality

everyone thinks "are you like me?" "so I like you." It's built into the language.

When someone tells a joke you like the result is that you feel warmth toward that person and want to associate with him/her. The social function is plain as day. "Are you in my tribe too?"What I really want to know is, are you sitting there in a wrestling uniform, wearing an Elvis wig and sideburns, singing the Mighty Mouse theme song as you type this stuff?
:rofl:

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 09:07 PM
Moonbear, if you have friends who seem pretty dumb to you, then that would be someone you might estimate as IQ < 100. My point is that all of your friends are fairly smart, particularly your good friends. Educational level doesn't matter if you define your tribe as "smart" and "likes same type of humor I do."

I really don't like the direction you're heading here. You're right, I'd never call ANY of my friends dumb...and I don't suggest anyone else try it either. :mad: :grumpy:

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 09:08 PM
What I really want to know is, are you sitting there in a wrestling uniform, wearing an Elvis wig and sideburns, singing the Mighty Mouse theme song as you type this stuff?
:rofl:

:rofl: Aww, he's just misunderstood. :biggrin:

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 09:08 PM
I don't believe you have any friends with real IQs of 195, just because that is so unbelievably rare. Are you sure about the IQ 80 guy?

I am always reasonable and I am always quick to admit I am wrong when so demonstrated. I take pride in that.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 09:11 PM
Moonbear, that's what I mean. You're not friends with anyone you'd call dumb. But surely you would call _some_ people dumb... wouldn't you? Everyone selects friends based on common tribality. There's nothing wrong with that, but it's important.

Danger
Mar29-05, 09:11 PM
Well, I don't much like Labatt either. All the Canadians I know swear it's better than American beers, but I really don't taste the difference. I'm a beer snob and that's still beneath me. :rolleyes: :wink:
Well, you don't mind having a Canadian beneath you... :wink: :devil: :biggrin:

Or pickled onions from Tribdog's collection.
Do I even want to know...? :eek:

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 09:12 PM
I don't believe you have any friends with real IQs of 195, just because that is so unbelievably rare. Are you sure about the IQ 80 guy?

I am always reasonable and I am always quick to admit I am wrong when so demonstrated. I take pride in that.

:bugeye: You know we're not stupid, right? At least some of us DO know who you are, and you might want to reconsider that "always reasonable" comment. :wink:

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 09:14 PM
Well, you don't mind having a Canadian beneath you... :wink: :devil: :biggrin:

Beneath, on top, next to...


Do I even want to know...? :eek:

:uhh: No, you don't. I swear, it wasn't my fault! Someone yelled that I broke him and needed to fix him, and, well, now there's that extra jar next to the pickled onions. :redface:

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 09:15 PM
No, moonbear, I am always reasonable while discussing things, and always have been. From time to time I make mistakes, and when I do, I admit them immediately when I realize them; that's why I can confidently call myself reasonable.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 09:20 PM
I believe that admitting one's mistakes, once made, is more important than being right. Would that more people had that attitude. :frown:

Danger
Mar29-05, 09:22 PM
I don't believe you have any friends with real IQs of 195, just because that is so unbelievably rare. Are you sure about the IQ 80 guy?
Whether or not you believe it is of no concern to me. The guy lived at my place for 6 years, so I have a pretty good idea of how bright he was. His sister scored even higher. One of my cousins is actually in the mid 70's, but I don't get to see him very much any more. He's the nicest guy you'd ever want to meet. The mid 80's girl (there was a typo in the original post) is a customer of mine at work, and we always have a nice chat about her baby, or the weather, or what we're going to watch on TV tonight. Half of my bar buddies are probably between 90 and 100, some are illiterate but street-smart, and a bunch are in my own range. We all get along perfectly well together. A guy I played with for years can't read or write, and crushes rocks for a living, but if you need to know how many balls you have to sink in order to cinch a playoff game, he knows right now. It takes me 10 times as long to figure it out.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 09:25 PM
Whether or not you believe it is of no concern to me. The guy lived at my place for 6 years, so I have a pretty good idea of how bright he was. His sister scored even higher. One of my cousins is actually in the mid 70's, but I don't get to see him very much any more. He's the nicest guy you'd ever want to meet. The mid 80's girl (there was a typo in the original post) is a customer of mine at work, and we always have a nice chat about her baby, or the weather, or what we're going to watch on TV tonight. Half of my bar buddies are probably between 90 and 100, some are illiterate but street-smart, and a bunch are in my own range. We all get along perfectly well together. A guy I played with for years can't read or write, and crushes rocks for a living, but if you need to know how many balls you have to sink in order to cinch a playoff game, he knows right now. It takes me 10 times as long to figure it out.

*sigh* Why couldn't you just be 10 years younger? :rolleyes:

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 09:27 PM
Well, perhaps you're more open than most people, less tribal.

But an IQ of 195 is almost impossibly rare. Virtually nobody is that smart.

Danger
Mar29-05, 09:28 PM
Beneath, on top, next to...
So I don't even need the doggie costume...? (down, Artman)

:uhh: No, you don't. I swear, it wasn't my fault! Someone yelled that I broke him and needed to fix him, and, well, now there's that extra jar next to the pickled onions. :redface:
I thought that we'd finished up with the prairie oysters in the 'weird food' thread...

Danger
Mar29-05, 09:31 PM
*sigh* Why couldn't you just be 10 years younger? :rolleyes:
I am. Really. I lied about my age on the entry form...

Art, is she buying this? :uhh:

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 09:31 PM
So I don't even need the doggie costume...? (down, Artman)

Nope, I'm all done with doggies. Though, not necessarily...:uhh:...nevermind.


I thought that we'd finished up with the prairie oysters in the 'weird food' thread...

:surprised I warned him not to keep the jar so close to the pickled onions! (Where has tribdog been lately anyway? He's been absent overly long.)

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 09:34 PM
Nonetheless: the tribal instinct is very strong in the great majority of people.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 09:34 PM
I am. Really. I lied about my age on the entry form...

Art, is she buying this? :uhh:

:rofl: I've had guys lie to me about being younger than they really are, but never older. :rofl: (Hint, if you're going to lie about your age, remember what age you said it was, because the seemingly ditzy blonde might not be all that ditzy when she asks you to remind her how old you are. :wink:)

Danger
Mar29-05, 09:40 PM
if you're going to lie about your age, remember what age you said it was, because the seemingly ditzy blonde might not be all that ditzy when she asks you to remind her how old you are. :wink:)
Not to worry, my dear. I keep all of my lies carefully indexed on file cards according to date lied upon, whom lied to, specifics of lie, and what the actual truth was at the time. It's all very efficient, but does take up a lot of pocket space. (I don't dare leave it at home in case it's needed on short notice.)

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 09:41 PM
And there is a difference between palling around with someone and actually feeling a connection to them.

By the way, Danger, if you would like to say something that should not be here then please do so by private message. I would really like to know what you have to say, and I'm not just baiting you. If you don't feel like saying it anymore I would still like to know what it was.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 09:43 PM
Ah, moonbear, I know you are different and had a normal childhood but many people here can relate to that paragraph about nerds. Wasn't aimed at you in particular.

I just had to go back to this one. I'm still laughing over it. :rofl: How do you define a "normal" childhood? I have to wonder if there even is a such thing. It's also funny that you told me I'm different and normal all in one sentence. :rofl:

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 09:45 PM
Well, in your other posts you describe experiences and make allusions that would only be familiar to you if you had a normal childhood (socially). Yes, that does make you different here, and it is ironic.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 09:45 PM
Not to worry, my dear. I keep all of my lies carefully indexed on file cards according to date lied upon, whom lied to, specifics of lie, and what the actual truth was at the time. It's all very efficient, but does take up a lot of pocket space. (I don't dare leave it at home in case it's needed on short notice.)

Well, since you already shared that you're not rich, I was wondering why your wallet seemed so thick. Or maybe that's the lie, so you can weed out the gold-diggers. :biggrin:

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 09:47 PM
You know, you aren't strictly _required_ to disagree with absolutely everything I say. You can let one statement pass and the spies probably won't report you, if you're discreet about it.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 09:51 PM
Well, in your other posts you describe experiences and make allusions that would only be familiar to you if you had a normal childhood (socially). Yes, that does make you different here, and it is ironic.

It all depends on how you define normal. Though, it's not really that important to try to conform to whatever you perceive is normal. It's more important to accept who you are and appreciate what you have, because you never know when it might be gone. Be happy with who you are, not with who you think others want you to be.

Danger
Mar29-05, 09:54 PM
By the way, Danger, if you would like to say something that should not be here then please do so by private message. I would really like to know what you have to say, and I'm not just baiting you. If you don't feel like saying it anymore I would still like to know what it was.
No need. I said it; it just took me a very long time to put it into socially acceptable language.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 09:54 PM
You know, you aren't strictly _required_ to disagree with absolutely everything I say. You can let one statement pass and the spies probably won't report you, if you're discreet about it.

:rofl:
Honestly, if this was any thread other than the thread-killer thread, I wouldn't reply to EVERY one of your comments. But, I have a reputation to uphold here. :biggrin:

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 09:55 PM
It all depends on how you define normal. Though, it's not really that important to try to conform to whatever you perceive is normal. It's more important to accept who you are and appreciate what you have, because you never know when it might be gone. Be happy with who you are, not with who you think others want you to be.
Where did that come from??

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 09:55 PM
Frans you said I had no supporting evidence? PAY ATTENTION... evidence presented so far is how children find it hard to get their minds around the idea of jokes and humor, and how old jokes are NOT funny. There are no old jokes that are funny, tell one, and old I mean well before 1800, out of modern culture. Humor is culture specific.


How are old jokes not funny?

That is a subjective statement.

You have offered no proof that old jokes are not funny. You're building a house of cards kid, statements based on unbased statements.

Go get me a text of hamelt and i'll find something funny. I promise.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 09:56 PM
"Reply" is not synonymous with "disagree."

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 09:56 PM
Furthermore the burden of proof is on you and its something you have not supplied.

Burden of proof lies on the one making the claim, you. And so far you have offered none.

Danger
Mar29-05, 09:56 PM
Well, since you already shared that you're not rich, I was wondering why your wallet seemed so thick. Or maybe that's the lie, so you can weed out the gold-diggers. :biggrin:
It's just my 'wishful thinking' condoms.

Incidentally, Moonbabe, that quote was page 200 on my system. Your 'go' will be arriving in the mail sometime soon. (Just as soon, in fact, as I can figure out where to get one.) :tongue:

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 09:57 PM
:rofl:
Honestly, if this was any thread other than the thread-killer thread, I wouldn't reply to EVERY one of your comments. But, I have a reputation to uphold here. :biggrin:

He's starting to remind of Bob, but more coherent.

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 09:57 PM
oooh, who's gonna get it? who's gonna be 3001?

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 09:58 PM
Well, the proof is that Shakespeare has made nothing funny to me, or to anyone in any class I've been studying his material, or to Douglas Adams. You find something funny in Shakespeare if you think it can be found.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 09:58 PM
Where did that come from??

Just getting carried away with maternal-like advice. Nevermind. Really, forget it. It just makes me sound old now. *sigh* I used to think hanging around the young people would keep me feeling young, but you all are just making me feel old tonight. :grumpy:

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 09:59 PM
Did I get 3000?

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 09:59 PM
I mean, he has some people acting drunk and sort of stupid... that doesn't constitute an actual joke.

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 09:59 PM
It's mine!!!

()*&@$&*(%$#@*&$^@)*%*^%$&%#$*(%#&^@%$&^*!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


ITS NOT!!!!!


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Moonbear
Mar29-05, 10:00 PM
Darn 30 second and 10 character rule!

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 10:01 PM
Well, the proof is that Shakespeare has made nothing funny to me, or to anyone in any class I've been studying his material, or to Douglas Adams. You find something funny in Shakespeare if you think it can be found.


Then that simply makes you one of the common morons that likes to have their opinions spoon fed to them by others. Congratulations.

HAIL DOUGLAS ADAMS!! ALL HE SAYS IS ****ING SCRIPTURE!!!!

Too bad i actually like his books, otherwise i'd be even more abrasive.

*holds up get out of banning free card*

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 10:01 PM
Congratulations moonbear, you got post # 3000.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 10:02 PM
It's mine!!!

()*&@$&*(%$#@*&$^@)*%*^%$&%#$*(%#&^@%$&^*!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


ITS NOT!!!!!


**** **** ****
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:rofl: I got the 3000th post, but Bicycle Tree got the 3000th reply. Darn, someone was supposed to post in between my two! I think the official ruling is the 3000th reply is what counts, right? :grumpy:

Anyway, I'm still celebrating that the thread has now passed 3000! :biggrin:

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 10:02 PM
I mean, he has some people acting drunk and sort of stupid... that doesn't constitute an actual joke.


Just because you're too vapid to get it doesn't mean its not funny.

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 10:03 PM
Congratulations moonbear, you got post # 3000.

Actually you won. Its reply #3000 that counts, post #3001. This was the rule decided back at 2000

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 10:03 PM
franz, I'm calling up Douglas Adams because his opinion carries weight. Of course the only opinion I ever rely on is my own (though I can be convinced). Shakespeare, as much as I've read it, contains nothing really funny.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 10:04 PM
Congratulations moonbear, you got post # 3000.

And congrats to you for getting reply #3000. :biggrin: Do we share the prize? I think that's just easier than renewing the whole post vs reply argument for the next 50 posts. :smile:

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 10:04 PM
It's the actual number in the top right that matters.

Evo
Mar29-05, 10:05 PM
:rofl: I got the 3000th post, but Bicycle Tree got the 3000th reply. Darn, someone was supposed to post in between my two! I think the official ruling is the 3000th reply is what counts, right? :grumpy:

Anyway, I'm still celebrating that the thread has now passed 3000! :biggrin:No thread has ever gotten this high, but we decided last time that both win.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 10:07 PM
Shakespeare, as much as I've read it, contains nothing really funny.

Oh, Shakespeare is REALLY funny...though, admittedly, I didn't "get" the humor when I was younger. There are a lot of very adult-oriented jokes in Shakespeare's work. Of course, some of it will depend on which plays you're reading. The tragedies aren't going to have you rolling in the aisles every few lines or anything.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 10:08 PM
No thread has ever gotten this high, but we decided last time that both win.

So, where's Don Pardo (sp?) to tell us what we've won? :biggrin:

Danger
Mar29-05, 10:09 PM
How are old jokes not funny?
My father had a book called '1001 Jokes, Toasts and Quotes for All Occassions'. I haven't seen it in years, but I'll never rest until I find it again. It was published in 1901 (the same year he was born), and a lot of the jokes in it were at least 50 or 100 years old then. A lot of them were hilarious, some were just plain sick, and others mildly amusing. For instance tombstone inscriptions from the 1700's and 1800's. (example: Below lies Miles, who's Miles below--or Here he lies and no wonder he's dead, for the wheel of the wagon ran over his head) In the next one, I'm going to substitute a modern brand name for the original which you would never have heard of, but the rest is original: Ruth rode on my Harley, on the seat in back of me; I took a bump at 95 and rode on Ruthlessly.
I don't care how old you are, that's funny. There are also more Little Willie jokes in there than I ever dreamed existed.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 10:10 PM
We have our winners, the phone lines are now closed.

Franzy is official winner with the 2000th reply, Dex is the 2000th post.

Perhaps we can make both categories winners?
You never said anything farther than "perhaps."

Danger
Mar29-05, 10:12 PM
you all are just making me feel old tonight. :grumpy:
Gee... thanks!

hypatia
Mar29-05, 10:12 PM
Danger..you message quota is full..deleat some of them.
I've actually sold several copies of that joke book..it was revised several times..up untill the 60's i think.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 10:13 PM
My father had a book called '1001 Jokes, Toasts and Quotes for All Occassions'. I haven't seen it in years, but I'll never rest until I find it again. It was published in 1901 (the same year he was born), and a lot of the jokes in it were at least 50 or 100 years old then. A lot of them were hilarious, some were just plain sick, and others mildly amusing. For instance tombstone inscriptions from the 1700's and 1800's. (example: Below lies Miles, who's Miles below--or Here he lies and no wonder he's dead, for the wheel of the wagon ran over his head) In the next one, I'm going to substitute a modern brand name for the original which you would never have heard of, but the rest is original: Ruth rode on my Harley, on the seat in back of me; I took a bump at 95 and rode on Ruthlessly.
I don't care how old you are, that's funny. There are also more Little Willie jokes in there than I ever dreamed existed.

Oh, I've heard of that book, but never got my hands on it. I should check Amazon.

Those tombstones remind me of this little tombstone-shaped knick knack my grandfather has behind his bar that reads:
"Ma loved Pa
Pa loved women
Ma caught Pa with two in swimmin'
Here lies Pa"

:rofl: I still love that one!

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 10:14 PM
Gee... thanks!

:redface: Sorry. You're not making me feel old. You're keeping me feeling young. :wink: :devil:

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 10:16 PM
1900s in USA is still pretty much our current culture of humor. 1700s isn't. Find me a funny joke from the 1700s or before and you'll knock my socks off. If you could find me a bunch of funny jokes from the 1700s then you'd win the point.

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 10:18 PM
franz, I'm calling up Douglas Adams because his opinion carries weight. Of course the only opinion I ever rely on is my own (though I can be convinced). Shakespeare, as much as I've read it, contains nothing really funny.

His opinions carry weight why?

If his opinions carry weight, then the pope's opinions certianly carry the wieght of god(irony intended, since you obviously wouldn't get it).

The fact that you don't get the jokes in shakespeare (especially the vast number of sex jokes, we used to call him 'the dirty old man' in my english class) just throws your lot in with the rest of the uncouth masses that i disdain so much.

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 10:19 PM
1900s in USA is still pretty much our current culture of humor. 1700s isn't. Find me a funny joke from the 1700s or before and you'll knock my socks off. If you could find me a bunch of funny jokes from the 1700s then you'd win the point.


*Sigh*

Burden of proof is on you Bob (that's called an allusion).

You're the one making claims.

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 10:19 PM
You never said anything farther than "perhaps."

and she said the official winner was me with post #2001 in the topright corner. Ok Bob?

Danger
Mar29-05, 10:20 PM
franz, I'm calling up Douglas Adams
Don't waste your long-distance minutes on that... he's dead.

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 10:21 PM
Don't waste your long-distance minutes on that... he's dead.


:rofl: :rofl:

Funny.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 10:22 PM
Franz, my class also covered the sex allusions in Shakespeare, Othello in particular. They aren't funny in themselves--and weren't even intended as funny in the original play, as they are spoken with anger by serious characters--they're just amusing phrases from a modern standpoint.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 10:24 PM
Yes, franz, that was the point about #2001. Evo was just now claiming that she had been in favor of both #3000 and #3001 being winners.

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 10:24 PM
Franz, my class also covered the sex allusions in Shakespeare, Othello in particular. They aren't funny in themselves--and weren't even intended as funny in the original play, as they are spoken with anger by serious characters--they're just amusing phrases from a modern standpoint.


I love how you refer to one play, and a tragedy at that. Did you ever read midsummer night's dream? Much ado about nothing? Hamlet(also a tragedy, but hamlet's little discussion with ophelia about it costing her a groaning to take of his edge during the player's performance, also had the bumbling grave diggers that didn't spakums da well anglish gud.)

Danger
Mar29-05, 10:24 PM
Danger..you message quota is full..deleat some of them.
On my way, honey. They're still all there because I treasure every word that we've shared. (You too, Evo.) :wink:

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 10:30 PM
I did read Hamlet, but how about you actually quote some of it, because a bumbling gravedigger (a scene I don't even remember) who speaks with an impediment doesn't sound like a laugh-riot to me.

Danger
Mar29-05, 10:33 PM
Danger..you message quota is full..deleat some of them.
Okay, Hypatia. They're gone. (Well, not the really good ones...)

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 10:33 PM
I read, by the way, Douglas Adam's review of Shakespeare's comic wit in his posthumous book, _The Salmon of Doubt_. The point is alluded to in this review: http://www.quadrant.org.au/php/archive_details_list.php?article_id=413 (I couldn't find the actual essay online).

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 10:34 PM
As I remember, (in praise of Wodehouse) Douglas said something about how Shakespeare, the best writer in the English language, couldn't tell a joke to save his life, so now people think humor isn't important in literature.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 10:36 PM
I'm not denying that Shakespeare does at times _try_ to make jokes. They just aren't funny from a modern perspective.

Danger
Mar29-05, 10:41 PM
You're keeping me feeling young. :wink: :devil:
Thanks again! I'm not used to hearing that from a vertical woman. :smile:

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 10:43 PM
So, why is the burden of proof now on you? Because I have provided a number of sources--myself, my fellow students, my english teacher, and Douglas Adams--who couldn't find anything very funny in Shakespeare's jokes. Proving the absence of funny stuff exhaustively would require that I go through every passage in Shakespeare and explain how it isn't funny. If life and death hinged on the outcome, I might do that, but since it doesn't, the opinions of a bunch of people who have read some Shakespeare counts. If you disagree then it's most reasonable that you need to provide a counterexample. Quote Shakespeare rather than just saying it's funny.

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 10:44 PM
I did read Hamlet, but how about you actually quote some of it, because a bumbling gravedigger (a scene I don't even remember) who speaks with an impediment doesn't sound like a laugh-riot to me.

I told you i don't have a copy.

I'm not denying that Shakespeare does at times _try_ to make jokes. They just aren't funny from a modern perspective.

No Bob, they're just not funny when you lack the capacity to understand them.

There you go parading Douglas Adams' opinion around as if it mattered. You're like everyone else, you need your opinion spoon fed to you. You never even read Douglas's essay yourself, you don't even know what he wrote.

And for the umpteenth time, the burden of proof is on you, the one making the claim. Jeebus christo, is it that hard to understand?

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 10:45 PM
So Douglas Adams lacks that capacity? His fault?

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 10:47 PM
http://www.hamlet.org/hamlet/s305 The full text of Hamlet can be found here.

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 10:48 PM
So Douglas Adams lacks that capacity? His fault?

How would i know? I don't know what he actually wrote in that essay, what his words were. Neither do you, as you admitted. You're arguing referring to something you've never even seen yourself. Its pathetic. Maybe he got the jokes, but he simply argued that they're relevance was lost on those who lacked the capacity as modern audiences do, because they want everything spoon fed to them without having to think, like you. If you catch the irony in this paragraph, i will eat my dinner.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 10:51 PM
So, why is the burden of proof now on you? Because I have provided a number of sources--myself, my fellow students, my english teacher, and Douglas Adams--who couldn't find anything very funny in Shakespeare's jokes. Proving the absence of funny stuff exhaustively would require that I go through every passage in Shakespeare and explain how it isn't funny. If life and death hinged on the outcome, I might do that, but since it doesn't, the opinions of a bunch of people who have read some Shakespeare counts. If you disagree then it's most reasonable that you need to provide a counterexample. Quote Shakespeare rather than just saying it's funny.

The thing with proof is that your hypothesis is that Shakespeare isn't funny in modern times. You can cite all the evidence you want in support of your hypothesis, but that doesn't prove it. All it takes is one example saying someone in modern times finds Shakespeare funny to disprove the hypothesis. If you're only going to provide sources in support of your argument that none of us can verify, then the TWO examples of Franz and me finding Shakespeare funny disproves your hypothesis. What does it matter if we post a quote? Even if you don't find it funny, as long as one of us does, it shows that Shakespeare is funny in modern times.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 10:52 PM
No, I told you that I have read it. The review was just the only thing I could find online. Adams does use the phrase "couldn't make a joke to save his life" or something close to it in reference to Shakespeare, and he does use it as I said. If you're such a big fan of Adams then get _The Salmon of Doubt_ and find out for yourself.

Danger
Mar29-05, 10:54 PM
No Bob, they're just not funny when you lack the capacity to understand them.
'The Taming of the Shrew', for one, is flippin' hilarious. I submit that as a member of the Empire, I probably have a head start on a lot of you. English humour isn't quite the same as North American, but Canadians have enough exposure to it that it makes more sense to us. Old English humour is still based upon the monarchist society, with class structure. While ours isn't, we do understand it. For instance, several excellent English comedies couldn't be understood in the States, so they remade them for US audiences: All in the Family, Sanford and Son, The Golden Girls... You get stuff like Benny Hill and Mr. Bean because they're slapstick that doesn't require inside knowledge.
That doesn't apply to Douglas Adams, of course, because he was British, but it could just be a matter of his opinion. Most of the people that I know can't understand the humour in "Hitchhiker's Guide".

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 10:55 PM
Moonbear, 10 for 10! Go for the gold! Grass is Green! (waiting...)

I'm not saying it's impossible for someone in modern culture to find Shakespeare funny, I'm saying that in the modern meme of humor, Shakespeare generally isn't funny. You need to find a counterexample where anyone of sufficient intelligence in modern culture would be expected to find it funny. Since it's Shakespeare and his image is sacrosanct, a lot of the people (I suspect you and you, Moonbear and Franz, as being among them) are just going to say "yeah Shakespeare can tell jokes" without actually having any specific jokes in mind, just to avoid tarnishing his image.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 10:57 PM
English humour isn't quite the same as North American, but Canadians have enough exposure to it that it makes more sense to us.
Finally, someone who agrees that humor is cultural. Or did you only do that accidentally?

SOS2008
Mar29-05, 10:58 PM
'The Taming of the Shrew', for one, is flippin' hilarious. I submit that as a member of the Empire, I probably have a head start on a lot of you. English humour isn't quite the same as North American, but Canadians have enough exposure to it that it makes more sense to us. Old English humour is still based upon the monarchist society, with class structure. While ours isn't, we do understand it. For instance, several excellent English comedies couldn't be understood in the States, so they remade them for US audiences: All in the Family, Sanford and Son, The Golden Girls... You get stuff like Benny Hill and Mr. Bean because they're slapstick that doesn't require inside knowledge.
That doesn't apply to Douglas Adams, of course, because he was British, but it could just be a matter of his opinion. Most of the people that I know can't understand the humour in "Hitchhiker's Guide".So true--we've barely understood SCTV and The Red Green Show. :tongue2:

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 11:00 PM
Moonbear, 10 for 10! Go for the gold! Grass is Green! (waiting...)

I'm not saying it's impossible for someone in modern culture to find Shakespeare funny, I'm saying that in the modern meme of humor, Shakespeare generally isn't funny. You need to find a counterexample where anyone of sufficient intelligence in modern culture would be expected to find it funny. Since it's Shakespeare and his image is sacrosanct, a lot of the people (I suspect you and you, Moonbear and Franz, as being among them) are just going to say "yeah Shakespeare can tell jokes" without actually having any specific jokes in mind, just to avoid tarnishing his image.

I don't give a rats *** about the bastards image. NOw i'm insulted.

Ok, enough ****s and giggles for now.

In case you still haven't realized it Bob, i really don't care about convincing, i'm just bored and going through withdrawals from a week without talking to my favorite psych major :frown: .

I'm sad you never caught the irony in my statements. I was purposesly agreeing with you, in a subtle way albeit, in my last post, jsut to see if you would catch it. you didn't. Sadness. i think i'll eat my dinner anyway.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 11:00 PM
http://www.online-literature.com/shakespeare/shrew/ The complete text of the taming of the shrew is here.

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 11:01 PM
Finally, someone who agrees that humor is cultural. Or did you only do that accidentally?


I'm really disappointed that you couldn't understand my post.

I thought maybe i was just being an ***, but no, you really are the same color of cretin as everyone else. Sadness.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 11:03 PM
How would i know? I don't know what he actually wrote in that essay, what his words were. Neither do you, as you admitted. You're arguing referring to something you've never even seen yourself. Its pathetic. Maybe he got the jokes, but he simply argued that they're relevance was lost on those who lacked the capacity as modern audiences do, because they want everything spoon fed to them without having to think, like you. If you catch the irony in this paragraph, i will eat my dinner.
Franz, this is your most recent post before #3048... I don't see any irony here, it just comes across as bitter (not to mention misinformed).


The thing about agreement over cultural humor was actually in response to Danger, NOT you. Pay attention if you're going to be mean and bitter, because I was not even replying to you in that post about agreement over cultural humor, so it was not possible for me to have been misinterpreting you.

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 11:05 PM
Franz, this is your most recent post before the one you were replying to... I don't see any irony here, it just comes across as bitter.

That's because you lack the intellect to realise that i did in fact agree with you that humour was culture related.

The thing about agreement was actually by Danger, NOT you. Pay attention if you're going to be mean and bitter.

You tard.

Why do you think i was sad? Because it was about Danger. Hence the sadness. Jesus christ. OK now i'm just getting annoyed. This was entertaining, now you're just being flat out dumb.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 11:07 PM
You did at one point agree (in an ironic sense) that humor is culture-related? I missed it, but I caught Danger's. I'll reread...

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 11:08 PM
You did at one point agree (in an ironic sense) that humor is culture-related? I missed it, but I caught Danger's. I'll reread...

God...

Not in an ironic sense. It was ironic that i did. It was ironic because in a post superficially disagreeing with you, i fundamentally agreed with you.

Jesus , you have the most uncultivated sense of irony and humour i've ever seen.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 11:11 PM
The only thing that could be construed that way that you said was about modern audiences being too stupid and preferring things to be spoon-fed. I don't think that really counts as humor depending on culture--more like attention span depending on culture. I also get the distinct impression that you only tacked on the bit about "irony" after you read your own post.

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 11:12 PM
The only thing that could be construed that way that you said was about modern audiences being too stupid and preferring things to be spoon-fed. I don't think that really counts as humor depending on culture--more like attention span depending on culture. I also get the distinct impression that you only tacked on the bit about "irony" after you read your own post.


I give up.

You've murdered enough of my brain cells for one night. And ****s and giggles are not worth this blood pressure. Now where's my phone....

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 11:14 PM
God...

Not in an ironic sense. It was ironic that i did. It was ironic because in a post superficially disagreeing with you, i fundamentally agreed with you.

Jesus , you have the most uncultivated sense of irony and humour i've ever seen.

Boy, that get out of banning free card must expire tonight! :rofl: (BTW, I did catch the irony...just a slightly different interpretation of cultural there...you can eat your dinner now.)

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 11:14 PM
You've murdered enough of my brain cells for one night.
I think the alcohol is what's doing that... :frown:

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 11:19 PM
Moonbear, I already did get it--as much as there was to get--and explain it thoroughly. Stop trying to put me down.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 11:19 PM
http://www.online-literature.com/shakespeare/shrew/ The complete text of the taming of the shrew is here.

Now, just start with Act 1 Scene 1. Read the section where Baptista enters (Gremio's aside is a pretty obvious joke even if you don't see why the rest of the dialogue is humorous). Really, it's the same sort of humor you'd hear between two guys talking about a woman in a bar, just you need to get used to old English.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 11:23 PM
Moonbear, I already did get it--as much as there was to get--and explain it thoroughly. Stop trying to put me down.

:confused: I wasn't trying to put you down. Good grief! I was actually sticking up for you a bit there.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 11:24 PM
Leave shall you have to court her at your pleasure.

GREMIO
[Aside] To cart her rather: she's too rough for me.
-----------


Nobody ever laughs at plays on words.

Danger
Mar29-05, 11:24 PM
Finally, someone who agrees that humor is cultural. Or did you only do that accidentally?
I never said that it wasn't culturally based. What I said, although not in so many words, is that your vision of it as a hate-fuelled xenophobic 'us against them' bonding ritual is a perversion of reality filtered through what I perceive to be a severely damaged psyche.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 11:25 PM
Moonbear, I already did get it--as much as there was to get--and explain it thoroughly. Stop trying to put me down.

Oh, I see the confusion now...you slipped in a reply between the post I was quoting and my reply...it wasn't there when I started typing. Type slower! :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 11:27 PM
Leave shall you have to court her at your pleasure.

GREMIO
[Aside] To cart her rather: she's too rough for me.
-----------


Nobody ever laughs at plays on words.

:frown: I do.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 11:29 PM
I never said it was hate-fuelled, and xenophobic only by implication. It's cultural, in general tribal, and therefore encourages tribal bonding. Exclusion of members of other tribes is only by extension.

Danger
Mar29-05, 11:30 PM
http://www.online-literature.com/shakespeare/shrew/ The complete text of the taming of the shrew is here.
Don't need it. I have the complete works in my library, but the type's so damned small that I have trouble trying to read it any more. :frown:

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 11:31 PM
Leave shall you have to court her at your pleasure.

GREMIO
[Aside] To cart her rather: she's too rough for me.
-----------


Nobody ever laughs at plays on words.


People who aren't utter morons do.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 11:32 PM
There's a reason why people _groan_ at puns rather than laugh at them... they might smile a little while groaning but they don't laugh.

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 11:32 PM
(BTW, I did catch the irony...just a slightly different interpretation of cultural there...you can eat your dinner now.)


See, she gets it.

The person with the PhD gets it. I am satisfied that my efforts went unwasted. mmm, yummy food.

Danger
Mar29-05, 11:32 PM
:frown: I do.
<profound relief> Glad to hear it. That is the basis of most of my posts, after all. I'd hate to think that I'd wasted them. :wink:

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 11:33 PM
There's a reason why people _groan_ at puns rather than laugh at them... they might smile a little while groaning but they don't laugh.

Yes, they are utter morons.

That's the reason.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 11:34 PM
Franz, I got it and explained it before she did.

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 11:34 PM
<profound relief> Glad to hear it. That is the basis of most of my posts, after all. I'd hate to think that I'd wasted them. :wink:


90% of my humour is based on irony and plays on words. Its how i weed out women not worth my time. Unfortunately, it weeds out almost all of them :frown: . Luckily not the important one. :biggrin:

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 11:36 PM
Franz, I got it and explained it before she did.


Sure you did Bob. Sure you did.

hypatia
Mar29-05, 11:37 PM
Food? who has food?

Danger
Mar29-05, 11:37 PM
There's a reason why people _groan_ at puns rather than laugh at them... they might smile a little while groaning but they don't laugh.
Puns are deliberately designed to be groaned at. That's the whole point of their existence. It's a very specialized genre of humour. If someone actually laughs at one, then the constructor failed in his mission.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 11:38 PM
She has acknowledged it... I am not an outlet for your drunken stupor. Find something else, punch the wall or something.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 11:39 PM
Exactly, danger.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 11:39 PM
There's a reason why people _groan_ at puns rather than laugh at them... they might smile a little while groaning but they don't laugh.

Some puns are bad puns, and thus get a groan, but some plays on words and innuendos are really funny, and yes, I really do laugh. Besides, it wasn't just that one line that was funny there. The entire dialogue had me laughing, I can't just pull one line out of context to show it. Did you read that entire section of dialogue?

Though, does humor require one to be laughing out loud? I would still consider something humorous if it made me smile or chuckle. And I also enjoy jokes that you know you should groan at, but you can't stop yourself from laughing anyway.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 11:40 PM
See, she gets it.

The person with the PhD gets it. I am satisfied that my efforts went unwasted. mmm, yummy food.

Well, I could hardly leave you there starving, especially when you seemed to be getting grouchy from hunger! :tongue2:

Danger
Mar29-05, 11:41 PM
The person with the PhD gets it.
Hey! Let's not forget the guy who never finished high school! I got it too.

BicycleTree
Mar29-05, 11:42 PM
Guess I'm out for the night, later all. No hard feelings franz.

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 11:44 PM
She has acknowledged it... I am not an outlet for your drunken stupor. Find something else, punch the wall or something.


I've got two guns. One for each of you.

(i know you won't get it, maybe someone worthwhile will).



Well, I could hardly leave you there starving, especially when you seemed to be getting grouchy from hunger!

Its not hunger thats making me grouchy, its withdrawals from not talking to tiny for a week :frown: .

Guess I'm out for the night, later all. No hard feelings franz.

What are those?

Danger
Mar29-05, 11:44 PM
Food? who has food?
I have candy, little girl... :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 11:45 PM
Guess I'm out for the night, later all. No hard feelings franz.

Goodnight.

Phew...good...you guys were typing too fast for me! I kept finding 10 new posts everytime I got a reply typed. My head is starting to spin.

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 11:48 PM
Goodnight.

Phew...good...you guys were typing too fast for me! I kept finding 10 new posts everytime I got a reply typed. My head is starting to spin.


You need to learn to keep up.

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 11:48 PM
IIts not hunger thats making me grouchy, its withdrawals from not talking to tiny for a week :frown: .

Tiny? Is this your pet name for her? Well, if you're going to keep talking about her, maybe you should make up a nickname for her anyway. It gets a little awkward constructing sentences that refer to her only as she. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar29-05, 11:50 PM
You need to learn to keep up.

I thought that was the guys' job? I assist by sitting here looking pretty. :biggrin:

Okay, mostly it's that I'm three hours ahead of you here! So I'm not quite as awake as you are.

franznietzsche
Mar29-05, 11:53 PM
Tiny? Is this your pet name for her? Well, if you're going to keep talking about her, maybe you should make up a nickname for her anyway. It gets a little awkward constructing sentences that refer to her only as she. :biggrin:


Yes, that is her nick name, i use it far more often than her actual name really. Its kinda got a funny story behind it...well not really funny in Bicycle's sense, but funny in the not normal, hmmm, sense.

Danger
Mar29-05, 11:54 PM
I kept finding 10 new posts everytime I got a reply typed.
Same here. And Lucy was doing my typing for me again half the time, so of course I had to do it over before posting.

franznietzsche
Mar30-05, 12:02 AM
Same here. And Lucy was doing my typing for me again half the time, so of course I had to do it over before posting.


Silly kitty.

I had a cat named lucy once. But we called her lucifer. :devil:

Smurf
Mar30-05, 12:03 AM
Yes, that is her nick name, i use it far more often than her actual name really. Its kinda got a funny story behind it...well not really funny in Bicycle's sense, but funny in the not normal, hmmm, sense.
Tell us! Tell us! I call my girlfriend Pulchrid :bugeye: . It too has a (probably much more so) interesting story behind it.

franznietzsche
Mar30-05, 12:05 AM
Tell us! Tell us! I call my girlfriend Pulchrid :bugeye: . It too has a (probably much more so) interesting story behind it.


Yours is probably much funnier.


About a year and a half ago, when i first decided to pursue her, my best friend soon after became single, and decided he also wanted to date her. Not good. We never really fought, but there was unspoken friction and competition for a while. At any rate, he had always called her runt, for probably a year before this, initially just to be an ***, and later on it stuck. Well, at the time it occurred to me calling her the same thing he came up with would be bad, making her think of him instead of me would have been counter-productive. At first she objected, saying she preferred runt, but i just kept calling her tiny. After a while my friend moved on and dated someone else, and the name jsut stuck. Of course, she doesn't know this story, but that's ok.

Moonbear
Mar30-05, 12:05 AM
Yes, that is her nick name, i use it far more often than her actual name really. Its kinda got a funny story behind it...well not really funny in Bicycle's sense, but funny in the not normal, hmmm, sense.

Or maybe that is in the normal sense? Whatever...I just laughed so hard at that it sent me into a coughing fit (maybe I should have swallowed my orange juice before laughing). :rofl:

franznietzsche
Mar30-05, 12:09 AM
Or maybe that is in the normal sense? Whatever...I just laughed so hard at that it sent me into a coughing fit (maybe I should have swallowed my orange juice before laughing). :rofl:


Even i didn't think it was that funny.

Moonbear
Mar30-05, 12:14 AM
Even i didn't think it was that funny.

That might mean I'm becoming delirious with fatigue. I might have to get myself to bed soon. I just imagined you saying it totally dead-pan...the delivery was excellent. :biggrin:

franznietzsche
Mar30-05, 12:15 AM
That might mean I'm becoming delirious with fatigue. I might have to get myself to bed soon. I just imagined you saying it totally dead-pan...the delivery was excellent. :biggrin:


Well that always does help, yes.

Smurf
Mar30-05, 12:15 AM
Yeah, people immagining you saying this better than you did. That's a help.

Danger
Mar30-05, 12:23 AM
Silly kitty.

I had a cat named lucy once. But we called her lucifer. :devil:
I just wasted about 10 minutes trying to find a previous post of mine that dealt with that. No luck. I'm too lazy to do it over, so when I finally find it during a slow spell, I'll pull up this quote and direct you to it.

franznietzsche
Mar30-05, 12:25 AM
Yeah, people immagining you saying this better than you did. That's a help.


So do we get to hear the pulchrid story?

Moonbear
Mar30-05, 12:27 AM
I just wasted about 10 minutes trying to find a previous post of mine that dealt with that. No luck. I'm too lazy to do it over, so when I finally find it during a slow spell, I'll pull up this quote and direct you to it.

If it helps, I remember you commenting on it...or was it Lucy-fur? (This is the appropriate place to groan.)

I can't remember what thread you mentioned it in though.

franznietzsche
Mar30-05, 12:29 AM
If it helps, I remember you commenting on it...or was it Lucy-fur? (This is the appropriate place to groan.)

GROAN. Funny, but GROAN.

We called ours Lucifer as we reasoned it was possessed by the devil. Never a nice cat. Incidentally, i think the devil possessed my mother after it died. Or maybe both in tandem and transferred the remainder of its power over to her when the cat died. I dunno. But it would explain so much.

Smurf
Mar30-05, 12:30 AM
So do we get to hear the pulchrid story?
I'll admit I can't actually recall the details, I'll ask her tomorrow though and report back. I know that pulchrid is a shortened word from Pulchritudinous, which was in one of her lines in a school play in the drama class that I met her in (which is in its self a funny story, I dropped her)

Moonbear
Mar30-05, 12:34 AM
GROAN. Funny, but GROAN.

We called ours Lucifer as we reasoned it was possessed by the devil. Never a nice cat. Incidentally, i think the devil possessed my mother after it died. Or maybe both in tandem and transferred the remainder of its power over to her when the cat died. I dunno. But it would explain so much.

I think all cats are possessed by the devil.

Danger
Mar30-05, 12:35 AM
If it helps, I remember you commenting on it...or was it Lucy-fur? (This is the appropriate place to groan.)

I can't remember what thread you mentioned it in though.
'Twas indeed the reference that I was looking for. I know that it was a long thread, and quite a while ago, but I've been flapping around here trying to follow all my favourite folks, that I can't even remember where I've been any more. (Where the hell am I now, for that matter?)

Smurf
Mar30-05, 12:36 AM
I think all cats are possessed by the devil.
I'm not sure moonbear, do you really think he'd stoop that low?

franznietzsche
Mar30-05, 12:37 AM
I think all cats are possessed by the devil.


I don't know about all cats, but i know at least two mothers who are for sure.

Danger
Mar30-05, 12:37 AM
I think all cats are possessed by the devil.
Are you sure that's not the other way around?

Moonbear
Mar30-05, 12:41 AM
'Twas indeed the reference that I was looking for. I know that it was a long thread, and quite a while ago, but I've been flapping around here trying to follow all my favourite folks, that I can't even remember where I've been any more. (Where the hell am I now, for that matter?)

Got it! You were blaming the cat for missing items.

http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=68070&page=2&pp=20

Danger
Mar30-05, 02:23 AM
Got it! You were blaming the cat for missing items.

http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=68070&page=2&pp=20
Awesome! Thanks, sweetie. I could have trolled around here for a week and never found it. :smile:

Artman
Mar30-05, 07:48 AM
So I don't even need the doggie costume...? (down, Artman)We need a disappointed, pouting smiley. Can't I at least say that that is a very "stylish" costume?


By the way, that wouldn't be humourous back in Shakespere's day. Not that it is now...:biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar30-05, 10:20 AM
We need a disappointed, pouting smiley. Can't I at least say that that is a very "stylish" costume?

*trying to think of a comment on that...trying to think of a comment on that* I stayed awake way too late last night, and the coffee is not kicking in today.

franznietzsche
Mar30-05, 10:23 AM
*trying to think of a comment on that...trying to think of a comment on that* I stayed awake way too late last night, and the coffee is not kicking in today.

Mmm, coffee. Yum.

Moonbear
Mar30-05, 10:29 AM
Mmm, coffee. Yum.

*passes franz a cup of coffee* I make it with dark roasted beans. Enjoy.

Danger
Mar30-05, 10:30 AM
We need a disappointed, pouting smiley. Can't I at least say that that is a very "stylish" costume?
Well, you've already used that one, but it was in a different thread and it's good enough to repeat, so I guess I'll let ya.

By the way, that wouldn't be humourous back in Shakespere's day. Not that it is now...:biggrin:
By the way, did you guys realize that Shakespeare spelled his own name about half a dozen different ways in his writings? Kinda peculiar for the primary literary light of his time. :confused:

Moonbear
Mar30-05, 10:38 AM
By the way, did you guys realize that Shakespeare spelled his own name about half a dozen different ways in his writings? Kinda peculiar for the primary literary light of his time. :confused:

Really? Then again, in his time, I think he really wasn't considered such a great writer. Just because I find him funny doesn't mean I think he's a great writer, actually. It's sort of like vaudeville in old English to me. It appeals to my baser tastes.

Artman
Mar30-05, 10:46 AM
Well, you've already used that one, but it was in a different thread and it's good enough to repeat, so I guess I'll let ya.


By the way, did you guys realize that Shakespeare spelled his own name about half a dozen different ways in his writings? Kinda peculiar for the primary literary light of his time. :confused:I've heard that Shakespeare didn't write Shakespeare's works, but somebody else named Shakespeare wrote them. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar30-05, 11:13 AM
I've heard that Shakespeare didn't write Shakespeare's works, but somebody else named Shakespeare wrote them. :biggrin:

:rofl: Wait until the kids return and see that statement. They'll be all in a tizzy tonight. And you thought it was a rough night listening to them argue whether Shakespeare was funny... :rolleyes:

mattmns
Mar30-05, 11:31 AM
What did you say about shakespear?!

Personally I do not care about his name.

Moonbear
Mar30-05, 11:46 AM
What did you say about shakespear?!

Personally I do not care about his name.

Maybe his name is another play on words. *shakes spear*

Please tell me that doesn't mean what I think it means. :uhh:

franznietzsche
Mar30-05, 11:48 AM
Maybe his name is another play on words. *shakes spear*

Please tell me that doesn't mean what I think it means. :uhh:


Yup, it means he likes to sit on the washer for you :biggrin:

Danger
Mar30-05, 11:56 AM
It appeals to my baser tastes.
I would like to take a moment here to appeal to your baser tastes myself.
Please! Oh please, please, please,please, please... :cry:

How was that? Will it get me anything?

Moonbear
Mar30-05, 12:07 PM
How was that? Will it get me anything?

Sure it does...*pats Danger on the back* There there. :tongue:

Danger
Mar30-05, 12:12 PM
Sure it does...*pats Danger on the back* There there. :tongue:
Not quite what I was shooting for, but I relish any physical contact I can get. :biggrin:

Artman
Mar30-05, 12:25 PM
Maybe his name is another play on words. *shakes spear*

Please tell me that doesn't mean what I think it means. :uhh:Recalls a little rhyme from my grade school days...

No matter how you shake or how you dance,
The last drop always winds up in your pants. :biggrin:

It ain't Shakespeare, but Shakes Spear may have had something to do with it. :biggrin:

Danger
Mar30-05, 12:36 PM
Damn! I got nothin'... but I can't let Art have the last word. :biggrin:

franznietzsche
Mar30-05, 04:24 PM
Damn! I got nothin'... but I can't let Art have the last word. :biggrin:

Same here, but this reamains my thread to kill and mine alone. So i have to say something.


Something.

Moonbear
Mar30-05, 04:24 PM
Damn! I got nothin'... but I can't let Art have the last word. :biggrin:

Hey, when did you sneak in here? :rolleyes: I have to keep a closer eye on this thread.

franznietzsche
Mar30-05, 04:25 PM
Hey, when did you sneak in here? :rolleyes: I have to keep a closer eye on this thread.

Funny.

You missed me by seconds.

ha.

Moonbear
Mar30-05, 04:28 PM
Funny.

You missed me by seconds.

ha.

It must be all this sun in my eyes...I had forgotten what it was like to see the sun out during the day!

franznietzsche
Mar30-05, 04:30 PM
It must be all this sun in my eyes...I had forgotten what it was like to see the sun out during the day!

You mean the daystar? Yeah its a freaky thing. I've heard stories about it. It turns you into a lobster if you're exposed to it for too long. Dangerous thing.

Artman
Mar30-05, 04:31 PM
Why can't I have the last word? :confused:

Moonbear
Mar30-05, 04:34 PM
You mean the daystar? Yeah its a freaky thing. I've heard stories about it. It turns you into a lobster if you're exposed to it for too long. Dangerous thing.

But it must have quite a gravitational pull. It keeps pulling me outside! :biggrin: I played hooky today...just couldn't convince myself to go sit in a hermetically sealed building when it's 70 degrees and sunny! I've still mostly been indoors, but I've got all the windows open. :approve:

franznietzsche
Mar30-05, 05:21 PM
But it must have quite a gravitational pull. It keeps pulling me outside! :biggrin: I played hooky today...just couldn't convince myself to go sit in a hermetically sealed building when it's 70 degrees and sunny! I've still mostly been indoors, but I've got all the windows open. :approve:

Cause you know, removing transparent glass has an affect as far as sunlight goes. :rolleyes:

Moonbear
Mar30-05, 05:52 PM
Cause you know, removing transparent glass has an affect as far as sunlight goes. :rolleyes:

It does...I'm not sure what it is, but I actually start to feel almost carsick if I sit too long in sun shining through glass. But, that's of course not why the windows are open...I'm enjoying the fresh air too! And listening to the birds singing (they sound as happy to see the sun as I am). :biggrin:

Artman
Mar30-05, 05:59 PM
Why can't I have the last word. :grumpy:

Moonbear
Mar30-05, 06:12 PM
Why can't I have the last word. :grumpy:

Because I always get the last word. :approve:

BicycleTree
Mar30-05, 06:22 PM
"Down in Oakland" by The Transplants is a particularly good song.

BicycleTree
Mar30-05, 06:23 PM
The lyrics don't look like much but the song is great. And I don't advise reading the lyrics before hearing the song a few times... it sounds like he is saying different things from those in the lyrics at times, which are better for the song.

dextercioby
Mar30-05, 06:33 PM
How's my thread doing....?Oooh,3140 replies,that's nice.I want it really fat,cause i'm really hungry...

Daniel.

BicycleTree
Mar30-05, 06:34 PM
Also "California Babylon" by The Transplants is very good.

Moonbear
Mar30-05, 07:50 PM
How's my thread doing....?Oooh,3140 replies,that's nice.I want it really fat,cause i'm really hungry...

Daniel.

Why do you keep thinking it's your thread? It's my thread! But, yes, it is fattening up very nicely.

BicycleTree
Mar30-05, 08:04 PM
Three men standing and they love what they do
You won't see it coming 'cause they want to surprise you


It's so... so musical. Graceful.

Moonbear
Mar30-05, 08:06 PM
It doesn't matter how many men there are, it's still my thread!

BicycleTree
Mar30-05, 08:09 PM
You get the impression that the singer is decayed in some way while he's singing. It's moving.

Moonbear
Mar30-05, 08:11 PM
I don't like when decayed things start moving. :yuck: Save it for the refrigerator thread, or the rotting deer thread. :tongue2:

BicycleTree
Mar30-05, 08:13 PM
Like, all the words are sung or spoken sloppily, like he's not really trying, or like he's toothless and has a mouth full of novocaine. But he hits all the notes. It's like some animating force took a corpse and made it sing--its mouth may be rotting but the essence of the song is there.

Danger
Mar30-05, 08:20 PM
I don't like when decayed things start moving.
Why on Earth can you not get over this anti-necrophilia rampage?


Why can't I have the last word.
Nothin' personal, dude. Just a matter of principle. :approve:

Moonbear
Mar30-05, 08:23 PM
Why on Earth can you not get over this anti-necrophilia rampage?

It took me a while to figure out why this bothers you so much. You know, when women tell you, "Over my dead body," they don't mean that literally. :biggrin:

Danger
Mar30-05, 08:24 PM
Hey, when did you sneak in here? :rolleyes: I have to keep a closer eye on this thread.
I didn't sneak. I strolled in brazenly and with utter confidence after ensuring that you were asleep...

Danger
Mar30-05, 08:26 PM
when women tell you, "Over my dead body," they don't mean that literally. :biggrin:
I don't care. It's a lot cheaper than a regular date and significantly lowers their resistance... (well, after rigor has passed, of course).

Moonbear
Mar30-05, 08:28 PM
I didn't sneak. I strolled in brazenly and with utter confidence after ensuring that you were asleep...

Oh, darn, you caught me taking my afternoon nap.

franznietzsche
Mar30-05, 08:40 PM
I don't care. It's a lot cheaper than a regular date and significantly lowers their resistance... (well, after rigor has passed, of course).


Its all true.

Danger
Mar30-05, 08:44 PM
Its all true.
Of course it is! Would I mislead you, my fine young protege?

Moonbear
Mar30-05, 08:57 PM
Of course it is! Would I mislead you, my fine young protege?

:rolleyes: Franz, run, don't look back, don't pass go and collect $300, just run, far far far away!

Danger
Mar30-05, 09:11 PM
:rolleyes: Franz, run, don't look back, don't pass go and collect $300, just run, far far far away!
Ignore her, Franz. She's just a prude with no sense of adventure... :tongue:

Moonbear
Mar30-05, 09:26 PM
Ignore her, Franz. She's just a prude with no sense of adventure... :tongue:

I have plenty of a sense of adventure, I just want to be alive to experience it! :biggrin:

franznietzsche
Mar30-05, 09:27 PM
Ignore her, Franz. She's just a prude with no sense of adventure... :tongue:


Shes' anything but a prude. THe discussion of washing machines should give that much away.

Danger
Mar30-05, 09:37 PM
I have plenty of a sense of adventure, I just want to be alive to experience it! :biggrin:
There you go with the necrophilia-bashing again!

Moonbear
Mar30-05, 10:31 PM
There you go with the necrophilia-bashing again!

Wait, didn't I already reply to this?! What sort of mind tricks are you using on me here? The blonde roots must be digging into my brain again! Aaaaaah!!! :surprised

Danger
Mar30-05, 11:16 PM
Wait, didn't I already reply to this?! What sort of mind tricks are you using on me here? The blonde roots must be digging into my brain again! Aaaaaah!!! :surprised
It's listening to all that cowboy s***. It rots brain cells and promotes intracranial vacuum leaks.

Moonbear
Mar30-05, 11:32 PM
It's listening to all that cowboy s***. It rots brain cells and promotes intracranial vacuum leaks.

Nah, I listened to a lot more of that stuff when I was writing my dissertation. That and heavy metal. (Now how's that for an odd combination?) Hmm...maybe that's the problem, I need to go back to listening to country music...my thinking cap might actually be a cowboy hat! :eek: :biggrin:

Danger
Mar30-05, 11:40 PM
my thinking cap might actually be a cowboy hat! :eek: :biggrin:
Not a chance! You put one of those things on, it knocks 30 points off of your IQ like you'd been whapped upside the head with a 'stupid' stick. :eek:

Moonbear
Mar30-05, 11:56 PM
Not a chance! You put one of those things on, it knocks 30 points off of your IQ like you'd been whapped upside the head with a 'stupid' stick. :eek:

But I look really cute in a cowboy hat (or I guess that would be a cowgirl hat).

Danger
Mar31-05, 12:01 AM
But I look really cute in a cowboy hat (or I guess that would be a cowgirl hat).
Well, okay... as long as it's just the hat... :tongue2:

Moonbear
Mar31-05, 12:02 AM
Well, okay... as long as it's just the hat... :tongue2:

Can I wear spurs too? :biggrin: :tongue2:

Danger
Mar31-05, 12:05 AM
Can I wear spurs too? :biggrin: :tongue2:
Please... :redface:

Moonbear
Mar31-05, 12:12 AM
Please... :redface:

Yee Haw!!!! Ride 'em cowboy!!!

Danger
Mar31-05, 12:17 AM
Yee Haw!!!! Ride 'em cowboy!!!
Don't you mean, 'git it on little doggie'? :tongue2:

Moonbear
Mar31-05, 12:21 AM
Don't you mean, 'git it on little doggie'? :tongue2:

Nah, told the dog to take a ride in the old pick-up truck...I'm lookin' to wrangle me a cowboy!

Danger
Mar31-05, 12:25 AM
I'm lookin' to wrangle me a cowboy!
Well, good luck with that. 'Course in the morning you'll look like you've been rode hard and put away wet... oh wait...

Moonbear
Mar31-05, 12:27 AM
Well, good luck with that. 'Course in the morning you'll look like you've been rode hard and put away wet... oh wait...

:redface: Yup!

Danger
Mar31-05, 12:37 AM
:redface: Yup!
Don't try pulling that ":redface:" crap on me. You're not the least bit embarrassed and you know it...

Moonbear
Mar31-05, 01:19 AM
Don't try pulling that ":redface:" crap on me. You're not the least bit embarrassed and you know it...

Just embarrassed it was so obvious what I was thinking. :tongue2:

Danger
Mar31-05, 02:40 AM
Just embarrassed it was so obvious what I was thinking. :tongue2:
Your tongue hanging down to your navel was a bit of a giveaway. I hope you don't play poker.

franznietzsche
Mar31-05, 03:03 AM
Just embarrassed it was so obvious what I was thinking. :tongue2:


EVERY SINGLE BLOODY THREAD!!!


I swear you think about sex more than i do. That's jsut sad.

Artman
Mar31-05, 07:12 AM
Don't you mean, 'git it on little doggie'? :tongue2:You've got the suit, right? :biggrin:

Artman
Mar31-05, 07:15 AM
I don't care. It's a lot cheaper than a regular date and significantly lowers their resistance... (well, after rigor has passed, of course).You're creeping me out again. :yuck:

Artman
Mar31-05, 07:16 AM
Its all true.You're creeping me out too. :yuck:

Artman
Mar31-05, 07:19 AM
Can I wear spurs too? :biggrin: :tongue2:You know, I can't say this to everyone, but that outfit would look good with chaps. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar31-05, 09:27 AM
You know, I can't say this to everyone, but that outfit would look good with chaps. :biggrin:

Chaps, huh? *rummages through closet* I think I need just one more thread for them...here thread, here thread. :devil:

Danger
Mar31-05, 09:42 AM
You've got the suit, right? :biggrin:
In a manner of speaking. I have to pick it up from the cleaner's today. There was some residue from the Evo encounter...

You're creeping me out again.
Oh ye of weak stomach and tepid libido...

You're creeping me out too.
Yeaahhh, Franz! Tag team...! You're at bat... :biggrin:

Moonbear
Mar31-05, 09:49 AM
Yeaahhh, Franz! Tag team...! You're at bat... :biggrin:

What, now you're having the kid do your dirty work for you?

Danger
Mar31-05, 10:25 AM
What, now you're having the kid do your dirty work for you?
You think a protege learns by just listening and learning by example? Hands-on experience is essential.

franznietzsche
Mar31-05, 01:08 PM
What, now you're having the kid do your dirty work for you?


Its dirty laundry mostly :yuck:

BicycleTree
Mar31-05, 01:12 PM
What if you were talking to someone and he was otherwise normal, but did not use facial expressions? Utter poker face. Imagine that situation and tell me how you would feel.

The first thing you want to do--human instinct--when talking to someone is placing their archetype. If they don't fit into what you already understand and can predict, you don't want to talk to them. Just more of the tribal instinct at work. You know how the Devil is referred to as "the interloper."

Moonbear
Mar31-05, 01:36 PM
Its dirty laundry mostly :yuck:

Yeah, I know what you guys have been up to over there at the laundromat too. I wouldn't want to touch that dirty laundry. :yuck:

Moonbear
Mar31-05, 01:37 PM
What if you were talking to someone and he was otherwise normal, but did not use facial expressions? Utter poker face. Imagine that situation and tell me how you would feel.

One word: Botox!

BicycleTree
Mar31-05, 01:42 PM
No, because with Botox (or, alternatively, stroke victims) you know why they are not using facial expressions, so you can explain it to yourself and proceed. I mean when there is no apparent reason why he is not using facial expressions. Just a poker face.

Moonbear
Mar31-05, 01:48 PM
No, because with Botox (or, alternatively, stroke victims) you know why they are not using facial expressions, so you can explain it to yourself and proceed. I mean when there is no apparent reason why he is not using facial expressions. Just a poker face.

Does it matter the reason? It's still weird trying to talk to someone who has no facial expressions. Afterall, we communicate quite a bit through facial expressions (and yes, I do know someone who hardly ever shows an facial expression or overt emotion; it took a long time to get used to having to read the most subtle cues to know how he's reacting to things people are saying).

BicycleTree
Mar31-05, 02:19 PM
All right, I thought you were presenting botox users as people it was not so hard to talk to once you got used to it.

Another item is the phrase "relates to." If you can't "Relate to" someone that implies that you find them uncomfortable to be around. But the meaning of the phrase is just that you can't find similarities between the person and yourself.

BicycleTree
Mar31-05, 02:29 PM
Also, "relates to" suggests familial relation.

Moonbear
Mar31-05, 02:39 PM
All right, I thought you were presenting botox users as people it was not so hard to talk to once you got used to it.

Oh, no, just as an example of someone who has no facial expressions. That was the first thing to pop to mind when you said that. It's really hard to entirely suppress facial expressions without paralysis. You'll notice that high stakes poker players often wear sunglasses or hats or something else to shield their eyes. It's because no matter how good of a poker face someone thinks they have, there are almost always still very subtle cues they can't avoid. So, otherwise, I can only think of a sociopath as someone who would talk without showing any emotion, because they really aren't feeling any emotion. Even the guy I know who is incredibly subtle about facial expression has some (after people meet him the first time, most comment on it once out of his presence, it's that strikingly obvious that something is unusual about his lack of expression). But, the more you talk to him and get to know him, you start to notice little movements of his eyes and lips. It's kind of funny though, because his wife is the complete opposite. What he lacks in expression, she makes up for! She is the bubbliest, most expressive person I've met. It's quite cute to see them together. :smile:

Artman
Apr1-05, 01:02 PM
Thank God you're back safe and sound! We missed you so much! :smile:

Moonbear
Apr1-05, 01:07 PM
Oh, my beloved little thread! Don't you ever go wandering out of eyesight again! See what happens when you don't listen to your mom?

Now let me dunk you in some bleach to clean off all that grime from that pirate ship.

franznietzsche
Apr1-05, 01:14 PM
Its ok little thread, daddy's here. Its ok now. The bad mentors are all gone now.

Danger
Apr1-05, 01:15 PM
Now let me dunk you in some bleach to clean off all that grime from that pirate ship.
I dunno about that... it's looking pretty pale already.

Moonbear
Apr1-05, 01:46 PM
Its ok little thread, daddy's here. Its ok now. The bad mentors are all gone now.

:surprised Eeeeeek!!!! If I'm the thread's mom, and you're the thread's daddy, then.... :yuck: :surprised :bugeye: :yuck: Noooooooooooooo!!!!!

*vomits*

Moonbear
Apr1-05, 01:46 PM
I dunno about that... it's looking pretty pale already.

A bit green around the gills is all. Once we bleach off all that grime, it will start feeling better, really. o:)

BicycleTree
Apr1-05, 02:08 PM
The mentor was a boojum, you see.

Artman
Apr1-05, 02:09 PM
:surprised Eeeeeek!!!! If I'm the thread's mom, and you're the thread's daddy, then.... Yup it must be a little Franzbear thread. :biggrin: I'm just the thread's weird uncle. Come to uncle Artman thread. I won't hurt you. o:)

We're just going to go on a hunting trip. You can bring your toy gun, and I'll bring a bunch of real ones. o:) It'll be fun. :smile:

And you can put on this tee shirt. :uhh:

The concentric circle pattern looks great on you. :smile:

Moonbear
Apr1-05, 03:47 PM
Yup it must be a little Franzbear thread. :biggrin: I'm just the thread's weird uncle. Come to uncle Artman thread. I won't hurt you. o:)

We're just going to go on a hunting trip. You can bring your toy gun, and I'll bring a bunch of real ones. o:) It'll be fun. :smile:

And you can put on this tee shirt. :uhh:

The concentric circle pattern looks great on you. :smile:

Honey, how many times have I told you not to go places alone with your Uncle Artman? Now, let's get you changed out of that shirt and into something more appropriate. Here, try on these very flammable pajamas and I'll tuck you into bed.

Artman
Apr1-05, 03:58 PM
Good night little thread. o:)







pssst, Franzbear, pssst. Leave your window open.








We'll wait until your mom is asleep. Then we'll go. I'll bring another tee shirt for you, don't worry about that, but you can leave on the flammable PJs. It'll be fun. o:)

Moonbear
Apr1-05, 04:03 PM
Oh, I see your Uncle Artman has gotten you all tucked in already. Now, don't tell your father I told you this, but if you're going to go camping, you're going to have to learn to start a fire. Here are some matches and sticks to start with. If the fire gets too big, just toss this bucket of gasoline on it. o:)

franznietzsche
Apr1-05, 04:12 PM
Oh, I see your Uncle Artman has gotten you all tucked in already. Now, don't tell your father I told you this, but if you're going to go camping, you're going to have to learn to start a fire. Here are some matches and sticks to start with. If the fire gets too big, just toss this bucket of gasoline on it. o:)


WHAT ARE YOU TELLING MY THREAD!?!?!

Listen buddy, don't ever throw gasoline on a fire. You throw barrels of ether onto a fire.

Moonbear
Apr1-05, 04:36 PM
WHAT ARE YOU TELLING MY THREAD!?!?!

Listen buddy, don't ever throw gasoline on a fire. You throw barrels of ether onto a fire.

Ah, yes, ether. Take a very deep breath to calm yourself. See, it's working already. Another deep breath little thread, and it will all be over very quickly.

BicycleTree
Apr1-05, 04:42 PM
Liquid oxygen is probably more effective than gasoline.

BicycleTree
Apr1-05, 04:44 PM
You know, the mentors never admitted to vanishing the thread... maybe the thread is the boojum and vanished itself for a time.

Moonbear
Apr1-05, 04:45 PM
:uhh: Do I dare ask? What's a boojum?

franznietzsche
Apr1-05, 04:48 PM
You know, the mentors never admitted to vanishing the thread... maybe the thread is the boojum and vanished itself for a time.

Yeah they did, we paid ransom for it.

Moonbear
Apr1-05, 04:59 PM
Yeah they did, we paid ransom for it.

Very precious ransom...chocolate cake and a song!!!

Evo
Apr1-05, 05:04 PM
Hey, I was only the go between, the ransom was demanded by the EVIL NERD PIRATES.

I"M INNOCENT!!!!!

I think I'll have another piece of that cake while I enjoy the ransom song again

BicycleTree
Apr1-05, 05:05 PM
Nonsense, I think they took the ransom and hoped the thread would un-vanish, which it did through no action on their part.

A boojum is a type of snark.

Integral
Apr1-05, 05:35 PM
:surprised Eeeeeek!!!! If I'm the thread's mom, and you're the thread's daddy, then.... :yuck: :surprised :bugeye: :yuck: Noooooooooooooo!!!!!

*vomits*
Don't worry Moon we all just assume that it was artificial dissemination of the thread.

Moonbear
Apr1-05, 06:33 PM
Don't worry Moon we all just assume that it was artificial dissemination of the thread.

Oh, I thought we had managed to keep the thread fairly well contained. :redface: Who let it out?!

franznietzsche
Apr1-05, 06:58 PM
Liquid oxygen is probably more effective than gasoline.

Somehow, i doubt it.

BicycleTree
Apr1-05, 07:27 PM
Doubt all you like but I read in one of the IgNobel books about a couple guys who like to start barbecues... fast. They put in the briquettes, toss on a lighted match, and blast it with liquid oxygen. Total time to a cheerfully roaring (if somewhat melted) grill: less than three seconds.

franznietzsche
Apr1-05, 07:29 PM
Doubt all you like but I read in one of the IgNobel books about a couple guys who like to start barbecues... fast. They put in the briquettes, toss on a lighted match, and blast it with liquid oxygen. Total time to a cheerfully roaring (if someone melted) grill: less than three seconds.


Oh i wasn't doubting that oxygen would be more effective than gas.

I was doubting that wood burning would be exothermic enough to overcome just how cold liquid oxygen is.

BicycleTree
Apr1-05, 07:32 PM
Here's a link, with pictures: http://ep.llnl.gov/msds/Chem120/lox-oxidation.html
One lit cigarette is all it takes...
Another picture: http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?LiquidOxygenCharcoalStarter

Moonbear
Apr1-05, 09:02 PM
Oxygen doesn't burn itself, it just helps a fire burn faster. Hmm...wonder what would happen if we dumped a mixture of gasoline, ether and oxygen onto the burning thread. :rolleyes: Bicycle Tree, you do it, I'm going to stand back here behind this reflective, asbestos-covered, 6 foot thick concrete wall where I have a welder's helmet and firesuit to wear. :biggrin: :devil:

BicycleTree
Apr1-05, 09:38 PM
If charcoal is PRESOAKED in LOX first, an explosion will result. One briquette presoaked in LOX is approx equiv to 1 stick of dynamite.

Here goes... (douses thread with water). Now... oxygen first... let that seep in there... now gasoline and ether mixture...
(goes behind wall and hands Moonbear unlit match)
Your turn.

Moonbear
Apr1-05, 09:42 PM
Here goes... (douses thread with water). Now... oxygen first... let that seep in there... now gasoline and ether mixture...
(goes behind wall and hands Moonbear unlit match)
Your turn.

Oh, no, I couldn't. The oxygen was your idea, and you've done all that hard work, I couldn't steal your glory now. You go ahead and do the honors. *hands match back to Bicycle Tree*

BicycleTree
Apr1-05, 09:50 PM
*lights match, puts it midway between wall and thread, gets behind wall* Here, thread! Come here boy!

Moonbear
Apr1-05, 09:56 PM
*lights match, puts it midway between wall and thread, gets behind wall* Here, thread! Come here boy!

Darn safey matches! It went out already. How about a new plan. Let's just turn out the lights, wait for Artman or franz to come in and ask one of them to light candles so we can see in here. :devil:

Wait, the lights are still on! :surprised *runs and ducks for cover as the ether vapors waft up to the lights*

KABOOOOOOOOM BLAMMMM!!!!!

mattmns
Apr1-05, 10:12 PM
Is everyone ok?

Danger
Apr1-05, 10:19 PM
Is everyone ok?
Say what? Speak up sonny!

mattmns
Apr1-05, 10:23 PM
hmm, I think I am going to start learning french online, from random websites, the right way to learn a language.

mattmns
Apr1-05, 10:23 PM
nevermind, german would probably be more useful

Moonbear
Apr1-05, 10:49 PM
Is everyone ok?

Unfortunately, yes, everyone including the thread it seems. :cry:

mattmns
Apr1-05, 10:58 PM
Hmm, I guess my weird comments did not kill the thread, Danger is gone though.

Moonbear
Apr1-05, 11:10 PM
Hmm, I guess my weird comments did not kill the thread, Danger is gone though.

Haven't you learned from watching Bicycle Tree take this approach that it just doesn't work?

Danger
Apr1-05, 11:11 PM
Danger is gone though.
Gone? I think not. Merely in stealth mode whilst I scout the environment. :approve:

Moonbear
Apr1-05, 11:15 PM
Gone? I think not. Merely in stealth mode whilst I scout the environment. :approve:

Not stealthy enough it seems.

Danger
Apr1-05, 11:18 PM
Not stealthy enough it seems.
Yeah, I know. :frown: I tried using white text, but I couldn't hear myself think.

Moonbear
Apr1-05, 11:23 PM
Yeah, I know. :frown: I tried using white text, but I couldn't hear myself think.

It wouldn't have mattered. The glow of the cigarette tip and the cloud of smoke floating above you give away your position pretty easily.

Hmm...I'm mentally going over the list of ways to kill a thread, and trying to figure out what we've missed so far. Have we tried electrocuting the thread yet?

*Picks up jumper cables. Taps the tips together to make them arc dramatically.*

BicycleTree
Apr1-05, 11:27 PM
Haven't you learned from watching Bicycle Tree take this approach that it just doesn't work?
Yes, it does work. Bitter though it may make you. If you don't have any easy ways out, it is a sure way, almost the only sure way, to kill a thread, or in general any conversation: make it physically and mentally unsettling for people to keep reading.

Moonbear
Apr1-05, 11:30 PM
Yes, it does work. Bitter though it may make you. If you don't have any easy ways out, it is a sure way, almost the only sure way, to kill a thread, or in general any conversation: make it physically and mentally unpleasant for people to keep reading.

It'll kill other threads, but this thread is cut from a different cloth.

Danger
Apr1-05, 11:34 PM
*Picks up jumper cables. Taps the tips together to make them arc dramatically.*
Careful with those! If one of them touches that electric bra, it'll overload the whole system and toast your ta-ta's! I like 'em sunny-side up, not flambe! :eek:

Moonbear
Apr1-05, 11:37 PM
Careful with those! If one of them touches that electric bra, it'll overload the whole system and toast your ta-ta's! I like 'em sunny-side up, not flambe! :eek:

Ouch, ouch, owweeeeeeee!!!! :surprised

I'm starting to think this electric bra is more trouble than it's worth. I think I just need to find someone with warm hands. :biggrin:

Danger
Apr1-05, 11:42 PM
I just need to find someone with warm hands. :biggrin:
Just when I was starting to think that those bottles of exothermic hand lotion were a waste of money... :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr1-05, 11:43 PM
Just when I was starting to think that those bottles of exothermic hand lotion were a waste of money... :biggrin:

They're hand lotion? :uhh: :redface:

BicycleTree
Apr1-05, 11:44 PM
It'll kill other threads, but this thread is cut from a different cloth.
It would have killed this thread too, if not for certain unjust interference that need not be mentioned.

Danger
Apr1-05, 11:46 PM
They're hand lotion? :uhh: :redface:
'Fraid so, honey. That heat you're feeling isn't just hormones.

Moonbear
Apr1-05, 11:48 PM
'Fraid so, honey. That heat you're feeling isn't just hormones.

Yeah, but are you sure it's just for hands? :uhh: I may have, um, uh... :redface: ...nevermind.

Danger
Apr2-05, 12:16 AM
Yeah, but are you sure it's just for hands? :uhh: I may have, um, uh... :redface: ...nevermind.
I know that you don't really mean what that sounds like, so you have no reason to be concerned by their tendency to explode on contact with Canestan... :uhh:

Moonbear
Apr2-05, 12:38 AM
I know that you don't really mean what that sounds like, so you have no reason to be concerned by their tendency to explode on contact with Canestan... :uhh:

I had to look up what Canesten is (we have different brand names here). Not really what I was hoping for. :rolleyes:

Danger
Apr2-05, 12:44 AM
I had to look up what Canesten is (we have different brand names here).
Yeah, I ran into that with the little fiasco about Evo's computer.:redface:

Not really what I was hoping for. :rolleyes:

Sorry... it's the least offensive thing that I could think of and still have the joke work. :frown:

Moonbear
Apr2-05, 12:47 AM
Yeah, I ran into that with the little fiasco about Evo's computer.:redface:

:bugeye: Just what were you doing with Evo's computer to need that?!

Danger
Apr2-05, 12:55 AM
:bugeye: Just what were you doing with Evo's computer to need that?!
It's not my fault! The hatch said 'hard drive access'. :redface:

The 'misleading labelling' watchdogs are gonna hear about this. :grumpy:

Moonbear
Apr2-05, 05:18 AM
It's not my fault! The hatch said 'hard drive access'. :redface:

The 'misleading labelling' watchdogs are gonna hear about this. :grumpy:

Sounds kind of painful. :tongue:

Artman
Apr2-05, 08:12 AM
Darn safey matches! It went out already. How about a new plan. Let's just turn out the lights, wait for Artman or franz to come in and ask one of them to light candles so we can see in here. :devil:Uh huh. :grumpy: Like I wouldn't have smelled the gasoline and spotted the empty storage containers for the LOX and the ether. :grumpy:

...What's this over here? Looks like a plug out of the outlet...

<bends down and plugs in outlet>


BLAM!! KABLOOOY!!! POW!!!!








I guess I shouldn't a done that... :yuck:

Danger
Apr2-05, 11:22 AM
Sounds kind of painful.
No kidding. :grumpy: Now I've got a 3 1/2" floppy instead... :blushing:
BLAM!! KABLOOOY!!! POW!!!!
Surely you exaggerate...

Moonbear
Apr2-05, 12:19 PM
I guess I shouldn't a done that... :yuck:

Don't worry, I still have plenty of eyebrow pencil to go around. We can keep drawing in those singed off eyebrows. :biggrin:

mattmns
Apr2-05, 12:38 PM
:cry: I just bit my tongue

BicycleTree
Apr2-05, 05:44 PM
I wonder how hard it is to make liquid oxygen from air. How small a machine could you have that you could plug into the wall and compress/freeze a quart bottle of liquid oxygen for you?

Danger
Apr2-05, 06:42 PM
I wonder how hard it is to make liquid oxygen from air.
Why go to all that trouble? Just buy some dry ice, grind it up, and filter out the carbon.

Moonbear
Apr2-05, 06:49 PM
:cry: I just bit my tongue

Consequence of the explosion as well? Here's an ice pop to suck on. That should help. :smile:

Danger
Apr2-05, 06:53 PM
Here's an ice pop to suck on.
Ice pop? Sounds like the result of a skating accident.

Moonbear
Apr2-05, 06:58 PM
Ice pop? Sounds like the result of a skating accident.

:rofl: No, a popsicle...I don't know why I call them ice pops.

Danger
Apr2-05, 07:02 PM
:rofl: No, a popsicle...I don't know why I call them ice pops.
I'm sure there's some deep philosophical reason that makes perfect sense to absolutely no one. :approve:

Moonbear
Apr2-05, 07:07 PM
I'm sure there's some deep philosophical reason that makes perfect sense to absolutely no one. :approve:

Could be. *slowly starts sucking on popsicle*

1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21
Apr2-05, 07:11 PM
If i kill this thread, can i get a cookie?

Fibonacci

Moonbear
Apr2-05, 07:12 PM
If i kill this thread, can i get a cookie?

Fibonacci

Even better, if you don't kill the thread and promise to leave it to the experts, I'll give you two cookies. :biggrin: :tongue2:

Danger
Apr2-05, 07:16 PM
Could be. *slowly starts sucking on popsicle*
Good; practise makes perfect. Meet me in the cancer clinic at midnight. :tongue2:

Moonbear
Apr2-05, 07:20 PM
Good; practise makes perfect. Meet me in the cancer clinic at midnight. :tongue2:

Mmmphh mmm phmmmph. *wipes chin*

Danger
Apr2-05, 07:58 PM
Mmmphh mmm phmmmph. *wipes chin*
In my humble estimation, you grow more alluring every day. :tongue2:

Moonbear
Apr2-05, 08:00 PM
In my humble estimation, you grow more alluring every day. :tongue2:

:blushing: :shy: :blushing: :wink:

Evo
Apr2-05, 08:09 PM
Changing the subject a bit. I've been under a lot of stress lately because my company was laying off a significant number of people in my division due to a recently announced merger. I was spared, but the guy in the office across from mine was not as lucky. :frown: He was so upset that he lost his eye. He has a glass eye and he took it out and forgot where he put it. :surprised

mattmns
Apr2-05, 08:11 PM
I am going to have to leave pf in a month or so :cry:

Evo
Apr2-05, 08:14 PM
I am going to have to leave pf in a month or so :cry:What????? WHY?????

mattmns
Apr2-05, 08:20 PM
I decided to stop being lazy. At my current pace I would not graduate until I was 22, 3 years from now (I would be a few classes short, and would have to wait to graduate for a whole year). So I decided that I will take 4 classes this summer, rather than 2, and then just take a real full-time load and finish 2 years from now. I will be student teaching in just over a year from now, scary thought! :surprised

Danger
Apr2-05, 08:22 PM
:blushing: :shy: :blushing: :wink:
I still think that you just coloured those little pink guys in with your lipstick so you'd look coy. You don't strike me as the blushing type.

He has a glass eye and he took it out and forgot where he put it.
The ex-from-hell just got hers hooked into the muscle so it moves with the other one. A lot easier to gaze into her face now, but not as amusing.

I am going to have to leave pf in a month or so
Is this the result of a poll? I didn't get to vote! :grumpy:

Evo
Apr2-05, 08:23 PM
I decided to stop being lazy. At my current pace I would not graduate until I was 22, 3 years from now (I would be a few classes short, and would have to wait to graduate for a whole year). So I decided that I will take 4 classes this summer, rather than 2, and then just take a real full-time load and finish 2 years from now. I will be student teaching in just over a year from now, scary thought! :surprisedThat doesn't mean you can't post here any more!!! I like you!!! You still need to come here once in awhile. :cry:

Integral
Apr2-05, 08:27 PM
If i kill this thread, can i get a cookie?

Fibonacci

This thread will not die. It may be imortal. However it is susceptable to execution. This has been flirted with several times. As the offical executioner I stand ready. Axe at hand waiting patiently for the writ of execution from Queen Evo.

Please Queen Evo, can it kill it! I want to kill.. kILL please let me hack it into little chucks and bury it in the bit bucket in the sky! PLULEEASE

mattmns
Apr2-05, 08:29 PM
:rofl: Danger.

True Evo, but I think it would be better if I stayed away. If I post a few times I will then want to post more, and more, and more..... I will probably be back, just not for a while.

Evo
Apr2-05, 08:33 PM
This thread will not die. It may be imortal. However it is susceptable to execution. This has been flirted with several times. As the offical executioner I stand ready. Axe at hand waiting patiently for the writ of execution from Queen Evo.

Please Queen Evo, can it kill it! I want to kill.. kILL please let me hack it into little chucks and bury it in the bit bucket in the sky! PLULEEASEWoah, BLOODLUST!!!! :surprised

Soon my dear Integral...soon. Muwahahahahaha!!!!!!!! :devil:

Danger
Apr2-05, 08:36 PM
Have we tried electrocuting the thread yet?
Isn't that the way Edison made his first bulb filament? Burned cotton? Never tried it with Kevlar... hmmmm....

mental note: next patent–bulletproof light bulbs...

Evo
Apr2-05, 08:37 PM
True Evo, but I think it would be better if I stayed away. If I post a few times I will then want to post more, and more, and more..... I will probably be back, just not for a while.You must promise to return!!!!!

Good luck on your studies, I know you will do well!!!

Danger
Apr2-05, 08:44 PM
:rofl: Danger.
Okay, I'm pretty sure there's sarcasm in there somewhere...:rolleyes:

If I post a few times I will then want to post more, and more, and more..... I will probably be back, just not for a while.
Just type out every goofball thought that strolls through your brain, stash them on your hard drive, and set it up to randomly fire one into whatever thread is most active at the time. The way these things are going, nobody will even notice that it isn't really you. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr2-05, 08:45 PM
I still think that you just coloured those little pink guys in with your lipstick so you'd look coy. You don't strike me as the blushing type.

I do blush. It usually takes a lot, but with pale skin, you can't help but notice when I do, and then someone always points it out when that happens, and that embarrasses me more, and makes me blush redder.

Moonbear
Apr2-05, 08:47 PM
This thread will not die. It may be imortal. However it is susceptable to execution. This has been flirted with several times. As the offical executioner I stand ready. Axe at hand waiting patiently for the writ of execution from Queen Evo.

Please Queen Evo, can it kill it! I want to kill.. kILL please let me hack it into little chucks and bury it in the bit bucket in the sky! PLULEEASE

:cry: No, not my poor little thread!

mattmns
Apr2-05, 08:51 PM
Yeah I bet I could come back 2 years from now and this thread will still be on top, it will probably have 40k+ posts by then.

Danger
Apr2-05, 08:52 PM
I do blush. It usually takes a lot
Normally I'd think that I just wasn't trying hard enough, but if the Canesten line didn't do it... I give up. :frown:

Moonbear
Apr2-05, 08:52 PM
Yeah I bet I could come back 2 years from now and this thread will still be on top, it will probably have 40k+ posts by then.

:bugeye: You can't possibly consider staying away that long! :cry:

mattmns
Apr2-05, 08:55 PM
We will see how things go. I am definately going to be disconnecting my computer from the net this summer.

Moonbear
Apr2-05, 08:56 PM
Normally I'd think that I just wasn't trying hard enough, but if the Canesten line didn't do it... I give up. :frown:

:rolleyes: I don't blush over stuff like that. Usually it's when I do something really stupid and someone notices at the worst moment. Or when my friends take me out for my birthday and get the waitress to bring me cake with a candle in it, and then AFTER singing Happy Birthday and AFTER I blow out the candle, they realize they should have taken a picture and relight the candle and make me sit there while they take a picture. :uhh: (I don't like having such a fuss made over me.) :shy:

Evo
Apr2-05, 09:01 PM
We will see how things go. I am definately going to be disconnecting my computer from the net this summer.Going cold turkey!!!! :bugeye:

I should probably cut back. I've been working on a spreadsheet for the last 4 hours that I could have completed in 2 and I'm not even halfway through. :grumpy:

Evo
Apr2-05, 09:03 PM
:rolleyes: I don't blush over stuff like that. I blush easily. :blushing:

My nose turns bright red when I drink red wine, so I don't drink it anymore.

Danger
Apr2-05, 09:04 PM
I've been working on a spreadsheet for the last 4 hours
Working on one?! Don't tell me you've gone pro! :eek:

brewnog
Apr2-05, 09:04 PM
I blush easily. :blushing:

My nose turns bright red when I drink red wine, so I don't drink it anymore.

Ah well, we have a use for you on Christmas Eve.

Blinkin' Flip, it's almost daylight. I'd appreciate it if all members would refrain from posting until my dissertation is complete. Thank you.

Danger
Apr2-05, 09:14 PM
I'd appreciate it if all members would refrain from posting until my dissertation is complete. Thank you.
Dissertation? You can get hanged for that! What branch of the Services are you in, anyhow?

Evo
Apr2-05, 09:17 PM
Working on one?! Don't tell me you've gone pro! :eek: :confused:

Danger
Apr2-05, 09:24 PM
:confused:
Sorry. I just went back and reread your post. I didn't realize that 'spreadsheet' was one word. :redface:

motai
Apr2-05, 09:28 PM
A reminder to everyone that this thread has gone off topic (again). I recommend someone kill it quickly.

Danger
Apr2-05, 09:33 PM
A reminder to everyone that this thread has gone off topic (again). I recommend someone kill it quickly.
Yeah, yeah... patience already! I'm trying to bore it to death.

Integral
Apr2-05, 09:45 PM
I blush easily. :blushing:

My nose turns bright red when I drink red wine, so I don't drink it anymore.

Generally when drinking wine I make every effort to get it in my mouth. I suppose, after enough, I might, like you, miss and get some on my nose.



Can I kill it now?

Evo
Apr2-05, 09:51 PM
Generally when drinking wine I make every effort to get it in my mouth. I suppose, after enough, I might, like you, miss and get some on my nose.Yeah, everyone tells me snorting it is wrong. :rolleyes: :wink:

Can I kill it now?Patience my dear. We don't want the thread to know what's going happen. :devil:

Danger
Apr2-05, 09:55 PM
Can I kill it now?
Back of the line, Jack! :grumpy: You might have been here longer, but some of us with no actual lives have been putting in a lot more effort. (The accents alone should be worth extra points.) :grumpy: :grumpy: :grumpy: :biggrin: :grumpy:

Integral
Apr2-05, 10:03 PM
Back of the line, Jack! :grumpy: You might have been here longer, but some of us with no actual lives have been putting in a lot more effort. (The accents alone should be worth extra points.) :grumpy: :grumpy: :grumpy: :biggrin: :grumpy:
Ah come on... give me a break.. I don't hang around here much, and I have power.. it is burning a hole in my pocket... I MUST use it..

second thought.. rather then chopping the thread into little itty bitty posts I just might burn it.

Integral
Apr2-05, 10:06 PM
:cry: No, not my poor little thread!
LITTLE :surprised

Have you put your LITTLE baby on the scales recently? This monster is out of control, and growing faster all the time.

KILL IT.... KILL IT NOW... before it overwhelms the whole site.

Today PF.. Tomorrow... ...

Danger
Apr2-05, 10:07 PM
I have power.. it is burning a hole in my pocket
That's not power burning a hole in your pocket. Quit staring at Evo's picture! :tongue2:

Integral
Apr2-05, 10:12 PM
That's not power burning a hole in your pocket. Quit staring at Evo's picture! :tongue2:
Who me??? :blushing:

Why I am a happily married (there is the oxymoron to end all oxymorns) man I would never drool on Evo's picture. Besides, we have it all worked out, As soon as I complete my time machine I will go back 30 yrs (or was that 20?) meet up with Evo and we will each save ourselfs a first bad marriage. :approve: So there, you all back off, it is all arranged.

Danger
Apr2-05, 10:20 PM
As soon as I complete my time machine
Were you not one of the prime debunkers of time travel in PF???? :tongue:

Artman
Apr2-05, 10:28 PM
Who me??? :blushing:

Why I am a happily married (there is the oxymoron to end all oxymorns) man I would never drool on Evo's picture. Besides, we have it all worked out, As soon as I complete my time machine I will go back 30 yrs (or was that 20?) meet up with Evo and we will each save ourselfs a first bad marriage. :approve: So there, you all back off, it is all arranged.Why Integral, you sly devil.
:devil:

You just can't execute little Franzbear (the name of this monster thread that happens to be the illegitimate love child of Moonbear and Franznietche)! He's too young to be executed.


Come on Franzbear. You come with me. No no, leave on the flammable PJ's. I'll bring the ether, the gasoline and the LOX and...What are those for? Those are for the camp fire on our hunting trip. Let's go. Okay, you can carry the matches, the propane lighter, the butane lighter, the sparkplug and capacitor apparatus, but don't drop them. o:)

Artman
Apr2-05, 10:29 PM
Were you not one of the prime debunkers of time travel in PF???? :tongue:Not if he can use it to get together with Evo. :biggrin:

Evo
Apr2-05, 10:31 PM
Besides, we have it all worked out, As soon as I complete my time machine I will go back 30 yrs (or was that 20?) meet up with Evo and we will each save ourselfs a first bad marriage. :approve: So there, you all back off, it is all arranged.Yep, it's true.

I have our stock portfolio all ready!! Should we plan on "inventing" Windows? :biggrin:

BicycleTree
Apr2-05, 10:41 PM
So Nobody else here knew what a boojum is.

Danger
Apr2-05, 10:54 PM
So Nobody else here knew what a boojum is.
I haven't read that thing in nearly 40 years. My memory ain't that good!

mattmns
Apr3-05, 10:16 AM
I have never heard of a "boojum"

Integral
Apr3-05, 10:26 AM
Yep, it's true.

I have our stock portfolio all ready!! Should we plan on "inventing" Windows? :biggrin:

Do you suppose we could get a jump on the Woz and Jobs while we are at it? Maybe we should find little Billy Gates and teach him to play D&D, perhaps he would be so busy killing monsters that he would not bother to start a company. The possibilities are endless!

Moonbear
Apr3-05, 10:33 AM
LITTLE :surprised

Have you put your LITTLE baby on the scales recently? This monster is out of control, and growing faster all the time.

Aww, it's just a little chubby. We'll take it out on a nice camping trip with its Uncle Artman and get it some exercise.

KILL IT.... KILL IT NOW... before it overwhelms the whole site.

Today PF.. Tomorrow... ...

...the World!!!! :devil: :approve:

Integral
Apr3-05, 11:58 AM
Aww, it's just a little chubby. We'll take it out on a nice camping trip with its Uncle Artman and get it some exercise.



...the World!!!! :devil: :approve:
If Queen Evo won't let me kill it maybe I should just trim some excess.... Who should be declared excess?.... Would I be in DANGER by naming any names?

Danger
Apr3-05, 12:10 PM
Would I be in DANGER by naming any names?
Your subtlety is truly a work of genius. :tongue:

Integral
Apr3-05, 12:53 PM
Your subtlety is truly a work of genius. :tongue:
Subtle is my middle name.

BicycleTree
Apr3-05, 12:55 PM
Subtle! Subtle! They become formless.

--Sun Tzu

moose
Apr3-05, 01:06 PM
wtf, 222 pages about....nothing
O.O
*gasp*

Integral
Apr3-05, 01:21 PM
wtf, 222 pages about....nothing
O.O
*gasp*
Of course this implies that you have read all 222 pages... did you miss the part where we had a deep philosophical discussion about the meaning of life and how it relates to network forums. It was a real concern that perhaps someone who would take the time to read all 222 pages about nothing might be missing a big bite of life.

On the other hand it was felt that anyone who did not read 222 pages of nothing and simply assumed that it was about nothing might also be missing some of the better things in life.

But in general I think we can conclude that you are pretty much correct. This thread is pretty much a waste of electrons..


Can I KILL IT NOW?? Please my beautiful Queen Evo, let me kill it!

mattmns
Apr3-05, 01:22 PM
You just read all 222 pages?


edit... looks like Integral beat me to it, and with much better content too

Integral
Apr3-05, 01:27 PM
Were you not one of the prime debunkers of time travel in PF???? :tongue:
How could I have missed this one!

Of course I have been debunking Time travel. If I did not discourage the genius posting in the Theory Development forum, they may beat me to the final solution. Then they may go back before I can get there and convince Evo that they are me, thus dooming Evo to another first bad marriage. We cannot have that!

BicycleTree
Apr3-05, 01:30 PM
Integral, you johnnie-come-lately. That's not how the game is played.

Moonbear
Apr3-05, 01:37 PM
Of course this implies that you have read all 222 pages... did you miss the part where we had a deep philosophical discussion about the meaning of life and how it relates to network forums. It was a real concern that perhaps someone who would take the time to read all 222 pages about nothing might be missing a big bite of life.

On the other hand it was felt that anyone who did not read 222 pages of nothing and simply assumed that it was about nothing might also be missing some of the better things in life.

But in general I think we can conclude that you are pretty much correct. This thread is pretty much a waste of electrons..


Can I KILL IT NOW?? Please my beautiful Queen Evo, let me kill it!

Nope, we'll just keep replaying it along with old Seinfeld re-runs. :tongue:

Integral
Apr3-05, 01:40 PM
Integral, you johnnie-come-lately. That's not how the game is played.
Johnnie -come- lately?? Whats that mean. I have been contributing to this thread from the start (check post #44) that was back in early Feburary...


FEBRUARY :surprised ... No thread that old can be healthy I recommend euthanasia...

Can I kill it now?? :devil:

Moonbear
Apr3-05, 01:40 PM
Integral, you johnnie-come-lately. That's not how the game is played.

You're one to talk about being a Johnny-come-lately! When did you appear? Well after the 1000th post. Very few of us have had the stamina to care for our baby from conception to the brilliant teenager it now is. Isn't it just the smartest and cutest thread you've ever seen? :approve:

Danger
Apr3-05, 01:41 PM
Integral, you johnnie-come-lately.
In all fairness, I don't think that a guy his age can be called that. (Relax, Int, I'm not leading into a Viagra joke.)

Moonbear
Apr3-05, 01:46 PM
FEBRUARY :surprised ... No thread that old can be healthy I recommend euthanasia...

There are far older threads than this one around. Little franzbear just happens to be much more mature for its age. Afterall, it had to develop street smarts at a very young age, what with all these killers around and all. You couldn't possibly expect a stupid quetion thread to keep up, could you? I mean, I do feel sorry for it. With everyone telling that one how stupid it is all the time, it just never had chance. Sure, little franzbear has had all the advantages I can provide for it, but I'm confident it would have been a bright, mature thread even without all those advantages. :approve:

Integral
Apr3-05, 01:49 PM
In all fairness, I don't think that a guy his age can be called that. (Relax, Int, I'm not leading into a Viagra joke.)
Careful where you go with this old timer, I suspect that you have a few months on me.

Integral
Apr3-05, 01:56 PM
There are far older threads than this one around. Little franzbear just happens to be much more mature for its age. Afterall, it had to develop street smarts at a very young age, what with all these killers around and all. You couldn't possibly expect a stupid quetion thread to keep up, could you? I mean, I do feel sorry for it. With everyone telling that one how stupid it is all the time, it just never had chance. Sure, little franzbear has had all the advantages I can provide for it, but I'm confident it would have been a bright, mature thread even without all those advantages. :approve:
I don't know, it may be a teenager compared to the stupid question thread, but its growth rate is unnatural. It is either possessed or has cancer. In either case it should be KILLED!

Please Evo, my sword (or was that ax?) is at your service and waiting your word.

Moonbear
Apr3-05, 01:59 PM
Careful where you go with this old timer, I suspect that you have a few months on me.

Now now, no fighting in front of the kid. *holds hands over franzbear's ears* My sweet little thread shouldn't have to see things like that. Come along little franzbear, I think you've seen way too much around here. I think I'm going to have to start homeschooling you.

:redface: Oops. *takes hands off franzbear's ears* I said come along dear. Mommy's going to homeschool you. Now, here's the Bible. I think we should start with that.

(Pssst...franzbear, is it working yet? I know those types of parents always get me to run away from them and their children.)

Moonbear
Apr3-05, 02:04 PM
I don't know, it may be a teenager compared to the stupid question thread, but its growth rate is unnatural. It is either possessed or has cancer. In either case it should be KILLED!

:devil: Oh, there's an idea. *injects thread with Cisplatin*

Don't worry little franzbear, it will make you feel better, much better, really soon. Don't listen to all those other people who are telling you you're abnormal. You're just very special and gifted.

Artman
Apr3-05, 02:13 PM
Subtle is my middle name.Intesubtlegral. :rofl:

Are you ready to go Franzbear? I have some firecrackers that we can bring! Here, put these cherry bombs in your flamable PJ pants pockets, put these M-80's in your flammable PJ shirt pocket and, hum, out of pockets. You can carry the rest of these Black cats, skyrockets and these boxes of sparklers in the bag. Don't worry about the fuse...I mean string... sticking out of the bag. :biggrin: We're going to have such a good time, way out in the woods. :smile:

Moonbear
Apr3-05, 02:20 PM
Intesubtlegral. :rofl:

Are you ready to go Franzbear? I have some firecrackers that we can bring! Here, put these cherry bombs in your flamable PJ pants pockets, put these M-80's in your flammable PJ shirt pocket and, hum, out of pockets. You can carry the rest of these Black cats, skyrockets and these boxes of sparklers in the bag. Don't worry about the fuse...I mean string... sticking out of the bag. :biggrin: We're going to have such a good time, way out in the woods. :smile:

franzbear, get back in the house! You still have Bible studying to do. Your Uncle Artman is a really bad influence on you. He's going to go to Hell for it too. :tongue2: You're far too gifted of a thread to go risking your neck wandering around in the woods. It's Bible camp for you!

(No, no, stop crying little franzbear. Remember? It's all part of our master plan. I wouldn't really make you go to Bible camp. Calm down honey. Just keep playing along.)

Danger
Apr3-05, 02:25 PM
Careful where you go with this old timer, I suspect that you have a few months on me.
Nice try, Gramps. I just checked your bio, and... holy ****! Are you guys on bennies or what?! I can't turn my back on you for a second...

Moonbear
Apr3-05, 02:31 PM
Now, little franzbear, sweetums, your Uncle Danger is the worst of them all. I'll explain when you're older, but you're not allowed to go to the petting zoo with him. What part of the Bible are you reading there sweetikins? Genesis!? No, no, no, that's the naughty part. Too much begatting in there. Skip ahead a bit. Try Numbers. It's a fascinating book.

Artman
Apr3-05, 02:33 PM
franzbear, get back in the house! You still have Bible studying to do. Your Uncle Artman is a really bad influence on you. He's going to go to Hell for it too. :tongue2: You're far too gifted of a thread to go risking your neck wandering around in the woods. It's Bible camp for you!

(No, no, stop crying little franzbear. Remember? It's all part of our master plan. I wouldn't really make you go to Bible camp. Calm down honey. Just keep playing along.)Franzbear, wait a second you forgot your matches and lighter and firestarter, here you go...oops, the firestarter just lit. How did that happen? o:) Oops, was taht the fuse...I mean string that just caught on fire, you better run along to your Bible study. See you later, bye. :smile:
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BLAM, Blam,



ZIP, Ca-BLAM, ZIG, BLAMBLAMBLAM,






BOOM

Ooooh, Ahhhh. :biggrin:

Danger
Apr3-05, 02:37 PM
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BLAM, Blam,



ZIP, Ca-BLAM, ZIG, BLAMBLAMBLAM,






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Ooooh, Ahhhh. :biggrin:
Interesting... I've never seen anyone actually take the trouble to transcribe a porno script before.

Moonbear
Apr3-05, 02:38 PM
Praise be! It's a miracle! Little franzbear has survived! o:)

Okay, okay, I can't do this anymore. LOL! I'm starting to have the urge to run away from myself. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Artman
Apr3-05, 02:48 PM
Praise be! It's a miracle! Little franzbear has survived! o:)

Okay, okay, I can't do this anymore. LOL! I'm starting to have the urge to run away from myself. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:You sure are creeping me out.
:yuck: :biggrin:

Artman
Apr3-05, 02:49 PM
Interesting... I've never seen anyone actually take the trouble to transcribe a porno script before.Well you know, fireworks and all.
:tongue2:

Danger
Apr3-05, 02:51 PM
Too much begatting in there.
???INTERMISSION???
I hate to go off topic ( :rolleyes: ), but I just have to mention this. I have a record called 'The Begatting of the President' by Orson Welles. It was released by Mediarts in the early 70's. I can't listen to it because my turntable is sort of behind/under the computer, but the cover sample goes thusly:

And it came to pass that FDR begat Truman. And Truman begat Ike. And Ike begat JFK. And JFK begat LBJ. And all this was done that it might be fulfilled the prophecy which sayeth, "A little child shall be born in a grocery store in Whittier, and he shall sit upon the throne, and his administration shall be established greatly."

Now the begatting of Richard Nixon was on this wise...

Check it out if you get a chance. It's friggin' hilarious, especially delivered in that dead-serious Wellesian voice.

???END INTERMISSION???

BicycleTree
Apr3-05, 02:53 PM
You're one to talk about being a Johnny-come-lately! When did you appear? Well after the 1000th post. Very few of us have had the stamina to care for our baby from conception to the brilliant teenager it now is.
I appeared in the low 300s. I believe I still have the second greatest number of posts in this thread.

Danger
Apr3-05, 02:57 PM
Now, little franzbear, sweetums, your Uncle Danger is the worst of them all. I'll explain when you're older, but you're not allowed to go to the petting zoo with him.
Am I being besmirched here?! I would absolutely never give my darling nephew to the blind mole rats for nesting material.

BicycleTree
Apr3-05, 02:59 PM
I now have 563 posts in this thread.

mattmns
Apr3-05, 03:05 PM
I have only 278 :cry:

wait... that means I have most posts in this thread then I have of a post count. So I guess I have more posts in this thread alone then I do in all other sections of pf combined :surprised

Danger
Apr3-05, 03:08 PM
wait... that means I have most posts in this thread then I have of a post count. So I guess I have more posts in this thread alone then I do in all other sections of pf combined :surprised
You need to get out more.

Moonbear
Apr3-05, 04:28 PM
I have only 278 :cry:

wait... that means I have most posts in this thread then I have of a post count. So I guess I have more posts in this thread alone then I do in all other sections of pf combined :surprised

Including this one, I think it's 788, unless I miscounted. Is there an easier way than looking up search results? It truncates those at 500, so I had to search over a few date ranges and add it all up. I thought someone mentioned someplace one can click to get an individual post count for a given thread, but I can't find anything to click that gives me that number.

BicycleTree
Apr3-05, 04:47 PM
Click on the number of posts listed for the thread in the GD forum. You do have 788.

Integral
Apr3-05, 04:55 PM
Sigh.... I turn my back for minute and look at the turn this thread has taken. It now has some meaningful content. BicycleTree you are a very bad influence. How dare you post useful info. Perhaps it is you who needs to read the rules.

Lets see, if this thread were to go on a diet, I could selectivly delete posts, Initillaly I was thinking danerously, but now I just may take a bicycle for a ride....

Where is Queen Evo any way?

Danger
Apr3-05, 05:00 PM
I was thinking danerously, but
What have you got against the Danes? :confused:

Moonbear
Apr3-05, 05:22 PM
Click on the number of posts listed for the thread in the GD forum. You do have 788.

Hey, cool, I never noticed that before! Thanks! :smile: I remember someone mentioning the instructions before, might have even been you, but I was at work and that computer is weird. Make that 789. You slackers better catch up!!! :rofl:

Danger
Apr3-05, 05:29 PM
You slackers better catch up!!! :rofl:
I guess I'll have to get Lucy her own membership. Her ? 200 don't show up at all. Her feelings would be quite hurt if she could read. :frown:

Moonbear
Apr3-05, 05:41 PM
I guess I'll have to get Lucy her own membership. Her ? 200 don't show up at all. Her feelings would be quite hurt if she could read. :frown:

Aww...poor Lucy. Good thing she can't read. And since you have to retype everything for her anyway, I guess you could share the credit. :approve:

Danger
Apr3-05, 05:50 PM
And since you have to retype everything for her anyway
I was a bit harsh earlier. I don't have to redo all of it. About 85%. The problem is that since she can't read, she spells phonetically when she's typing. Some of it comes out right.

Moonbear
Apr3-05, 05:55 PM
I was a bit harsh earlier. I don't have to redo all of it. About 85%. The problem is that since she can't read, she spells phonetically when she's typing. Some of it comes out right.

Well, yeah, but then you have to translate it to English from Meowish. I still think it's best to just share the credit since it's a team effort.

Integral
Apr3-05, 06:05 PM
What have you got against the Danes? :confused:
Danes, Swedes, Canuk's aren't they all about the same? They're all north of 54'40' .

Opps, I hit the wrong button.. hope no one noticed. I just about trimed a post!

Danger
Apr3-05, 06:11 PM
Danes, Swedes, Canuk's aren't they all about the same? They're all north of 54'40' .

Opps, I hit the wrong button.. hope no one noticed. I just about trimed a post!
trimed...?

Moonbear
Apr3-05, 07:15 PM
Danes, Swedes, Canuk's aren't they all about the same? They're all north of 54'40' .


Brrrrrrrrr. Makes me cold just thinking about living that far north. Oh, wait, I'm already cold. Never mind.

Danger
Apr3-05, 07:40 PM
Brrrrrrrrr. Makes me cold just thinking about living that far north. Oh, wait, I'm already cold. Never mind.
Wanna huddle for warmth? I could solder a few more resistors into that bra...

franznietzsche
Apr3-05, 07:50 PM
Danes, Swedes, Canuk's aren't they all about the same? They're all north of 54'40' .


Yeah they are.

Danger
Apr3-05, 07:53 PM
Yeah they are.
Not to criticize, but... you took 10 minutes to come up with that? :tongue:

Moonbear
Apr3-05, 08:12 PM
Wanna huddle for warmth?

So that's why Canadians are so into hugging! Group hugs! (Just for warmth, eh.)

Danger
Apr3-05, 09:01 PM
So that's why Canadians are so into hugging! Group hugs! (Just for warmth, eh.)
Of course. That's also why we sell so much hair dye. As I quoted elsewhere, gentlemen prefer blondes because where there's light, there's heat. :approve:

franznietzsche
Apr3-05, 09:27 PM
Of course. That's also why we sell so much hair dye. As I quoted elsewhere, gentlemen prefer blondes because where there's light, there's heat. :approve:

I thought it was because they were more likely to have barbie's dimensions...

Artman
Apr3-05, 09:59 PM
Did you enjoy the fireworks Franzbear? :smile:

Well, your uncle Artman has another surprise for you. :smile: I've come to take you swimming! :smile: I have these special motorized swim trunks for you. :smile: They're still in the prototype stage, but with the electric motor you should be able to get some incredible speeds. :smile:

Of course i still have a few bugs to work out in a method to stop or turn...and I haven't worked out a way to plug it in without using several extension cords...oh and it is kind of heavy...and there is a slight chance of electrocution...

It'll be fun! :smile:

Integral
Apr3-05, 10:03 PM
trimed...?
Dang, my spell check finger must be on vacation today. But I'd be a genious in France.

Danger
Apr3-05, 10:06 PM
I'd be a genious in France.
Okay, now you're just baiting me. :grumpy:

edit: I'd better stick one of these :biggrin: on the end. I'm not sure how seriously people take smilies.

Evo
Apr3-05, 10:10 PM
Did you enjoy the fireworks Franzbear? :smile:

Well, your uncle Artman has another surprise for you. :smile: I've come to take you swimming! :smile: I have these special motorized swim trunks for you. :smile: They're still in the prototype stage, but with the electric motor you should be able to get some incredible speeds. :smile:

Of course i still have a few bugs to work out in a method to stop or turn...and I haven't worked out a way to plug it in without using several extension cords...oh and it is kind of heavy...and there is a slight chance of electrocution...

It'll be fun! :smile:You're getting my vote again in this year's guru awards. :tongue2:

Danger
Apr3-05, 10:15 PM
I thought it was because they were more likely to have barbie's dimensions...
Nothing that can walk upright has Barbie's dimensions. (Not that it's a requirement...)

Artman
Apr3-05, 10:43 PM
You're getting my vote again in this year's guru awards. :tongue2:Your Aunt Evo wants to come along and watch you go swimming, Franzbear. You don't mind right? :smile:

Got the generator gased up aunty Evo?

What's that Franzbear? Oh that's just for light and to power the bathing suit. You want to go real fast right? And it get's kind of dark out there in the lake. :smile:

Artman
Apr3-05, 10:50 PM
Oh and don't forget those lead swimfins I got you. Yeah they're a little heavy, but they won't rust and they should last longer than those cheap rubber things everyone else wears. :smile:

This is going to be such fun! :biggrin:

Oh and don't worry about the generator being too noisy, no one will hear you... :devil: I mean it. o:)

Danger
Apr3-05, 10:58 PM
Oh and don't forget those lead swimfins I got you. Yeah they're a little heavy, but they won't rust and they should last longer than those cheap rubber things everyone else wears.
Don't worry about any of this stuff, Moonbear. Kevlar doesn't breathe anyhow. (Take it from one who has worn a bullet-proof vest in Vegas.)

Moonbear
Apr4-05, 12:18 AM
Oh and don't worry about the generator being too noisy, no one will hear you... :devil: I mean it. o:)

Oh, little franzbear, isn't your Uncle Artman being so silly tonight. :smile: There's no need for that generator and all those extension cords. :smile: I'm sure your electric swim suit will work just fine hooked up to a car battery. It's more portable that way. :smile: Here, we'll just strap the battery to your back...like this...and then we'll run the cables around your neck...like this. Nice and tight now, we don't want it to fall off. And then we just connect them to the swimsuit...right there. All set kiddo! :approve:

franznietzsche
Apr4-05, 12:46 AM
Oh, little franzbear,


Did something happen involving vast amounts of alcohol that i don't remember :bugeye: :eek: :bugeye: ?

Moonbear
Apr4-05, 12:54 AM
Did something happen involving vast amounts of alcohol that i don't remember :bugeye: :eek: :bugeye: ?

Well, plenty of things fall into that category. Apparently we've been blessed with a PF e-child. :approve:

At least you're younger than the last father of an e-child of mine (alas, zoobybear and moonshoe never call, never write, I think they've forgotten all about their mother. :rolleyes:)

http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=35483

franznietzsche
Apr4-05, 12:59 AM
Well, plenty of things fall into that category. Apparently we've been blessed with a PF e-child. :approve:

At least you're younger than the last father of an e-child of mine (alas, zoobybear and moonshoe never call, never write, I think they've forgotten all about their mother. :rolleyes:)

http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=35483


Aw, its so cute...

*poke*

eehhhh....it didn't like that....

Danger
Apr4-05, 01:01 AM
Did something happen involving vast amounts of alcohol that i don't remember :bugeye: :eek: :bugeye: ?
Relax pal. She's just angling for child support. You weren't involved. And it wasn't immaculate conception. Just... well, a string fell off of something and to avoid embarrassment she passed it off as a thread-birth.

Hey Evo; How about making this thing a 'stickie' so I don't have to waste precious scheming time looking for it?

Moonbear
Apr4-05, 01:05 AM
Hey Evo; How about making this thing a 'stickie' so I don't have to waste precious scheming time looking for it?

Nope, that's part of the challenge. It wouldn't be much of a game if it stayed stuck at the top.

Danger
Apr4-05, 01:11 AM
Nope, that's part of the challenge. It wouldn't be much of a game if it stayed stuck at the top.
Okay. I guess I wouldn't really want to deprive myself of the 'thrill of the hunt'.

Moonbear
Apr4-05, 01:16 AM
Okay. I guess I wouldn't really want to deprive myself of the 'thrill of the hunt'.

Now there's a good sport. :approve:

Danger
Apr4-05, 01:26 AM
Now there's a good sport. :approve:
So, did you ever get your money back from the manufacturer for that defective tam... item?

Moonbear
Apr4-05, 01:30 AM
So, did you ever get your money back from the manufacturer for that defective tam... item?

Are you calling little franzbear defective? :mad: It's just special. :smile:

franznietzsche
Apr4-05, 01:34 AM
Are you calling little franzbear defective? :mad: It's just special. :smile:

Special...just like like little hannibal lecter. here franzbear, meet the nice hannibal. yes you two go play nice now...

Moonbear
Apr4-05, 01:36 AM
Special...just like like little hannibal lecter. here franzbear, meet the nice hannibal. yes you two go play nice now...

Wait a minute there franzbear!



You forgot to take the fava beans Mr. Lecter likes so much. *hands franzbear jar of fava beans* Run along now.

franznietzsche
Apr4-05, 01:38 AM
Wait a minute there franzbear!



You forgot to take the fava beans Mr. Lecter likes so much. *hands franzbear jar of fava beans* Run along now.

Aw, aren't they cute together?

Danger
Apr4-05, 01:51 AM
Hold up, Hannibal. Here's some spaghetti sauce.

Integral
Apr4-05, 03:28 AM
Special...just like like little hannibal lecter. here franzbear, meet the nice hannibal. yes you two go play nice now...
SEE! I am not the only one who wants to see the demise of this thread...THREAD, this is not THREAD this is a blooming trans Atlantic cable. Only with no information content.

I say it should be unwound, dethreaded, perhaps we could use it to weave a tapestry. The Beyond hope tapestry. It could start with Gregg cradling his little baby site and wading into the vast unknowns of the internet. Slowly he gathers his mentors, and they nurture the cute little forum and watch it grow slowly and carefully. Spreading knowledge and banning crackpots to the bit bucket in the sky. Then one day the Moonbear arrives, then the tribleleddog and the franznigth. Between them the brew up the thread from HELL! Then the true DANGER arose...

KILL it KILL It now before it devours us ALL....

Danger
Apr4-05, 03:33 AM
it should be unwound, dethreaded, perhaps we could use it to weave a tapestry.
Dethreaded...? I must say, Int old bean, you definitely have a way with words. I have no idea what it is, but it's a way.

Integral
Apr4-05, 03:51 AM
Dethreaded...? I must say, Int old bean, you definitely have a way with words. I have no idea what it is, but it's a way.
Some of us just try harder. This thread is setting some new standards, I just hope I get mine low enough to meet them.

Say, don't you ever sleep?? Are you at the end of a day or just starting a new one?

Integral
Apr4-05, 04:06 AM
I really cannot believe that this thread has brought me down to the depths that it has. I was just reading through some the post and found myself laughing out loud. My stepson, sitting across the room at his computer, looks at me and says "What?" .... I am caught.. how many times have I said to him as he is laughing out loud at the contents of his fourms, which surely consistist of childish tolet humor, "Keep it to yourself, it can't be that good."


Sigh, I have lost the moral high ground. :redface:

Danger
Apr4-05, 04:14 AM
This thread is setting some new standards, I just hope I get mine low enough to meet them.
I don't think you have any worries on that account. :rolleyes:

Say, don't you ever sleep?? Are you at the end of a day or just starting a new one?
I'm going to sleep just as soon as I finish typing this response. It's 3:00 am here, and I have to be up at about 7-8 for work. I had to cruise around cleaning up loose threads for a bit. Then I noticed that nobody on my buddy list was on line, so I figured I could quit. Then I saw a question from Joel aimed at me personally, so I answered it and ended up in a bit of a discussion. Just when I got finished with that and figured it was safe to leave, you showed up. Naturally, I couldn't trust you to not be up to something, so I had to check. The thing is, I always feel as if I'm being rude it I just go away in the middle of an exchange, so I wait until everyone else quits. (I'll have to get over that.) It wouldn't be so bad, except I just realized about 15 minutes ago that I had to set the damned clocks ahead. That chopped an hour off my planned sleep, but it's too late to do anything about it.
Anyhow, I'm gone now. Catch you sometime tomorrow.

Moonbear
Apr4-05, 07:21 AM
I really cannot believe that this thread has brought me down to the depths that it has. I was just reading through some the post and found myself laughing out loud. My stepson, sitting across the room at his computer, looks at me and says "What?" .... I am caught.. how many times have I said to him as he is laughing out loud at the contents of his fourms, which surely consistist of childish tolet humor, "Keep it to yourself, it can't be that good."


Sigh, I have lost the moral high ground. :redface:

Think of it as us helping you bond with your stepson. :biggrin: Or, think of this thread as a toilet humor containment area.

Artman
Apr4-05, 07:59 AM
Or, think of this thread as a toilet humor containment area.Is this any way to speak of your own illegitimate echild.
:grumpy: Poor little Franzbear.

Come on Franzbear, let's go take that swim. Bring the battery your mom gave you.

I think we'll plug you into the generator too. :smile:

Let me start the generator.

Plllllt,
Plllllllt,
BuuuuuAppppllllt,
PPPPRRAPTtttttMuuuuuuuuuuuummmmmmmm.

There it goes. :smile: Now let's plug in those extension cords...Here let me help you over to the water...Uh, I'll wait back here, I...Uh, don't want to get my shoes wet. o:)

What's that? The water is cold? Not for long, once those cords hit the water, you should warm up pretty quickly. :smile:

ZING, ZAP! FFFRRRAAAPPPP!!!!

Wow, and I thought the fireworks were bright. :tongue2:

Artman
Apr4-05, 08:10 AM
Does anyone remember another thread with a name other than it's title?

franznietzsche's response to discovering the name "Franzbear" given to this thread:
Did something happen involving vast amounts of alcohol that i don't remember :bugeye: :eek: :bugeye: ?

No doubt a night of drunken debauchery and sin. And I have one question for you:




...Where are the pictures? :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr4-05, 11:21 AM
Does anyone remember another thread with a name other than it's title?

Nope, I'm pretty sure we've never named a thread before. Yet another first for this one. It's taking on a life of its own. :eek:

No doubt a night of drunken debauchery and sin. And I have one question for you:




...Where are the pictures? :biggrin:

:surprised Pictures?! *sifts through stack of photos*

:redface: :blushing: :redface: :uhh: *holds lighter to stack of photos and burns them and negatives*

What do you mean pictures? There aren't any pictures. Nothing happened that required any pictures. o:)

Artman
Apr4-05, 12:30 PM
It's taking on a life of its own. :eek:
Currently, it's looking a bit sindged (sp) because of it's swim. Wow, if this thread had hair, it's gone now! :eek: Poor little bald, burnt, bugeyed Franzbear. :bugeye::eek::bugeye:

:surprised Pictures?! *sifts through stack of photos*

:redface: :blushing: :redface: :uhh: *holds lighter to stack of photos and burns them and negatives*

What do you mean pictures? There aren't any pictures. Nothing happened that required any pictures. o:)Thank goodness Franz has his video tape, or the whole event would be lost. :approve: :biggrin:

BicycleTree
Apr4-05, 12:41 PM
Wow, if this thread had hair,
This thread is made out of hair. Human hair.

franznietzsche
Apr4-05, 12:54 PM
Thank goodness Franz has his video tape, or the whole event would be lost. :approve: :biggrin:


Sadly, i've never been able to talk anyone into letting me do that :frown:

Artman
Apr4-05, 01:07 PM
Sadly, i've never been able to talk anyone into letting me do that :frown:Auuugh! Now we have to rely on all the eyewitness accounts. :tongue:

Artman
Apr4-05, 01:08 PM
This thread is made out of hair. Human hair.Eeeeeew. :yuck:

franznietzsche
Apr4-05, 02:35 PM
This thread is made out of hair. Human hair.

Like a hair shirt?

Auuugh! Now we have to rely on all the eyewitness accounts.

Well i tried, but she wouldn't let me.

Artman
Apr4-05, 02:43 PM
Well i tried, but she wouldn't let me.We appreciate the effort. :tongue: Hey, maybe a re-enactment?! :smile: :tongue2:

Artman
Apr4-05, 02:45 PM
Wow, I'm getting way too naughty, considering Danger isn't even around to egg me on. :smile:

franznietzsche
Apr4-05, 02:53 PM
We appreciate the effort. :tongue: Hey, maybe a re-enactment?! :smile: :tongue2:

Ok, but only cause its you asking.

Artman
Apr4-05, 03:00 PM
Ok, but only cause its you asking.Great! You start working on the getting drunk part, I'll get the whipped cream, the gerbils, the slip-and-slide and start mixing up the jello. :biggrin:

Uh, I guess someone has to talk Moonbear into it. :uhh:

Danger
Apr4-05, 03:54 PM
This thread is made out of hair. Human hair.
We in fact established quite a long time ago that it's Kevlar.

Well i tried, but she wouldn't let me.
but only cause its you asking.
Now he's answering his own posts... :rolleyes:

Wow, I'm getting way too naughty, considering Danger isn't even around to egg me on.
I fully planned to egg you on mercilessly. It turned out that the eggs weren't rotten though, so I ate them instead. :approve:

Artman
Apr4-05, 04:02 PM
I fully planned to egg you on mercilessly. It turned out that the eggs weren't rotten though, so I ate them instead. :approve: :grumpy: I guess I have been pretty naughty even without the egging, so no harm done. Now start helping with the jello, we still have to set up the cameras and video taping machines, and...

Someone still has to ask Moonbear. :uhh:

Danger
Apr4-05, 04:08 PM
Someone still has to ask Moonbear. :uhh:
Why? Remember, it's easier to get forgiveness than permission. :biggrin:

Evo
Apr4-05, 05:04 PM
I really cannot believe that this thread has brought me down to the depths that it has. I was just reading through some the post and found myself laughing out loud. My stepson, sitting across the room at his computer, looks at me and says "What?" .... I am caught.. how many times have I said to him as he is laughing out loud at the contents of his fourms, which surely consistist of childish tolet humor, "Keep it to yourself, it can't be that good."


Sigh, I have lost the moral high ground. :redface:Oh no, the thread has corrupted Integral. :surprised If it can do this to Integral, there is no telling what it is capable of!! :bugeye:

BicycleTree
Apr4-05, 05:07 PM
This thread actually has THREE names if I remember correctly. Thread killer champions, Franzbear, and... "franz's nekkid body." (I think it was "franz's," but I could be wrong, might have been someone else) Remember that?

It IS made out of human hair, danger. It has to have special talismanic power to withstand what has been tossed at it. If it were mere kevlar there'd be no trace of it by now.

BicycleTree
Apr4-05, 05:13 PM
I should also point out that this thread is genuinely haunted by a ghost... me. It all started way back in the post #325.

Evo
Apr4-05, 05:16 PM
I should also point out that this thread is genuinely haunted by a ghost... me. It all started way back in the post #325.Yeah, that gave me nightmares.

Danger
Apr4-05, 05:28 PM
It IS made out of human hair, danger. It has to have special talismanic power to withstand what has been tossed at it. If it were mere kevlar there'd be no trace of it by now.

I think maybe it's one o' them monofilermint things. They's damn near invisible.
Hmm...I dunno. I thought we determined it was kevlar. What color is kevlar thread?
You wanna argue with the bear, go ahead. I live in bear country and I know better than to tweak them.

BicycleTree
Apr4-05, 05:30 PM
Oh, it did, did it? How pleasing. *shuffles, stomps, howls*

BicycleTree
Apr4-05, 05:32 PM
Okay, so a kevlar boojum named Franzbear walks into a bar...

Evo
Apr4-05, 05:33 PM
Oh, it did, did it? How pleasing. *shuffles, stomps, howls*Oh, I thought you were talking about your haunted house.

BicycleTree
Apr4-05, 05:35 PM
Oh... no, I wasn't talking about that.

Integral
Apr4-05, 05:37 PM
Oh no, the thread has corrupted Integral. :surprised If it can do this to Integral, there is no telling what it is capable of!! :bugeye:
And that is why we must KILL IT .... while I have a shred of self respect left.

Artman
Apr4-05, 05:38 PM
This thread actually has THREE names if I remember correctly. Thread killer champions, Franzbear, and... "franz's nekkid body." (I think it was "franz's," but I could be wrong, might have been someone else) Remember that?You're right, but i can't remember if it was Franz or tribdog's

Danger
Apr4-05, 05:45 PM
Yeah, that gave me nightmares.
Now aren't you glad that you have a nice doggie to comfort you? :tongue2:

BicycleTree
Apr4-05, 05:59 PM
A nice, little black doggie who can not sleep? No, I don't think that would comfort her very much! :rofl:

(If only you knew what I was talking about)

Evo
Apr4-05, 05:59 PM
You're right, but i can't remember if it was Franz or tribdog'sIt was Franz, licking chocolate off him, I believe, but he's too young for that.

BicycleTree
Apr4-05, 06:03 PM
Say, wait a minute... danger's talking about a "nice doggy" to comfort Evo? Nobody called him a "nice doggy" before, at least not that I noticed. He must be Tribdog.

Danger
Apr4-05, 06:06 PM
Say, wait a minute... danger's talking about a "nice doggy" to comfort Evo? Nobody called him a "nice doggy" before, at least not that I noticed. He must be Tribdog.
I think you missed a bit somewhere down the line. :biggrin:

(At least she finally got me to stop smoking in bed...)

BicycleTree
Apr4-05, 06:10 PM
I guess I did miss something. What'd I miss!? You are openly Tribdog?

Danger
Apr4-05, 06:53 PM
I guess I did miss something. What'd I miss!? You are openly Tribdog?
Alright... alright! Yes, dammit! You caught me!:cry: I admit it! I abandoned my life and changed my name and gave up being within groping distance of SOS and aged myself 13 years and moved a thousand miles closer to the ****ing snow just so I could try and make you think that I was somebody else! :grumpy:

BicycleTree
Apr4-05, 07:01 PM
Wow, really? That seems like a lot of effort, but you make a convincing case!

Moonbear
Apr4-05, 09:09 PM
Great! You start working on the getting drunk part, I'll get the whipped cream, the gerbils, the slip-and-slide and start mixing up the jello. :biggrin:

Uh, I guess someone has to talk Moonbear into it. :uhh:

Oh, the fun parties I miss out on when I'm working. Let's see, the whipped cream and Jell-O go well together, and the slip and slide sounds like fun. :biggrin: I'll leave the gerbils for franz. I think he needs some furry companions. I already have all these dogs panting after me. :rolleyes:

Moonbear
Apr4-05, 09:11 PM
I guess I did miss something. What'd I miss!? You are openly Tribdog?

:rofl: :rofl: Uh oh, I think we've converted you to the dark side as well. :approve:

BicycleTree
Apr4-05, 09:21 PM
As the resident ghost... I am the dark side.

Moonbear
Apr4-05, 09:24 PM
As the resident ghost... I am the dark side.

:rofl: I've been visiting the dark side since before you were born. :rofl:

But, I did finally figure out what a boojum is, thanks to that funniest word thread.

BicycleTree
Apr4-05, 09:29 PM
So you know what it is, but do you know what its relevance to what happened to the thread on April 1 is?

Moonbear
Apr4-05, 09:40 PM
So you know what it is, but do you know what its relevance to what happened to the thread on April 1 is?

:rofl: Do you think I even remember what this thread was doing on April 1? Little franzbear is getting all grown up now. I don't check up on everything it does. I really just don't want to know. :rolleyes:

BicycleTree
Apr4-05, 09:41 PM
The thread disappeared.

BicycleTree
Apr4-05, 09:42 PM
It softly and suddenly vanished away.

Moonbear
Apr4-05, 10:31 PM
*franzbear tiptoes away* :uhh:

Oh, look, now you scared it. :grumpy:

BicycleTree
Apr4-05, 11:16 PM
Oh, did I? Can't afford to pass up this opportunity. *Grabs railroad share* *Hands another one to Moonbear*

Danger
Apr5-05, 03:52 AM
Oh, did I? Can't afford to pass up this opportunity. *Grabs railroad share* *Hands another one to Moonbear*
Does anyone have any idea what the hell he's talking about?

Artman
Apr5-05, 07:28 AM
Does anyone have any idea what the hell he's talking about?If I do begin to understand him, I take that as the initial sign that I am losing my mind. :rofl:

On a similar note, I was driving to work this mrning and I heard the question asked on the radio, "If you could have anything delivered to you, what would it be?"

I thought, "Time."

Then I thought, "But if I had enough time delivered, I would have time to go and get it myself." :rofl:

cronxeh
Apr5-05, 08:21 AM
*peaks in looking for sandwiches*

*shakes head in disdain and leaves the thread*

Moonbear
Apr5-05, 08:22 AM
If I do begin to understand him, I take that as the initial sign that I am losing my mind. :rofl:

I think the statement below might be the initial sign. The above is more of a sign that it's completely lost already. :rofl:

On a similar note, I was driving to work this mrning and I heard the question asked on the radio, "If you could have anything delivered to you, what would it be?"

I thought, "Time."

Then I thought, "But if I had enough time delivered, I would have time to go and get it myself." :rofl:

Artman
Apr5-05, 08:45 AM
Oh, did I? Can't afford to pass up this opportunity. *Grabs railroad share* *Hands another one to Moonbear*I think I know what he means by this. :tongue:


Oh, who am I kidding? I have no idea what this means. *grabs all the railroad shares for himself* *runs for the door*.

Come on Franzbear, I have all the railroad shares! :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

BicycleTree
Apr5-05, 08:49 AM
Those railroad shares are very threatening!

Danger
Apr5-05, 08:52 AM
I already have all these dogs panting after me. :rolleyes:
That's not panting, it's rehearsing.

Danger
Apr5-05, 08:57 AM
*shakes head in disdain and leaves the thread*
I'll be dipped... it worked!

BicycleTree
Apr5-05, 09:03 AM
I don't think the railroad shares worked. This bodes not well.

Artman
Apr5-05, 09:24 AM
I've decided to sell all of my railroad shares and buy a condo, right here in the thread.

Danger
Apr5-05, 09:57 AM
I've decided to sell all of my railroad shares and buy a condo, right here in the thread.
I'm getting used to the idea of nested threads, but nesting in a thread...?

Artman
Apr5-05, 10:11 AM
I'm getting used to the idea of nested threads, but nesting in a thread...?It's new. It's very new. :smile:

Danger
Apr5-05, 10:18 AM
It's new. It's very new. :smile:
Just don't get a unit on an upper floor. These threads are fire traps. (Especially with all of the arsonists that are going after Franzbear.)

Artman
Apr5-05, 10:30 AM
Just don't get a unit on an upper floor. These threads are fire traps. (Especially with all of the arsonists that are going after Franzbear.)I'm going to get a unit with a sprinkler system. The great thing about having a condo here is that the condo association will take care of fixing the outside of the building, cutting the grass, trash pickup, etc. (for a monthly maintenance fee, of course). :smile: And all I have to do is live here and type responses. :smile:

Danger
Apr5-05, 10:42 AM
all I have to do is live here and type responses. :smile:
Clever.

Awright, dammit! Ath mutth ath I hate to go off topic :rolleyes: , hath anyone elth ever got their tongue caught in an electric toothbruth? The othillating brithle-carrier on my Thpin-bruth Pro loothened up so thereth a 2mm gap between it and the thupport arm. Thit, that hurths! :mad:

BicycleTree
Apr5-05, 10:45 AM
You'll never get into the thread with railway shares. And I know why. Smiles and soap won't work either.

It's a boo... jum.

Artman
Apr5-05, 10:54 AM
You'll never get into the thread with railway shares. And I know why. Smiles and soap won't work either.

It's a boo... jum.Sure it is, but it has a great view from high on the North slope, easy access to shopping, a good distance from the city, but not so far that you can't take little trips in for dinner or a show
:approve: and best of all there is instant access for responding. :wink:

Artman
Apr5-05, 10:55 AM
Clever.

Awright, dammit! Ath mutth ath I hate to go off topic :rolleyes: , hath anyone elth ever got their tongue caught in an electric toothbruth? The othillating brithle-carrier on my Thpin-bruth Pro loothened up so thereth a 2mm gap between it and the thupport arm. Thit, that hurths! :mad:
Got your fingers caught in it too. Ouch! :yuck:

tribdog
Apr5-05, 10:57 AM
if I didn't go back and read the last 65 pages what would I not know that I should?

dextercioby
Apr5-05, 11:00 AM
Nothing,of course...

Daniel.

Artman
Apr5-05, 11:07 AM
if I didn't go back and read the last 65 pages what would I not know that I should?Tribdog! Welcome back! Lots of stuff! They kidnapped little Franzbear (the thread we determined is the illegitimate love-echild of Franznietsche and Moonbear) on April fools day, a new member that you'll get a kick out of has joined named Danger, we had a meeting at the Genco Olive Oil Factory to try and kill the thread...that's here:

Meeting at Genco (http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=67772)

That is where they told us the thread had been kidnapped. We paid a ransom and got it back.

Oh, and I bought a condo here and moved in.

tribdog
Apr5-05, 11:09 AM
good, I'm glad things haven't fallen apart while I was away. I was really worried someone would try smarting up my thread while I was gone.

BicycleTree
Apr5-05, 11:13 AM
The thread was never kidnapped. It vanished itself on its own, then came back.

Artman
Apr5-05, 12:10 PM
good, I'm glad things haven't fallen apart while I was away. I was really worried someone would try smarting up my thread while I was gone.No we've got another member, Bicycletree, who sees to it that won't happen. :biggrin:

Artman
Apr5-05, 12:12 PM
There are great amenities here, pool, hot tub, tennis courts, bike trails, hiking trails, it's great. :smile:

Moonbear
Apr5-05, 12:56 PM
There are great amenities here, pool, hot tub, tennis courts, bike trails, hiking trails, it's great. :smile:

Howdy, I'm your new neighbor! Couldn't pass up a deal like that. Besides, it's about time this thread start taking care of its mother. :biggrin: Is the hot tub clothing optional?

tribdog, where the heck have you been? Look how much little franzbear has grown while you've been away! We've even given it a name now.

Artman
Apr5-05, 01:04 PM
Howdy, I'm your new neighbor! Couldn't pass up a deal like that. Besides, it's about time this thread start taking care of its mother. :biggrin: Is the hot tub clothing optional?Hi! Welcome to Boojum Heights! I'll meet you in the clothing optional hot tub with the welcome wagon. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr5-05, 01:07 PM
Hi! I'll meet you in the clothing optional hot tub with the welcome wagon. :biggrin:

Oooh, what's in the welcome wagon?

Artman
Apr5-05, 01:10 PM
Oooh, what's in the welcome wagon?It's a surprise, but it definitely will make you feel welcome. :tongue2: ...I mean... :smile: o:)

Artman
Apr5-05, 01:11 PM
Did you see the Condo name in my edit? Boojum Heights. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr5-05, 01:15 PM
Did you see the Condo name in my edit? Boojum Heights. :biggrin:

Ooh, I like the name! Yet another selling point. That should look good on my calling cards. :approve:

BicycleTree
Apr5-05, 01:23 PM
Do any Bakers live there?

Artman
Apr5-05, 01:42 PM
Do any Bakers live there?The Boojum bakers of PF. Their motto is: "Give us anough dough and we'll get it to rise." :wink:

BicycleTree
Apr5-05, 01:49 PM
They sought it with thimbles, they sought it with care;
They pursued it with forks and hope;
They threatened its life with a railway-share;
They charmed it with smiles and soap.

Artman
Apr5-05, 01:56 PM
They sought it with thimbles, they sought it with care;
They pursued it with forks and hope;
They threatened its life with a railway-share;
They charmed it with smiles and soap.Very good Biketree, a literary reference. :cool: (still makes a great place to live.) :wink:


and by the way...


Hot Tub Party!
Wahoo!


<Splash!>

BicycleTree
Apr5-05, 02:00 PM
"But if ever I meet with a Boojum, that day,
In a moment (of this I am sure),
I shall softly and suddenly vanish away--
And the notion I cannot endure!"

Artman
Apr5-05, 02:09 PM
"But if ever I meet with a Boojum, that day,
In a moment (of this I am sure),
I shall softly and suddenly vanish away--
And the notion I cannot endure!"Cool. Could you just hit the restart button while you're out there? Thanks. :smile:

BicycleTree
Apr5-05, 02:12 PM
The restart button? I'm afraid I don't get it.

Anyway I'm already vanished. I'm the thread ghost!

Artman
Apr5-05, 02:39 PM
The restart button? I'm afraid I don't get it.

Anyway I'm already vanished. I'm the thread ghost!Darn, now I have to get out and push the restart button myself. Darn 15 minute time limitation on the hot tub. :grumpy:

Moonbear
Apr5-05, 02:57 PM
Darn, now I have to get out and push the restart button myself. Darn 15 minute time limitation on the hot tub. :grumpy:

*arrives with pliers, wire cutters, wire nuts and assorted screwdrivers*

I think we can override that timing device. Okay little franzbear, hop in the tub while we work on these wires and let us know if we do anything that might electrocute someone in the hot tub.

*starts working on wiring*

szzzt zzzzssst zzzzztttt tzzzzpt zzzzztttt ZAP

Oops, guess I shouldn't have crossed those two wires. :bugeye:

Artman
Apr5-05, 03:29 PM
*arrives with pliers, wire cutters, wire nuts and assorted screwdrivers*

I think we can override that timing device. Okay little franzbear, hop in the tub while we work on these wires and let us know if we do anything that might electrocute someone in the hot tub.

*starts working on wiring*

szzzt zzzzssst zzzzztttt tzzzzpt zzzzztttt ZAP

Oops, guess I shouldn't have crossed those two wires. :bugeye:Oh God No! No, no, no!




You didn't hurt the hot tub did you?

Artman
Apr5-05, 03:32 PM
I figure a good way to kill something is make it a tourist destination, so I'm going to build a luxury hotel right next to Boojum Heights and throw in gambling.

Danger
Apr5-05, 03:36 PM
Somebody wanna let me out of this damned welcome wagon?! It's hot in here! :grumpy:

Artman
Apr5-05, 03:44 PM
Ut oh, word got out about the casino.

Genco (http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?p=518304&posted=1#post518304)

It's okay Danger, Moonbear broke the hot tub, it should cool down in a few hours.

Somebody wanna let me out of this damned welcome wagon?! It's hot in here!

Moonbear
Apr5-05, 03:58 PM
Ut oh, word got out about the casino.

Genco (http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?p=518304&posted=1#post518304)

It's okay Danger, Moonbear broke the hot tub, it should cool down in a few hours.

I didn't break it. :grumpy: It's just a little warmer than recommended. :uhh:

Casino? Are you crazy? Do you know what sort of low-lifes casinos attract? :uhh: Darn, they're already here!

Danger
Apr5-05, 03:58 PM
It's okay Danger, Moonbear broke the hot tub, it should cool down in a few hours.Somebody wanna let me out of this damned welcome wagon?! It's hot in here! :grumpy:
Quit screwing with causality. The quote comes first... :tongue:

Moonbear
Apr5-05, 04:00 PM
Quit screwing with causality. The quote comes first... :tongue:

You mean like this?

Danger
Apr5-05, 04:11 PM
You mean like this?
Well done, old girl. You should teach this stuff.

Artman
Apr5-05, 04:12 PM
Sorry. Won't happen ag...

Quit screwing with causality. The quote comes first... :tongue:

Darn, Sorry won't happen again. :tongue2:

Moonbear
Apr5-05, 04:16 PM
Well done, old girl. You should teach this stuff.

Hey, who are you to be calling me old! :mad:

:tongue2:

Danger
Apr5-05, 04:36 PM
Sorry. Won't happen ag...



Darn, Sorry won't happen again. :tongue2:
:tongue: :grumpy:



Hey, who are you to be calling me old! :mad:

:tongue2:
I said old girl. Young for a woman, of course. :rolleyes:

pretty damned old for a girl, though...

Moonbear
Apr5-05, 05:04 PM
I said old girl. Young for a woman, of course. :rolleyes:

pretty damned old for a girl, though...

I can't find an appropriate smiley. I'm giving you that look that says I don't believe you but am contemplating letting you slide since it was a good try at saving face. I need a skeptical smiley. :tongue:

Danger
Apr5-05, 05:13 PM
I can't find an appropriate smiley. I'm giving you that look that says I don't believe you but am contemplating letting you slide since it was a good try at saving face. I need a skeptical smiley. :tongue:
How about ( :grumpy: :smile: :confused: )?

To be truthful, though, I'm doing this :rofl: behind your back. :devil: :biggrin:

brewnog
Apr5-05, 05:52 PM
Moonbear, if Danger isn't allowed to call you old, am I? Well? :tongue2:

Danger
Apr5-05, 06:02 PM
Moonbear, if Danger isn't allowed to call you old, am I? Well? :tongue2:
She can't get you on a technicality like she did me. Relative to you, she's older than dirt.

brewnog
Apr5-05, 06:20 PM
She can't get you on a technicality like she did me. Relative to you, she's older than dirt.


Urrm, hole, Brewnog, digging. Older, wiser, mature, more experienced.... it's getting deeper. ARGH! Help!

Gale
Apr5-05, 06:22 PM
hey you all...

So, i was looking through some older stuff, and... this thread didn't want to die but, well i linked it to the last page so you could see its inevitable death.

http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=9102&page=1&pp=15

the attempts to keep it alive just sort of reminded me of you all... carry on now..

Danger
Apr5-05, 07:15 PM
this thread didn't want to die but, well i linked it to the last page so you could see its inevitable death.
Thanks, kid; I just wasted half of my evening reading that stupid thing :tongue:. Now, back to this toy of yours... :devil:

BicycleTree
Apr5-05, 07:18 PM
Everyone gets the whole boojum thing by now, right?

Moonbear
Apr5-05, 08:31 PM
hey you all...

So, i was looking through some older stuff, and... this thread didn't want to die but, well i linked it to the last page so you could see its inevitable death.

http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=9102&page=1&pp=15

the attempts to keep it alive just sort of reminded me of you all... carry on now..

We've already caught young franzbear masturbating. He was a little embarrassed at first, when we walked in on him and all, but then we sat down and had the talk, and I think he's okay now. It's tough on the little fella, being the only thread so mature for his age, and with so few female threads around. :frown:

cronxeh
Apr5-05, 08:33 PM
Moonbear....

Moonbear
Apr5-05, 08:38 PM
Moonbear....

You're one to talk! Look at what that avatar of yours is doing! :rofl: :rofl:

cronxeh
Apr5-05, 08:41 PM
mmm.. hubba hubba :biggrin:

Danger
Apr5-05, 08:42 PM
It's tough on the little fella, being the only thread so mature for his age
Given his true origin (#3376), one can expect him to have an affinity...

You're one to talk! Look at what that avatar of yours is doing!
It bears a striking resemblance to the logo on the back of one of my pool team shirts. We had to call ourselves The Humpin' Geckos because the announcers in Vegas wouldn't call The ****in' Lizards to the table over the PA system. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr5-05, 08:47 PM
Given his true origin (#3376), one can expect him to have an affinity...

That's just a myth perpetuated by the non-believers who are going to Hell when the polar ice caps melt and turn Vegas into a beach resort. Peace. :cool:

Danger
Apr5-05, 08:59 PM
That's just a myth perpetuated by the non-believers who are going to Hell when the polar ice caps melt and turn Vegas into a beach resort. Peace. :cool:
I already have my surf-side chaise longue reserved at the Mirage. :biggrin:

Artman
Apr5-05, 09:05 PM
Everyone gets the whole boojum thing by now, right?Got it. It Ain't gonna kill it though. :tongue:

Did I miss the page where little Franzbear was upsetting animal activists by doing terrible things to his monkey? :confused: :eek: :tongue2: :smile:

Artman
Apr5-05, 09:07 PM
hey you all...

So, i was looking through some older stuff, and... this thread didn't want to die but, well i linked it to the last page so you could see its inevitable death.

http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=9102&page=1&pp=15

the attempts to keep it alive just sort of reminded me of you all... carry on now..Gale, you underestimate the depth of our obsession. :smile:

Danger
Apr5-05, 09:23 PM
Gale, you underestimate the depth of our obsession. :smile:
Exactly. So about that toy...?

franznietzsche
Apr5-05, 11:30 PM
Ah hey there little franzbear, how you been? Sorry i was gone so long, computer work and all. Here, here are some hand grenades for you to go play with. Have fun!!

mattmns
Apr6-05, 01:25 AM
Ughh!!!! My nose is stuffy and I cannot sleep. This is the first time in years that I have been even somewhat sick :yuck:

Danger
Apr6-05, 01:36 AM
Ughh!!!! My nose is stuffy and I cannot sleep.
That's the sorriest excuse to cover for a thread-addiction that I've ever heard. (I'll have to borrow it some time.)

Moonbear
Apr6-05, 08:46 AM
Ughh!!!! My nose is stuffy and I cannot sleep. This is the first time in years that I have been even somewhat sick :yuck:

Sick, or spring allergies? Everything has just started blooming around here, and after such a rainy winter, allergy sufferers are going to be in bad shape (I just get a mildly stuffy nose...they hate me :tongue2:).

mattmns
Apr6-05, 09:49 AM
You are probably right MB, it probably is just allergies. Either way, I am doing good now.

cronxeh
Apr6-05, 09:51 AM
I'm convinced this thread has no food for thought or for my stomach, but I'll just double check again maybe someone left the coffee pot from the colloquium

Moonbear
Apr6-05, 10:17 AM
I'm convinced this thread has no food for thought or for my stomach, but I'll just double check again maybe someone left the coffee pot from the colloquium

Well, if you want to try to reconstitute the burnt on sludge at the bottom of the pot, you're welcome to it. I don't think the fur on it will hurt much. :rofl: :yuck:

Danger
Apr6-05, 02:10 PM
Well, if you want to try to reconstitute the burnt on sludge at the bottom of the pot, you're welcome to it. I don't think the fur on it will hurt much. :rofl: :yuck:
I'll take it if he doesn't. My rule about coffee is that if it doesn't leap snarling from the cup and rip out my nose hairs, I'll drink it.

mattmns
Apr6-05, 02:23 PM
Coffee?! :yuck:

Moonbear
Apr6-05, 02:29 PM
Coffee?! :yuck:

Yep, the breakfast of champions! :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr6-05, 02:31 PM
I'll take it if he doesn't. My rule about coffee is that if it doesn't leap snarling from the cup and rip out my nose hairs, I'll drink it.

*stares at furry sludge in bottom of coffee pot* :bugeye: I'm not so sure about the safety of your nose hairs if you drink it, but it seems to be sitting there pretty quietly at the moment. :rofl: Then again, if your nose hairs are long enough for it to get a good grip on them, they probably needed a trim anyway. :yuck:

Artman
Apr6-05, 02:52 PM
*stares at furry sludge in bottom of coffee pot* :bugeye: I'm not so sure about the safety of your nose hairs if you drink it, but it seems to be sitting there pretty quietly at the moment. :rofl: Then again, if your nose hairs are long enough for it to get a good grip on them, they probably needed a trim anyway. :yuck:Ummmmmm. Nose hair ripping coffee.
Yummmmm. :smile:

Danger
Apr6-05, 02:52 PM
:yuck:
Why do you always show up right when I have to leave for work? This'll have to wait. Bye.

Moonbear
Apr6-05, 02:59 PM
Why do you always show up right when I have to leave for work? This'll have to wait. Bye.

Carefully devised strategy? Excellent timing? :tongue2:

hypatia
Apr6-05, 03:28 PM
:biggrin: He should just quit his job so he can post 24/7

Moonbear
Apr6-05, 05:13 PM
:biggrin: He should just quit his job so he can post 24/7

Darn right! Sometimes you just have to have priorities.

BicycleTree
Apr6-05, 05:33 PM
The boojum is a type of Snark, the mythical creature that the crew hunts in _The Hunting of the Snark_, a story by Lewis Carroll. The Snark is a delicious creature that is also useful for striking a light, but the Boojum--if you meet with a Boojum, you might softly and suddenly vanish away. This happens to the Baker.

Now, given the mysterious disappearing powers of this thread, it is a Boojum. You hunt the snark with railway-shares, soap, smiles... and beware the fearsome jubjub bird... and beware the Boojum.

Moonbear
Apr6-05, 05:55 PM
The boojum is a type of Snark, the mythical creature that the crew hunts in _The Hunting of the Snark_, a story by Lewis Carroll. The Snark is a delicious creature that is also useful for striking a light, but the Boojum--if you meet with a Boojum, you might softly and suddenly vanish away. This happens to the Baker.

Now, given the mysterious disappearing powers of this thread, it is a Boojum. You hunt the snark with railway-shares, soap, smiles... and beware the fearsome jubjub bird... and beware the Boojum.

Ah, snark hunting, a long-standing coming-of-age tradition passed down from fathers to sons, and older kids in summer camps to the new kids. :rofl:

BicycleTree
Apr6-05, 06:01 PM
No, I think that's "snipe hunting."

cronxeh
Apr6-05, 06:05 PM
Yep. My theory about Moonbear psychologically conditioning us to spam in her name is holding up.

I am convinced she is holding back that coffee pot with a box of donuts, and the minute I leave this thread she is gonna take it out and lure her next pray.. naa uh.. I figured you out now.

Moonbear
Apr6-05, 06:07 PM
No, I think that's "snipe hunting."

Now that you mention it, "snipe" hunting sounds right. Oh well. Don't you think it would be better to call it snark hunting though? The nerds could send the dumb kids off snark hunting. Anyone who knew what a snark was would of course not be fooled, and they could use that to avoid accidentally victimizing a fellow nerd. :rofl:

Moonbear
Apr6-05, 06:09 PM
Yep. My theory about Moonbear psychologically conditioning us to spam in her name is holding up.

I am convinced she is holding back that coffee pot with a box of donuts, and the minute I leave this thread she is gonna take it out and lure her next pray.. naa uh.. I figured you out now.

:uhh: Is he gone yet? The coast looks clear.

*takes out box of donuts and fresh coffee* Anyone need some sugar and caffeine?

hypatia
Apr6-05, 06:12 PM
mmmm yes to both! Its my 7pm sluggish time..the time when the whole day seems to catch up with me. :zzz:

BicycleTree
Apr6-05, 06:13 PM
Sugar and caffeine are unhealthy, you know.

hypatia
Apr6-05, 06:26 PM
In my family there considered food of the Gods...{jk} The one time I tried to quit coffee I fell into a lethargic stooper which somehow involved the color purple and the knowledge that innocent people were about to be hurt.
So its for the safty of the world that I drink coffee.

BicycleTree
Apr6-05, 06:31 PM
The one time I tried to quit coffee I fell into a lethargic stooper which somehow involved the color purple and the knowledge that innocent people were about to be hurt.
Drug addiction is nasty stuff. I have read stories of people who successfully quit coffee and found that they were overall more alert for it.

Moonbear
Apr6-05, 06:40 PM
mmmm yes to both! Its my 7pm sluggish time..the time when the whole day seems to catch up with me. :zzz:

I hit that somewhere between 3 and 4 PM. Though, with the time change this week, I'm struggling to stay awake past 9 PM (waking up an hour earlier is getting to me).

franznietzsche
Apr6-05, 06:41 PM
Sugar and caffeine are unhealthy, you know.

BLASPHEMY!!!

Caffeine is the nectar of the gods!!! Life force distilled!!!!

BicycleTree
Apr6-05, 06:43 PM
Yes, and so is chewing coca leaves! Great stuff! Makes you so alert!

Face it, caffeine is a drug. You develop tolerance and dependency to it over time, but you can quit.

franznietzsche
Apr6-05, 06:46 PM
Yes, and so is chewing coca leaves! Great stuff! Makes you so alert!

Face it, caffeine is a drug. You develop tolerance and dependency to it over time, but you can quit.


But why would i?

Of course its a drug. Your point?

BicycleTree
Apr6-05, 06:53 PM
You'd quit because it's an unhealthy drug. How many coffee fixes do you need per day? If you keep on drinking coffee you're going to need more and more.

cronxeh
Apr6-05, 06:56 PM
i like my new avatar..

took it from http://www.u-blog.net/theFlyingRabbitAdventures/img/tigrelapin.jpg

BicycleTree
Apr6-05, 07:07 PM
Look out for holy hand grenades.

hypatia
Apr6-05, 07:13 PM
I love it Cronxeh! but is a tigerny? or a bunger?

cronxeh
Apr6-05, 07:19 PM
If its horny, and its purring.. then it must be.. cronxeh :rofl:

Evo
Apr6-05, 07:47 PM
i like my new avatar..You always have such cute avatars. :approve:

cronxeh
Apr6-05, 08:01 PM
haha

Gale17 called me 'feminine'

I had to reassure her that im quite heterosexual :rofl:

Moonbear
Apr6-05, 09:32 PM
If its horny, and its purring.. then it must be.. cronxeh :rofl:

Oh dear, another one corrupted. You used to seem so sweet. :tongue2:

cronxeh
Apr6-05, 09:33 PM
Moonbear I was beginning to get worried about you.. You disappeared for what.. 3 hours :surprised

Evo
Apr6-05, 09:36 PM
Moonbear I was beginning to get worried about you.. You disappeared for what.. 3 hours :surprisedYeah, we were about to send out a search party!

cronxeh, Gale doesn't understand yet that a man has to be secure about his masculinity to have cute avatars. Cute avatars are sexy. :approve:

cronxeh
Apr6-05, 09:40 PM
Gale rides a Harley and I have a bunny avatar :rofl:

Moonbear
Apr6-05, 09:44 PM
Moonbear I was beginning to get worried about you.. You disappeared for what.. 3 hours :surprised

:redface: :rofl: I started reading a book last night (standard plot: crazy psycho is out murdering people, rich, gorgeous woman is a target and hunky cop got assigned as her body guard, and they are falling hopelessly in love while trying to catch the psycho), and I just got to the steamy love scene tonight...been having trouble putting the book down :biggrin:. I should finish it tonight and then can give PF my full attention again. :approve:

Moonbear
Apr6-05, 09:45 PM
Gale rides a Harley and I have a bunny avatar :rofl:

A tiger bunny. Cute and fierce. :!!)

Evo
Apr6-05, 09:50 PM
:redface: :rofl: I started reading a book last night (standard plot: crazy psycho is out murdering people, rich, gorgeous woman is a target and hunky cop got assigned as her body guard, and they are falling hopelessly in love while trying to catch the psycho), and I just got to the steamy love scene tonight...been having trouble putting the book down :biggrin:. I should finish it tonight and then can give PF my full attention again. :approve:A girl I used to work with read "romance novels" and she gave me one to read. After the first five pages of "ample, throbbing, thrusting, you name it, I pitched it into the closet. :bugeye:

Of course "your" book has a plot. :tongue2:

Moonbear
Apr6-05, 10:00 PM
Of course "your" book has a plot. :tongue2:

Somewhat, yeah. I like the romances where the guy falls hopelessly in love, acting all protective, and discovers the woman is one tough cookie (the author that wrote this one used to write historical romances, so they've always had some sort of plot, though flimsy...but I like the author because she usually has strong women as heroines...often it's the "hero" who gets himself in trouble doing something stupid and the woman has to come to his rescue. :biggrin:) I got hooked on them in college. There were a bunch of us who used to swap books and would sit around reading the love scenes aloud and laughing over them. This one's not so bad...no "throbbing manhood" in this one. :rofl: Though, there was a moment when he was fumbling for his wallet to find the little package in there. :rofl: :rofl: Well, hey, at least he was being responsible. :tongue2:

Danger
Apr6-05, 10:08 PM
You'd quit because it's an unhealthy drug. How many coffee fixes do you need per day? If you keep on drinking coffee you're going to need more and more.
I don't need coffee at all. I drink it because it's cheaper than beer. (At least until the effects of the tsunami hit the market.) :uhh:

i like my new avatar..
I bet you'd be more popular if you use one of Evo's spares.

I love it Cronxeh! but is a tigerny? or a bunger
Can you say bunger without getting a bunch of ******'s? :confused:

If its horny, and its purring.. then it must be.. cronxeh
Don't mention horny in front of Moonbear! She'll be chasing off after that poor rhino again. :biggrin:

Evo
Apr6-05, 10:10 PM
This one's not so bad...no "throbbing manhood" in this one. :rofl: Ah yes, I remember now "as she brushed up against him, she could feel his throbbing manhood". :biggrin:

Now where did I put that book...

BicycleTree
Apr6-05, 10:11 PM
You should drink water like I do. Water's cheaper than coffee or beer.

Danger
Apr6-05, 10:33 PM
You should drink water like I do. Water's cheaper than coffee or beer.
Are you nuts?! Fish **** in that stuff! :yuck:

hypatia
Apr6-05, 10:39 PM
hmmm At Speedway I can get a bottle of water for $1.21 or coffee for.89 cents.

Danger
Apr6-05, 11:07 PM
hmmm At Speedway I can get a bottle of water for $1.21 or coffee for.89 cents.
Here 'Speedway' is a carwash (with attached dogwash, of all things). Just where do they bottle the water from? :uhh:

Artman
Apr6-05, 11:13 PM
This one's not so bad...no "throbbing manhood" in this one.
:surprised :eek: :surprised :eek: :bugeye: :surprised :eek: :bugeye: :surprised
:rofl: :rofl:

The reason I love this thread is you never know what kind of discussion you're going to find. :biggrin:


My smilies are throbbing, by the way.

Danger
Apr6-05, 11:19 PM
:surprised :eek: :surprised :eek: :bugeye: :surprised :eek: :bugeye: :surprised
:rofl: :rofl:

My smilies are throbbing, by the way.
I don't know why I never, until this post, realized how much those little buggers look like exploding clams. :surprised

Moonbear
Apr7-05, 09:38 AM
hmmm At Speedway I can get a bottle of water for $1.21 or coffee for.89 cents.

Hmmm...I get water free from the tap. Okay, it's not really free, they send me a bill every 3 months, but why should I pay someone else for water in addition to that? :tongue2: It tastes just fine once mixed with coffee. :approve: I don't like plain water, it doesn't have any flavor.

BicycleTree
Apr7-05, 09:45 AM
You can get coffee for 0.89 cents?? It'll never last... they'll mark it up to a full penny before you know it.

The water here is not drinkable (tastes nasty) but you just put a water filter on the faucet and it's cheap and delicious.

Moonbear
Apr7-05, 10:02 AM
You can get coffee for 0.89 cents?? It'll never last... they'll mark it up to a full penny before you know it.

:rofl: I didn't catch that the first time I read it! :rofl:

Danger
Apr7-05, 12:53 PM
:rofl: I didn't catch that the first time I read it! :rofl:
Same here. :grumpy:
I've gotten so used to her typos that I don't even notice them any more. :tongue:

And she's the one who showed me where the spell-check is.

cronxeh
Apr7-05, 01:01 PM
we hvae a spllechek ?

Artman
Apr7-05, 01:02 PM
Same here. :grumpy:
I've gotten so used to her typos that I don't even notice them any more. :tongue: Yeah, really. I mean, she probably doesn't intend to type half of the stupid stuff she posts here... :biggrin:


:uhh:She isn't around is she? :uhh:

Danger
Apr7-05, 01:25 PM
:uhh:She isn't around is she? :uhh:
It's difficult to tell, but it's probably not worth the risk. A pissed-off Motowner is not to be taken lightly. (Especially one with a very large unused dictionary to whap you with.) :biggrin:

Artman
Apr7-05, 01:36 PM
It's difficult to tell, but it's probably not worth the risk. A pissed-off Motowner is not to be taken lightly. (Especially one with a very large unused dictionary to whap you with.) :biggrin:Oh no! She's from Detroit?! What have I done? :yuck: :cry: :uhh:

Danger
Apr7-05, 01:47 PM
Oh no! She's from Detroit?! What have I done? :yuck: :cry: :uhh:
Merely unleashed the wrath of the entire UAW, and possibly Big Augie Santini. You fool! Now none of us are safe! (The UAW are the true secret owners of Microsoft, right?)

Artman
Apr7-05, 02:07 PM
Merely unleashed the wrath of the entire UAW, and possibly Big Augie Santini. You fool! Now none of us are safe! (The UAW are the true secret owners of Microsoft, right?)Oh no! What a big, stupid, incredibly handsome, fool I've been! :approve:

hypatia
Apr7-05, 02:19 PM
Making my list, check'en it twice. Naa maybe I'll only check it once..cause on a hit list type-o's and spelling don't count..eventually they will "wack" the right person.


Its because I do so much book keeping, I automatically put the dot before the cents. Note: the addition of the zero was bicycle's. And $0.89 still means 89 cents where I come from.

Danger
Apr7-05, 02:41 PM
Oh no! What a big, stupid, incredibly handsome, fool I've been! :approve:
Not to mention delud... I mean modest... :rolleyes:

Math Is Hard
Apr7-05, 02:44 PM
Ah yes, I remember now "as she brushed up against him, she could feel his throbbing manhood". :biggrin:

Now where did I put that book...
You loaned it to me 3 months ago, remember? Sorry I haven't gotten it back to you yet. I am slow reader. :redface: Just let me keep it a little while longer.

Danger
Apr7-05, 02:51 PM
You loaned it to me 3 months ago, remember? Sorry I haven't gotten it back to you yet. I am slow reader. :redface: Just let me keep it a little while longer.
So that's how you spend your 'study' time! This wouldn't have anything to do with you signing up for that French course, would it?

Actually, I suppose there shouldn't be a 'y' on the end of that.

I have to go to work now, so I imagine Moonbear will be showing up right away. Catch you tonight.

Moonbear
Apr7-05, 05:15 PM
You loaned it to me 3 months ago, remember? Sorry I haven't gotten it back to you yet. I am slow reader. :redface: Just let me keep it a little while longer.

There were just those few well-worn pages you've had to read over and over again, right? :wink: Odd how I don't seem to be as interested in reading those books when I have a boyfriend around.

Though, what's even funnier is my grandmother had a HUGE collection of romance novels (the real smutty ones, like the Harlequin romance series). When I was young, I never had any idea that "romance" meant "smut" when it came to those books. I just figured she was into sappy love stories. Now I know... Grandma!!!! :surprised :eek: :surprised

Math Is Hard
Apr7-05, 05:36 PM
Though, what's even funnier is my grandmother had a HUGE collection of romance novels (the real smutty ones, like the Harlequin romance series). When I was young, I never had any idea that "romance" meant "smut" when it came to those books. I just figured she was into sappy love stories. Now I know... Grandma!!!! :surprised :eek: :surprised
I'll tell you something even more shameful. :redface: My grandmother once took me to see dirty movies when I was little.

My grandfather worked at the Drive-In theater and they showed R-rated (probably slightly less that x-rated) movies there. We went out to visit him one night at his job. My grandmother kept saying, "oh, isn't this awful. We should keep count of the vulgar words in the movie."

So in an effort to count all the obscenities we ended up sitting through an entire double-feature. :rofl:

Evo
Apr7-05, 05:36 PM
There were just those few well-worn pages you've had to read over and over again, right? :wink: Odd how I don't seem to be as interested in reading those books when I have a boyfriend around.

Though, what's even funnier is my grandmother had a HUGE collection of romance novels (the real smutty ones, like the Harlequin romance series). When I was young, I never had any idea that "romance" meant "smut" when it came to those books. I just figured she was into sappy love stories. Now I know... Grandma!!!! :surprised :eek: :surprisedI was mortified when I found out what all those sweet little old ladies were reading. :blushing: Even more so when I found out that those cylindrical "facial massagers" advertised in the magazines at the beauty parlor my mom went to weren't for your face. :surprised

Moonbear
Apr7-05, 05:55 PM
I was mortified when I found out what all those sweet little old ladies were reading. :blushing: Even more so when I found out that those cylindrical "facial massagers" advertised in the magazines at the beauty parlor my mom went to weren't for your face. :surprised

Men have Playboy and women have Harlequin romance! :rofl: But, hey, you can read the smut anywhere, on the bus, in the beauty parlor, sitting out in the park. The guys apparently aren't smart enough to know how to get away with it yet. Pull out an issue of Playboy in a park or on a bus and you're immediately labeled a perv; you can't leave that out on the living room coffee table when you have company over either.

Then again, I always knew my grandmother was a bit of a wild and crazy woman. Her wedding gown was a flapper dress! :biggrin: She used to joke that even though she and my grandfather had twin beds (they are of the generation where husbands and wives didn't share beds), plenty went on between the beds! :rofl:

When I was in grad school, she met one of my professors and decided he was good looking and I should date him. I pointed out he was twice my age and married and she told me, "That doesn't stop anyone anymore." :bugeye: :surprised She definitely watched too many soap operas in addition to reading those smut books! :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

mattmns
Apr7-05, 07:38 PM
Pff you women think we are dumb. We just don't care! If you do want to hide it, then all you need to do is replace the cover, or put a magazine/newspaper/physics book blocking it, not that I would know.

Moonbear
Apr7-05, 07:54 PM
Pff you women think we are dumb. We just don't care! If you do want to hide it, then all you need to do is replace the cover, or put a magazine/newspaper/physics book blocking it, not that I would know.

Uh huh. :rolleyes: Bit of a double standard, eh? We women know what we're reading and nobody complains, but as soon as a guy is caught with his "magazine," she's going to roll it up and smack you over the head with it. :rofl: (I wouldn't, but some women would, even those who read the "smut" books.)

mattmns
Apr7-05, 08:57 PM
You know, I do not think I know anyone who even reads them mags anymore. Everything is on the net now-a-days.

Evo
Apr7-05, 09:04 PM
You know, I do not think I know anyone who even reads them mags anymore. Everything is on the net now-a-days. :surprised And how do you know this? :confused:

Moonbear
Apr7-05, 09:12 PM
You know, I do not think I know anyone who even reads them mags anymore. Everything is on the net now-a-days.

I'm sure larger monitors makes that much more enjoyable nowadays.

Though, sticky keyboards are a problem.

mattmns
Apr7-05, 09:22 PM
:surprised And how do you know this? :confused:

This is just what I have heard, from some very immoral people o:)

I'm sure larger monitors makes that much more enjoyable nowadays.

Though, sticky keyboards are a problem.

Sticky keyboards were a problem. This is the 21st century, we have voice recognition programs to type with while the hands are pre-occupied :cool:

cronxeh
Apr7-05, 09:23 PM
I saw this online group called 'Procrastinators' , and decided I'll join it later

Moonbear
Apr7-05, 09:38 PM
I saw this online group called 'Procrastinators' , and decided I'll join it later

You mean just like with this thread? Do you think that if you show up just before it dies, that it's going to decide to leave you in its will?

cronxeh
Apr7-05, 09:38 PM
you gave me something to think about.. hmm

dextercioby
Apr7-05, 09:42 PM
Heh,that's some sex-inflicted discussion u got here.Mind if i join in?:uhh: After all,this thread used to my house,too,until some intruders came in...

Daniel.

cronxeh
Apr7-05, 09:53 PM
Do I know you?

Evo
Apr7-05, 09:53 PM
Heh,that's some sex-inflicted discussion u got here.Mind if i join in?:uhh: After all,this thread used to my house,too,until some intruders came in...

Daniel.After Moonbear's sticky keyboard post, I think I need to hose the thread down. :yuck: :wink:

Danger
Apr7-05, 09:53 PM
I saw this online group called 'Procrastinators' , and decided I'll join it later
Good plan. Never put off 'til tomorrow that which can be avoided altogether. :approve:

Moonbear
Apr7-05, 09:58 PM
After Moonbear's sticky keyboard post, I think I need to hose the thread down. :yuck: :wink:

Well, sticky because their gum keeps falling on the keyboard while their jaw is hanging open staring at the pictures. :eek: What did you think I meant? :biggrin:

cronxeh
Apr7-05, 09:59 PM
I know thats an ambigious question..

what do you think we should have thought that you'd think of us?

Moonbear
Apr7-05, 10:02 PM
I know thats an ambigious question..

what do you think we should have thought that you'd think of us?

Well, you never know. Afterall, Evo was the one leaning up against some throbbing manhood this afternoon. :wink:

Evo
Apr7-05, 10:06 PM
Well, you never know. Afterall, Evo was the one leaning up against some throbbing manhood this afternoon. :wink:Only in my dreams. :cry:

cronxeh
Apr7-05, 10:07 PM
I'm never there to witness this.. :frown:

dextercioby
Apr7-05, 10:08 PM
I hope u're not gonna make this thread a "sticky"...:tongue2:

Daniel.

Moonbear
Apr7-05, 10:12 PM
Only in my dreams. :cry:

That's why those books are best read before going to sleep at night.

Moonbear
Apr7-05, 10:13 PM
I hope u're not gonna make this thread a "sticky"...:tongue2:

Daniel.

:yuck: A whole new meaning to "stickies." :yuck:

Danger
Apr7-05, 10:13 PM
After Moonbear's sticky keyboard post, I think I need to hose the thread down. :yuck: :wink:
That's one advantage to using the keyboard on my lap. Nobody cares what the underside is like. Although, it can make typing difficult...

I hope u're not gonna make this thread a "sticky"...:tongue2:
Too late. Far, far too late...

cronxeh
Apr7-05, 10:17 PM
What is it with those biologists man!

They are like... so.. stickadelic!

*cough. almost tripped over by saying 'stickable' - thats not what i meant! :rofl: *

Danger
Apr7-05, 10:20 PM
They are like... so.. stickadelic!
I thought 'Twiggy' was stickadelic.

Evo
Apr7-05, 10:20 PM
*cough. almost tripped over by saying 'stickable' - thats not what i meant! :rofl: *Oh, that would be bad. :bugeye:

Moonbear
Apr7-05, 10:28 PM
What is it with those biologists man!

They are like... so.. stickadelic!

*cough. almost tripped over by saying 'stickable' - thats not what i meant! :rofl: *

Freudian slip? Admit it, you can't help but be attracted to the biologists. :biggrin:

Danger
Apr7-05, 10:34 PM
Freudian slip? Admit it, you can't help but be attracted to the biologists. :biggrin:
That's only because you smuggle pheromones home from the lab...

Moonbear
Apr7-05, 10:36 PM
That's only because you smuggle pheromones home from the lab...

:uhh: Shhhhhhhh. Let's keep that our little secret.

Danger
Apr7-05, 10:41 PM
:uhh: Shhhhhhhh. Let's keep that our little secret.
Okay, but we'll have to negotiate terms... :tongue2:

franznietzsche
Apr7-05, 10:44 PM
Okay, but we'll have to negotiate terms... :tongue2:

I think those pheromones are taking affect.

Moonbear
Apr7-05, 10:45 PM
Okay, but we'll have to negotiate terms... :tongue2:

What terms do you have in mind?

Danger
Apr7-05, 10:49 PM
What terms do you have in mind?
Let's just say the pheremones won't be wasted... :tongue2:


That smilie really needs a longer tongue.

Moonbear
Apr7-05, 10:53 PM
I think those pheromones are taking affect.

Dangit! Danger, I told you it was our secret, and here you've gone and spilled the beans to franz! That's it, deal's off. :grumpy:

Danger
Apr7-05, 10:55 PM
Dangit! Danger, I told you it was our secret, and here you've gone and spilled the beans to franz! That's it, deal's off. :grumpy:
I didn't tell him anything! The little bastard has our thread bugged.

cronxeh
Apr7-05, 10:56 PM
That's only because you smuggle pheromones home from the lab...


I got it! Now it finally makes sense :grumpy:

Moonbear
Apr7-05, 11:14 PM
I got it! Now it finally makes sense :grumpy:

I don't think I have any tibbet pheromones yet though. :rolleyes:

Moonbear
Apr7-05, 11:16 PM
I didn't tell him anything! The little bastard has our thread bugged.

:eek: *turns on shower and sink faucets and runs vacuum cleaner* We've got to do a bug sweep now. I knew we'd have trouble with all those spiders running around. :grumpy:

Danger
Apr7-05, 11:25 PM
I don't think I have any tibbet pheromones yet though. :rolleyes:
I'm sure he's generating them by the bucketful just from reading this. Now if we could find a female variety...

:eek: *turns on shower and sink faucets and runs vacuum cleaner*
I'll have to leave all of that up to you. I just have a bathtub, no shower, and the last time I used my vacuum was about 25 years ago. I don't know if it works.

Moonbear
Apr7-05, 11:36 PM
I'll have to leave all of that up to you. I just have a bathtub, no shower, and the last time I used my vacuum was about 25 years ago. I don't know if it works.

:yuck: You don't have a shower? I've never heard of a bathtub that doesn't have a shower in it. Oh, wait, no, there was that ONE house I looked at with the pink bathroom that had the tub in a weirdly shaped nook...reminded me of something out of "I Dream of Jeanie." You couldn't have actually stood up in the tub, because the ceiling over it was too low. Would you like a shower? It's easy to install one (I had to replace the faucets in my tub/shower this past winter and accomplished it without burning down the house...just some banged up knuckles and blisters from working in tight corners...oh, yeah, there were a few cuts from the tile shards when I had to chip out some tile...I'm thinking of replacing all my kitchen knives with tile shards. :rofl: Actually, it did get me to seriously consider taking a look at those ceramic knives you see chefs playing with on the Food Network.)

As for the vacuum, please tell me you have all hardwood floors and sweep rather than vacuum. :uhh:

Danger
Apr7-05, 11:41 PM
Would you like a shower? It's easy to install one please tell me you have all hardwood floors and sweep rather than vacuum. :uhh:
Believe me, in this case it's not easy. Remember I said that I live in the house that my grandfather built in 1911? It didn't originally have plumbing, so a corner of his den was walled off to make a bathroom in the 40's or thereabouts. The tub is only enclosed on 2 sides. I'd have to build an entire enclosure from scratch. (Commercial stuff won't fit that tub.)
As for the floors, they are entirely and comfortably carpeted with cat hair. It's very warm and keeps the mice away.

Moonbear
Apr7-05, 11:52 PM
Remember I said that I live in the house that my grandfather built in 1911?

Don't remember you mentioning that. I bet that's fun to live in.

It didn't originally have plumbing, so a corner of his den was walled off to make a bathroom in the 40's or thereabouts. The tub is only enclosed on 2 sides. I'd have to build an entire enclosure from scratch. (Commercial stuff won't fit that tub.)

Oh, you could do like they do with free-standing clawfoot tubs! You don't need walls around it, you can put a shower curtain all the way around (it's probably harder to get the curtain rods for those old-style tubs nowadays, but they do exist). You don't even need to run the plumbing in the wall if you don't want to. If you have running water to a faucet, you can have a shower. I'll see if I can find a site that illustrates what I'm talking about.

Edit: Oh, that wasn't too hard to find. Here, like this: http://www.vintagetub.com/asp/product_detail.asp?item_no=R2200

SOS2008
Apr7-05, 11:53 PM
I hate to interrupt, but I think I am a fledgling "thread killer." It started out as just thread jacking. But then I killed a thread. For now I'm only a social thread killer, but I'm worried it could become habitual, and eventually happen all the time even outside GD. :eek:

cronxeh
Apr7-05, 11:55 PM
There, there, now.. have some spam

Moonbear
Apr7-05, 11:56 PM
I hate to interrupt, but I think I am a fledgling "thread killer." It started out as just thread jacking. But then I killed a thread. For now I'm only a social thread killer, but I'm worried it could become habitual, and eventually happen all the time even outside GD. :eek:

Well, we can ease your fears. Once you become an accomplished thread-killer, you won't want to leave GD. :biggrin:

franznietzsche
Apr7-05, 11:58 PM
Well, we can ease your fears. Once you become an accomplished thread-killer, you won't want to leave GD. :biggrin:


There are things outside of GD? :uhh: :uhh:

Moonbear
Apr8-05, 12:04 AM
There are things outside of GD? :uhh: :uhh:

Oh, no, not at all. It's just myth.

franznietzsche
Apr8-05, 12:08 AM
Oh, no, not at all. It's just myth.


Oh ok, you had me scared for a second.

Danger
Apr8-05, 12:08 AM
Don't remember you mentioning that. I bet that's fun to live in.
In some ways, not in others. I don't want to ever leave it, though.
As for the shower thing, my brother actually has one of the kind in the picture. He's not well off physically, so he had to get a special tub. I do have a flex-hose shower head that comes off of the tap for washing my hair and rinsing off.
I prefer a bath anyhow, though. As I mentioned in another thread, I go into hypothermia if I get wet under normal conditions. A shower isn't too bad, but I prefer a very hot tub.

But then I killed a thread.
There, there, dear... I'm sure you only wounded it. Show me where it is and we'll look after it.

Moonbear
Apr8-05, 12:18 AM
In some ways, not in others. I don't want to ever leave it, though.

I was being a bit sarcastic. I meant "fun" as in constant headaches trying to repair strange things in an old house not built to accomodate modern conveniences. Though, houses like that have character, which is pretty cool. Sort of a trade-off. I totally understand. One of my friends lives in an old farmhouse, and while it has its share of problems that cause her headaches, it has some really cool things in it that you would never find in a modern house, like a "secret" staircase from the bedroom directly to the kitchen (from the kitchen, the door to that staircase just looks like a closet door).

As for the shower thing, my brother actually has one of the kind in the picture. He's not well off physically, so he had to get a special tub. I do have a flex-hose shower head that comes off of the tap for washing my hair and rinsing off.
I prefer a bath anyhow, though. As I mentioned in another thread, I go into hypothermia if I get wet under normal conditions. A shower isn't too bad, but I prefer a very hot tub.

Showers are better for company. :biggrin: If you prefer baths anyway, then I guess that works out well enough. And the flex hose thing works. I was thinking you didn't have any sort of shower capabilities at all. I also forget that most people don't have hair like I do...I must have a shower to wash my hair, there's just too much of it; normal people can just stick their head under a faucet and be done.

franznietzsche
Apr8-05, 12:22 AM
Showers are better for company. :biggrin:


Yeah they are. :approve:

Moonbear
Apr8-05, 12:26 AM
Yeah they are. :approve:

I really like those newer showers that have two (or more) shower heads. No more fighting over who gets to stand under the hot water.

franznietzsche
Apr8-05, 12:30 AM
I really like those newer showers that have two (or more) shower heads. No more fighting over who gets to stand under the hot water.


I've never found it to be a problem with a single one.

Danger
Apr8-05, 12:32 AM
I was being a bit sarcastic. I meant "fun" as in constant headaches trying to repair strange things in an old house not built to accomodate modern conveniences. I must have a shower to wash my hair, there's just too much of it; normal people can just stick their head under a faucet and be done.
Most of the house is pretty modernized. The only really serious aggravation is that the kitchen is the only room with 3-prong outlets. Hence I am sitting 4 feet away from it in the middle of the living room so my power bar can reach around the corner.
And despite the age, I still have most of my hair. It's just receding in front, but no bald spot. I keep it very short though (biggest guide for clippers). It used to be longer, but after I did the Head Shave for Cancer thing at the Legion I realized how much easier it is to take care of. About 3 months before the next event, I'll quit cutting it and shaving my beard. (You can get extra sponsorship for a beard sometimes.)

Moonbear
Apr8-05, 12:39 AM
I've never found it to be a problem with a single one.

That must mean you're the one who hogs all the hot water! :tongue:

franznietzsche
Apr8-05, 12:40 AM
That must mean you're the one who hogs all the hot water! :tongue:


Well, i wasn't the one under the water, but i certainly wasn't cold....

Danger
Apr8-05, 12:42 AM
That must mean you're the one who hogs all the hot water! :tongue:
Well... cold water makes things shrink, so he probably needs it close to boiling...

franznietzsche
Apr8-05, 12:43 AM
Well... cold water makes things shrink, so he probably needs it close to boiling...

What did i ever do to you?

Danger
Apr8-05, 12:49 AM
What did i ever do to you?
I don't have time to check back, but there must have been something. :tongue:

Moonbear
Apr8-05, 12:49 AM
Well... cold water makes things shrink, so he probably needs it close to boiling...

Ooh, that's mean! :rofl:

Well, I'm a hot water hog myself, so I can't say too much. But I'm also usually a generous person, which is why the second shower head sounds like a good idea to me. Let the other person get some hot water too.

franznietzsche
Apr8-05, 12:50 AM
Ooh, that's mean! :rofl:

Well, I'm a hot water hog myself, so I can't say too much. But I'm also usually a generous person, which is why the second shower head sounds like a good idea to me. Let the other person get some hot water too.


When i share showers, no one is cold in there. Although a second one is still generally necessary, otherwise the normal purpose of a shower is kinda defeated.

Moonbear
Apr8-05, 01:01 AM
When i share showers, no one is cold in there. Although a second one is still generally necessary, otherwise the normal purpose of a shower is kinda defeated.

Well, there goes the water conservation excuse. :rolleyes:

Danger
Apr8-05, 01:05 AM
I don't like the taste of soap. :redface:

franznietzsche
Apr8-05, 01:11 AM
I don't like the taste of soap. :redface:

Congratulations

franznietzsche
Apr8-05, 01:12 AM
Well, there goes the water conservation excuse. :rolleyes:

That excuse was eliminated at the suggestion of using two shower heads.

Moonbear
Apr8-05, 01:26 AM
That excuse was eliminated at the suggestion of using two shower heads.

Technicalities.

franznietzsche
Apr8-05, 02:15 AM
Technicalities.


Yeah well, what can i say. I'm right.

Artman
Apr8-05, 07:29 AM
Ummm, soap. Yummy. :tongue:

Danger
Apr8-05, 07:38 AM
Ummm, soap. Yummy. :tongue:
So I guess you're cheaper to bribe than Moonbear...

Artman
Apr8-05, 07:41 AM
So I guess you're cheaper to bribe than Moonbear...I'm cheap, but I'm not easy.


Or is it the other way around? (I'm so confused now that Dangerdog has stopped using smilies.)

Danger
Apr8-05, 07:49 AM
I'm cheap, but I'm not easy.
It would never occur to me to think of you as 'easy'. Simple, perhaps, but never easy... :biggrin:

Artman
Apr8-05, 07:54 AM
It would never occur to me to think of you as 'easy'. I guess you're right, my wife says I'm difficult.

Simple, perhaps, but never easy... :biggrin: :grumpy:

Danger
Apr8-05, 08:06 AM
:grumpy:
I like that thing. It's succinct, yet somehow elegant.

I'm going to have to slow down the sparring a tad. My boss always wants to discuss the latest episode of 'Lost', and I haven't watched the one I taped a couple of nights ago. Carry on, and I'll try to catch up every 10 or 15 minutes.

Artman
Apr8-05, 08:14 AM
I like that thing. It's succinct, yet somehow elegant.
Closest I could come to "Pthttttttp" in a smilie.
I'm going to have to slow down the sparring a tad. My boss always wants to discuss the latest episode of 'Lost', and I haven't watched the one I taped a couple of nights ago. Carry on, and I'll try to catch up every 10 or 15 minutes.Spin, parry, thrust, boig. Touche. Enjoy the show.

Danger
Apr8-05, 08:20 AM
Closest I could come to "Pthttttttp" in a smilie.
I thought that's what :tongue: was for. And you, Moonbear and I are going to have to sit us down and figure out once and for all how to spell 'tphgthght' (whatever). If we don't reach a concensus, it's just going to confuse the newbies.

Okay, now I'm going.

cronxeh
Apr8-05, 08:36 AM
*walks back and forth*

*looks a the time*

hmm.. where is Moonbear

Danger
Apr8-05, 08:44 AM
*walks back and forth*

*looks a the time*

hmm.. where is Moonbear
Her daytime schedule seems to be that she strikes about 15 minutes before I have to go to work, so you should have about 1:45. :biggrin:

cronxeh
Apr8-05, 08:46 AM
eexcellent. Do you have the plots for her daily activity on weekly basis?

We'll have to also include the lunch times and other idlings. It seems she is not devoting -all- her time on PF, and wasting it on sleep and professising.. whatever that means :grumpy:

Danger
Apr8-05, 08:56 AM
eexcellent. Do you have the plots for her daily activity on weekly basis?
Not yet. My own schedule is so screwy that it's hard to correlate to hers. Besides, she seems to be one of those who pops in and out randomly. Half the time she posts something she's shown as logged out. Evo too.:confused:

professising.. whatever that means :grumpy:
I guess it can mean whatever you want it too; it's your word. :biggrin: Daniel Webster must be just standing somewhere shaking his head in amazement. :tongue:

Artman
Apr8-05, 09:07 AM
I thought that's what :tongue: was for. Entrirely too much "grin" for that particular use.

And you, Moonbear and I are going to have to sit us down and figure out once and for all how to spell 'tphgthght' (whatever). If we don't reach a concensus, it's just going to confuse the newbies.We want to confuse the newbies. :rofl:

Danger
Apr8-05, 09:25 AM
Entrirely too much "grin" for that particular use.

We want to confuse the newbies. :rofl:
Yeah, but I'm a newbie, remember? :redface:

Artman
Apr8-05, 09:33 AM
Yeah, but I'm a newbie, remember? :redface:yup.











. :biggrin:

Come on, you fit in the first day you came here.

Danger
Apr8-05, 09:42 AM
Come on, you fit in the first day you came here.
As far as irreverence and mindset and suchlike go, yeah. :biggrin:
A lot of the tech stuff still eludes me, though. It took me 2 or 3 days to figure out how to use these bloody quotes, and I still don't know how to post a picture or make a link. (I made a link by accident once, but nobody'll tell me how I did it.) :redface: And I'm still running into new acronyms every few days.

Artman
Apr8-05, 10:16 AM
As far as irreverence and mindset and suchlike go, yeah. :biggrin:
A lot of the tech stuff still eludes me, though. It took me 2 or 3 days to figure out how to use these bloody quotes, and I still don't know how to post a picture or make a link. (I made a link by accident once, but nobody'll tell me how I did it.) :redface: And I'm still running into new acronyms every few days.You'll get the tech stuff in time. I'm still learning that myself. As for the links, clip the link to clipboard, press the link button. The first screen is the title you want for the link. The second screen is where you paste the link.

Of course, now that you know the secret, I have to kill you. :cool:

Moonbear
Apr8-05, 10:21 AM
Her daytime schedule seems to be that she strikes about 15 minutes before I have to go to work, so you should have about 1:45. :biggrin:

So, is it about time for you to be heading to work yet? :rofl:

You're trying to plot my activity patterns? Ha ha ha!!! Good luck! I can't even keep track of myself. You're right, I do pop in and out a lot. It all depends on how many meetings people schedule for me in a day or when I'm in the lab vs chained to a desk or working from home. While most of the time it's great to not have a fixed schedule, some days I really crave having such a schedule so I know exactly where I'm supposed to be when and can plan for more fun time.

Danger
Apr8-05, 10:23 AM
Of course, now that you know the secret, I have to kill you. :cool:
If I keep up at this pace, I think exhaustion will do it for you. :frown:

As for the links, clip the link to clipboard, press the link button. The first screen is the title you want for the link. The second screen is where you paste the link.
I thought that it should be something semi-complicated like that, so I didn't even try. All I did was type in the address to show someone where it was, and it came up as a link. :confused:

Moonbear
Apr8-05, 10:29 AM
I thought that it should be something semi-complicated like that, so I didn't even try. All I did was type in the address to show someone where it was, and it came up as a link. :confused:

As long as you don't uncheck any boxes in your settings to tell it to do differently, it automatically turns addy's into links. Artman is talking about how to make a link with text instead of a link with an address showing, like this. (http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=63689&page=184&pp=20)

Artman
Apr8-05, 10:30 AM
You're trying to plot my activity patterns? Ha ha ha!!! Good luck! I can't even keep track of myself. You are looking particularly nice today Moonbear :uhh: ...I mean hello. :smile:

mattmns
Apr8-05, 10:33 AM
What has the topic shifted to today?

Danger
Apr8-05, 10:52 AM
Artman is talking about how to make a link with text instead of a link with an address showing, like this. (http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=63689&page=184&pp=20)
Hey, what the...?! Every time I click that thing I end up back at the top, and then get back to here, and it sends me to the top again, and I get back here, and... is this a trick?

Thanks for the info, though, really. Now about pictures...

...and I can't read the answer until I get back from work. Your timing, Ms. Bear, is as impeccable as always. Gotta go. :tongue:

Moonbear
Apr8-05, 10:52 AM
What has the topic shifted to today?

Apparently Danger and Artman are stalking me to plot my activity patterns and PF posting schedule. I'm not sure what purpose it will serve yet...to avoid me or catch me?

mattmns
Apr8-05, 11:34 AM
Hmm ok. Well I am eating waffles, and about to read a biography of lincoln, abraham.

Artman
Apr8-05, 12:39 PM
Hmm ok. Well I am eating waffles, and about to read a biography of lincoln, abraham.Yes, we know :uhh:...I mean, enjoy your waffles. :smile:

mattmns
Apr8-05, 12:41 PM
I just got an e-mail spam that said Human Viagra. Are they making viagra for animals now too?

franznietzsche
Apr8-05, 02:08 PM
How to keep an idiot occupied (http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=63689&page=184&pp=20)

dextercioby
Apr8-05, 02:21 PM
You stole Ivan's idea...:grumpy:

Daniel.

franznietzsche
Apr8-05, 02:25 PM
You stole Ivan's idea...:grumpy:

Daniel.


Why is the grumpy smiley loseyourname's avatar? most of the smileys are messed up on my comp.

rofl = :rofl: wasteofo2's avatar

biggrin = the rofl smiley.

grumpy = :grumpy: which shows as loseyourname's avatar

surprised = the grumpy smiley

I'm so confused.

dextercioby
Apr8-05, 02:35 PM
Why is the grumpy smiley loseyourname's avatar?(...)

Hey,this is the thread killer thread...The stupid question thread is somewhere else,struggling to stay alive...

Daniel.

franznietzsche
Apr8-05, 02:55 PM
Hey,this is the thread killer thread...The stupid question thread is somewhere else,struggling to stay alive...

Daniel.


No i'm dead serious.

ALl the smileys are screwed up.

Moonbear
Apr8-05, 02:56 PM
Why is the grumpy smiley loseyourname's avatar? most of the smileys are messed up on my comp.

rofl = :rofl: wasteofo2's avatar

biggrin = the rofl smiley.

grumpy = :grumpy: which shows as loseyourname's avatar

surprised = the grumpy smiley

I'm so confused.

Go see the firefox thread. It seems this site and firefox aren't getting along lately. That'll teach you to shun macs! :rofl:

Moonbear
Apr8-05, 02:56 PM
I just got an e-mail spam that said Human Viagra. Are they making viagra for animals now too?

Maybe it means humans are an ingredient? :surprised

mattmns
Apr8-05, 03:01 PM
Yeah Franz this site has been real screwy with fx:

Threads...

http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=70544
http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=69828
http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=68723
http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=64493

Moonbear
Apr8-05, 03:22 PM
rofl = :rofl: wasteofo2's avatar
grumpy = :grumpy: which shows as loseyourname's avatar


There are some days these would seem very fitting. I'll have to check what they've been posting in politics; maybe PF is reading their moods. :rofl:

SOS2008
Apr8-05, 03:34 PM
There, there, now.. have some spamUh..er...how do you know about my other universe?

cronxeh
Apr8-05, 03:35 PM
*puts on the Viking Horns and charges through the spamming crowd*

SOS2008
Apr8-05, 03:38 PM
Well, we can ease your fears. Once you become an accomplished thread-killer, you won't want to leave GD. :biggrin:Exactly...complete addiction. :bugeye: I would never leave GD to go to, uh...another forum. Those other forums suck canal water. :rolleyes:

SOS2008
Apr8-05, 03:40 PM
*puts on the Viking Horns and charges through the spamming crowd*Plunder, rape, pillage...? Now you're talking! So the cute avatar is just a front, right? :biggrin:

cronxeh
Apr8-05, 03:43 PM
*breaks off a horn and drinks down the beer*

ya betcha :biggrin:

Artman
Apr8-05, 03:45 PM
Maybe it means humans are an ingredient? :surprisedSoylent grow. :tongue:

SOS2008
Apr8-05, 03:50 PM
*breaks off a horn and drinks down the beer*

ya betcha :biggrin: :rofl: Kinda like the cheesehead hats - I understand it can be used for chips and dip too when flipped over.

Wouldn't it be cool if you could move to the parallel universe of choice? I hope I'm making a lot of money with my spam product so I can go there and retire...

Hey what happened to the PF member height and weight? I was tracking all the guys...looks like I'll have to wait for the calendar. I never weigh myself, so found out I've gained some weight the other day at a doctor's appointment, and then I sat down and felt a draft! :cry:

cronxeh
Apr8-05, 04:06 PM
laugh. doctors. silly.

SOS2008
Apr8-05, 04:20 PM
Soylent grow. :tongue:Well, kinda but not. Soylent green was consumed by youthful folks for sustenance. This is for...well...
laugh. doctors. silly.Bait and switch, eh? Maybe you are just a sweet little thing... :confused:

cronxeh
Apr8-05, 04:20 PM
a little bit of both :)

being a libra has its benefits

although sometimes i think im losing my mind http://carboninside.com/screwy.gif

Artman
Apr8-05, 04:30 PM
Well, kinda but not. Soylent green was consumed by youthful folks for sustenance. This is for...well...The similarity isn't what you do with it, its...Soylent Green is made from people! Soylent Grow is made from people! :surprised

SOS2008
Apr8-05, 05:29 PM
a little bit of both :)

being a libra has its benefits

although sometimes i think im losing my mind.Now, now...here, have a little spam (Soylent Grow?). http://carboninside.com/screwy.gif -- Oh I love that gif!
The similarity isn't what you do with it, its...Soylent Green is made from people! Soylent Grow is made from people! :surprised :rofl: Hmm--perhaps another manufacturing venture that would work well with the olive industry...? Ya know, the people we wack (kill two birds with one bullet! :rofl: )

Okay, now I gotta get back to my day job (hehe, no one can track my schedule, and I take a different route every time, hehe...)

Danger
Apr8-05, 05:33 PM
Apparently Danger and Artman are stalking me to plot my activity patterns and PF posting schedule. I'm not sure what purpose it will serve yet...to avoid me or catch me?
'Stalking' is such a harsh and misleading term. We're conducting an intense study of your daily habits so that we might better anticipate and serve your needs.




Is she buying it, Art?

Moonbear
Apr8-05, 06:36 PM
'Stalking' is such a harsh and misleading term. We're conducting an intense study of your daily habits so that we might better anticipate and serve your needs.




Is she buying it, Art?

Uh huh. http://carboninside.com/screwy.gif

I love this new smiley! :biggrin: It's definitely a useful one around here.

Danger
Apr8-05, 07:00 PM
Uh huh. http://carboninside.com/screwy.gif

I love this new smiley! :biggrin: It's definitely a useful one around here.
So how long 'til the clown pops out?

Moonbear
Apr8-05, 07:04 PM
So how long 'til the clown pops out?

Does it play "Pop Goes the Weasel" too? doot doot doo doodle doot doot

Hey, I didn't mean that weasel! :surprised

Danger
Apr8-05, 07:39 PM
Does it play "Pop Goes the Weasel" too? doot doot doo doodle doot doot

Hey, I didn't mean that weasel! :surprised
Would this be a bad time to mention that 'Weasel' was the name on my shirt when I was playing baseball? (I am, unfortunately, not making that up.) :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr8-05, 08:10 PM
Would this be a bad time to mention that 'Weasel' was the name on my shirt when I was playing baseball? (I am, unfortunately, not making that up.) :biggrin:

Hmm...well, I guess considering the thread, it's probably the perfect time to mention it. :rofl:

Danger
Apr8-05, 08:18 PM
Hmm...well, I guess considering the thread, it's probably the perfect time to mention it. :rofl:
Oh goodie! I would so hate to be inappropriate. :rolleyes:

Moonbear
Apr8-05, 08:20 PM
Oh goodie! I would so hate to be inappropriate. :rolleyes:

You won't be offended if I don't believe you, will you? :tongue2:

franznietzsche
Apr8-05, 09:09 PM
Hey, I didn't mean that weasel! :surprised

Yeah you did.

Artman
Apr8-05, 09:11 PM
'Stalking' is such a harsh and misleading term. We're conducting an intense study of your daily habits so that we might better anticipate and serve your needs.




Is she buying it, Art?
Sure.






I thought that we were stalking her. :uhh:

Moonbear
Apr8-05, 09:11 PM
Yeah you did.

You might be right, rabbit, you might be right.

Artman
Apr8-05, 09:17 PM
So how long 'til the clown pops out?Is that what you refer to little danger as? :biggrin:



Perhaps a little Soylent grow could help. (It's made with people, you know.) :smile:

franznietzsche
Apr8-05, 09:19 PM
Is that what you refer to little danger as? :biggrin:



Perhaps a little Soylent grow could help. (It's made with people, you know.) :smile:

Anything with soylent in its name is a bad thing.

Moonbear
Apr8-05, 09:19 PM
Is that what you refer to little danger as? :biggrin:

That might be what he calls it, but I just call it "little" for short.

franznietzsche
Apr8-05, 09:20 PM
That might be what he calls it, but I just call it "little" for short.

You mean little because its short.

Moonbear
Apr8-05, 09:22 PM
You mean little because its short.

Would I be that mean? o:)

franznietzsche
Apr8-05, 09:22 PM
Would I be that mean? o:)

In a word: yes.

Artman
Apr8-05, 09:24 PM
That might be what he calls it, but I just call it "little" for short.Little for short, but not for long. :biggrin:

Evo
Apr8-05, 09:26 PM
I'm hungry and I'm out of Fresca. :grumpy:

franznietzsche
Apr8-05, 09:27 PM
I'm hungry and I'm out of Fresca. :grumpy:

Should we call the Waaaambulance?

Sorry, couldn't resist, i haven't used that in a week.

Evo
Apr8-05, 09:30 PM
Should we call the Waaaambulance?Waaaambulance :rofl: <snort>

I think I'm going to open a can of chili.

franznietzsche
Apr8-05, 09:50 PM
Waaaambulance :rofl: <snort>

I think I'm going to open a can of chili.


Well, someone at least someone think's i'm funny.

Moonbear
Apr8-05, 09:53 PM
Well, someone at least someone think's i'm funny.

Don't worry franz, plenty of us think you're funny. :tongue2: :tongue:

Danger
Apr8-05, 09:55 PM
You won't be offended if I don't believe you, will you? :tongue2:
Pish tosh, my dear. I would be bitterly disappointed if you did.

I thought that we were stalking her. :uhh:
We are. I'm just cleverly bypassing the truth so as to avoid prosecution. Now get those headphones back on and hand me the telescope.

That might be what he calls it, but I just call it "little" for short.
If you'd do your excercises like the doctor told you, we wouldn't have these problems.

You mean little because its short.
Okay, now we know when the clown pops out.

Little for short, but not for long. :biggrin:
You can be replaced by a human, you know.

Just see if I ever take an AI on as a partner again...

I'm hungry and I'm out of Fresca. :grumpy:
I've heard that Fresca's the best meal when you're really, really hungry, but I never believed it until now.

franznietzsche
Apr8-05, 09:57 PM
You can be replaced by a human, you know.



Like ME!!!

Moonbear
Apr8-05, 10:00 PM
Pish tosh, my dear. I would be bitterly disappointed if you did.


We are. I'm just cleverly bypassing the truth so as to avoid prosecution. Now get those headphones back on and hand me the telescope.


If you'd do your excercises like the doctor told you, we wouldn't have these problems.


Okay, now we know when the clown pops out.


You can be replaced by a human, you know.

Just see if I ever take an AI on as a partner again...


I've heard that Fresca's the best meal when you're really, really hungry, but I never believed it until now.

Seems pretty funny when the quotes you quoted are left out of my quote, huh? :tongue2:
Okay, it doesn't, I just couldn't think of anything better to say to all of that.

Danger
Apr8-05, 10:13 PM
I just couldn't think of anything better to say to all of that.[/color][/size]
Don't feel rushed; it took me 20 minutes to write it. I can't believe how productive you little buggers can be when I've got my back turned.

Moonbear
Apr8-05, 10:18 PM
Don't feel rushed; it took me 20 minutes to write it. I can't believe how productive you little buggers can be when I've got my back turned.

We're even more productive when you don't have your back turned. That hospital gown they gave you in the looney bin opens in the back ya know, and it's pretty darn distracting! :tongue:

Danger
Apr8-05, 10:22 PM
We're even more productive when you don't have your back turned. That hospital gown they gave you in the looney bin opens in the back ya know, and it's pretty darn distracting! :tongue:
Well now... I lost my *** at the racetrack, so I don't know what you think you're looking at.

Moonbear
Apr8-05, 10:25 PM
Well now... I lost my *** at the racetrack, so I don't know what you think you're looking at.

Well, of course you lost. What were you thinking, trying to race an *** against thoroughbreds? :rolleyes: :uhh:

SOS2008
Apr8-05, 10:25 PM
Don't feel rushed; it took me 20 minutes to write it. I can't believe how productive you little buggers can be when I've got my back turned.Talk about a busy bugger. You've been working away, trying to build a brotherhood. Well little mister (the movie Misery was freaky wasn't it?) one of these times when you turn your back, you might get a (Oh, never mind--you'd like that wouldn't you?)

Danger
Apr8-05, 10:32 PM
Talk about a busy bugger. You've been working away, trying to build a brotherhood. Well little mister (the movie Misery was freaky wasn't it?) one of these times when you turn your back, you might get a (Oh, never mind--you'd like that wouldn't you?)
If I interpret the innuendo correctly, no I bloody wouldn't! :surprised

I must confess I don't think I've ever seen all of 'Misery', and what I did see was so many years ago that I can't remember it. Something about Kathy Bates busting James Caan's legs or something, but that's it. Sorry if it wrecked the joke. (I'm sure others will appreciate it more.) :wink:

And just for the record, it's the sisterhood that I'm after.

SOS2008
Apr8-05, 10:47 PM
If I interpret the innuendo correctly, no I bloody wouldn't! :surprised Geez--what do you think the sisterhood would do? The most I've seen, at least any way in the cancer clinic, has been a little spanking. :tongue2:

I must confess I don't think I've ever seen all of 'Misery'...She refers to him as "little mister" - that was all...

Danger
Apr8-05, 10:57 PM
Geez--what do you think the sisterhood would do? The most I've seen, at least any way in the cancer clinic, has been a little spanking. :tongue2:
Sure, sure. I've overheard Moonbear and MIH plotting about 'special treatments' at the clinic. Nothing specific, but I know they're up to something. Then I remembered that 'Colonoscopy' thread from a few pages back...:eek:

She refers to him as "little mister" - that was all...
Oh well, that's simple enough then. That's the second time that you've addressed me as that. The first time I thought it was cute, but in this context I wasn't so sure. :biggrin:

SOS2008
Apr8-05, 11:31 PM
Sure, sure. I've overheard Moonbear and MIH plotting about 'special treatments' at the clinic. Nothing specific, but I know they're up to something. Then I remembered that 'Colonoscopy' thread from a few pages back...:eek: :rofl:

Oh well, that's simple enough then. That's the second time that you've addressed me as that. The first time I thought it was cute, but in this context I wasn't so sure. :biggrin:It started by some of us girls calling each other "little missy" at work, in a humorous way. Then I started calling guys "little mister" and one guy said he didn't like it because he wasn't "little" (like I was supposed to know) and another said it was freaky because of the movie "Misery," but I only meant it in a cute way. Are you getting reading cramps about now? :bugeye:

franznietzsche
Apr8-05, 11:31 PM
Well now... I lost my *** at the racetrack, so I don't know what you think you're looking at.


Lovely. Just, lovely.

The_Professional
Apr8-05, 11:33 PM
WUZZZUUPP!!! Hey everyone!! I'm new to the forums!!! so if anyone would like to help me out with Science stuff and other stuffs like that???!!!! Any hot chicks????feel free to e-mail me!!!!HAVE A GREAT DAY!!!!!

franznietzsche
Apr8-05, 11:37 PM
WUZZZUUPP!!! Hey everyone!! I'm new to the forums!!! so if anyone would like to help me out with Science stuff and other stuffs like that???!!!! Any hot chicks????feel free to e-mail me!!!!HAVE A GREAT DAY!!!!!


I feel tainted by your post.

SOS2008
Apr8-05, 11:40 PM
WUZZZUUPP!!! Hey everyone!! I'm new to the forums!!! so if anyone would like to help me out with Science stuff and other stuffs like that???!!!! Any hot chicks????feel free to e-mail me!!!!HAVE A GREAT DAY!!!!!Boy you got to 442 posts pretty fast! Hmm, general discussion...is this were I can get help with science stuff? Stop talking that kind of stuffs or you'll get the thread moved. :eek:

Danger
Apr8-05, 11:43 PM
WUZZZUUPP!!! Hey everyone!! I'm new to the forums!!!
I'd be inclined to believe that, were it not for one thing. While we've never interacted in a thread before, I've seen a couple going back the Stone Age that have your name on them. :tongue:

edit: love that blank look on your face in the Member Photos section; you must be one hell of a poker player

The_Professional
Apr8-05, 11:57 PM
Boy you got to 442 posts pretty fast! Hmm, general discussion...is this were I can get help with science stuff? Stop talking that kind of stuffs or you'll get the thread moved. :eek:

In private then? :rofl: I mean, err...Freud's suppression of the seduction theory.


edit: love that blank look on your face in the Member Photos section; you must be one hell of a poker player

I just started learning poker. I'm no Johnny Chan but I'm no Brad Pitt either :)

Danger
Apr9-05, 12:08 AM
I just started learning poker. I'm no Johnny Chan but I'm no Brad Pitt either :)
Sounds as if you've struck a comfortable compromise. One doesn't want to be too good. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 12:24 AM
WUZZZUUPP!!! Hey everyone!! I'm new to the forums!!! so if anyone would like to help me out with Science stuff and other stuffs like that???!!!! Any hot chicks????feel free to e-mail me!!!!HAVE A GREAT DAY!!!!!

:rofl: Nice try! :rofl:

The_Professional
Apr9-05, 12:38 AM
:rofl: Nice try! :rofl:

Can I call you Bootylicious McGee? GIRL, YOU SO FINE!!!!

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 12:45 AM
Can I call you Bootylicious McGee? GIRL, YOU SO FINE!!!!

No McGees here. But you can call me bootylicious. :blushing: :redface: :blushing: o:) :shy: :rofl:

Danger
Apr9-05, 12:51 AM
Can I call you Bootylicious McGee? GIRL, YOU SO FINE!!!!
Just a friend-to-friend word of warning. I don't know how long it's been since you've seen each other, but she has a right nasty electric bra now. Make sure you wear lots of rubber! :biggrin: :wink:

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 12:56 AM
Just a friend-to-friend word of warning. I don't know how long it's been since you've seen each other, but she has a right nasty electric bra now. Make sure you wear lots of rubber! :biggrin: :wink:

Rubbers are required equipment anyway. :approve:

Danger
Apr9-05, 12:58 AM
Rubbers are required equipment anyway. :approve:
Plural? Is it forked?

franznietzsche
Apr9-05, 12:58 AM
Rubbers are required equipment anyway. :approve:


All those of the opinion that moonbear needs to go get a man, immediately, so as to unleash all this pent up enthusiasm, say aye.


AYE

SOS2008
Apr9-05, 02:02 AM
In private then? :rofl: I mean, err...Freud's suppression of the seduction theory.:)I do have some psychology background, but alas, I am no Grace Kelly. :frown:
All those of the opinion that moonbear needs to go get a man, immediately, so as to unleash all this pent up enthusiasm, say aye.And based on my psychology background, my guess is Moonbear may be a middle-born child, who therefore is warm and friendly, and not because of any lack of men....In any case, I think you are underestimating the situation...

Artman
Apr9-05, 06:55 AM
Like ME!!!Oh my gosh NOOOOOOOO!
:surprised

Artman
Apr9-05, 07:02 AM
We are. I'm just cleverly bypassing the truth so as to avoid prosecution. Now get those headphones back on and hand me the telescope.Oh sure. Here's the 3" refractor, I'll set up the 6" reflector. :biggrin:

Hi Moonbear! ...oops, I forgot she can't see us. :redface:

The Bob
Apr9-05, 08:33 AM
It has been a while. What is going down in this thread then???

The Bob (2004 ©)

cronxeh
Apr9-05, 08:34 AM
morning thread http://www.spacespider.net/emo/whacky075.gif

mattmns
Apr9-05, 08:52 AM
Ahh another exciting day.

Danger
Apr9-05, 09:50 AM
It has been a while. What is going down in this thread then???
You don't want to know.

morning thread http://www.spacespider.net/emo/whacky075.gif
:rofl:

Ahh another exciting day.
That remains to be seen... :rolleyes:

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 10:32 AM
All those of the opinion that moonbear needs to go get a man, immediately, so as to unleash all this pent up enthusiasm, say aye.


AYE

AYE!!

Now if someone will just step forward and volunteer. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 10:35 AM
Plural? Is it forked?

Rubbers...galoshes...y'know, the boots you wear when it rains. :rolleyes: You guys have such dirty minds. o:)

Danger
Apr9-05, 10:52 AM
AYE!!

Now if someone will just step forward and volunteer. :biggrin:
You rang...? :tongue2:

Rubbers are required equipment anyway. :approve:
Would you settle for polyurethanes? That last friend was allergic to latex, so I have a few left over. :rolleyes:

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 11:08 AM
Would you settle for polyurethanes? That last friend was allergic to latex, so I have a few left over. :rolleyes:

How do those work out anyway? The polyurethanes I mean. Plenty of guys complain about latex, so what's the rating on polyurethane? More or less comfortable to wear? Do they fit the same? Are they about the same as latex in terms of sensitivity, or better, worse? I've known about them for a while now, but haven't known anyone who tried them (or at least nobody who was willing to share that information).

I only can compare different materials used for gloves from working in the lab (we've tried a variety of different gloves in attempts to get away from using so much latex to minimize the risk of developing an allergy). I haven't liked any of the other materials out there yet. They just don't stretch very well. I think I notice it more than other people because my hands are right between two sizes (I have sort of longish, narrow fingers), so with latex gloves I can usually go with the smaller of two sizes and they stretch to fit comfortably, but with these other materials, the smaller size is too tight and cuts off circulation while the larger size flops off my finger tips so I end up getting my gloves trapped in the caps of vials as I close them, and fun things like that.

So, anyhooo, just wondering. :rolleyes:

Danger
Apr9-05, 11:22 AM
How do those work out anyway? The polyurethanes I mean.
They take some getting used to. The fit and feel are different because they don't cling like latex. I guess it would be sort of like comparing Saran wrap to grocery bag material. It feels as it they're sliding off at first, even though they're not. They're a lot thinner, though, so sensitivity and heat transfer are way up, and a lot stronger. The major factor against them (up here, at least) is that they cost almost twice as much. :grumpy:



Hah! Faked you out! I don't work until 11:00 Saturdays. :tongue:

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 11:26 AM
They take some getting used to. The fit and feel are different because they don't cling like latex. I guess it would be sort of like comparing Saran wrap to grocery bag material. It feels as it they're sliding off at first, even though they're not. They're a lot thinner, though, so sensitivity and heat transfer are way up, and a lot stronger. The major factor against them (up here, at least) is that they cost almost twice as much. :grumpy:

I've read they also break more often than latex, so aren't as effective because of that.

Hah! Faked you out! I don't work until 11:00 Saturdays. :tongue:

:rofl: That's okay, I don't have to work today, so I can wait until you leave. :rofl:

Artman
Apr9-05, 11:39 AM
Rubbers...galoshes...y'know, the boots you wear when it rains. :rolleyes: You guys have such dirty minds. o:)I heard a comic once say that "If women knew what men were thinking, they would never stop slapping us." Yup, that pretty much sums it up.:tongue2:



All the guys are now giggling and thinking, he said "up." :tongue2:

Danger
Apr9-05, 11:48 AM
I've read they also break more often than latex, so aren't as effective because of that.
I've never heard of that. They are a lot stronger, even though thinner. I've busted a couple of latex, but never one of these. Another thing is that they don't degrade when exposed to oil-based products.


:rofl: That's okay, I don't have to work today, so I can wait until you leave. :rofl:
I have 5 minutes.

edit: Okay, you win. I really didn't think that you could behave yourself for that long. Bye.

Huckleberry
Apr9-05, 12:16 PM
Um, pardon my ignorance, but what is this thread that everyone seems so intent on killing?

arildno
Apr9-05, 12:22 PM
Um, pardon my ignorance, but what is this thread that everyone seems so intent on killing?
You wouldn't want to know that. Seriously. This thread weirds and perverts you. For your own sake, stay out of it.

Artman
Apr9-05, 12:29 PM
You wouldn't want to know that. Seriously. This thread weirds and perverts you. For your own sake, stay out of it.Nice work Arildno.




do you think he bought it?

arildno
Apr9-05, 12:33 PM
do you think he bought it?
Well, if he didn't, he might end up as me..
So, I guess he ought to buy it, no matter the cost..

Artman
Apr9-05, 12:35 PM
We had an entire discussion on Huckleberries back beginning on the bottom of page 13, post 195, I think.

Huckleberry discussion (http://physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=63689&page=13&pp=15&highlight=huckleberry)

Huckleberry
Apr9-05, 12:38 PM
Ok, now I'm really curious. Like a child, I must know what people say I must not know. What I'm most curious about is, If I were you, then who would be me?

Artman
Apr9-05, 12:47 PM
Ok, now I'm really curious. Like a child, I must know what people say I must not know. What I'm most curious about is, If I were you, then who would be me?Ut oh, huckleberry is hooked. :rofl:

arildno
Apr9-05, 01:00 PM
It's not my fault. I warned him, didn't I?

Huckleberry
Apr9-05, 01:08 PM
Hooked? Comparatively I'm still a newborn deer trying to rise to its hoofs as its mother cleans the placenta off its unsturdy body. I'm still figuring out how this whole thing works. As soon as I figure that out I'll probably go stare down a 18wheeler on the highway.

Huck

Artman
Apr9-05, 01:25 PM
Hooked? Comparatively I'm still a newborn deer trying to rise to its hoofs as its mother cleans the placenta off its unsturdy body. :yuck: Nah, you fit right in.

Once you get that yucky stuff off of you, that is.

Huckleberry
Apr9-05, 01:55 PM
Thanks Artman. That's a compliment right? I hope so. I like the company so far. Now I just have to figure out how you do that cool quote thing. I knew I should have paid more attention in my 5th grade computer class.

Huck

SOS2008
Apr9-05, 03:34 PM
Thanks Artman. That's a compliment right? I hope so. I like the company so far. Now I just have to figure out how you do that cool quote thing. I knew I should have paid more attention in my 5th grade computer class.

HuckWelcome Huck!!! This thread is sort of like a disposal. You can discuss any topic, because there is no topic (i.e., this thread cannot be "thread-jacked"). But members also post here to keep the thread from being "killed" as most threads eventually die with a last post from a member (otherwise known as a "thread killer").

If you want to reply to someone, and want to use quotes, etc. select the "advanced" option at the base of the reply box instead of just "quick reply." Then you will see many options for quotes, fonts, etc. above, "smilies" to the right, and spell check at the bottom. I hope this helps. :smile:

BicycleTree
Apr9-05, 03:40 PM
Ah, antlike conformity.

Artman
Apr9-05, 03:46 PM
Thanks Artman. That's a compliment right? I hope so. I like the company so far.Yup. Some might not think so, but since you do, you will fit right in. :biggrin:

Welcome to PF, by the way.

Oh, if a guy named Danger comes by with the welcome wagon, just say, "No thanks, I only eat Kosher hot dogs." He should leave you alone then. :yuck: :biggrin:

Artman
Apr9-05, 03:47 PM
Oh and just ignore BicycleTree, we all do. :rofl:

BicycleTree
Apr9-05, 03:49 PM
Fit in, do what everyone else does.

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 03:59 PM
Um, pardon my ignorance, but what is this thread that everyone seems so intent on killing?

Afraid the only way to find out is to go back and read all 3773 replies. Hope you don't mind if we don't wait up for you. :tongue2: :biggrin:

Do you guys think it'll work?

Huckleberry
Apr9-05, 04:09 PM
Afraid the only way to find out is to go back and read all 3773 replies. Hope you don't mind if we don't wait up for you. :tongue2: :biggrin:

Do you guys think it'll work?

I already read them all. They weren't very long, which is good because I get bored after the first few sentences unless I'm writing it. Should have read them all in the first place, but thanks for humoring me. :smile:

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 04:16 PM
I already read them all. They weren't very long, which is good because I get bored after the first few sentences unless I'm writing it. Should have read them all in the first place, but thanks for humoring me. :smile:

:eek: Are you sure you read them all? Afterall, board policy is that we can't do your homework for you. :tongue2:

Step 1) If you haven't, go back and be sure to read all of them; then continue on to step 2.

Step 2) If you have read them all, you're nuttier than I even suspected. :tongue: :rofl: Welcome to PF!

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 04:28 PM
Nobody has read all of them.

Not true. I have. You'll note I've been here from the beginning. You don't get to be the top poster in the thread without reading them ALL.

:uhh: I need to get a life. My excitement for the day was to buy a new lawnmower. I wanted one with big wheels and self-propelling (my yard is a bit bumpy...I don't mind so much this time of year, but in the middle of August when the humidity is 90%, pushing that mower is more exercise than I want), and that mulches. The old one was rear-bagging. I didn't know any better when I got it, being my first lawnmower purchase and still being gung-ho about the whole idea of having my very own lawn to mow :rolleyes: but I discovered that stopping and emptying a bag of lawn clippings every few passes over the lawn is really annoying and a full bag makes the mower hard to push, and if you don't attach the bag when it's supposed to have one, it just clogs up the mower (we get a lot of rain, so no way to avoid cutting wet grass).

See, pathetic, that's the excitement of my day.

BicycleTree
Apr9-05, 04:30 PM
No, you haven't read them all and as a ghost I can guarantee that.

Don't feel bad, buying a lawnmower is exciting. Most things are less interesting than that.

franznietzsche
Apr9-05, 04:32 PM
What if someone attacked you and the only thing you had nearby to use as a weapon was your keyboard? You'd be sorry you bought plastic then.

You fail to realise that my entire desk is covered in glass bottles. Much better.

BicycleTree
Apr9-05, 04:37 PM
A granite mouse with cord attached beats a glass bottle. Swing it around like a yoyo and your assailant can't get within 3 feet of you.

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 04:39 PM
What if someone attacked you and the only thing you had nearby to use as a weapon was your keyboard? You'd be sorry you bought plastic then.

I'd be in real trouble then, since I have a laptop, so no separate keyboard. :eek: :tongue2: But, I'm not about to start lugging around a granite laptop. Aside from the weight, granite cracks really easily, as does plastic, which is why I have a laptop case made from a lightweight metal alloy....it dents but doesn't break.

BicycleTree
Apr9-05, 04:41 PM
Besides, what if you're attacked while carrying your computer from place to place?

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 04:42 PM
No, you haven't read them all and as a ghost I can guarantee that.

Nope, I even read all those annoying ghost posts. I know you know what I mean, but I'm going to be nice and keep it between you and me. :wink:

Don't feel bad, buying a lawnmower is exciting. Most things are less interesting than that.

:smile: Hey, you've got a brown spot on your nose there. :biggrin:

BicycleTree
Apr9-05, 04:42 PM
So moonbear the answer is to break the laptop into pieces over your knee so you have long rectangles of granite. The weight will just make you stronger.

Bartholomew
Apr9-05, 04:44 PM
The Ghost's Post

BicycleTree
Apr9-05, 04:47 PM
Hey, you've got a brown spot on your nose there.
Just being nice.

Huckleberry
Apr9-05, 04:51 PM
How much would you pay for a computer, monitor, mouse, and keyboard with carved granite casings instead of plastic?

I already have one of those granite computers down in the basement. I use it as a home for runaway spiders. Lately though I've been seeing a lot of centipede looking things lurking around it.

Hmm, I only seem to be able to open my post with a quote. Am I missing something?

You're right I haven't read all the posts. But long ago in a galaxy far away I had.

Huck

franznietzsche
Apr9-05, 04:52 PM
A granite mouse with cord attached beats a glass bottle. Swing it around like a yoyo and your assailant can't get within 3 feet of you.
The hell it does.

You've obviously never been nailed by a glass bottle. Not to mention sharp shards of glass.

BicycleTree
Apr9-05, 04:53 PM
Granite computers? If you mean an abacus with granite beads, that doesn't count.

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 04:53 PM
So moonbear the answer is to break the laptop into pieces over your knee so you have long rectangles of granite. The weight will just make you stronger.

:rofl: Then I'll have a bruised knee and won't be able to run.

Though, I suppose if I was lugging around a granite laptop, and someone tried mugging me, I could just hand them the laptop and that would slow them down enough for the cops to catch up with them before they got too far. :rofl:

Huckleberry
Apr9-05, 04:54 PM
Hey, you brought it up. I was just amazed that anyone else had one too. I thought I was the only one.

BicycleTree
Apr9-05, 04:55 PM
Range and speed, franz, range and speed. Have you ever tried spinning a yoyo in a circle as fast as you possibly can? It's easy to break glass, but if you let the yoyo touch the floor the plastic thing will explode.

BicycleTree
Apr9-05, 04:56 PM
:rofl: Then I'll have a bruised knee and won't be able to run.

Though, I suppose if I was lugging around a granite laptop, and someone tried mugging me, I could just hand them the laptop and that would slow them down enough for the cops to catch up with them before they got too far. :rofl:
Well, obviously, obviously you should wear kneepads.

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 04:57 PM
I already have one of those granite computers down in the basement. I use it as a home for runaway spiders. Lately though I've been seeing a lot of centipede looking things lurking around it.

So you're the one who brought all the spiders in with you! :grumpy: And now you're giving them a home?! :bugeye: Out, out, out! And take your spiders with you! (Can you tell I'm not a big fan of spiders?)


Hmm, I only seem to be able to open my post with a quote. Am I missing something?

Just scroll down to the "quick reply" box if you don't need a quote, or you can "go advanced" to still have access to smilies without quoting.

You're right I haven't read all the posts. But long ago in a galaxy far away I had.

Busted!!! :rofl:

BicycleTree
Apr9-05, 04:59 PM
There is also a post reply button to go advanced without having to scroll down that far.

SOS2008
Apr9-05, 05:08 PM
Not true. I have. You'll note I've been here from the beginning. You don't get to be the top poster in the thread without reading them ALL.Lord knows I still haven't made it all the way through the new member thread, let alone reading all the links to the oldie but goodie threads!
My excitement for the day was to buy a new lawnmower. I wanted one with big wheels and self-propelling...The old one was rear-bagging.I can't believe how you guys are dropping the ball here...

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 05:08 PM
There is also a post reply button to go advanced without having to scroll down that far.

There is? Not on my screen.

Huckleberry
Apr9-05, 05:08 PM
What I meant is that you have quotes from someone and then some text and then more quotes. I can begin a post with quotes, but I haven't yet discovered how to put them in where I want them.

Huck

Huckleberry
Apr9-05, 05:13 PM
What I meant is that you have quotes from someone and then some text and then more quotes. I can begin a post with quotes, but I haven't yet discovered how to put them in where I want them.

Huck
Hmm maybe this will work.

What I meant is that you have quotes from someone and then some text and then more quotes. I can begin a post with quotes, but I haven't yet discovered how to put them in where I want them.

Huck

Hmm, that doesn't look quite right either. Is there a way to grab text from someone's post while I'm in the window to write my own post?

Huck

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 05:18 PM
On my screen it is at the lower left edge of the last post in the thread.

Oh, that left! I really never noticed it. By the time I get that far down the page, it's not far from the "go advanced" button. I don't bother to "go advanced" unless I'm quoting someone and automatically wind up there anyway.

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 05:21 PM
Hmm, that doesn't look quite right either. Is there a way to grab text from someone's post while I'm in the window to write my own post?

Huck


Just by copying and pasting. If you scroll down when in the reply box, the last 15 or 20 posts are condensed in a section called "topic review."

Danger
Apr9-05, 06:17 PM
Oh, if a guy named Danger comes by with the welcome wagon, just say, "No thanks, I only eat Kosher hot dogs." He should leave you alone then. :yuck: :biggrin:
All the way down at work I could feel my name being taken in vain. I had to close early, you toad, just to get back here and see what you were doing. Ignore him, Huck. Have a nice bacon sandwich and pretend he's not here.

My excitement for the day was to buy a new lawnmower.
Finally giving up the Maytag for something with a gas motor, huh? :wink: I bet you keep the blades out of balance on purpose too, right? :biggrin:

I'm gonna go check up on whatever else that evil Art has been doing. Later daze.

Danger
Apr9-05, 06:36 PM
Or should we say certain members would be....?
I came all the way back here because I saw your name as new post and this is all you give me to work with? I might have to hire a new assistant. :frown:

Huckleberry
Apr9-05, 06:45 PM
Oh, hi danger. I was supposed to tell you something or other about meat products. Oh yes, I only eat Kosher hot dogs. Actually I don't particularly care for them, but they go well with a bowl of skittles. Half a hot dog and a bowl of skittles.

Huck

Danger
Apr9-05, 06:54 PM
they go well with a bowl of skittles. Half a hot dog and a bowl of skittles.

Huck
I really should wear my glasses while I doing this. For a second there, I thought you said kittens. I was about to ask if you had a new recipe, because I'm getting kinda tired of poached. :redface:
What the hell is a 'skittle' anyhow? Up here it's like a little bowling pin that you use for playing golf on a pool table. :confused:

SOS2008
Apr9-05, 07:03 PM
I came all the way back here because I saw your name as new post and this is all you give me to work with? I might have to hire a new assistant. :frown:If you go back to Moonbear's original post about lawn mowers...
Oh, hi danger. I was supposed to tell you something or other about meat products. Oh yes, I only eat Kosher hot dogs. Actually I don't particularly care for them, but they go well with a bowl of skittles. Half a hot dog and a bowl of skittles.

HuckThere was a thread about weird food--this would fit. Danger--Skittles are a candy that Yanks eat--it is what was used in the movie "ET."

Huckleberry
Apr9-05, 07:07 PM
A skittle is a candy shaped like an m&m but it tastes more like a starburst, but it has a hard brightly colored shell. After they begin to break down in saliva they take on a granular, sugary texture that goes well with half a hotdog. Atleast I think so.

What the hell is a 'skittle' anyhow? Up here it's like a little bowling pin that you use for playing golf on a pool table.

You play golf on pool tables with bowling pins in Canada? Time to come in out of the cold Danger. I think your brain is freezing.

Huck

Danger
Apr9-05, 07:11 PM
If you go back to Moonbear's original post about lawn mowers...
Yeah, I did. Thanks. I was just kiddin' anyhow; you could never be replaced.

There was a thread about weird food--this would fit. Danger--Skittles are a candy that Yanks eat--it is what was used in the movie "ET."
Okay. I thought those were "Reese's Pieces". I've heard of skittles, but always figured they were like Cheezies or something. Maybe 'cause I heard them mentioned with beer.

Danger
Apr9-05, 07:17 PM
You play golf on pool tables with bowling pins in Canada? Time to come in out of the cold Danger. I think your brain is freezing.
Oh yeah, you're gonna fit right in here; start picking on the old guy right off. :biggrin:
'Golf' is a kind of pool game where you have to shoot your one object ball into each pocket sequentially without knocking over any of the skittles that are set up on the table. The pegs are only about the size of a headphones plug.

SOS2008
Apr9-05, 07:22 PM
Yeah, I did. Thanks. I was just kiddin' anyhow; you could never be replaced.


Okay. I thought those were "Reese's Pieces". I've heard of skittles, but always figured they were like Cheezies or something. Maybe 'cause I heard them mentioned with beer.Maybe it was--I just remember people thinking it was m&m's...

Huckleberry
Apr9-05, 07:27 PM
Oh your serious! I thought you were joking about that golf,pool,bowling thing. Now that I understand it to be true I'm really scared. :surprised

Sounds kind of interesting actually. Throw in horsehoes and hockey pucks and you might have a new national passtime. Keep in mind this is from the guy that likes hot dogs with his skittles.

Huck :smile:

Danger
Apr9-05, 07:27 PM
Maybe it was--I just remember people thinking it was m&m's...
I know that the M & M folks were mightily pissed off when the movie hit big; they'd turned Spielberg down when he offered to use their brand for a small fee. :rolleyes:

Danger
Apr9-05, 07:30 PM
Oh your serious! I thought you were joking about that golf,pool,bowling thing.
Now that you mention it, I reread my post from an outsider's perspective and you're right. It would have been a more clever joke than most of the ones that I come up with on purpose. :redface:

SOS2008
Apr9-05, 07:34 PM
Yeh, hockey pucks...hmmm. At the Mitzvah Bar do they have a game combining pool with darts?

Danger
Apr9-05, 07:40 PM
Yeh, hockey pucks...hmmm.
Don't try to con me with 'hmmm'. Even you would be mighty hard-pressed to think up a sexual use for them.

At the Mitzvah Bar do they have a game combining pool with darts?
Not yet, but I'm sure I could come up with one. There is, however, a dart game called 'Golf'. :biggrin:

BicycleTree
Apr9-05, 07:40 PM
Ahhhhhh...

SOS2008
Apr9-05, 07:47 PM
Don't try to con me with 'hmmm'. Even you would be mighty hard-pressed to think up a sexual use for them.:I think you're confusing me with Moonbear--I was just thinking hockey could well factor into any Canadian past time.
Not yet, but I'm sure I could come up with one. There is, however, a dart game called 'Golf'. :biggrin:I knew it!

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 07:51 PM
See, everyone is interested in the lawnmower.

It's a whole 6.75 hp Briggs & Stratton (sp?)! The guy at the store looked at me like I was nuts when I inquired about anything with a smaller engine. :rolleyes: My last one was a pitiful 4.25 hp. Go figure, apparently in the lawnmower world, that's like a 486 computer I think. Even the cheapest lawnmower there had a bigger engine than 4.25 hp. It's got those BIG rear wheels too. :biggrin: And variable speed control to the front wheels, so I can go FAST! (I asked how the speed on the fixed speed mowers fits along the range of the variable speed mowers, and they said it was at the slow end, so you don't have any trouble keeping up...well, geez, I don't walk that slow, and I can go even faster if the mower helps push itself, so that just wasn't going to work). Gotta say, I was drooling over those riding lawn mowers (ya know, because you can sit on those), but my yard is too small and fenced in, so it's just not worth it if I'd have to go around and do all the edges after anyway. I wasn't prepared to spend that much on a lawnmower yet anyway. Maybe if I move to a house with a bigger yard, I'll upgrade. :tongue2:

You guys should know better than to encourage me on these things.

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 07:55 PM
Okay. I thought those were "Reese's Pieces". I've heard of skittles, but always figured they were like Cheezies or something. Maybe 'cause I heard them mentioned with beer.

Yep, they were Reese's Pieces. If you've never had Skittles, you're not missing anything. :yuck:

Huck, I'm just wondering, when you have half a hot dog with your Skittles, what do you do with the other half?

Danger
Apr9-05, 07:59 PM
It's a whole 6.75 hp Briggs & Stratton (sp?)! The guy at the store looked at me like I was nuts when I inquired about anything with a smaller engine. :rolleyes: My last one was a pitiful 4.25 hp.
What the hell kind of grass do you people grow down there?! My lawn is completely composed of Timothy, wild oats and quackgrass, and my 25-year-old 3.5hp zips through it like Moonbear through a Navy yard.

Ooops... forgot who I was responding to...

Huckleberry
Apr9-05, 08:10 PM
Yep, they were Reese's Pieces. If you've never had Skittles, you're not missing anything. :yuck:

Huck, I'm just wondering, when you have half a hot dog with your Skittles, what do you do with the other half?

I put them under my pillow for the tooth fairy. She's my sister.
Huck

Evo
Apr9-05, 08:11 PM
See, everyone is interested in the lawnmower.I have a riding mower. :biggrin: 18hp

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 08:14 PM
What the hell kind of grass do you people grow down there?! My lawn is completely composed of Timothy, wild oats and quackgrass, and my 25-year-old 3.5hp zips through it like Moonbear through a Navy yard.

Ooops... forgot who I was responding to...

I have no idea how to spell the type of grass I have. The front yard is completely different from the back yard too, and I don't know at all the type of grass in the back yard. Don't look at me, I would have been happy with a smaller engine, that was never the issue I had with my older lawnmower. Oh, who am I kidding, I'm American...MORE POWER!!!! Muwahahahahahaha!!!! :devil:

Math Is Hard
Apr9-05, 08:17 PM
I have a riding mower. :biggrin: 18hp
hmmm.. i wonder if I could get Tom Mattson to push a lawnmower next time I'm up on his shoulders? then I'd have one, too! :biggrin: naahh.. he'd never go for it.

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 08:17 PM
I have a riding mower. :biggrin: 18hp

I bet that's WAY better than a washing machine! :biggrin:

Hmm..come to think of it, do you think we can rig it up so that sucker runs the spin cycle at the laundromat? :tongue2:

Huckleberry
Apr9-05, 08:18 PM
Hmm, what does this button do?

How can I initiate a thread?

Pride is the inability to reveal one's ignorance
Huck

Danger
Apr9-05, 08:27 PM
do you think we can rig it up so that sucker runs the spin cycle at the laundromat? :tongue2:
You're starting to sound like the Canuk definition of a tough chick: hand-rolls her own tampons and has kick-start on her vibrator. :bugeye:


Pride is the inability to reveal one's ignorance
Huck
You'll find damned little of that around here. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 08:32 PM
You're starting to sound like the Canuk definition of a tough chick: hand-rolls her own tampons and has kick-start on her vibrator. :bugeye:

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

SOS2008
Apr9-05, 08:54 PM
I think I'll start shopping for a Yank Crank to put on my wheelchair... :confused:

Danger
Apr9-05, 09:06 PM
I think I'll start shopping for a Yank Crank to put on my wheelchair... :confused:
Dare I ask...? :confused:

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 09:44 PM
Dare I ask...? :confused:

I know I'm not asking. :bugeye:

Huckleberry
Apr9-05, 09:45 PM
Did someone say rotten eggs?

Artman
Apr9-05, 09:46 PM
Oh your serious! I thought you were joking about that golf,pool,bowling thing. Now that I understand it to be true I'm really scared. :surprised

Sounds kind of interesting actually. Throw in horsehoes and hockey pucks and you might have a new national passtime. Keep in mind this is from the guy that likes hot dogs with his skittles.

Huck :smile:I told you, you were going to fit right in. :biggrin:

Artman
Apr9-05, 09:49 PM
You're starting to sound like the Canuk definition of a tough chick: hand-rolls her own tampons and has kick-start on her vibrator. :bugeye:


You'll find damned little of that around here. :biggrin:These two quotes look great together.
:biggrin:

Huckleberry
Apr9-05, 09:56 PM
:wink: Yeah, I think I'm starting to get the hang of this. It's kind of like a last person standing contest. Kind of like the game that Danger plays where he attaches his tongue to metal fence posts. You know, when he's not playing golf with darts.

Huck

SOS2008
Apr9-05, 10:04 PM
Dare I ask...? :confused:
I know I'm not asking. :bugeye:
Well...I don't have a Maytag, or lawnmower, but wait! I have a DVD! I was just thinking my wheelchair could use some doodads. :tongue2: I really want one of those Robertsons the Canuk's use. :grumpy: Oh, and a Swiss Knife--BobG has two!

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 10:10 PM
but wait! I have a DVD!

Now as soon as you get that DVD player you'll be all set! :rofl:

The_Professional
Apr9-05, 10:13 PM
I hate to say this sexy gals, but guys don't really want to hear about your fantasies of being in a wheelchair or using a cane.

Danger
Apr9-05, 10:16 PM
the game that Danger plays where he attaches his tongue to metal fence posts.
I'll have you know that the only time my tongue has been near anything that cold involved a stewardess with an attitude problem. :grumpy:

I really want one of those Robertsons the Canuk's use.
If you'll just get your bloody address to me, I'll send you all the Robertson's you can use. Hell, I'll even throw in a Peanut driver. :approve:

Danger
Apr9-05, 10:19 PM
Now as soon as you get that DVD player you'll be all set! :rofl:
Player? You mean I went and learned how to read the damned things for nothing? :grumpy:

SOS2008
Apr9-05, 10:21 PM
Now as soon as you get that DVD player you'll be all set! :rofl:Oh, that's what was wrong! :rofl:
I hate to say this sexy gals, but guys don't really want to hear about your fantasies of being in a wheelchair or using a cane. :rofl: Physics Forum + Fantasies = Mechanical Equipment. What? :confused:

Math Is Hard
Apr9-05, 10:23 PM
I hate to say this sexy gals, but guys don't really want to hear about your fantasies of being in a wheelchair or using a cane.
Guess you don't wanna hear about my sexy new Sleep-Comfort adjustable bed then. :frown:

but it's remote controlled....

SOS2008
Apr9-05, 10:25 PM
If you'll just get your bloody address to me, I'll send you all the Robertson's you can use. Hell, I'll even throw in a Peanut driver. :approve:Okay. Since you took me off your buddy list, if you PM me with your address, I'll send you directions. I want a sammich, surprise, present, and Canuck tools (don't think I haven't been keeping a list). Oh, and my lawn mowed.

Math Is Hard
Apr9-05, 10:29 PM
SOS.. tell him to bring you some 'K' cider, too. I hope they still make it.

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 10:35 PM
I hate to say this sexy gals, but guys don't really want to hear about your fantasies of being in a wheelchair or using a cane.

Take note PF sisters, he has no complaints about fantasies involving riding lawnmowers or super-charged washers. :approve:

Danger
Apr9-05, 10:35 PM
Okay. Since you took me off your buddy list, if you PM me with your address, I'll send you directions. I want a sammich, surprise, present, and Canuck tools (don't think I haven't been keeping a list).
Now to start with, what the hell is this about taking you off of my buddy list? That's the 2nd time you've mentioned it, and I still don't know what you're talking about. You are well and truly established in a position from which you couldn't be dislodged with dynamite. I agree to your terms, by the way. (But the surprise and the present are the same thing.)

Oh, and my lawn mowed.
I'll bring my spare goat. (They turned me down at the border the last time I tried to take a sheep over.)

I can't believe you didn't say something weird about the Peanut driver... :bugeye:

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 10:37 PM
If you'll just get your bloody address to me, I'll send you all the Robertson's you can use. Hell, I'll even throw in a Peanut driver. :approve:

Now that we've established what a Robertson's is, what's a Peanut driver? :confused:

Huckleberry
Apr9-05, 10:45 PM
Now that we've established what a Robertson's is, what's a Peanut driver? :confused:

Oh, I know this one. It's an archaeological tool used to seperate peanuts from fossilized mammoth feces.

Artman
Apr9-05, 10:48 PM
Take note PF sisters, he has no complaints about fantasies involving riding lawnmowers or super-charged washers. :approve:I'm cool with any fantasies you wish to discuss. Especially about you cutting my grass or washing my clothes. :biggrin:

(Any, of course, that my wife would approve of me hearing about.):wink:

:smile:

SOS2008
Apr9-05, 10:48 PM
SOS.. tell him to bring you some 'K' cider, too. I hope they still make it.ohmmmuh? :tongue:
Take note PF sisters, he has no complaints about fantasies involving riding lawnmowers or super-charged washers. :approve: :rofl: :rofl:
Now to start with, what the hell is this about taking you off of my buddy list? That's the 2nd time you've mentioned it, and I still don't know what you're talking about.Make note to self: He has selective memory like a steel trap.

Yeh, and I want some 'K' cider too.

Danger
Apr9-05, 10:48 PM
what's a Peanut driver? :confused:
Nice to see someone picked up the slack. SOS missed that? Oh well, she is getting up there in years.
The real name for the Peanut is 'Clutch Drive'. It was used a lot in the first half of the 20th, but not much after. You can still buy screwdrivers for it, but the fasteners themselves are a special-order thing. I think that they're a Yank invention. They're even stronger than a Robertson. The 'slot' is shaped like an infinity symbol (without the cross-over); ie. 'peanut'-shaped. I was quite surprised to find that the dash panel on my '72 GM P-3500 step van was held together with them.

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 10:59 PM
Nice to see someone picked up the slack. SOS missed that? Oh well, she is getting up there in years.
The real name for the Peanut is 'Clutch Drive'. It was used a lot in the first half of the 20th, but not much after. You can still buy screwdrivers for it, but the fasteners themselves are a special-order thing. I think that they're a Yank invention. They're even stronger than a Robertson. The 'slot' is shaped like an infinity symbol (without the cross-over); ie. 'peanut'-shaped. I was quite surprised to find that the dash panel on my '72 GM P-3500 step van was held together with them.

Got anything in that toolbox that works on a sore back? It's just dawning on me now that that lawnmower I lifted out of the trunk of my car today was lifted into the car by two men at the store. It might have been a bit heavy. :rolleyes:

Danger
Apr9-05, 11:03 PM
SOS.. tell him to bring you some 'K' cider, too. I hope they still make it.
I have no idea what 'K' cider is unless someone uses that as an abbreviation for 'Okanagen', which is incredibly tasty and 7%. That stuff works like Australian port; you drink it like juice for a couple of hours with no noticeable effect, then it slams you like a pile-driver.

Make note to self: He has selective memory like a steel trap.
I'm serious about not knowing what you mean. I vaguely recall joking to some guy that he was off my list, because I couldn't think of a clever reply to an insult and had to say something. Either you intercepted somebody else's message, or it was before I realized you're a girl. Either that, or I have a selective memory like a steel-wool trap. :redface:

Danger
Apr9-05, 11:09 PM
Got anything in that toolbox that works on a sore back?
I knew you never read the owner's manual for that bra! It gives very clear instructions for unfolding it into a heating pad.

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 11:15 PM
I knew you never read the owner's manual for that bra! It gives very clear instructions for unfolding it into a heating pad.

You expected me to read the owner's manual? Yeesh, that thing looks like a Sears Roebuck catalog! Just how many languages did you have to write the instructions in? I'm still trying to find the English section. :bugeye:

Artman
Apr9-05, 11:16 PM
Got anything in that toolbox that works on a sore back? It's just dawning on me now that that lawnmower I lifted out of the trunk of my car today was lifted into the car by two men at the store. It might have been a bit heavy. :rolleyes:Blue ice helps me. And remember to stay off your back for a while... :uhh: ...That doesn't sound right does it? :tongue:

Moonbear
Apr9-05, 11:19 PM
Blue ice helps me. And remember to stay off your back for a while... :uhh: ...That doesn't sound right does it? :tongue:

:uhh: Sounds fine to me. :devil:

SOS2008
Apr9-05, 11:50 PM
Oh, I know this one. It's an archaeological tool used to seperate peanuts from fossilized mammoth feces.You're thread mixing already!
Nice to see someone picked up the slack. SOS missed that? Oh well, she is getting up there in years.I just remembered what happened when I asked about the Robertson...
I have no idea what 'K' cider is unless someone uses that as an abbreviation for 'Okanagen', which is incredibly tasty and 7%. That stuff works like Australian port; you drink it like juice for a couple of hours with no noticeable effect, then it slams you like a pile-driver.:Yes, I want some! Add it to the list!
I'm serious about not knowing what you mean.Either that, or I have a selective memory like a steel-wool trap. :redface:Yeh, so after the "getting up there in years" remark, PM me where to send instructions.

Danger
Apr10-05, 12:01 AM
I'm still trying to find the English section. :bugeye:
English? uh oh...

stay off your back for a while... :uhh: ...That doesn't sound right does it? :tongue:
She's flexible enough and experienced enough that I'm sure her back need not be involved. :biggrin:

Danger
Apr10-05, 12:17 AM
Yeh, so after the "getting up there in years" remark, PM me where to send instructions.
Okay, my shows are over and I can start paying attention, although I fear that it might be way too late. It's gonna cost me a lot more than some 'Glacier Berry' and a couple of screwdrivers to get out of this, isn't it? :redface: :frown:




Did I mention :!!) ...?

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 12:30 AM
She's flexible enough and experienced enough that I'm sure her back need not be involved. :biggrin:

Experienced enough? What, you don't think I'm still an innocent? o:) :tongue2:

Danger
Apr10-05, 12:34 AM
Experienced enough? What, you don't think I'm still an innocent? o:) :tongue2:
Can I borrow that animated smilie that you used on me last week? I need something that says "I'm laughing 'til I puke."

cronxeh
Apr10-05, 12:36 AM
Well if we cant talk about perversion with a Biologist, then who do we turn to?? :rofl:

http://carboninside.com/haha.gif

Danger
Apr10-05, 12:41 AM
http://carboninside.com/haha.gif
Amusing, but impractical. You need a cubic chick. This one would just roll away...

Danger
Apr10-05, 01:01 AM
What kind of baby smilie would they make?
An M & M? :confused:

cronxeh
Apr10-05, 01:03 AM
Like a bunny? adapt one. You live in a warm climate place.. just a thought
Some pics from http://www.bunnylu.org/adopt.html :

http://carboninside.com/lilly.jpghttp://carboninside.com/raznew2.jpg

Huckleberry
Apr10-05, 01:03 AM
When are all you people going to go to sleep so I can get started on taking over the world?

Danger
Apr10-05, 01:07 AM
Like a bunny? adapt one.
Do I look like Charles Darwin? Adapt it yourself. :tongue:

SOS2008
Apr10-05, 01:10 AM
When are all you people going to go to sleep so I can get started on taking over the world?Right. Danger has already tried... :devil:

SOS2008
Apr10-05, 01:13 AM
Like a bunny? adapt one. You live in a warm climate place.. just a thoughtI was watching about merecats (again) the other day. So cute--I want one.

Danger
Apr10-05, 01:14 AM
Right. Danger has already tried... :devil:
Didn't neither! That was just a walk-through, rehearsal sort of thing for just in case some day I might want to... o:)

Danger
Apr10-05, 01:16 AM
I was watching about merecats (again) the other day. So cute--I want one.
Okay, now you're really starting to put my costuming skills to the test...

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 01:30 AM
Aww...lots of cute bunnies. :smile: Oh, that's right, Easter happened recently. That means animal shelters are full of bunnies waiting to be adopted by better homes than those of people who think live bunnies in Easter baskets is a good idea. :rolleyes:

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 01:31 AM
Right. Danger has already tried... :devil:

Yeah, and before Danger got here, franz and Smurf had those insomnia threads going where they were plotting to take over the world while everyone else slept as well.

Huckleberry
Apr10-05, 01:43 AM
Then it's proably safe to assume that I can go to sleep and this thread will still be here when I wake up.

Is anyone in a time zone here by themselves?

Huck

Smurf
Apr10-05, 01:47 AM
*deletes thread while Huckleberry is asleep*
Muhahahahahahahaha!

Smurf
Apr10-05, 01:51 AM
Yeah, and before Danger got here, franz and Smurf had those insomnia threads going where they were plotting to take over the world while everyone else slept as well.
Gah! We've been discovered! To me my minions! We must strike while there is still time!

CHARGE MY PINCUSHION! CHAAARRRGGE!

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 01:52 AM
Then it's proably safe to assume that I can go to sleep and this thread will still be here when I wake up.

Is anyone in a time zone here by themselves?

Huck

Yeah, that's the problem...no matter how hard we tried, we couldn't get rid of the thread. Now that it's grown on us, it's a lot harder to kill it, especially now that it has a name.

Time for me to catch some :zzz: myself.

Huckleberry
Apr10-05, 02:14 AM
Yeah, it's about bedtime for me as well. Art man was right about this. It is addicting. I tried those chat rooms several years ago and never really liked it. This is so much better. The quality of people seems much better and I get to learn things while I'm here. The site does seem a bit bulky though, hard to navigate in. I'm not as computer savy as I would like to be I guess.

G'night Moonbear.
Huck

Huckleberry
Apr10-05, 02:15 AM
P.S. you asleep yet? HAve I killed the thread?

arildno
Apr10-05, 08:20 AM
P.S. you asleep yet? HAve I killed the thread?
Still naive and hopeful, I see.
Well, you'll get over it.

Smurf
Apr10-05, 09:10 AM
P.S. you asleep yet? HAve I killed the thread?
Ahh, so young and pridefull. You shall learn, oh yes, you shall learn.

Integral
Apr10-05, 10:44 AM
This thread will never die a natural death. It MUST be executed. The sooner the better. I am still patiently waiting.

cronxeh
Apr10-05, 10:55 AM
Ok let me post and you can lock it..

ok.. 1.. 2.. go go go!

Smurf
Apr10-05, 11:43 AM
Shafted! sucker!

Huckleberry
Apr10-05, 11:44 AM
Good morning guys. Everyone sleep well, if at all?

Integral
Apr10-05, 11:45 AM
Ok let me post and you can lock it..

ok.. 1.. 2.. go go go!
If I were to lock this thread I would have to answer to Evo... And even more frightening is that I would have to face the wrath of MOONBEAR! Thank you, NO. I will just posture and threaten, until queen Evo gives the word.

Smurf
Apr10-05, 12:08 PM
Suck up. She's a WOMAN for god's sake!

Huckleberry
Apr10-05, 12:10 PM
If I were to lock this thread I would have to answer to Evo... And even more frightening is that I would have to face the wrath of MOONBEAR! Thank you, NO. I will just posture and threaten, until queen Evo gives the word.

I'm new to this forum and still not completely familiar with its guidelines. Is there something wrong with this type of thread or the posts in it? It's an honest question.

Huck

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 12:14 PM
If I were to lock this thread I would have to answer to Evo... And even more frightening is that I would have to face the wrath of MOONBEAR! Thank you, NO. I will just posture and threaten, until queen Evo gives the word.

A wise man. You obviously remember what I'm capable of. Never cross the Moonbear family. (http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=59599) :devil:

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 12:16 PM
I'm new to this forum and still not completely familiar with its guidelines. Is there something wrong with this type of thread or the posts in it? It's an honest question.

Huck

Only if you try it outside of this thread.

arildno
Apr10-05, 12:19 PM
Not really.
In the discussion forums, most topics are legitimate:
Just try to keep your flaming level low (not that I have seen any signs of flaming from your side).

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 12:28 PM
Not really.
In the disscussion forums, most topics are legitimate:
Just try to keep your flaming level low (not that I have seen any signs of flaming from your side).

Just remember to use LOTS of smilies! That's how convey that we're just joking around here. There have been some posts in this thread that have disappeared...even the Genco families (http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=67772) have a code of conduct. :wink:

Basically, stick to topics you could discuss around the office water cooler. That means you can include stuff intended for a mature audience, but keep it PG-13.

arildno
Apr10-05, 12:31 PM
But, even if you keep it AT level PG-13, do NOT keep it at the level of 13-year olds..:wink:
(Some here at PF fail in this..)

SOS2008
Apr10-05, 12:52 PM
Gah! We've been discovered! To me my minions! We must strike while there is still time!

CHARGE MY PINCUSHION! CHAAARRRGGE! :rofl: Minions - that's another favorite word of mine--I forgot about it in the favorite word thread.

Huckleberry
Apr10-05, 12:55 PM
Ok, I think I got it. That was pretty much what I expected. For example I shouldn't go razzing someone in another thread which has a serious topic, but here it's okay as long as I keep it friendly and use moderation, and can stand being razzed a little myself. :wink: That's perfect. Its actually a relief compared to many sites.

Let me guess. The Pfs are responsible for moderating the threads?

Huck

Smurf
Apr10-05, 01:23 PM
But, even if you keep it AT level PG-13, do NOT keep it at the level of 13-year olds..:wink:
(Some here at PF fail in this..)
Indeed, ThereM areOaOnumberNofBpeopleEwhoAfailRin this respect

arildno
Apr10-05, 01:27 PM
Her wrath is descending upon you, Smurf..

Smurf
Apr10-05, 01:30 PM
SSHHH, she might catch on. *whisper whisper*

arildno
Apr10-05, 01:32 PM
She's off-line right now; so if you spam the thread real good, she might not notice..

Smurf
Apr10-05, 01:37 PM
Right. Your mission Arildno, is to spam this thread with me like there's no tomorrow. If you succeed you will be rewarded with a position as one of my minions.

Huckleberry
Apr10-05, 01:40 PM
What kind of priveledges comes with being a Minion of Smurf? Would I get a cool costume?

Smurf
Apr10-05, 01:41 PM
God damnit, how am I supposed to quote the entire scripture of "Homer and Classical Philology" if I can only post 20,000 characters at a time!

Smurf
Apr10-05, 01:41 PM
What kind of priveledges comes with being a Minion of Smurf? Would I get a cool costume?
Depends on your position, if you do a good job I'll give you an Island when I take over the world, if you do a really good job I'll give you a country.

Smurf
Apr10-05, 01:46 PM
At the present day no clear and consistent opinion seems to be held regarding classical philology. We are conscious of this in the circles of the learned just as much as among the followers of that science itself. The cause of this lies in its many-sided character, in the lack of an abstract unity, and in the inorganic aggregation of heterogeneous scientific activities which are connected with one another only by the name “philology.” It must be freely admitted that philology is to some extent borrowed from several other sciences, and is mixed together like a magic potion from the strangest liquids, metals, and bones. It may even be added that it likewise conceals within itself an artistic element, one which, on aesthetic and ethical grounds, may be called imperatival—an element that acts in opposition to its purely scientific behavior. Philology is composed of history just as much as of natural science or aesthetics: history, insofar as it endeavors to comprehend the manifestations of the individualities of peoples in ever new images and the prevailing law in the disappearance of phenomena; natural science, insofar as it strives to fathom the deepest instinct of man, that of speech; aesthetics, finally, because from various antiquities at our disposal it endeavors to pick out the so-called “classical” antiquity, with the pretension and intension of excavating the ideal world buried under it, and to hold up to the present the mirror of classical and everlasting standards. That these wholly and different scientific and aesthetic-ethical instincts have been associated under a common name, a kind of sham monarchy, is shown especially by the fact that philology at every period from its origin onwards was at the same time pedagogical. From the standpoint of the pedagogue, a choice was offered of those elements which were of the greatest educational value; and thus that science, or at least that scientific aim, which we call philology, gradually developed out of the practical calling originated by the exigencies of that science itself.

These philological aims were pursued sometimes with greater ardor and sometimes with less, in accordance with the degree of culture and the development of the taste of a particular period; but, on the other hand, the followers of this science are in the habit of regarding the aims which correspond to their several abilities as the aims of philology; whence it comes about that the estimation of philology in public opinion depends on the weight of the personalities of the philologists!

At the present time—that is to say, in a period which has seen men distinguished in almost every department of philology—a general uncertainty of judgment has increased more and more, and likewise a general relaxation of interest and participation in philological problems. Such an undecided and imperfect state of public opinion is damaging to a science in that its hidden and open enemies can work with much better prospects of success. And philology has a great many such enemies. Where do we not meet with them, these mockers, always ready to aim a blow at the philological “moles,” the animals that practice dust-eating ex professo, and that grub up and eat for the eleventh time what they have already eaten ten times before. For opponents of this sort, however, philology is merely a useless, harmless, and inoffensive pastime, an object of laughter and not of hate. But, on the other hand, there is a boundless and infuriated hatred of philology wherever an ideal, as such, is feared, where the modern man falls down to worship himself, and where Hellenism is looked upon as a superseded and hence very insignificant point of view. Against these enemies, we philologists must always count upon the assistance of artists and men of artistic minds; for they alone can judge how the sword of barbarism sweeps over the head of every one who loses sight of the unutterable simplicity and noble dignity of the Hellene; and how no progress in commerce or technical industries, however brilliant, no school regulations, no political education of the masses, however widespread and complete, can protect us from the curse of ridiculous and barbaric offenses against good taste, or from annihilation by the dreadfully beautiful Gorgon head of the classicist.
Everyone should read this, it's very important to every day life and achieving the American dream. You will die old and lonely if you do not study it extensively and ignore everything posted before it.

Smurf
Apr10-05, 01:47 PM
While philology as a whole is looked on with jealous eyes by these two classes of opponents, there are numerous and varied hostilities in other directions of philology; philologists themselves are quarreling with one another; internal dissensions are caused by useless disputes about precedence and mutual jealousies, but especially by the differences—even enmities—comprised in the name of philology, which are not, however, by any means naturally harmonized instincts.

Science has this in common with art, that the most ordinary, everyday thing appears to it as something entirely new and attractive, as if metamorphosed by witchcraft and now seen for the first time. Life is worth living, says art, the beautiful temptress; life is worth knowing, says science. With this contrast the so heartrending and dogmatic tradition follows in a theory, and consequently in the practice of classical philology derived from this theory. We may consider antiquity from a scientific point of view; we may try to look at what has happened with the eye of a historian, or to arrange and compare the linguistic forms of ancient masterpieces, to bring them at all events under a morphological law; but we always lose the wonderful creative force, the real fragrance, of the atmosphere of antiquity; we forget that passionate emotion which instinctively drove our meditation and enjoyment back to the Greeks. From this point onwards we must take notice of a clearly determined and very surprising antagonism which philology has great caused to regret. From the circles upon whose help we must place the most implicit reliance—the artistic friends of antiquity, the warm supporters of Hellenic beauty and noble simplicity—we hear harsh voices crying out that it is precisely the philologists themselves who are the real opponents and destroyers of the ideals of antiquity. Schiller upbraided the philologists with having scattered Homer’s laurel crown to the winds. It was none other than Goethe who, in early life a supporter of Wolf’s theories regarding Homer, recanted in the verses: “With subtle wit, you took away our former adoration, the Iliad you may us say, was mere conglomeration. Think it not crime in any way: youth’s fervent adoration leads us to know the verity, and feel the poets unity.” [Goethe: “Homer wieder Homer,” in Epigrammatisch. Friedrich August Wolf (1759-1824), founder of classical philology as a scientific discipline, and author of Kleine Schriften (Minor Writings; Nietzsche read the 1869 edition), Prolegomena ad Homerum (Prolegomena to Homer, 1795), Darstellung der Altertumswissenschaft (Representation of Antiquity, 1807).] The reason of this want of piety and reverence must lie deeper; and many are in doubt as to whether philologists are lacking in artistic capacity and impressions, so that they are unable to do justice to the ideal, or whether the spirit of negation has become a destructive and iconoclastic principle of theirs. When, however, even the friends of antiquity, possessed of such doubts and hesitations, point to our present classical philology as something questionable, what influence may we not ascribe to the outbursts of the “realists” and the claptrap of the heroes of the passing hour? To answer the latter on this occasion, especially when we consider the nature of the present assembly, would be highly injudicious; at any rate, if I do not wish to meet with the fate of that sophist who, when in Sparta, publicly undertook to praise Herakles, when he was interrupted with the query: “But who then has found fault with him?” I cannot help thinking, however, that some of these scruples are still sounding in the ears of not a few in this gathering; for they may still be frequently heard from the lips of noble and artistically gifted men—as even an upright philologist must feel them, and feel them most painfully, at moments when his spirits are downcast. For the single individual there is no deliverance from the dissensions referred to; but what we contend and inscribe on our banner is the fact that classical philology, as a whole, has nothing whatsoever to do with the quarrels and bickerings of its individual disciples. The entire scientific and artistic movement of this peculiar centaur is bent, though with cyclopic slowness, upon bridging over the gulf between the ideal antiquity—which is perhaps only the magnificent blossoming of the Teutonic longing for the south—and the real antiquity; and thus classical philology pursues only the final end of its own being, which is the fusing together of primarily hostile impulses that have only forcibly been brought together. Let us talk as we will about the unattainability of this goal, and even designate the goal itself as an illogical pretension—the aspiration for it is very real; and I should like to try to make it clear by an example that the most significant steps of classical philology never lead away from the ideal antiquity, but to it; and that, just when people are speaking unwarrantably of the overthrow of sacred shrines, new and more worthy altars are being erected. Let us then examine the so-called Homeric question from this standpoint, a question the most important problem of which Schiller called a scholastic barbarism.
Quoted for Emphasis

Smurf
Apr10-05, 01:49 PM
Once again my loyal minions has said something that needs to be QFE'd
The important problem referred to is the question of the personality of Homer.

We now meet everywhere with the firm opinion that the question of Homer’s personality is no longer timely, and that it is quite a different thing from the real “Homeric question.” It may be added that, for a given period—such as our present philological period, for example—the center of discussion may be removed from the problem of the poet’s personality; for even now a painstaking experiment is being made to reconstruct the Homeric poems without the aid of personality, treating them as the work of several different persons. But if the center of a scientific question is rightly seen to be where the swelling tide of new views has risen up, i.e. where individual scientific investigation comes into contact with the whole life of science and culture—if anyone, in other words, indicates a historical-cultural valuation as the central point of the question, he must also, in the province of Homeric criticism, take his stand upon the question of personality as being the really fruitful oasis in the desert of the whole argument. For in Homer the modern world, I will not say has learnt, but has examined, a great historical point of view; and, even without now putting forward my own opinion as to whether this examination has been or can be happily carried out, it was at all events the first example of the application of that productive point of view. By it scholars learnt to recognize condensed beliefs in the apparently firm, immobile figures of the life of the ancient peoples; by it they for the first time perceived the wonderful capability of the soul of a people to represent the conditions of its morals and beliefs in the form of a personality. When historical criticism has confidently seized upon this method of evaporating apparently concrete personalities, it is permissible to point to the first experiment as an important event in the history of sciences, without considering whether it was successful in this instance or not.

It is a common occurrence for a series of striking signs and wonderful emotions to precede an epoch-making discovery. Even the experiment I have just referred to has its own attractive history; but it goes back to a surprisingly ancient era. Friedrich August Wolf has exactly indicated the spot where Greek antiquity dropped the question. The zenith of the historical-literary studies of the Greeks, and hence also of their point of greatest importance—the Homeric question—was reached in the age of the Alexandrian grammarians. Up to this time the Homeric question had run through the long chain of a uniform process of development, of which the standpoint of those grammarians seemed to be the last link, the last, indeed, which was attainable by antiquity. They conceived the Iliad and the Odyssey as the creations of one single Homer; they declared it to be psychologically possible for two such different works to have sprung from the brain of one genius, in contradiction to the Chorizontes, who represented the extreme limit of the skepticism of a few detached individuals of antiquity rather than antiquity itself considered as a whole. To explain the different general impression of the two books on the assumption that one poet composed them both, scholars sought assistance by referring to the seasons of the poet’s life, and compared the poet of the Odyssey to the setting sun. The eyes of those critics were tirelessly on the lookout for discrepancies in the language and the thoughts of the two poems; but at this time also a history of the Homeric poem and its tradition was prepared, according to which these discrepancies were not due to Homer, but to those who committed his words to writing and those who sang them. It was believed that Homer’s poem was passed from one generation to another viva voce, and faults were attributed to the improvising and at times forgetful bards. At a certain given date, about the time of Pisistratus, the poems which had been repeated orally were said to have been collected in manuscript form; but the scribes, it is added, allowed themselves to take some liberties with the text by transposing some lines and adding extraneous matter here and there. This entire hypothesis is the most important in the domain of literary studies that antiquity has exhibited; and the acknowledgment of the dissemination of the Homeric poems by word of mouth, as opposed to the habits of a book-learned age, shows in particular a depth of ancient sagacity worthy of our admiration. From these times until the generation that produced Friedrich August Wolf we must take a jump over a long historical vacuum; but in our own age we find the argument left just as it was at the time when the power of controversy departed from antiquity, and it is a matter of indifference to us that Wolf accepted as certain tradition what antiquity itself had set up only as a hypothesis. It may be remarked a most characteristic of this hypothesis that, in the strictest sense, the personality of Homer is treated seriously; that a certain standard of inner harmony is everywhere presupposed in the manifestations of the personality; and that, with these two excellent auxiliary hypotheses, whatever is seen to be below this standard and opposed to this inner harmony is at once swept aside as un-Homeric. But even this distinguishing characteristic, in place of wishing to recognize the supernatural existence of a tangible personality, ascends likewise through all the stages that lead to that zenith, with ever-increasing energy and clearness. Individuality is ever more strongly felt and accentuated; the psychological possibility of a single Homer is ever more forcibly demanded. If we descend backwards from this zenith, step by step, we find a guide to the understanding of the Homeric problem in the person of Aristotle. Homer was for him the flawless and untiring artist who knew his end and the means to attain it; but there is still a trace of infantile criticism to be found in Aristotle—i.e., in the naive concession he made to the public opinion that considered Homer as the author of the original of all comic epics, the Margites. If we go still further backwards from Aristotle, the inability to create a personality is seen to increase; more and more poems are attributed to Homer; and every period lets us see its degree of criticism by how much and what it considers as Homeric. In this backward examination, we instinctively feel that away beyond Herodotus there lies a period in which an immense flood of great epics has been identified with the name of Homer
And I repeat: This is not conscription.

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 01:52 PM
But, even if you keep it AT level PG-13, do NOT keep it at the level of 13-year olds..:wink:
(Some here at PF fail in this..)

Well, unless of course they ARE 13 (we do have members who are 13 or 14). :tongue:

Smurf
Apr10-05, 01:52 PM
I have a new Idea, I'll just post in every thread under this one, so that way I'll push it off the page and no one will be the wiser.

I'm such a genius.
Now, where to start :eek:

Smurf
Apr10-05, 01:53 PM
Damnit! I'm too late! FLEE MY MINIONS! FLEE WHILE THERE IS STILL TIME!

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 01:55 PM
I have a new Idea, I'll just post in every thread under this one, so that way I'll push it off the page and no one will be the wiser.

I'm such a genius.
Now, where to start :eek:

I've tried that. Then some schmuck always comes along and posts in this one again, destroying hours of careful effort to bury this thread off the page. :tongue2:

Smurf
Apr10-05, 01:56 PM
I've tried that. Then some schmuck always comes along and posts in this one again, destroying hours of careful effort to bury this thread off the page. :tongue2:
Hmmm, maybe if we work together we can do it! :wink:

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 01:56 PM
She's off-line right now; so if you spam the thread real good, she might not notice..

:rolleyes: Which she is not supposed to notice? :biggrin:

Smurf
Apr10-05, 01:56 PM
Dayle Record. Definitly Dayle Record.

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 01:57 PM
Hmmm, maybe if we work together we can do it! :wink:

Yeah, okay, don't post anything after my reply here and get to burying those other threads. :approve:

arildno
Apr10-05, 02:01 PM
Do you really think I want to be minionized by you, Smurf?
How rude even to suggest such a thing..:grumpy:
The very least you could have done, were to honey your words in such a manner that I might have grown to like the idea of it..

Huckleberry
Apr10-05, 02:04 PM
Once again my loyal minions has said something that needs to be QFE'd

And I repeat: This is not conscription.

I don't know who posted this originally, but it wasn't me. I make lots of short paragraphs because my attention span isn't long enough. Too much tv as a child I suppose. Where did this come from anyway, and who is using my name in this forum if it isn't me? Am I being framed?

And Ill pass on being a Minion of Smurf. I have no use for a city or country. I just wanted the cool costume.

Smurf
Apr10-05, 02:06 PM
Stop Doing That! This Thread Needs To Be Buried! Start Shovelling My Minions!

Smurf
Apr10-05, 02:07 PM
I don't know who posted this originally, but it wasn't me. I make lots of short paragraphs because my attention span isn't long enough. Too much tv as a child I suppose. Where did this come from anyway, and who is using my name in this forum if it isn't me? Am I being framed?

And Ill pass on being a Minion of Smurf. I have no use for a city or country. I just wanted the cool costume.
Fine! I'll give you a cape with "LOYAL MINION HUCKLEBERRY" printed on it and a golden trophy, now start shoveling!

arildno
Apr10-05, 02:08 PM
Oh, so you leave the actual shoveling and digging to us?
Well, I don't know about that either..
Gotta think about it.

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 02:09 PM
Do you really think I want to be minionized by you, Smurf?
How rude even to suggest such a thing..:grumpy:
The very least you could have done, were to honey your words in such a manner that I might have grown to like the idea of it..Honeyed words...hmmm...is that this color? If you don't want to become one of Smurf's minions, how about becoming one of my minions? I think I offer a better benefits package. There's unlimited access to the laundromat; you can even invite your dates over to join you on the turbo-charged 18 hp Maytag. Um, then there's the protection we offer from the Artman families. We've got pretty good relations with the Southwest families though, so no need to worry about them (though, we have to keep a bit of an eye on them with SOS running the show while tribdog is staying on the down-low). Oh, and then there's the biology lessons; we have a back room in the laundromat for those. :wink: :cool:

Smurf
Apr10-05, 02:09 PM
Arildno, you are correct, it was wrong of me to try to minionize you. You are a far too noble and proud zaddick to be placed under me, perhapse if you were to help shovel this thread your brilliance and glory will be recognized by all and I shall of course bow down in worship to you.

arildno
Apr10-05, 02:11 PM
Whizzing off to google up on what "zaddick" means..
EDIT:
WHAT????
Should that be an "s"?
How evil and unforgivably rude..:grumpy:

Smurf
Apr10-05, 02:13 PM
Allow me to save you the time my great. Zaddick is a term originating from the Hebrew word Tzaddik which appears in the Hebrew to describe a number of true beleivers, it has come to mean a Just and Virtuous person.
I hope I have pleased you my lord.

Smurf
Apr10-05, 02:14 PM
Gah! I give up on burying this thread, someone else can do it.

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 02:16 PM
I just wanted the cool costume.

Oh, and I forgot to mention, all of my minions get really cool costumes. Dark blue with silver trim for the rookies and gold trim for the captains. Oh, and poofy hats. That's always a sign of an elite squad of minions, and a great ploy to hide your true cunning and strength from the enemies. They're always fooled by the poofy hat, until you swoop down with surgical precision and we take the thread! Muwahahahahaaha! :devil:

Danger
Apr10-05, 02:21 PM
It scared the hell out of me when I woke up after my traditional 4 hours of sleep and found an additional 3 pages here. What a relief to find out that 2 1/2 of them were Smurf, so I don't have to read them.

how about becoming one of my minions? I think I offer a better benefits package. and then there's the biology lessons; we have a back room in the laundromat for those. :wink: :cool:
I hadn't considered the benefits package before. Maybe I'll consider miniondom under your domain. Since you have to stay off your back for a couple of weeks, I'd expect you to be in charge anyway. :approve:

BicycleTree
Apr10-05, 02:28 PM
So Moonbear, why are you posting in orange? Something happen in the last few pages?

Smurf
Apr10-05, 02:29 PM
lol, YOU THINK?

Huckleberry
Apr10-05, 02:31 PM
Sorry Smurf, I'm gonna have to go with Moonbear's offer. Shovelling is more of a hobby while swooping has been a passion ever since I jumped of the porch when I was a child because I thought I could fly. I also tried to lift myself up by my feet, but that's another wallydraigled story.

Swoop!
Huck

Smurf
Apr10-05, 02:34 PM
You've all been brainwashed.

BicycleTree
Apr10-05, 02:36 PM
Oh "honeyed words."

BicycleTree
Apr10-05, 02:39 PM
There's a pun about Moonbear eating her words, as a bear eats honey, which doesn't make sense in the context.

Artman
Apr10-05, 02:39 PM
Then some schmuck always comes along and...Hi. I'm back. :smile:

Danger
Apr10-05, 02:42 PM
Hi. I'm back. :smile:
"Speak, and he shall appear..." :rolleyes:

Artman
Apr10-05, 02:44 PM
Honeyed words...hmmm...is that this color? If you don't want to become one of Smurf's minions, how about becoming one of my minions? I think I offer a better benefits package. There's unlimited access to the laundromat; you can even invite your dates over to join you on the turbo-charged 18 hp Maytag. Um, then there's the protection we offer from the Artman families. We've got pretty good relations with the Southwest families though, so no need to worry about them (though, we have to keep a bit of an eye on them with SOS running the show while tribdog is staying on the down-low). Oh, and then there's the biology lessons; we have a back room in the laundromat for those. :wink: :cool:Why not offer double shifts volunteering at the PF Cancer clinic as well? :grumpy:

arildno
Apr10-05, 02:44 PM
There's a pun about Moonbear eating her words, as a bear eats honey, which doesn't make sense in the context.
Yes, there IS a pun in this, but as yet, it sulks, remaining hidden.

Artman
Apr10-05, 02:46 PM
...you are correct,...your brilliance and glory will be recognized by all and I shall of course bow down in worship to you.You talkin' to me? :tongue:

arildno
Apr10-05, 02:48 PM
If you want to shovel and dig to Smurf's content, you're welcome to it..:smile:

Artman
Apr10-05, 02:51 PM
If you want to shovel and dig to Smurf's content, you're welcome to it..:smile:No thanks, I just figure you all could recognize my brilliance and glory and all that. :approve: :biggrin:

Danger
Apr10-05, 02:51 PM
If you want to shovel and dig to Smurf's content, you're welcome to it..:smile:
There's already enough shovelling to be done just trying to follow these posts. :biggrin:

arildno
Apr10-05, 02:52 PM
Artman:
I'm sure Smurf will find you glorious. Even divine, perhaps..

Artman
Apr10-05, 02:58 PM
Artman:
I'm sure Smurf will find you glorious. Even divine, perhaps..

...you are correct,... :approve:








.

Artman
Apr10-05, 02:59 PM
There's already enough shovelling to be done just trying to follow these posts. :biggrin:Hey! :grumpy:

arildno
Apr10-05, 03:01 PM
To each his own,and not others. That's what some ought to try to live after.

Danger
Apr10-05, 03:07 PM
Hey! :grumpy:
Yes...? o:)

Huckleberry
Apr10-05, 03:11 PM
I was looking through this magazine, which shall rename nameless, and saw a list of best movie quotes ever. My favorite is from the movie Office Space. An unvalued and socially wallydraigled employee is waiting anxiously for a piece of rapidly disappearing cake at an office party and he says "The ratio of people to cake is too big." Ofcourse he is the only one to go without. Poor guy. After I finished :rofl: I would give him a big fat piece of cake.

Huck

SOS2008
Apr10-05, 03:18 PM
Honeyed words...hmmm...is that this color? If you don't want to become one of Smurf's minions, how about becoming one of my minions? I think I offer a better benefits package. There's unlimited access to the laundromat; you can even invite your dates over to join you on the turbo-charged 18 hp Maytag. Um, then there's the protection we offer from the Artman families. We've got pretty good relations with the Southwest families though, so no need to worry about them (though, we have to keep a bit of an eye on them with SOS running the show while tribdog is staying on the down-low). Oh, and then there's the biology lessons; we have a back room in the laundromat for those. :wink: :cool:Very clever, honeying your words. Benefits package? I am easily wooed with green apple martinis and demented entertainment. "Biology lessons" -- very clever reference to the cancer clinc! :biggrin:

SOS2008
Apr10-05, 03:23 PM
No thanks, I just figure you all could recognize my brilliance and glory and all that. :approve: :biggrin:Talk about shoveling...(and I'm not referring to this thread). :rofl:

Artman
Apr10-05, 03:26 PM
Very clever, honeying your words. Benefits package? I am easily wooed with green apple martinis and demented entertainment. "Biology lessons" -- very clever reference to the cancer clinc! :biggrin:Ah Ha! So she was offering extra volunteer time at the cancer clinic! HA! I suspected that was the case, but I wasn't wise to her oh-so-subtile inuendo. :grumpy:

Artman
Apr10-05, 03:27 PM
Talk about shoveling...(and I'm not referring to this thread). :rofl:Hey! :grumpy: Nobody wants to recognize my brilliance and stuff. :cry:

Smurf
Apr10-05, 03:27 PM
You know whats funny?

arildno
Apr10-05, 03:27 PM
Ah Ha! So she was offering extra volunteer time at the cancer clinic! HA! I suspected that was the case, but I wasn't wise to her oh-so-subtile inuendo. :grumpy:
Beware of her; she's like a lamia. Before you know it, you're buried in her coils.
EDIT:
Here's how a lamia looks like:
http://www.knight-online.com.my/images/conceptart/lamia.jpg
And here's another one:
http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/vampire-lamia.jpg

Artman
Apr10-05, 03:30 PM
No fair! We're only 25 posts from the 4000 mark and once again I have to go someplace, because I have a real life :cry: :cry: :cry: I mean...darn, I'm probably going to miss it again. :biggrin:

Artman
Apr10-05, 03:32 PM
Beware of her; she's like a lamia. Before you know it, you're buried in her coils.
EDIT:
Here's how a lamia looks like:
http://www.knight-online.com.my/images/conceptart/lamia.jpg
Is that bra electrified? Because those hand like things on there, if they were electrified, well... :blushing: Yeah, I imagine she is like that. :biggrin:

Bartholomew
Apr10-05, 03:34 PM
Some people think ghosts are made out of electricity

arildno
Apr10-05, 03:34 PM
Did you see the vampire lamia as well?
I'm not sure which fits better..

Evo
Apr10-05, 03:34 PM
Ok, I am a very busy person. I need household repairs and yardwork done.

Right now I have several dozen projects that need to get done around the house and no time to do them. I should be outside right now sawing branches and weed eating around the flower beds. Instead I am working on a presentation for work. :grumpy:

I am now taking applications for a "kept" man.

You have to be willing to relocate. And like cats. And possums. And whatever else might wander into my yard. :tongue:

(being good at first aid is a plus, I'm a klutz)

Bartholomew
Apr10-05, 03:34 PM
Electric lamia eels.

Bartholomew
Apr10-05, 03:37 PM
You could recruit a poltergeist for that.

Bartholomew
Apr10-05, 03:39 PM
Am I the only one posting here? Race to 4000! Come on people.

Bartholomew
Apr10-05, 03:40 PM
Oh, hi, arildno.

Bartholomew
Apr10-05, 03:42 PM
Sheesh, some people scare so easily.

Danger
Apr10-05, 03:42 PM
I should be outside right now sawing branches and weed eating around the flower beds.
Is that the Texas idea of a 'salad bar'?

I am now taking applications for a "kept" man.

You have to be willing to relocate. And like cats. And possums. And whatever else might wander into my yard. :tongue:
Done, done, and done! Just tell me when and where. :tongue2:

(being good at first aid is a plus, I'm a klutz)
I'm Canuk, remember... a dedicated desciple of Red Green. If it can't be fixed with duct tape and Vise Grips, you're probably too far gone. :biggrin:

Bartholomew
Apr10-05, 03:43 PM
Dang, where'd he go? Deleted his posts?

Evo
Apr10-05, 03:43 PM
Hmmmm Bart's still in the twilight zone. Perhaps it's time to free him?

Bartholomew
Apr10-05, 03:46 PM
WOOO! WOOO! *rattles chains*

Huckleberry
Apr10-05, 03:46 PM
I am now taking applications for a "kept" man.

Why is everyone looking for Minions? Sorry Evo, Moonbear already offered me the ability to swoop and a silver lined cape and poofy hat costume. Smurf offered me a nation and shovelling. I suppose there would be shovelling in doing your yardwork and apparently lots of interaction with wildlife, which is a plus, but I'm still gonna have to stick with Moonbear's offer.

Huck

Bartholomew
Apr10-05, 03:48 PM
Sup Huckleberry

Danger
Apr10-05, 03:48 PM
And whatever else might wander into my yard. :tongue:
Oh! What about armadildos? :uhh:

Bartholomew
Apr10-05, 03:49 PM
Poltergeists and armadillos... that would be funny scene.

arildno
Apr10-05, 03:51 PM
Oh! What about armadildos? :uhh:
ArmaDILDOS???
What sort of double entendre is that? Much too crude..:grumpy:

Danger
Apr10-05, 03:52 PM
Beware of her; she's like a lamia. Before you know it, you're buried in her coils.
I must admit that I was a tad shocked upon reading that, until I looked again and realized that's an 'm'. :redface:

Bartholomew
Apr10-05, 03:52 PM
Oh, armadildos. Didn't even notice.

arildno
Apr10-05, 03:53 PM
Much better..:approve:, :biggrin:

Bartholomew
Apr10-05, 03:53 PM
Post # 4000

Bartholomew
Apr10-05, 03:54 PM
How about this one??? Is it going to be the 4001 or is someone else going to get it... darn delay. Probably someone else gets it.

Bartholomew
Apr10-05, 03:55 PM
DOG GAMMIT! Someone's deleting posts!

Bartholomew
Apr10-05, 03:56 PM
Ah, being a member of the undead sure is great.

Evo
Apr10-05, 03:57 PM
I'm Canuk, remember... a dedicated desciple of Red Green. If it can't be fixed with duct tape and Vise Grips, you're probably too far gone. :biggrin:Hey, I'm a master when it comes to duct tape & vise grips, but I'm talking about household repairs, not recreational activities. :blushing:

Danger
Apr10-05, 04:02 PM
ArmaDILDOS???
What sort of double entendre is that? Much too crude..:grumpy:
I refer you to Cloning Gone Wrong (http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=68559) – #4 :biggrin:

Hey, that's my first try at making a link! Did it work?

Danger
Apr10-05, 04:06 PM
I'm talking about household repairs, not recreational activities. :blushing:
There's that too, of course, but I was referring to First Aid. Oh, I forgot about Super Glue. That comes in mighty handy sometimes. (Not for recreational activities.) :wink:

arildno
Apr10-05, 04:14 PM
I refer you to Cloning Gone Wrong (http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=68559) – #4 :biggrin:

Hey, that's my first try at making a link! Did it work?
Yes, it did work! :rofl:
I found this guy rather cute:
http://img128.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img128&image=cloning47iv.jpg

But seriously, Danger, PLAYBOY????

dextercioby
Apr10-05, 04:22 PM
Who deleted the posts?

Daniel.

Danger
Apr10-05, 04:27 PM
I found this guy rather cute:
http://img128.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img128&image=cloning47iv.jpg
I couldn't figure out why the hell he looked familiar, until I realized that there's more than a passing resemblance to Winston Churchill. :eek:
But seriously, Danger, PLAYBOY????
Hey, c'mon! Gimme a break. I said I was in high school. That was about a year and a half before you were born. (And I only bought it for the articles. :rolleyes: )

arildno
Apr10-05, 04:28 PM
Hey, c'mon! Gimme a break. I said I was in high school. That was about a year and a half before you were born. (And I only bought it for the articles. :rolleyes: )
We never had the article thing in the Norwegian magazines.. :uhh:

SOS2008
Apr10-05, 04:30 PM
Hey! :grumpy: Nobody wants to recognize my brilliance and stuff. :cry:It may be because your large vocabulary is too much for us to understand. :tongue2:

Danger
Apr10-05, 04:33 PM
Who deleted the posts?
Posts? :uhh:

We never had the article thing in the Norwegian magazines.. :uhh:
I always like to crab about our weather, but I imagine you need even more to keep you warm over there. :rolleyes:

Smurf
Apr10-05, 04:56 PM
What's the matter with you people, YOU KIDS THESE DAYS DON'T APPRECIATE GOOD SHOVELLING!

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 05:09 PM
:cry: I missed franzbear's 4000th reply! :cry: I'm sorry franzbear! I've been here for every milestone you've passed, and I missed this one. You guys were all posting so slowly when I left, I thought I'd make it back in time. :cry: Had to get yardwork done (I like the new lawn mower :biggrin:).

Huck, glad to have you on board as a minion. Now, just take all your clothes off so I can measure you for your uniform. :tongue2:

BicycleTree
Apr10-05, 05:13 PM
There is an inverse relationship between the existence of a picture in my Smiley thread and the rate at which people post in it. :confused:

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 05:14 PM
Hey, wait! Where IS the 4000th post? There's missing numbers from 3999 through 4002! What's been going on while I've been away?! :grumpy: Grrrr...I think I know who's to blame...ghost writing is cheating!!! :mad:

BicycleTree
Apr10-05, 05:16 PM
:rofl: :surprised :surprised The thread really is Haunted!

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 05:18 PM
:rofl: :surprised :surprised The thread really is Haunted!

:grumpy: :mad: One of you has got to go! :mad: :grumpy:

BicycleTree
Apr10-05, 05:26 PM
This (http://www.physicsforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3061)'ll cheer you up. :approve:

BicycleTree
Apr10-05, 05:33 PM
It's amazing the range of emotions you can convey by altering the size and shape of the smile. Right now it looks playful, like it's about to laugh; if you make it wider it just looks really, really happy. If you make it narrower top-to-bottom it looks like "I've got a secret" or an impish grin. If you touch it up with the freehand paint tool so it's not completely smooth it looks like it was sad but now it's feeling better. Once I even got it to look like it was radiating gratitude, but I don't remember what I did--I think the eye placement played a part in that one.

BicycleTree
Apr10-05, 05:38 PM
Also if you increase the distance between the eyes and the mouth, it looks kind of mindless.

Danger
Apr10-05, 05:50 PM
Hey, wait! Where IS the 4000th post? There's missing numbers from 3999 through 4002! What's been going on while I've been away?! :grumpy: Grrrr...I think I know who's to blame...ghost writing is cheating!!! :mad:
I never noticed they were missing (I don't look at the numbers), so I really didn't know what Dexter was talking about. Now that you mention it, though, the count goes 3991, 3993, 3995, 3996, 3998, EVO, 4004... Hmmmm.... :rolleyes: :uhh:

Evo
Apr10-05, 05:58 PM
I never noticed they were missing (I don't look at the numbers), so I really didn't know what Dexter was talking about. Now that you mention it, though, the count goes 3991, 3993, 3995, 3996, 3998, EVO, 4004... Hmmmm.... :rolleyes: :uhh:Who wants to be the 4000th poster? :tongue2: accepting bribes

Moonbear figured it out though. Yes, this is also the first haunted thread. :bugeye:

Evo
Apr10-05, 06:03 PM
Dag nab it, I just poured detergent into the fabric softener dispenser. :grumpy:

And who else hates those Dr Scholl's gel shoe insert commercials? "Was he yellin'? No, he was gellin'." AAAAGGGHHHH!!!

Danger
Apr10-05, 06:12 PM
Dag nab it, I just poured detergent into the fabric softener dispenser. :grumpy:
You're using your washing machine for laundry? That lawnmower must be even better than you let on.:wink:

And who else hates those Dr Scholl's gel shoe insert commercials? "Was he yellin'? No, he was gellin'." AAAAGGGHHHH!!!
Luckily, we don't get that one up here .:tongue: :approve:

Ivan Seeking
Apr10-05, 06:13 PM
Martha Stewart

I'm a felon, but I'm gellin.

Evo
Apr10-05, 06:19 PM
You're using your washing machine for laundry? That lawnmower must be even better than you let on.:wink: Not as good as going five miles on the excersize bike in tight jeans. Not that I've ever done that...repeatedly. :uhh:

Martha Stewart

I'm a felon, but I'm gellin. :rofl: :rofl:

Danger
Apr10-05, 06:19 PM
Martha Stewart

I'm a felon, but I'm gellin.
Arrrrggggghhhhhh.... :tongue:

Huckleberry
Apr10-05, 08:31 PM
Huck, glad to have you on board as a minion. Now, just take all your clothes off so I can measure you for your uniform. :tongue2:

Hey that's a good idea.Whenever I wash my clothes I'm always so happy that all my clothes are clean and then I remember the clothes I have on are in the process of getting dirty. Doesn't it bother you that you can never truly have all your clothes clean simultaeniously. You've just created the answer, a naked laundromat. You might be the first.

Huck

Danger
Apr10-05, 08:37 PM
Not as good as going five miles on the excersize bike in tight jeans. Not that I've ever done that...repeatedly. :uhh:

:rofl: :rofl:
Okay, you've far exceeded the bounds of my costuming skills. There is no way, dammit, that I can figure out how to dress up as a pair of jeans. :grumpy: :tongue2: :wink:

Smurf
Apr10-05, 09:02 PM
Hey that's a good idea.Whenever I wash my clothes I'm always so happy that all my clothes are clean and then I remember the clothes I have on are in the process of getting dirty. Doesn't it bother you that you can never truly have all your clothes clean simultaeniously. You've just created the answer, a naked laundromat. You might be the first.

Huck
i think my iq went down a point or two just from reading that

Huckleberry
Apr10-05, 09:15 PM
Then my plan to take over the world is well on its way :devil:

If you want to get really stupid then you should read all of my posts. I believe fanatically in udder nonsense. :wink:

What was the question
Huck

Artman
Apr10-05, 09:16 PM
Huck, glad to have you on board as a minion. Now, just take all your clothes off so I can measure you for your uniform. :tongue2:
:surprised :eek: :surprised :eek: You measure all your minions personally I see. :rofl: shouldn't you use a tape measure instead of basing everything on the length of your hand? :uhh: :biggrin:

Danger
Apr10-05, 09:21 PM
basing everything on the length of your hand? :uhh: :biggrin:
She's using her hand now, huh? Is there a recent medical condition that we should know about? :uhh:

Artman
Apr10-05, 09:22 PM
It may be because your large vocabulary is too much for us to understand. :tongue2:Hey...I... :grumpy:

SOS is picking on me! :cry: :cry: :cry:

Artman
Apr10-05, 09:25 PM
She's using her hand now, huh? Is there a recent medical condition that we should know about? :uhh:She does that test where she asks them each to cough while she holds "the boys" too I think. :surprised (I have no idea what she's testing for, but she just want to be thorough.) :biggrin:

Danger
Apr10-05, 09:30 PM
Hey...I... :grumpy:

SOS is picking on me! :cry: :cry: :cry:
Don't blame her; it's nothing personal. I asked her to take over while I rested. Picking on you takes an awful lot more energy than you probably suspect. I'm still not quite recharged, but I'll try to get back into it. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 09:32 PM
:surprised :eek: :surprised :eek: You measure all your minions personally I see. :rofl: shouldn't you use a tape measure instead of basing everything on the length of your hand? :uhh: :biggrin:

She does that test where she asks them each to cough while she holds "the boys" too I think. (I have no idea what she's testing for, but she just want to be thorough.)

Oh, that's just to make sure I leave enough room in the clothing. You wouldn't want to split a seam coughing, would you?

Danger
Apr10-05, 09:33 PM
She does that test where she asks them each to cough while she holds "the boys" too I think. :surprised
I suppose that's alright as long as she doesn't start coughing. :eek:

Danger
Apr10-05, 09:38 PM
You wouldn't want to split a seam coughing, would you?
I already have–twice. Didn't I tell you about those operations in the 'Colonoscopy' thread? :bugeye:

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 09:42 PM
I already have–twice. Didn't I tell you about those operations in the 'Colonoscopy' thread? :bugeye:

:eek: You really need to quit smoking. Apparently you have more to worry about than the lung damage...you don't want to split any more seams coughing! :surprised

Evo
Apr10-05, 09:43 PM
SOS is picking on me! :cry: :cry: :cry:No one can pick on Artman because I love him...in a completely platonic way that his wife would not have a problem with. :tongue2:

Danger
Apr10-05, 09:47 PM
:eek: You really need to quit smoking. Apparently you have more to worry about than the lung damage...you don't want to split any more seams coughing! :surprised
Not to worry; they's all sewed up real good. :biggrin:

Danger
Apr10-05, 09:50 PM
No one can pick on Artman because I love him...in a completely platonic way that his wife would not have a problem with. :tongue2:
You don't have a picture of him on your handlebars, do you? :tongue:

Huckleberry
Apr10-05, 09:51 PM
:surprised :eek: :surprised :eek: You measure all your minions personally I see. :rofl: shouldn't you use a tape measure instead of basing everything on the length of your hand? :uhh: :biggrin:

See guys, being a minion has its perks. Bet your jealous now, huh?

Huck

Artman
Apr10-05, 09:51 PM
Don't blame her; it's nothing personal. I asked her to take over while I rested. Picking on you takes an awful lot more energy than you probably suspect. I'm still not quite recharged, but I'll try to get back into it. :biggrin:Sorry SOS, you can pick on me while danger is resting up. i didn't realize you were his relief. (Oooh, that doesn't sound right, does it?)
:biggrin:

Artman
Apr10-05, 09:53 PM
Oh, that's just to make sure I leave enough room in the clothing. You wouldn't want to split a seam coughing, would you?Good point. I guess someone needs to do that test on me to make sure my seams stay put. :smile:

Artman
Apr10-05, 09:55 PM
I suppose that's alright as long as she doesn't start coughing. :eek:Oww, I never thought about that possibility. We need a little crossed leg smiley for just such an emergency. :bugeye:

Artman
Apr10-05, 09:57 PM
No one can pick on Artman because I love him...in a completely platonic way that his wife would not have a problem with. :tongue2:Thank you Evo. It's nice to be loved.
:!!) (In that special way that my wife wouldn't mind.) :smile:

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 09:58 PM
Good point. I guess someone needs to do that test on me to make sure my seams stay put. :smile:

Well, Huck has already learned that it's worthwhile to become one of my minions. You can become one of my minions too. :biggrin:

Danger
Apr10-05, 10:02 PM
i didn't realize you were his relief. (Oooh, that doesn't sound right, does it?)
:biggrin:
Sounds good to me. :tongue2:

Well, Huck has already learned that it's worthwhile to become one of my minions. You can become one of my minions too. :biggrin:
Just make sure she trims her fingernails first. Those current ones are part of the Do-It-Yourself Home Vasectomy kit. :eek:

Artman
Apr10-05, 10:05 PM
Well, Huck has already learned that it's worthwhile to become one of my minions. You can become one of my minions too. :biggrin:Sure! :biggrin:


Hey, what test are you doing now?


What...what are those rubber gloves for? You want me to do what to my toes? What are you doing behind me...? :surprised

Danger
Apr10-05, 10:11 PM
Sure! :biggrin:


Hey, what test are you doing now?


What...what are those rubber gloves for? You want me to do what to my toes? What are you doing behind me...? :surprised
See? Hindsight ain't always a good thing.

SOS2008
Apr10-05, 10:13 PM
...Huck, glad to have you on board as a minion. Now, just take all your clothes off so I can measure you for your uniform. :tongue2:Do you need minions to help with measuring? :uhh: :tongue2:
Hey...I... :grumpy:

SOS is picking on me! :cry: :cry: :cry:We only hurt the ones we love...
No one can pick on Artman because I love him...in a completely platonic way that his wife would not have a problem with. :tongue2:See? (Of course in a platonic way.)
Sorry SOS, you can pick on me while danger is resting up. i didn't realize you were his relief. (Oooh, that doesn't sound right, does it?)
:biggrin:Moonbear, how about I measure Artman? :devil:

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 10:15 PM
Sounds good to me. :tongue2:


Just make sure she trims her fingernails first. Those current ones are part of the Do-It-Yourself Home Vasectomy kit. :eek:

As a matter of fact, I did just trim my fingernails.

What...what are those rubber gloves for? You want me to do what to my toes? What are you doing behind me...?

It's just part of the training exercises, building flexibility by touching your toes. That, and we need to fit the uniforms so there's no plumber's crack showing when you bend over. o:)

SOS2008
Apr10-05, 10:16 PM
Ooooooh -- Did anyone else hear that? Maybe someone is reading the missing posts out loud.... :surprised

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 10:18 PM
Do you need minions to help with measuring? :uhh: :tongue2:
Moonbear, how about I measure Artman? :devil:

Well, I suppose it's best to measure twice and cut once, so why don't you go ahead and double check all my measurements. If we don't get the same numbers, then we'll need to repeat the measurements again. :tongue2:

SOS2008
Apr10-05, 10:19 PM
...and we need to fit the uniforms so there's no plumber's crack showing when you bend over. o:)Yeh, it's bad enough to have ghosts--we don't want to see you feeling a cold draft...

cronxeh
Apr10-05, 10:19 PM
what the :confused:

Danger
Apr10-05, 10:21 PM
Moonbear, how about I measure Artman? :devil:
Did you bring your micrometer? :biggrin:

Sorry SOS, you can pick on me while danger is resting up. i didn't realize you were his relief.
I seem to be feeling better... :cool:

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 10:24 PM
what the :confused:

Wanna be a minion? SOS and I are taking the measurements for the uniforms. They're a nifty dark blue with silver-lined capes for the new recruits, and gold trim if you advance to captain. So far we've got Huck and Artman signed up. Oh, and apparently getting to swoop is a big selling point. :biggrin: Plus, VIP treatment at the cancer clinic. Non-minions have to wait in line.

Danger
Apr10-05, 10:28 PM
Non-minions have to wait in line.
Are you gonna bring your velvet rope from home? :biggrin:

SOS2008
Apr10-05, 10:31 PM
....I seem to be feeling better... :cool:Uh-huh? Perhaps Danger will need some extra attention--maybe more than one cut, er I mean...definitely a puffy hat for him.

I'll bring green apple martinis too - that always helps me to keep a steady hand. <-- :devil:

Huckleberry
Apr10-05, 10:33 PM
As a matter of fact, I did just trim my fingernails.

Upon reading this I had a vision of a scruffy haired, mustachioed, and somewhat balding, droopy-faced seventies dj yelling at me "Give it to me straight doctor. I can take it."

Oddly enough someone just asked a question about fingernails in the other threads. Oddly enough I answered.

Huck

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 10:38 PM
Are you gonna bring your velvet rope from home? :biggrin:

I reserve that for the minions. :devil:

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 10:43 PM
Uh-huh? Perhaps Danger will need some extra attention--maybe more than one cut, er I mean...definitely a puffy hat for him.

*reviews notes on measurements* Hmmm...it seems I measured 2 hands exactly, and you got two hands plus one finger there. We better recheck that.

I'll bring green apple martinis too - that always helps me to keep a steady hand. <-- :devil:

Oh, you're a wonderful minion! I might have to bring you up for promotion early. I think gold goes better with your complexion anyway, don't you agree?

Danger
Apr10-05, 10:46 PM
Uh-huh? Perhaps Danger will need some extra attention--maybe more than one cut, er I mean...
Well, like Rod Stewart said... :rolleyes:

I'll bring green apple martinis too - that always helps me to keep a steady hand. <-- :devil:
Okay... that part worries me just a little. :uhh:

Huckleberry
Apr10-05, 10:49 PM
Wanna be a minion? SOS and I are taking the measurements for the uniforms. They're a nifty dark blue with silver-lined capes for the new recruits, and gold trim if you advance to captain. So far we've got Huck and Artman signed up. Oh, and apparently getting to swoop is a big selling point. :biggrin: Plus, VIP treatment at the cancer clinic. Non-minions have to wait in line.

You forgot the poofy hats. You can't forget the poofy hats and the swooping. We need poofy hats so we can swoop unexpectedly.

P.S. Is it bad that I got a 7 on a basic relativity test? How about if I took it again a few seconds later and got an 8? Itold you my attention span was short, maybe 10 seconds. Who are you people anyway?

What was the question again?
Huck

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 10:55 PM
You forgot the poofy hats. You can't forget the poofy hats and the swooping. We need poofy hats so we can swoop unexpectedly.

Oh, no! Poofy hats aren't for swooping, poofy hats are for lulling the enemy into a false sense of security. The silver-lined capes are for swooping! Like this:
*swoops off sofa onto Danger with a flourish of cape*

Itold you my attention span was short, maybe 10 seconds. Who are you people anyway?

What was the question again?

You were just volunteering to help me train the other minions on swooping with a proper swooshing of capes. *hands Huck his brand new cape* Don't worry, we'll get the rest of the uniform made soon enough. :biggrin:

Danger
Apr10-05, 10:56 PM
You forgot the poofy hats.
SOS promised me a poofy hat just a couple of posts back.

We need poofy hats so we can swoop unexpectedly.
I'm too old to swoop. I don't know that a poofy hat will be all that advantageous for skulking. :confused:

Danger
Apr10-05, 11:00 PM
*swoops off sofa onto Danger with a flourish of cape*
Hey...! I seem to have been swooped upon by something! What on Earth...? Must be some kind of bat. Birds lay eggs, so they don't need those things... Hmmmm.... I say now.... that's not half bad... :tongue2:

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 11:05 PM
Hey...! I seem to have been swooped upon by something! What on Earth...? Must be some kind of bat. Birds lay eggs, so they don't need those things... Hmmmm.... I say now.... that's not half bad... :tongue2:

So, what do you think of this new recruitment strategy? Ready to sign on as a minion yet? :biggrin:

Huckleberry
Apr10-05, 11:09 PM
Hey...! I seem to have been swooped upon by something! What on Earth...? Must be some kind of bat. Birds lay eggs, so they don't need those things... Hmmmm.... I say now.... that's not half bad... :tongue2:

See the technique? Didn't even see it coming.

SOS2008
Apr10-05, 11:22 PM
...Oh, you're a wonderful minion! I might have to bring you up for promotion early. I think gold goes better with your complexion anyway, don't you agree?And maybe I should bring some snacks too. Yes, I think I do look better in gold...
Oh, no! Poofy hats aren't for swooping, poofy hats are for lulling the enemy into a false sense of security. The silver-lined capes are for swooping! Like this: *swoops off sofa onto Danger with a flourish of cape*Exactly. If we act like Spartans to instill fear, there wouldn't be a false sense of security. Well done Moonbear! :biggrin:
You were just volunteering to help me train the other minions on swooping with a proper swooshing of capes. *hands Huck his brand new cape* Don't worry, we'll get the rest of the uniform made soon enough. :biggrin:I thought we were only giving capes and hats out to the male minions??

Danger
Apr10-05, 11:23 PM
So, what do you think of this new recruitment strategy? Ready to sign on as a minion yet? :biggrin:
I reluctantly admit defeat. Where do I sign up? (Conditional upon the being-swooped-upon continuing after I work for you.)

Oh yeah... and access to the velvet rope.

Huckleberry
Apr10-05, 11:24 PM
Hey! What's that supposed to mean! :grumpy:

SOS2008
Apr10-05, 11:25 PM
SOS promised me a poofy hat just a couple of posts back.Was I drinking green apple martinis? And did I say I'd love you in the morning by any chance?

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 11:25 PM
I thought we were only giving capes and hats out to the male minions??

Right. I'm still working on his poofy hat. Do you think we should give them swords too, or should they have to provide their own? :wink:

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 11:27 PM
I reluctantly admit defeat. Where do I sign up? (Conditional upon the being-swooped-upon continuing after I work for you.)

Oh yeah... and access to the velvet rope.

Minions never admit defeat! You've just made the obvious choice. :approve: :biggrin: Of course the swooping will continue. That's our main training exercise; we do a lot of that. :approve:

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 11:29 PM
Hey! What's that supposed to mean! :grumpy:

Um...it means as my first minion with the most seniority, you've just been promoted to captain as well. We'll have to measure you again to fit you with the gold-lined cape instead of the silver one. :tongue2:

SOS2008
Apr10-05, 11:29 PM
Right. I'm still working on his poofy hat. Do you think we should give them swords too, or should they have to provide their own? :wink:Definitely a sword--way better than a cod. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 11:33 PM
Definitely a sword--way better than a cod. :biggrin:

Cod? No floppy fish here!

Okay minions, you each will wear a well-honed sword of hard, forged steel. :biggrin: We'll need to take a few more measurements to ensure the sheaths are properly prepared for your swords.

Danger
Apr10-05, 11:38 PM
Was I drinking green apple martinis? And did I say I'd love you in the morning by any chance?
Uhhh... :uhh: yes. And yes, most assuredly you did. I even wrote it down so you wouldn't forget. :smile: Have another martini.

you each will wear a well-honed sword of hard, forged steel.
Is a broadsword essential, or will you settle for an epee? :redface:

Moonbear
Apr10-05, 11:49 PM
Is a broadsword essential, or will you settle for an epee? :redface:

Sorry for the delay, I had to google "epee."

http://www.unh.edu/fencing/epee.html
The epee evolved in 19th century Europe as the premiere dueling weapon replacing its predecessor, the small sword....

The epee is a thrusting weapon only, so touches must be scored with the point.

Yes, that will be acceptable. :biggrin:

Huckleberry
Apr10-05, 11:51 PM
Can I have a flamberge? Do they make sheaths for those or do they just hang from the belt? I can't wait to swoop with my flamberge.
Huck

Danger
Apr10-05, 11:54 PM
Yes, that will be acceptable. :biggrin:
(:blushing: :cool: :smile:)
We really need a smilie for 'profound relief'.

Danger
Apr10-05, 11:57 PM
I can't wait to swoop with my flamberge.
Huck
That sounds a little perilous. :uhh:

Huckleberry
Apr11-05, 12:07 AM
Hey wait, maybe I don't want a flamberge. The German word for it means flaming and the French word means flambouyant. :rofl: You can't make this stuff up.

I need a swoopy sword. Maybe something like a scimitar.
Huck

Smurf
Apr11-05, 12:10 AM
or you could just shower your enemies with ninja throwing stars

Danger
Apr11-05, 12:12 AM
Hey wait, maybe I don't want a flamberge. The German word for it means flaming
I'm really glad you brought that up. It took more will-power than you realize for me to not mention it. :biggrin:

Huckleberry
Apr11-05, 12:17 AM
It's alright Danger, don't hold back. If you see an opportunity like that go for it.

SOS2008
Apr11-05, 12:24 AM
Cod? No floppy fish here!

Okay minions, you each will wear a well-honed sword of hard, forged steel. :biggrin: We'll need to take a few more measurements to ensure the sheaths are properly prepared for your swords.Yes, safe sword use is important, and regular shining too.
Uhhh... :uhh: yes. And yes, most assuredly you did. I even wrote it down so you wouldn't forget. :smile: Have another martini.Uh-uh - I always say I'll still "respect" you in the morning. Busted!
or you could just shower your enemies with ninja throwing starsOr he could just not shower. :confused:

Danger
Apr11-05, 12:33 AM
It's alright Danger, don't hold back. If you see an opportunity like that go for it.
I wasn't actually holding back through politeness; it was more laziness. I wanted to quote Smurf when he welcomed either you or Zygotic Embryo with a warning not to be 'too flaming'. I couldn't be bothered to try to find it.

Yes, safe sword use is important, and regular shining too.
Are you, by any chance, the official sword polisher?


Uh-uh - I always say I'll still "respect" you in the morning. Busted!
But you had a lot of martinis. On the other hand, so did I, so maybe I heard it wrong. :redface:

Huckleberry
Apr11-05, 12:36 AM
Or he could just not shower.

Nah, that would make it too difficult to swoop unexpectedly. Plus I wouldn't want to get my cape any dirtier than I had to.

Huck

SOS2008
Apr11-05, 12:40 AM
Are you, by any chance, the official sword polisher?I will need to check with Moonbear. You guys are making so many sword requests, I think we may need more female minions to help. We already need someone to take charge of the velvet rope. :eek:
But you had a lot of martinis. On the other hand, so did I, so maybe I heard it wrong. :redface:That's okay. *pours another martini* Here's to swooping - whoohooo!

SOS2008
Apr11-05, 12:45 AM
Nah, that would make it too difficult to swoop unexpectedly. Plus I wouldn't want to get my cape any dirtier than I had to.

HuckGood thinking--they'd smell him a mile away. Don't worry about your cape. We have a laundromat--because sometimes we must do some dirty work. :devil:

Moonbear
Apr11-05, 12:52 AM
Are you, by any chance, the official sword polisher?

As admiral here, I hand out the sword polishing duties!

*paces back and forth in front of the minions* Now, everyone line up for the white glove inspection! *begins examining swords, looks closely* Now, hold those swords at attention! Hmmm...this one doesn't look polished enough. *rubs sword* See how much better it looks when properly polished? Now, take note minions, you're not going to get the best shine if you're rubbing the sword while it's still dry. A little spit polishing goes a long way. *licks sword and rubs it* See?
*continues pacing in front of the troops*
And remember you also need to properly care for the sheath for the sword. They need to be properly conditioned so they don't dry out. If you attempt to put your sword into a dry sheath, you run a great risk of injury to you and your sword.

cronxeh
Apr11-05, 12:53 AM
ah for crying out loud.. go to sleep :grumpy:

Danger
Apr11-05, 12:53 AM
We have a laundromat--because sometimes we must do some dirty work. :devil:
Maybe you should hand out medals at every opportunity as well, just to help unbalance the load. :biggrin:

Danger
Apr11-05, 12:57 AM
A little spit polishing goes a long way. *licks sword and rubs it* See?
:redface: <raises hand timidly> Admiral, Ma'am, Sir? What if it goes off by accident? Someone could lose an eye. :blushing:

SOS2008
Apr11-05, 01:00 AM
As admiral here, I hand out the sword polishing duties!

*paces back and forth in front of the minions* Now, everyone line up for the white glove inspection! *begins examining swords, looks closely* Now, hold those swords at attention! Hmmm...this one doesn't look polished enough. *rubs sword* See how much better it looks when properly polished? Now, take note minions, you're not going to get the best shine if you're rubbing the sword while it's still dry. A little spit polishing goes a long way. *licks sword and rubs it* See?
*continues pacing in front of the troops*
And remember you also need to properly care for the sheath for the sword. They need to be properly conditioned so they don't dry out. If you attempt to put your sword into a dry sheath, you run a great risk of injury to you and your sword. :rofl: *clears throat* Yes admiral, the spit shine is helpful.

Moonbear
Apr11-05, 01:00 AM
Maybe you should hand out medals at every opportunity as well, just to help unbalance the load. :biggrin:

Good idea, though sometimes it's just easier to...oh dear...I was about to say break a few ball bearings in the washer motor, but that sounds all wrong. :uhh: :bugeye: Yeah, I think we'll stick with awarding lots of medals. Medals pinned to the capes will look really snazzy. :biggrin: SOS, you're in charge of recommending minions for medals. But first, I'll award you with this medal of valor for going above and beyond the call of duty keeping the minion's uniforms clean. Oh, and another medal is in order for doing all those uniform measurements in the constant presence of Danger. :biggrin:

cronxeh
Apr11-05, 01:04 AM
well.. some of us gotta be in class in 7 hours.. and i have yet to fall aslee.......zzzzz

Moonbear
Apr11-05, 01:05 AM
:redface: <raises hand timidly> Admiral, Ma'am, Sir? What if it goes off by accident? Someone could lose an eye. :blushing:

You, blushing?! :rolleyes:

Oh, right, when you're displaying or using your swords for purely ceremonial purposes or during practice sessions, remember to use the safety tips. They just slide on like this. *demonstrates proper use of safety tips on swords*

*clears throat* Yes admiral, the spit shine is helpful.

Good job! I believe that deserves yet another medal.

Danger
Apr11-05, 01:05 AM
Oh, and another medal is in order for doing all those uniform measurements in the constant presence of Danger. :biggrin:
Just making sure she didn't dawdle over her work. There were some suspiciously long inseam measurements going on, and I noticed that she didn't have her tape with her.

SOS2008
Apr11-05, 01:07 AM
ah for crying out loud.. go to sleep :grumpy:A few more things to iron out first (we do that in the laundromat too). Maybe you should hand out medals at every opportunity as well, just to help unbalance the load. :biggrin:The Admiral has given me my orders (the Maytag suggestion has been noted :biggrin: ).
:redface: <raises hand timidly> Admiral, Ma'am, Sir? What if it goes off by accident? Someone could lose an eye. :blushing:This is under consideration by the Admiral at this time.

Moonbear
Apr11-05, 01:08 AM
well.. some of us gotta be in class in 7 hours.. and i have yet to fall aslee.......zzzzz

Don't look at me, I'm awake for the night I think. I took a nap after mowing the lawn, and then another one after doing the rest of the yard work today, and then went out for ice cream and came back and took another nap (I sort of managed to dehydrate myself enough doing the yard work to wind up with a killer headache...but once I got some food and water into me, and a few naps, I'm good for the night now...we seem to have skipped directly from freezing to heat wave and missed Spring again).

Moonbear
Apr11-05, 01:10 AM
Just making sure she didn't dawdle over her work. There were some suspiciously long inseam measurements going on, and I noticed that she didn't have her tape with her.

Very good. SOS, this might be medal-worthy of Danger. What's your recommendation?

Danger
Apr11-05, 01:16 AM
Very good. SOS, this might be medal-worthy of Danger. What's your recommendation?
I'm truly honoured, Ms. Admiral, Sir. If, however, I don't log off and bag some ZZZ's immediately, it will have to be posthumous. I really am exhausted and tomorrow's a day shift. I'll check in while I'm getting ready for work. 'night.

Huckleberry
Apr11-05, 01:16 AM
Its very satisfying to be the minion of a mad scientist. I should have done it a long time ago.

we seem to have skipped directly from freezing to heat wave and missed Spring again).
__________________

What's up with that anyway. Like two weeks ago it was freezing here. Now its almost 70F. Walking down teh street there are people in winter coats and people in t-shirts staring at each other questioningly like the sun came up one morning and it was flourescent green.

Huck

Moonbear
Apr11-05, 01:21 AM
What's up with that anyway. Like two weeks ago it was freezing here. Now its almost 70F. Walking down teh street there are people in winter coats and people in t-shirts staring at each other questioningly like the sun came up one morning and it was flourescent green.

Huck

I'd be staring at people pretty questioningly too if the sun was fluorescent green! :bugeye: It hit 85 F this afternoon here. I don't know what the temperature is currently, but my window is open and there isn't a breeze to be found. :yuck:

SOS2008
Apr11-05, 01:24 AM
Very good. SOS, this might be medal-worthy of Danger. What's your recommendation?In measuring by length of hand, we do not use tape measures, especially in the presence of Danger.

Danger's mechanical contributions and safety concerns do deserve a medal (though he has been drinking a lot of the green apple martinis).

Moonbear
Apr11-05, 01:34 AM
In measuring by length of hand, we do not use tape measures, especially in the presence of Danger.

Danger's mechanical contributions and safety concerns do deserve a medal (though he has been drinking a lot of the green apple martinis).

Okay, two medals to Danger. One for his mechanical contributions and one for bringing up the safety concerns that have prevented countless eye injuries. :biggrin:

Huckleberry
Apr11-05, 01:49 AM
Well, it's bedtime for Bonzo. I've got class in a few hours and I have to wake up early to do my homework. I'm such a bad minion! I'll submit myself for punishment at the first opportunity.

Huckleberry out...

Danger
Apr11-05, 07:00 AM
Just up for my midnight snack and thought I'd check in. Gone again.

Artman
Apr11-05, 08:26 AM
Okay, so we have minions swooshing around, velvet ropes, poofy hats, spit shined swords, capes, and glittering metals; sounds like Liberace in the French foriegn legion. :biggrin:

I put my practice tip on, but my sword needs a good going over with some spit and polish and then a good, hard, long, thrusting practice. :tongue2:

(Singing) <Yo ho yo ho the minion's life for me.> :biggrin:

Danger
Apr11-05, 10:13 AM
sounds like Liberace in the French foriegn legion. :biggrin:
:rofl:
But I would like to think that I'm a little more particular about who is doing the spit-shining.:yuck:

I put my practice tip on, but my sword needs a good going over with some spit and polish and then a good, hard, long, thrusting practice. :tongue2:
Shouldn't you insert your macro here, just in case. :wink:

(Singing) <Yo ho yo ho the minion's life for me.> :biggrin:
Stick to the play, man; your songwriting is scary. :bugeye:

Artman
Apr11-05, 10:27 AM
Shouldn't you insert your macro here, just in case. :wink: I never said who should do it, just that it needed doing. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr11-05, 10:33 AM
Okay, so we have minions swooshing around, velvet ropes, poofy hats, spit shined swords, capes, and glittering metals; sounds like Liberace in the French foriegn legion. :biggrin:

I put my practice tip on, but my sword needs a good going over with some spit and polish and then a good, hard, long, thrusting practice. :tongue2:

(Singing) <Yo ho yo ho the minion's life for me.> :biggrin:

See, I knew the swords would attract all the nerd pirates into minionhood.

:uhh: *looks around* Did Danger already leave for work? :rofl:

Moonbear
Apr11-05, 11:27 AM
What have you done to quote-proof your post? I tried clicking on "quote" and nothing appeared! :grumpy: Now I have to do it the long way.

What about bodkins?

Another one I had to look up.

The fourth definitions down at http://www.wordreference.com/definition/bodkin
a dagger with a slender blade

(I hope you weren't referring to the first few definitions, which are sewing needles and something for threading ribbon through a needle :rolleyes:)

Hmm...I don't think so. Size does matter for minions' weapons, and short AND slender just isn't going to look right with the cape and poofy hat.

Edit: Ha ha...no wonder you were quote-proofed...you had deleted your post while I was trying to quote it. Too late! You've been caught with the short sword! :rofl:

arildno
Apr11-05, 11:31 AM
It's an excellent weapon for back-stabbing, though..

Moonbear
Apr11-05, 11:33 AM
It's an excellent weapon for back-stabbing, though..

You mean like when you delete a post I'm quoting making it look like I'm talking to myself? :tongue2:

arildno
Apr11-05, 11:34 AM
You mean like when you delete a post I'm quoting making it look like I'm talking to myself? :tongue2:
For example..

SOS2008
Apr11-05, 11:36 AM
...I'm such a bad minion! I'll submit myself for punishment at the first opportunity.Why do I get the feeling he wants a punishment? :rofl:
Hmm...I don't think so. Size does matter for minions' weapons, and short AND slender just isn't going to look right with the cape and poofy hat.Agreed--and why do I get the feeling it may have been a good idea to delete the post?

arildno
Apr11-05, 11:39 AM
Well, I have only spoken hypothetically, of course, and certainly no first person reference assumptions should be made merely on account of my mention of bodkins.
However, should ALL minions have poofy hats?

Moonbear
Apr11-05, 11:49 AM
Well, I have only spoken hypothetically, of course, and certainly no first person reference assumptions should be made merely on account of my mention of bodkins.

Uh huh. :rolleyes:

However, should ALL minions have poofy hats?

Absolutely! They serve a dual purpose. Aside from lulling the enemy into a false sense of security so you can swoop on them when they are unsuspecting, it can also be used to quickly conceal your weapon should it inadvertently become exposed at the improper time.

arildno
Apr11-05, 12:01 PM
It is very difficult to conceal a broadsword quickly. A bodkin, however..

Artman
Apr11-05, 12:52 PM
I find, after much trying, that I cannot spit polish my own sword. (I fear that if I could I would never go to work.) :biggrin: But I do get a nice buff polish, will that suffice? I think I need an inspection. :tongue2: (A platonic one that will in no way upset my wife, or APOTWINWUMW for short) :biggrin:

Huckleberry
Apr11-05, 02:01 PM
Hmm, seems this thread has fallen off the board and into the Archives. I'm assumiong the archive is like a grave and that if I post here I will in essence be ressurrecting the thread? Is that how it works?
Are Minions allowed to do that?
Huck

Artman
Apr11-05, 02:46 PM
...Are Minions allowed to do that?Were you firmly grasping your sword and swinging it wildly while swooping through with your cape fluttering dramatically and your poofy hat...well...just wearing your poofy hat while you resurrected it?

Moonbear
Apr11-05, 03:07 PM
I find, after much trying, that I cannot spit polish my own sword. (I fear that if I could I would never go to work.) :biggrin: But I do get a nice buff polish, will that suffice? I think I need an inspection. :tongue2: (A platonic one that will in no way upset my wife, or APOTWINWUMW for short) :biggrin:

We have plenty of volunteers in the cancer clinic who can help you with that spit polishing you need. Perhaps you should get your wife to volunteer over there; it's a good cause and would save you a lot of typing. I know I'll never remember the acronym "APOTWINWUMW" without copy and pasting. :biggrin:

Huckleberry
Apr11-05, 04:17 PM
Were you firmly grasping your sword and swinging it wildly while swooping through with your cape fluttering dramatically and your poofy hat...well...just wearing your poofy hat while you resurrected it?

Ofcourse I was. I wouldn't be a good minion if I didn't do the swooping and the swooshing. (Why do I suddenly feel like Jerry Lewis?)

Hey, I just started my first thread. It was a very satisfying experience, akin to sword polishing. I hope my thread and I have a long, healthy relationship. ("Is science a religion" under general philosophy)

Huck

SOS2008
Apr11-05, 04:46 PM
It is very difficult to conceal a broadsword quickly. A bodkin, however.. :rofl:
Were you firmly grasping your sword and swinging it wildly while swooping through with your cape fluttering dramatically and your poofy hat...well...just wearing your poofy hat while you resurrected it? :rofl: :rofl:
Of course I was. I wouldn't be a good minion if I didn't do the swooping and the swooshing. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Danger keeps flashing instead of swooping, so I'm having a hard time pinning medals on his cape! :tongue2:

Huckleberry
Apr11-05, 04:57 PM
It is always difficult to stay focused in the presence of Danger!

Moonbear
Apr11-05, 07:10 PM
It is always difficult to stay focused in the presence of Danger!

:rofl: Very true!!!

SOS, if you can't pin the medals on the cape, just pin them to his chest. After the first one, he should stand a bit more still while you pin the rest to the cape. :devil:

SOS2008
Apr11-05, 07:29 PM
It is always difficult to stay focused in the presence of Danger!Yes - it's hard!
:rofl: Very true!!!

SOS, if you can't pin the medals on the cape, just pin them to his chest. After the first one, he should stand a bit more still while you pin the rest to the cape. :devil:I don't know if it's okay to swoop upon a fellow minion, but I managed to get one pinned...in the back...

Huckleberry
Apr11-05, 07:29 PM
:rofl: Very true!!!

SOS, if you can't pin the medals on the cape, just pin them to his chest. After the first one, he should stand a bit more still while you pin the rest to the cape. :devil:

When sailors graduated from their Navy SEALs training they would have their medals pinned directly on their chest, with a resounding thump I imagine. Having met a few SEALs I would say it didn't do much to keep them tranquil very long. Come to think of it I don't think I would want to sit still for someone who wanted to stick a needle in me either.

Moonbear
Apr11-05, 07:32 PM
When sailors graduated from their Navy SEALs training they would have their medals pinned directly on their chest, with a resounding thump I imagine. Having met a few SEALs I would say it didn't do much to keep them tranquil very long. Come to think of it I don't think I would want to sit still for someone who wanted to stick a needle in me either.

I don't think it was just SEALs. Wasn't there something in the news a few years back about hazing of cadets that way?

Danger
Apr11-05, 08:14 PM
(Why do I suddenly feel like Jerry Lewis?)
You're confused, son. Jerry Lewis was a so-so comedian. Ben and Jerry's is what you're craving.

Hey, I just started my first thread. It was a very satisfying experience, akin to sword polishing. I hope my thread and I have a long, healthy relationship. ("Is science a religion" under general philosophy)
Congrats upon the birth of Huck Jr. I probably won't post upon him, but will check in from time to time in an unclely manner to make sure he's okay. I will give you my answer to his title, though. If you snoop back through the freakazoid thread ('Cosmology....') and either the one about the Pope's death or the Gospel According to Judas or whatever, you'll see that my old man was a preacher. His definition of religion was "one's total response to the whole of life". I take that as my own, by which Science most assuredly is a religion. By that same definition, even I have a religion, which I put down on any form that still has the audacity to ask: Semi-militant atheist. (You can believe whatever you like and I'll discuss it or argue it or totally avoid discussing it at your pleasure without it affecting friendship; if you try to convert me, I will fall on you like a ball of neutronium.)

Huckleberry
Apr11-05, 08:30 PM
I don't remember hearing about it, but it wouldn't surprise me. Boys will be boys.

http://www.jour.unr.edu/interactive/hazing/military.htm

They have really toned down that shellback ceremony for the crossing of the equator. I went through it umm, lets see, errr, early 97 I think. Feels like longer than that, but I'm pretty sure that's right. We had just come from the coast of Albania in the Adriatic. We were picking up refugees who were fleeing en masse on tiny fishing boats. One boat even tried to board us :eek: climbing up some rigging for some smaller boats that we had let down to help out other refugees. This was all months, maybe half a year before I heard anything about it in the U.S. press.

Immediately after that we went down to Zaire to evacuate some people. That was just before it became the Democratic Republic of the Congo. We crossed the equator at the 0/0 mark and had a shellback ceremony. 0/0 mark is emerald shellback, 0/180 is diamond shellback, and I think anywhere else is just a shellback.

There was no hitting or kissing of anyone's belly as the site says. It was a humiliating experience but fun too. We did things like four people trying to blow water out of a padeye at once. We walked around in human chains holding the hands inbetween our legs. We wore our clothing inside out and painted big "P" for polywog over it all. We had to crawl through carefully selected garbage, were baptized into shellbackhood and made some speeches or vows or some such to King Neptune. The worst part by far was eating a few teaspoons of cod liver oil and dried cottage cheese. It was fun though and afterwards I threw out my sneakers. I had no hope the stink would ever come out. They were gonners.

Why did I write all that?
Huck

Moonbear
Apr11-05, 08:41 PM
They have really toned down that shellback ceremony for the crossing of the equator.

Why is it that as soon as you get a group of men together, they turn into the Lord of the Flies boys? :rolleyes:

Huckleberry
Apr11-05, 09:00 PM
Why is it that as soon as you get a group of men together, they turn into the Lord of the Flies boys? :rolleyes:

Would you have it any other way?

I heard that before the first settlements in the United States there were European men here. Because there were no women the men never formed established settlements. I would call it the Lord of the Flies social construct effect. There's probably a real term for it but I don't know it.

Why do I start so many posts with I heard once, or I read somewhere? I kind of irk myself writing that all the time and feel like I don't really know anything, just have a lot of opinions. Oh well, I guess the only alternative is to not post anything. Some might say that would be the better option

What was the question?
Huck, MoM

hypatia
Apr11-05, 09:15 PM
Nice first thread you have there Huck.
The men I go hunting with are so use to me{one of the guys}, that they revert to"Lord of the Flys" with in a hour of arriving at camp. I'm thinking it must be genetic.

Huckleberry
Apr11-05, 09:17 PM
Lord of the Flies social construct effect = The ability of a group of men when not in the prescence of women to only get as far as "Conch" when trying to rationalize the word "conscious." Note that whoever holds the physical representation of consciousness is the only one allowed to think and speak at the same time. Otherwise any resemblance of organization would immediately break down into its composite parts and men would wander the Earth aimlessly.

(edit)Did I spell that right? How embarrassing would that be. Well, atleast I've already written my excuse into the post. :uhh:

Huck MoM

Moonbear
Apr11-05, 09:29 PM
Apparently flexing muscles and other forms of posturing to impress women is inhibitory to this LOTF effect. Unless it's just that they are so used to having women telling them what to do their whole life that they just don't know what to do when there's suddenly no woman around to do that. :biggrin:

SOS2008
Apr11-05, 09:30 PM
Thank you all for the enlightenment. And to think I use to think a group of men was like a pack of wild...

Huckleberry
Apr11-05, 09:31 PM
Nice first thread you have there Huck.
The men I go hunting with are so use to me{one of the guys}, that they revert to"Lord of the Flys" with in a hour of arriving at camp. I'm thinking it must be genetic.

Hey, thanks Hypatia! I'm not sure how it will go over but I hope that the arguments aren't because it wasn't well thought out.

Yeah, I think it is a subconscious thing based on authority and breeding rights. Maybe it is genetic, some throwback to ancient times like the 1950's. I'm curious to see how the role of men will change with the rapidly changing role of women in society. I have a feeling it will be interesting. Could go either way still (greater increase in aggression to compesate, or more of a blending of male and female qualities in both genders).

I think it was Animal Planet I was watching this show about some bird that lives on the Nile river. With the decrease of the crocodile population, their largest predator, the birds began to evolve. The females became larger than the males and began to search for food and bring it back to the nest. The males became smaller and stayed at the nest to keep the eggs warm. I wish I could remember the rationale behind that. Now that I think about it they might have mentioned something about DDT in the episode as well which is still used in many places in Africa because of the high risk of malaria.

Huck MoM

Moonbear
Apr11-05, 09:34 PM
Thank you all for the enlightenment. And to think I use to think a group of men was like a pack of wild...

Some reason you're not finishing the sentence for us? :tongue:

Huckleberry
Apr11-05, 09:39 PM
Apparently flexing muscles and other forms of posturing to impress women is inhibitory to this LOTF effect. Unless it's just that they are so used to having women telling them what to do their whole life that they just don't know what to do when there's suddenly no woman around to do that. :biggrin:

Posturing between two males still exists but it is a completely different type of posturing. ie. Who can fart for volume (sound and cubic area), toxicity and duration. Who can urinate for distance. Any competetitive exploit will do, the more physical the better, hence the birth of sports.

When left to our own devices those are the things the stereotypical man is prone to do. A whole different form of posturing is done around women.

Huck MoM

SOS2008
Apr11-05, 09:45 PM
Some reason you're not finishing the sentence for us? :tongue: :rofl: Right. When it is a "fill-in-the-blank" I will indicate this in the future.

Moonbear
Apr11-05, 09:47 PM
Posturing between two males still exists but it is a completely different type of posturing. ie. Who can fart for volume (sound and cubic area), toxicity and duration. Who can urinate for distance. Any competetitive exploit will do, the more physical the better, hence the birth of sports.

Ah, yes, every so often, the men forget there's a woman in their presence and we get a glimpse into that world of male behavior. :yuck: :rofl:

Huckleberry
Apr11-05, 10:02 PM
Or a wiff as the case may be

Moonbear
Apr11-05, 10:03 PM
Or a wiff as the case may be

:yuck: Just how do men manage to accomplish such lethal farts anyway? :yuck:

Huckleberry
Apr11-05, 10:10 PM
:yuck: Just how do men manage to accomplish such lethal farts anyway? :yuck:
:approve: :biggrin: Were gastrically endowed I suppose, or challenged depending on who's doing the smellin'

Who are you fooling? Women fart too but only in private or around their husband, which is basically the same thing.

Huck MoM

Moonbear
Apr11-05, 10:17 PM
:approve: :biggrin: Were gastrically endowed I suppose, or challenged depending on who's doing the smellin'

Who are you fooling? Women fart too but only in private or around their husband, which is basically the same thing.

Huck MoM

We fart, but they aren't as lethal (hence being able to sneak them without you noticing).

Won't Artman be pleased when he returns and sees what new lows this thread has sunk to? :rofl:

The_Professional
Apr11-05, 10:18 PM
We fart, but they aren't as lethal (hence being able to sneak them without you noticing).


Let's not go there...

/covers nose

BicycleTree
Apr11-05, 10:21 PM
I think all farts smell about the same, and I read somewhere that women (being smaller) do fart somewhat less than men. Also vegetarians have more flatulence than meat-eaters.

Moonbear
Apr11-05, 10:21 PM
Oh, geez, HUCK!!!! *grabs gas mask*

SOS2008
Apr11-05, 10:42 PM
This reminds me of another birthday card--I wanted to get it for MIH. It said something like: "Is it your birthday? I thought those farts smelled like cake"

And to digress further (in the digress thread that it is) I use to work with a girl whose husband would hold her under the blankets and fart. SO romantic. :yuck:

cronxeh
Apr11-05, 10:44 PM
gah..

*shakes head and leaves*

Moonbear
Apr11-05, 10:47 PM
And to digress further (in the digress thread that it is) I use to work with a girl whose husband would hold her under the blankets and fart. SO romantic. :yuck:

Thanks, sometimes it's good to be reminded why being single is a good thing! :biggrin:

Huckleberry
Apr11-05, 10:49 PM
I think all farts smell about the same, and I read somewhere that women (being smaller) do fart somewhat less than men. Also vegetarians have more flatulence than meat-eaters.

You probably haven't smelled too many farts then. HAve you seen the movie "Sideways"? Farts have a flavor and a texture that can relate to you the overall health and diet of an individual.

Huck MoM

Huckleberry
Apr11-05, 10:52 PM
This reminds me of another birthday card--I wanted to get it for MIH. It said something like: "Is it your birthday? I thought those farts smelled like cake"

And to digress further (in the digress thread that it is) I use to work with a girl whose husband would hold her under the blankets and fart. SO romantic. :yuck:

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
Can you imagine that going to divorce court? Could that be considered assault?

Moonbear
Apr11-05, 10:59 PM
I think all farts smell about the same, and I read somewhere that women (being smaller) do fart somewhat less than men. Also vegetarians have more flatulence than meat-eaters.
You probably haven't smelled too many farts then. HAve you seen the movie "Sideways"? Farts have a flavor and a texture that can relate to you the overall health and diet of an individual.


I'm thinking he must be an only child. Maybe he has a sister, but he couldn't have had any brothers if he hasn't been exposed to the finer nuances of fart smells. (Don't worry BT, you haven't missed out on anything worth experiencing. :tongue:)

cronxeh
Apr11-05, 11:04 PM
I think the reason PF administration decided not to count posts from GD is because of Moonbear. Her spam-o-meter counter would lag the forums

Moonbear
Apr11-05, 11:10 PM
I think the reason PF administration decided not to count posts from GD is because of Moonbear. Her spam-o-meter counter would lag the forums

Hey, it's not spam! It might not be high brow, but it is conversation. :tongue: If they counted GD posts, I'd probably have a post count to rival Russ_Watters'! I just have a serious addiction to this thread. :frown:

cronxeh
Apr11-05, 11:12 PM
now now.. its alright

*hug*

lets go ill make you green tea and we can talk all about your addiction.. *hands over the bunny slippers*

Tell me about your childhood..

Math Is Hard
Apr11-05, 11:38 PM
I think the reason PF administration decided not to count posts from GD is because of Moonbear. Her spam-o-meter counter would lag the forums
how do you pronounce that, anyway? Is it SPAM-O-meter or spam-AH-meter?

Math Is Hard
Apr12-05, 12:19 AM
awww... thready... what are you doing still up? can't you sleep?
come here, schmoonchkin, I will sing you a little song my grand-mama use to sing to me. She sang it in New Zealandish, but I will translate.

Good night, little thready, lullaby~~
No one here really wants you to die.
if you wake in the night with a thirst~~
don't ask SOS for water- she'll poison it first.

there, now.. sleep tight!

Moonbear
Apr12-05, 12:34 AM
now now.. its alright

*hug*

lets go ill make you green tea and we can talk all about your addiction.. *hands over the bunny slippers*

Tell me about your childhood..

*sniffles, rubs eyes* Bunny slippers! I remember my bunnies. :smile: There was Bugsy and Pointsettia, which were my rabbits. They were supposed to be a male and a female, but my parents were a bit challenged when it came to determining the sex of pets they bought for me, so they wound up both being females. Then they decided they'd try to get a male rabbit (they wanted to breed them, though I don't know what plans they had for the baby bunnies since I was too young), and they brought home a really cute black and white rabbit that we named Patches. But they gave that one to my sister. :grumpy: (I didn't like sharing pets with my sister, especially since Patches was the only friendly one that liked being held and petted.) Well, it turns out Patches was a girl bunny too, so there were no baby bunnies to be had, and my parents gave up on buying bunnies.

We then moved onto guinea pigs. My parents were no longer interested in the pet breeding idea, so attempted to get two females, and sure enough, we got a male and a female. There was Muppet and Moppet (hey, I was only 5 when I got to name them). Moppet died, so they bought Moppet II. They were supposed to be kept in separate cages, but I felt sorry for them not being allowed to play together...they really liked playing together. :biggrin: Little did I know that I would start my life of animal breeding at 5 years old. Muppet (thereafter known as Mama) and Moppet II had three baby guinea pigs...a black male with just a white spot on his nose, who I named Spooky (he was my favorite; actually, he was everyone's favorite, just a friendly little thing), an orange and black female that I named Ding (hey, do I have to keep reminding you I was only 5?), and then an all brown one that I wanted to name Dong, but my parents insisted I couldn't name my guinea pigs Ding and Dong, so I went with the rather bland name Cocoa. Poor Cocoa grew up to resent his boring name and turned bad. We had to give him away because he kept fighting with his brother and kept biting me when I tried to play with him.

Oh, I forgot the parakeets. I had blue parakeets (as far back as I can remember, we had a parakeet). They were named Tiny. :uhh: Yep, all of them. Then, one day Tiny got sick and went to the vet and came back as a green parakeet! :bugeye: It was the medicine they gave him, uh huh, that's what my mommy told me. :approve: I eventually learned that my mommy lied to me about a lot of things like that. Santa Claus was a big lie, and so was the Easter Bunny and even the Tooth Fairy! :frown: Is it any wonder I wound up so messed up as an adult, with all those lies my mommy told me as a child! :cry:

SOS2008
Apr12-05, 01:21 AM
awww... thready... what are you doing still up?

...don't ask SOS for water- she'll poison it first. :rofl: Whoo-whoa hold on there. I've been afraid I might become the greatest thread killer of all time. But I don't want to be a killer--really I don't. :cry:

And now we return to the next episode of "PF Couch"

They were supposed to be a male and a female (they wanted to breed them...Are you sure?
They were supposed to be kept in separate cages, but I felt sorry for them not being allowed to play together...they really liked playing together. :biggrin: Little did I know that I would start my life of animal breeding at 5 years old.Uh-hum, and an interest in sex as well?
...I wanted to name Dong, but my parents insisted I couldn't...Thank goodness there was some supervision on this one.

Maybe we can find some more green tea. Thanks for the night-nite story. :biggrin:

Huckleberry
Apr12-05, 01:26 AM
5 year olds make the coolest pet names. I remember my first pet. It was a grey and brown striped cat. Looked something like a calico. My sister and I had the responsibility to name him. I went first (cause I was older :rolleyes: ) and decided on Charlie. My sister, who was 4 or 5 at the time decided on Chin. So we called him Charlie Chin. He was the bestestest cat ever. The only cat I ever knew who would come when you called him. He took his time about it, but he always came over. Somebody ran over him one day and I saw my father digging a hole by a stone near the road.

Huck MoM

Moonbear
Apr12-05, 01:53 AM
I went first (cause I was older :rolleyes: ) and decided on Charlie. My sister, who was 4 or 5 at the time decided on Chin. So we called him Charlie Chin.
Cool name for a cat! When I was 5, it never occurred to me to give a pet a people name. But I like how you gave your cat two names. Very cute.

Somebody ran over him one day and I saw my father digging a hole by a stone near the road.

:cry: That's such a sad story! :cry:

Huckleberry
Apr12-05, 02:09 AM
Yeah, I was upset for a long time about Mr. Chin. Just a few months ago I passed the place I used to live then and I saw where the rock was. It's not there anymore but I remember the place. The first thing I thought was "That's where Charlie Chin is."

That cat made a strong impression on me. We had several pets later and some of them didn't even get names. They never really imprinted on me. I don't know if it was because I was getting older or if Charlie Chin was just an awesome cat. I prefer to think as Charlie Chin as an awesome cat. It seems to give his memory more meaning to me.

Huck MoM

Artman
Apr12-05, 08:18 AM
We fart, but they aren't as lethal (hence being able to sneak them without you noticing).

Won't Artman be pleased when he returns and sees what new lows this thread has sunk to? :rofl:I just can't believe this! Poor little Franzbear! the lanquage that he is being subjected to. :grumpy:



So, did you hear about the old lady that went to the doctor and told him, "Doctor, I keep passing gas. Now, they don't smell bad and they are silent but it happens all the time."

The doctor said, "Here are some pills, take these and come back to me in a week."

A week later the lady came back and said, "Doctor, I took those pills and they don't work. I'm still passing gas, they're still silent, but now it smells awful!"

The doctor said, "Okay, we've corrected your sinus problem; now let's see what we can do about your hearing." :tongue:

Danger
Apr12-05, 09:35 AM
Geez, it just isn't safe to turn my back on you lot for a second, is it? I think that this is going to hurt my typing fingers. (Here Lucy...)

wearing your poofy hat while you resurrected it?
Did the term 'poofy hat' even exist back when you went bareheaded, or is there a correlation? :rolleyes:

Perhaps you should get your wife to volunteer over there
It would probably cramp his style having her so close, but I would be interested in meeting her... (purely from an anthropological perspective, of course).

I don't know if it's okay to swoop upon a fellow minion
Please...

The men I go hunting with
With or for?

Who can fart for volume (sound and cubic area), toxicity and duration. Who can urinate for distance.
Just make sure not to combine them. Those liquid farts are the worst!

:yuck: Just how do men manage to accomplish such lethal farts anyway? :yuck:
Practise, baby... lots of practise. (And a carefully selected diet. It's the only possible reason to eat brocolli.)

This reminds me of another birthday card--I wanted to get it for MIH. It said something like: "Is it your birthday? I thought those farts smelled like cake"
:rofl: :rofl: Just be damned careful with the candles...

And to digress further (in the digress thread that it is) I use to work with a girl whose husband would hold her under the blankets and fart. SO romantic. :yuck:
That 'mistake' of mine that married my best friend, after living with him for over a year, wanted to have him put in his wedding vows that he wouldn't do that any more.

Cool name for a cat! When I was 5, it never occurred to me to give a pet a people name. But I like how you gave your cat two names. Very cute.
I'm not going to, at this point, say anything about my first favourite cat. The last one before Lucy, I bought from the Calgary animal shelter when he was 10 years old. His favourite thing was to run up my body and wrap himself around my neck like a stole. That's how I carried him. He'd stay there for hours. The only problem was that if he started to slip, I'd have holes in my shoulders for a week. He was a tortoise-shell. I hate Siamese cats only because their voices are so annoying. This sucker was 16 pounds, and turned out to have a Siamese voice in proportion to his size. And he never shut up. All bloody day and half the night hollering for no reason at all. My mother named him 'Dingbat McBeth'. 'Dingbat' from the Gilbert and Sullivan song about 'Dingbat the singing cat; he sang so loud that he sang flat', and 'McBeth' from the Shakespeare quote that 'McBeth murders sleep'. He died almost exactly on his 20th birthday, and, good little atheist that I am, I talked to him for 2 hours while I buried him in his favourite sweater and Kitty Litter.
Lucy, incidentally, is the only cat I've ever known who has absolutely no idea what 'kitty' means, but answers to her name.

So, did you hear about the old lady that went to the doctor... ... let's see what we can do about your hearing." :tongue:
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
I don't have the energy or eyesight to proof this, so pardon any typos.

hypatia
Apr12-05, 10:03 AM
I shoot a 510 for deer..and a few beer cans

Danger
Apr12-05, 10:29 AM
I shoot a 510 for deer..and a few beer cans
My buddy used to drive a 510; I never knew it could be converted to a weapon. :rolleyes:

Okay, that was pretty lame. That sort of sounds like a Mossberg number, but I don't see it in my catalogues (they're from the 70's). 12 gauge? Rifle? RPG? :confused:

Moonbear
Apr12-05, 11:39 AM
Wow, this thread hasn't gotten very far since last night. I was sure that since I wasted so much time in the biology forum this morning...erm...maybe wasted isn't the right word :uhh:...that I'd find pages of new posts waiting for me here.

C'mon slackers, stop sitting on your hands and get to typing! :biggrin:

Huckleberry
Apr12-05, 12:55 PM
You think Danger is upset he wasn't present for all the fart jokes?

Danger, that cat sounds awesome. I'm not sure it is a cat though. It could have been an unfortunate parrot the way it sits on your shoulder and sings.

Huck MoM

BicycleTree
Apr12-05, 01:09 PM
Wow, this thread hasn't gotten very far since last night. I was sure that since I wasted so much time in the biology forum this morning...erm...maybe wasted isn't the right word :uhh:...that I'd find pages of new posts waiting for me here.

C'mon slackers, stop sitting on your hands and get to typing! :biggrin:
You're disappointed at few new posts?

I think that by now everyone has fully abandoned the idea of killing the thread.

arildno
Apr12-05, 01:22 PM
You're disappointed at few new posts?

I think that by now everyone has fully abandoned the idea of killing the thread.
It seems she's more interested in duelling&swordplay at the moment.

Artman
Apr12-05, 01:57 PM
I don't have the energy or eyesight to proof this, so pardon any typos.But your sinuses and hearing are okay now? :biggrin:

cronxeh
Apr12-05, 02:07 PM
I have very bad news.. sniff

today my dear Sharp Zaurus SL-5000D PDA has suffered a Massive Pixel Loss (MPL) on its beautiful 3.5" screen. I'm currently in a state of shock and despair. Please pray for my little Zaurus and hope the service center in Texas where the screen services will be held next week will take a good care of it. I'm hoping to get a replacement LCD screen for under $150, but you never know. This is a truly sad day in cronxville :frown:

AAGH!! WHY!! WHY MY LITTLE ZAURUS!! :cry:

Artman
Apr12-05, 02:31 PM
It seems she's more interested in duelling&swordplay at the moment....And swashbuckling.

(I left my swash unbuckled once and it ended up down around my knees.) :yuck: :biggrin:

Evo
Apr12-05, 02:35 PM
I have very bad news.. sniff

today my dear Sharp Zaurus SL-5000D PDA has suffered a Massive Pixel Loss (MPL) on its beautiful 3.5" screen. I'm currently in a state of shock and despair. Please pray for my little Zaurus and hope the service center in Texas where the screen services will be held next week will take a good care of it. I'm hoping to get a replacement LCD screen for under $150, but you never know. This is a truly sad day in cronxville :frown:

AAGH!! WHY!! WHY MY LITTLE ZAURUS!! :cry:That is indeed very sad cronxeh. :frown: I will keep my fingers crossed for you.

arildno
Apr12-05, 02:36 PM
...And swashbuckling.

(I left my swash unbuckled once and it ended up down around my knees.) :yuck: :biggrin:
As long as you unbuckle with a swash, rather than with a swish, it's okay with me.

Math Is Hard
Apr12-05, 02:37 PM
swish-buckling??? :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

franznietzsche
Apr12-05, 02:45 PM
swish-buckling??? :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Sounds dangerous... :uhh:

arildno
Apr12-05, 02:49 PM
Sounds dangerous... :uhh:
Agreed. You'd better watch your back, franz..

Artman
Apr12-05, 02:56 PM
swish-buckling??? :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:It's "swish-tickling," tickle not buckle. If you buckle your swish and tickle your swash, you're just asking for trouble (or making special friends if you do it to Danger, Huckleberry, Franz, cronxeh, or that Artman guy). :tongue2: :biggrin:

franznietzsche
Apr12-05, 03:02 PM
It's "swish-tickling," tickle not buckle. If you buckle your swish and tickle your swash, you're just asking for trouble (or making special friends if you do it to Danger, Huckleberry, Franz, cronxeh, or that Artman guy). :tongue2: :biggrin:


I wouldn't mind someone buckling my swish and tickling my swash, if ya know what I mean.... :tongue2:

Artman
Apr12-05, 03:05 PM
I wouldn't mind someone buckling my swish and tickling my swash, if ya know what I mean.... :tongue2:I do. A little swish tickling with a flourish could start your swash fluttering.

arildno
Apr12-05, 03:06 PM
franz, just a warning:
Don't flutter your swash too much; it might not close properly afterwards.

Moonbear
Apr12-05, 03:36 PM
I do. A little swish tickling with a flourish could start your swash fluttering.

This all seems to have me fluttering. Swish tickling, swash buckling, and swoosh flourishing! Oh my, has it gotten warm in here? :blushing:

SOS2008
Apr12-05, 04:05 PM
AAGH!! WHY!! WHY MY LITTLE ZAURUS!! :cry:I hope your Zaurus gets better soon too.

About the bunnies, it reminded me that one of the guys I use to work with brought in some baby desert tortoises one day for adoption. Really fascinating, but they burrow (i.e., under your patio, etc.) so I passed. The only pet I could have would be one that is self sufficient and not noisey--maybe a cat...My schedule is too erratic.

Artman
Apr12-05, 04:08 PM
This all seems to have me fluttering. Swish tickling, swash buckling, and swoosh flourishing! Oh my, has it gotten warm in here? :blushing:Are you saying, "is it warm in here or is it me?" Because it is warm in here and it is you. :tongue2: (By the way, I am saying that in APOTWINWUMW) :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr12-05, 04:21 PM
Are you saying, "is it warm in here or is it me?" Because it is warm in here and it is you. :tongue2: (By the way, I am saying that in APOTWINWUMW) :biggrin:

:biggrin: Okay, I think Artman gets a medal for flattery. SOS, you're slacking off on nominating minions for medals! :tongue:

I think we need to work more on this training exercise: swish swash swoosh!

:tongue2:

arildno
Apr12-05, 04:23 PM
:biggrin: Okay, I think Artman gets a medal for flattery.

:tongue2:
Shouldn't that be for..fluttery? :confused:

Moonbear
Apr12-05, 04:24 PM
Shouldn't that be for..fluttery? :confused:

:rofl: A medal for that too!

How's that washer doing SOS? Do we need to give out more medals?

Artman
Apr12-05, 05:10 PM
:biggrin: Okay, I think Artman gets a medal for flattery. SOS, you're slacking off on nominating minions for medals! :tongue:

I think we need to work more on this training exercise: swish swash swoosh!

:tongue2:Ooh, pin me. :biggrin:

Evo
Apr12-05, 05:14 PM
I turn my back on this thread for a few hours and what do I return to find? Sword polishing and buckle swashing (or swishing, depending upon your orientation).

I'm not even going to bring up sword swallowing. :bugeye:

Huckleberry
Apr12-05, 05:28 PM
We can swishswash with a cape and swish or swashtickle with a sword, but we cannot swish or swashbuckle or buckletickle without a shield.

(swashbuckling)
http://wordwizard.com/ch_forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=6590&SearchTerms=swashbuckling

Huck MoM

Artman
Apr12-05, 05:49 PM
I'm not even going to bring up sword swallowing. :bugeye:Too late, you brought it up. :tongue2: (In APOTWINWUMW, of course.)

Danger
Apr12-05, 05:58 PM
C'mon slackers, stop sitting on your hands and get to typing! :biggrin:
What the bloody hell do you call #4175?! My fingerprints still haven't grown back.

You think Danger is upset he wasn't present for all the fart jokes?
Yes, I do. :grumpy:

Danger, that cat sounds awesome. I'm not sure it is a cat though. It could have been an unfortunate parrot the way it sits on your shoulder and sings.
Luckily, he usually went to sleep up there. Having that racket going off in my ear would have been intolerable. Given his size, the purring actually provided a fairly decent neck massage.

But your sinuses and hearing are okay now? :biggrin:
Say what? Speak up, sonny; I can't smell you. :rolleyes:

Agreed. You'd better watch your back, franz..
He's safe. With the exception of an occassional sheep, I only mate within my species.

I'm not even going to bring up sword swallowing. :bugeye:
Every day you become even more lovable. :wink:

We can swishswash with a cape and swish or swashtickle with a sword, but we cannot swish or swashbuckle or buckletickle without a shield.
I had to read that 3 times before it quit being just a long line of 'sw's, but I guess it was worth it. :rolleyes:

Too late, you brought it up. :tongue2:
I guess you need to bring it up before you can take it down... :biggrin:

SOS2008
Apr12-05, 06:11 PM
I turn my back on this thread for a few hours and what do I return to find? Sword polishing and buckle swashing (or swishing, depending upon your orientation).

I'm not even going to bring up sword swallowing. :bugeye: :rofl: :biggrin:
We can swishswash with a cape and swish or swashtickle with a sword, but we cannot swish or swashbuckle or buckletickle without a shield...You slithy tove you!
Say what? Speak up, sonny; I can't smell you. :rolleyes: :rofl: This is why I've installed special features on my wheelchair. I have something to enhance vision, hearing, etc., but smell...I think I'll just get a side car for a blood hound. :biggrin:

Artman
Apr12-05, 06:30 PM
I have something to enhance vision, hearing, etc., but smell...I think I'll just get a side car for a blood hound. :biggrin:A wise choice if you are going to hang with this crowd. :yuck:




(We like dogs.) :biggrin:

Danger
Apr12-05, 06:59 PM
I'll just get a side car for a blood hound. :biggrin:
Make sure his ears are tucked into his helmet or they'll beat you to death when you cut in the JATO's.

Moonbear
Apr12-05, 07:30 PM
I'm not even going to bring up sword swallowing. :bugeye:

That should be done under careful medical supervision, such as in the cancer clinic. :tongue2:

Huckleberry
Apr12-05, 07:30 PM
We can swishswash with a cape and swish or swashtickle with a sword, but we cannot swish or swashbuckle or buckletickle without a shield.

I had to read that 3 times before it quit being just a long line of 'sw's, but I guess it was worth it.

Try typing it 5 times fast. In a way all the sw's lull you into that false sense of security that I've been practicing. Then the buckletickle swoops in for the kill. What is it in French?..... Coup de grace?

Huck MoM

Danger
Apr12-05, 07:41 PM
Then the buckletickle swoops in for the kill. What is it in French?..... Coup de grace?
The kill or the buckletickle?

SOS2008
Apr12-05, 08:01 PM
Make sure his ears are tucked into his helmet or they'll beat you to death when you cut in the JATO's.Oh m'gosh, you made me realize I'll need a Slobber Guard too. I think we have an extra one at the cancer clinic...

franznietzsche
Apr12-05, 08:02 PM
That should be done under careful medical supervision, such as in the cancer clinic. :tongue2:

I'll volunteer to cure cancer :biggrin:

Huckleberry
Apr12-05, 08:04 PM
The kill or the buckletickle?

I wanted to say buckletickle, but I wasn't sure it would sound right. "The buckletickle swoops in for the buckletickle." I'm not sure what a buckletickle even is.

Huck

Danger
Apr12-05, 08:16 PM
I'm not sure what a buckletickle even is.
I have complete faith that you will recognize it when it happens. You sailors aren't nearly as innocent and naive as your reputation would suggest. :tongue:

The_Professional
Apr12-05, 08:17 PM
I love running I think it's the best overall exercise

SOS2008
Apr12-05, 08:19 PM
I love running I think it's the best overall exerciseI love running with swords, I mean scissors.

Danger
Apr12-05, 08:20 PM
I love running I think it's the best overall exercise
It can definitely save your life, particularly in the case of irate husbands.

Artman
Apr12-05, 08:48 PM
I wanted to say buckletickle, but I wasn't sure it would sound right. "The buckletickle swoops in for the buckletickle." I'm not sure what a buckletickle even is.

HuckWhat did you say about swooping in for a butt-tickle? I guess that would be the best angle of attack for such a maneuver.

The high swooping low plunging swish swash butt-tickle. :biggrin:

(Best performed wearing a mask and carrying a guitar slung over your shoulder) :cool:

Danger
Apr12-05, 09:24 PM
The high swooping low plunging swish swash butt-tickle.
Is that a new Dennis Rodman manoeuvre?

SOS2008
Apr12-05, 09:38 PM
The high swooping low plunging swish swashAt first I thought you were talking about an outfit...
(Best performed wearing a mask and carrying a guitar slung over your shoulder) :cool:Then I realized it was a manoeuvre, and this is the outfit.

Artman
Apr12-05, 09:41 PM
At first I thought you were talking about an outfit...
Then I realized it was a manoeuvre, and this is the outfit.Notice there are no pants. :surprised

Ka Bong! :biggrin:

Artman
Apr12-05, 09:42 PM
Is that a new Dennis Rodman manoeuvre?Did he swipe one of my moves? :grumpy:

Danger
Apr12-05, 10:31 PM
At first I thought you were talking about an outfit...
Then I realized it was a manoeuvre, and this is the outfit.
She even spells manoeuvre properly! You definitely belong up here! :tongue2: Possibly in a nice basement suite...?

Moonbear
Apr12-05, 10:41 PM
Now I know I'm tired. No good comment comes to mind. :rolleyes: :zzz:

cronxeh
Apr12-05, 10:43 PM
I just found the best damned thing online. This is like _the_ manual for engineers :rofl:

love the english humor:


http://carboninside.com/trouble.jpg

Moonbear
Apr12-05, 10:51 PM
I just found the best damned thing online. This is like _the_ manual for engineers :rofl:

love the english humor:

:rofl: That's great!!!

Danger
Apr12-05, 11:09 PM
I just found the best damned thing online. This is like _the_ manual for engineers
That's excellent! I had to scroll around for 5 minutes to read it all (13" monitor), but it was worth it.

Moonbear
Apr12-05, 11:20 PM
That's excellent! I had to scroll around for 5 minutes to read it all (13" monitor), but it was worth it.

Yeah, if I didn't have to scroll around so much, I'd probably still be entertaining myself trying to read the words that bled through the other side of the page when it was scanned. Sometimes it's fun to find out what was on the other side of the paper someone scanned. :biggrin:

Danger
Apr12-05, 11:31 PM
probably still be entertaining myself trying to read the words that bled through the other side of the page when it was scanned.
It's not from the opposite side; it's from underneath. The letters are right way around. That white-on-white is too much trouble to bother with, though. (The one thing I truly miss about my Atari 800–you could set screen background and text colours however you wanted to. I used black on amber most of the time.)

Moonbear
Apr12-05, 11:35 PM
It's not from the opposite side; it's from underneath. The letters are right way around.

:bugeye: Um...not the parts I was looking at. I could definitely make out the word COMPANY in mirror writing.

But, we have more important matters to discuss. I just read that muscle car thread and see that you have something with 650 hp lying around unused! That puts my paltry 6.75 hp lawnmower engine to shame; I think it's time to add a new wing to the laundromat for the "special" Maytag! :biggrin:

Danger
Apr12-05, 11:57 PM
:bugeye: Um...not the parts I was looking at. I could definitely make out the word COMPANY in mirror writing.
I see what you're talking about now. I never even noticed the black backwards text. What I was looking at is big white letters about 2" (on my monitor) above the start box. It says 'from our rec...'; that's about all I can make out, but it's not reversed.

But, we have more important matters to discuss. I just read that muscle car thread and see that you have something with 650 hp lying around unused! That puts my paltry 6.75 hp lawnmower engine to shame; I think it's time to add a new wing to the laundromat for the "special" Maytag! :biggrin:
Sorry, honey... It doesn't have a PTO. :frown:
If, however, you want to tap into the transfer case on the Camino... :surprised

Moonbear
Apr13-05, 12:07 AM
I see what you're talking about now. I never even noticed the black backwards text. What I was looking at is big white letters about 2" (on my monitor) above the start box. It says 'from our rec...'; that's about all I can make out, but it's not reversed.

Hmm...I see what you mean. It must have been a page in a magazine or something, so we're seeing both the back of the page the chart was on and the page facing it both bleeding through on the scan. I guess it won't be anything all that exciting, like some love letter. (LOL...I found one of those in a former student's lab notebook...oh boy, he must have been working on drafting it while bored while waiting for an experiment to run...horribly sappy. :rofl:)


Sorry, honey... It doesn't have a PTO. :frown:
If, however, you want to tap into the transfer case on the Camino... :surprised

That's okay, I'm still trying to find someone will to teach me to drive stick. Muscle cars aren't any good to me until I learn that. Everytime I find a guy who volunteers to teach me, he seems to have something else in mind other than cars, and well, I don't bother correcting him. :rolleyes:

cronxeh
Apr13-05, 12:12 AM
http://carboninside.com/88654156_m.gif

Moonbear
Apr13-05, 12:16 AM
http://carboninside.com/88654156_m.gif

Yep...you got that right!

cronxeh
Apr13-05, 12:20 AM
I can teach you to drive a stick.. and for once i didnt mean that in some perverted way :eek:

Danger
Apr13-05, 12:38 AM
like some love letter. (LOL...I found one of those in a former student's lab notebook...oh boy, he must have been working on drafting it while bored
Are you sure you weren't meant to find it? Did it have a name on it?:uhh:

That's okay, I'm still trying to find someone will to teach me to drive stick.
Well, the Runner does have that long-throw Hurst pistol-grip shifter (nice big ridges). :cool:

I can teach you to drive a stick.. and for once i didnt mean that in some perverted way :eek:
You continue to crack me up. And the smilies are funny too. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr13-05, 12:50 AM
I can teach you to drive a stick.. and for once i didnt mean that in some perverted way :eek:

I'm so disappointed. I thought I had taught you better than that. :frown:

It used to be you could just rent a car with a manual transmission, but nowadays, all the rentals are automatics, otherwise I'd just rent a car and teach myself. It can't be all that hard, just need to do it.

cronxeh
Apr13-05, 12:58 AM
meh.. maybe this tune will cheer you up: http://carboninside.com/boomstick.swf

its from Army of Darkness.. hardcore remix

Moonbear
Apr13-05, 01:03 AM
meh.. maybe this tune will cheer you up: http://carboninside.com/boomstick.swf

its from Army of Darkness.. hardcore remix

It'll have to wait until tomorrow, assuming it's a format I can open at all. I'm on dial-up right now, and don't feel like waiting for it.

cronxeh
Apr13-05, 01:05 AM
its in a flash format and you need headphones or speakers for that (preferrably with a lot of bass)

you can open it with any browser, provided you have the plugin - which technically you should. its only 2.7 megs, and its only sound :D

Moonbear
Apr13-05, 01:12 AM
its in a flash format and you need headphones or speakers for that (preferrably with a lot of bass)

you can open it with any browser, provided you have the plugin - which technically you should. its only 2.7 megs, and its only sound :D

Okay, then I'll open it tomorrow when I'm at work (I have headphones there for just such ocassions). :biggrin:

cronxeh
Apr13-05, 01:14 AM
gotta warn you though.. if you are into classic or country or slow music.. you wont like it :wink:

im more into fast paced hardcore style techno/trance/house blend of music.. one that hits hard, stays strong and doesnt mellow out for no reason :tongue2:

Moonbear
Apr13-05, 01:45 AM
gotta warn you though.. if you are into classic or country or slow music.. you wont like it :wink:

im more into fast paced hardcore style techno/trance/house blend of music.. one that hits hard, stays strong and doesnt mellow out for no reason :tongue2:

What if I'm into all of the above? :biggrin:

cronxeh
Apr13-05, 01:46 AM
the woman is an enigma :bugeye:

Moonbear
Apr13-05, 01:51 AM
the woman is an enigma :bugeye:

No, enigma is a guy. :rofl: Seriously, I just enjoy music, and can find things I like about almost every type of music.

hypatia
Apr13-05, 03:44 AM
I love Enigma! He let me touch his head! Actually I wanted to give him a nuggie, but thought that might be pushing it too far.

Artman
Apr13-05, 08:02 AM
I can teach you to drive a stick.. and for once i didnt mean that in some perverted way :eek:Yeah yeah, I can hear the lesson now:

cronxeh - Okay Moonbear let's get started.

Moonbear - But shouldn't we be in a car?

cronxeh - Nah, we'll start here on my couch.

Moonbear - If you say so cronxeh, you're so sweet to...<zip>...What are you doing?

cronxeh - Preparing the stick.

Moonbear - Why did you store the shifter there in that zippered holder? (edited this line because I noticed it sounded REALLY bad the way it was!)

cronxeh - To keep it warm. It works better if it's warm. Now you grab the stick.

Moonbear - Oh. I thought shifting would be hard, but not with you teaching me. It's not hard at all!

cronxeh - Uh...let's just get on with the lesson.

Moonbear - I thought the shift lever would be longer.

cronxeh - This is just a three speed.

Moonbear - I want to drive a big rig.

cronxeh - Look, do you want to learn or not?!

Moonbear - Yeah. I'm sorry.

cronxeh - Never mind. I'm not in the mood any more. The lesson is over. I'm putting the shifter away in it's case. <zip>. I'm going over to the cancer clinic and see if anyone over there wants to learn to drive a stick.


Or something like that. (Just kidding cronxeh and Moonbear.) :biggrin:

cronxeh
Apr13-05, 09:38 AM
ohh.. ohh.. a low blow :surprised

*leads Moonbear away from this 'sticky' place* :rofl:

Artman you know what they say about Spiderman.. he is not the only one who gets his hands sticky after using the web :rofl:

Artman
Apr13-05, 10:03 AM
Artman you know what they say about Spiderman.. he is not the only one who gets his hands sticky after using the web :rofl:Stick shift huh. :yuck: :biggrin:

cronxeh
Apr13-05, 10:08 AM
http://www.phdcomics.com/comics/archive/phd041205s.gif

Moonbear
Apr13-05, 12:25 PM
http://www.phdcomics.com/comics/archive/phd041205s.gif

Hey, how'd you get that picture of my desk? Actually, it's when I can see the top of the desk that I have the most difficult finding things. Something about everything being hidden away in file cabinets and drawers that makes it difficult to find them when I need them. It's much easier to keep everything within reach on my desk.

Okay, my desk isn't quite as bad as the one in the cartoon, but when I was in grad school, one of the other grad students did have a desk that looked like that. We moved all the other desks away from hers because we were afraid we might lose someone in the avalanche if a breeze blew through the office the wrong way. :surprised

mattmns
Apr13-05, 02:11 PM
Hello everyone. I have not posted here in a while, so here goes.

arildno
Apr13-05, 02:13 PM
Hello everyone. I have not posted here in a while, so here goes.
And you think you can just pop in here with neither a swish, swash or swoosh as an excuse for your absence?
The rudeness of it..:grumpy:

mattmns
Apr13-05, 02:17 PM
me eat lunch now.

arildno
Apr13-05, 02:19 PM
A crunch, gobble or even just a burp might have helped, but no , you just sit there with your lunch all by your self, unwilling to share anything.
I'm not mollified in the least.

mattmns
Apr13-05, 02:21 PM
I would never share! MMmmmm, soo much pizza left, not enough energy to eat it all.

arildno
Apr13-05, 02:25 PM
Pizza for LUNCH??
What sort of madness is this?
As everyone else, I like a cold slice of left-over pizza for breakfast, but eating pizza in the middle of the day? :yuck:

mattmns
Apr13-05, 02:25 PM
This thread has almost twice as many posts as the stupid question thread :bugeye:

arildno
Apr13-05, 02:26 PM
This thread has almost twice as many posts as the stupid question thread :bugeye:
It's because this thread is thrice as stupid as the other one, of course.

mattmns
Apr13-05, 02:31 PM
That makes sense :rolleyes:

SOS2008
Apr13-05, 05:51 PM
Okay, so where did I leave off...

http://carboninside.com/88654156_m.gifI wonder which members are angels and which are devils...I think it is a little heavy on the devil side, and the smilie with the halo (who ever that is) better get wings too!
Are you sure you weren't meant to find it? Did it have a name on it?:uhh: :rofl:
Yeah yeah, I can hear the lesson now:

cronxeh - Okay Moonbear let's get started.

Moonbear - But shouldn't we be in a car?

cronxeh - Nah, we'll start here on my couch.

Moonbear - If you say so cronxeh, you're so sweet to...<zip>...What are you doing?

cronxeh - Preparing the stick.

Moonbear - Why did you store the shifter there in that zippered holder? (edited this line because I noticed it sounded REALLY bad the way it was!)

cronxeh - To keep it warm. It works better if it's warm. Now you grab the stick.

Moonbear - Oh. I thought shifting would be hard, but not with you teaching me. It's not hard at all!

cronxeh - Uh...let's just get on with the lesson.

Moonbear - I thought the shift lever would be longer.

cronxeh - This is just a three speed.

Moonbear - I want to drive a big rig.

cronxeh - Look, do you want to learn or not?!

Moonbear - Yeah. I'm sorry.

cronxeh - Never mind. I'm not in the mood any more. The lesson is over. I'm putting the shifter away in it's case. <zip>. I'm going over to the cancer clinic and see if anyone over there wants to learn to drive a stick.

Or something like that. (Just kidding cronxeh and Moonbear.) :biggrin:I think we have the winner for the devil here!

mattmns
Apr13-05, 05:53 PM
Hmm I was just reading the stupid question thread thinking it was this one. I was confused as hell :cry:

Artman
Apr13-05, 06:34 PM
I think we have the winner for the devil here!What sweet little innocnet me? o:)

Okay, so I did push the envelope so hard it ended up across the country. But it was just so tempting. :devil: :redface: I couldn't help it. :cry:




(Think they're buying this?) :uhh:

Nah me either.

Moonbear
Apr13-05, 06:46 PM
Hmm I was just reading the stupid question thread thinking it was this one. I was confused as hell :cry:

That's because it's not a stupid question thread, it's a stupid quetion thread. Get it right! No wonder you were confused. :rofl:

SOS2008
Apr13-05, 09:17 PM
So guess what I almost said today? *waits for awhile, but no reply* I almost said "Meh!" Okay, I am going to do some cooking now...No, no more posts for awhile! But like Arnold says: "I'll be back."

BicycleTree
Apr13-05, 09:25 PM
You know what? When I'm reading one thing and kind of tired but getting into it and then I pick something else and read that instead. The context of the first thing I was reading is still in my head and it makes it all unusual.

Moonbear
Apr13-05, 09:33 PM
So guess what I almost said today? *waits for awhile, but no reply* I almost said "Meh!" Okay, I am going to do some cooking now...No, no more posts for awhile! But like Arnold says: "I'll be back."

That's okay, I've caught myself nearly saying "LOL" out loud a few times when someone says something funny. :redface:

cronxeh
Apr13-05, 09:36 PM
http://www.penisland.net/

SOS2008
Apr13-05, 10:08 PM
http://www.penisland.net/So Artman may be a sick puppy, you're a real funny bunny, eh?

Huckleberry
Apr13-05, 10:10 PM
That is either the best or worst advertisement I've ever seen. One of the funniest certainly.

Moonbear
Apr13-05, 10:18 PM
http://www.penisland.net/

I'm glad you posted that again. I didn't remember to bookmark it last time and really want to get one of their free sample pens to leave lying around the lab for the pen thieves. :rofl:

The_Professional
Apr13-05, 10:22 PM
The Evil Empire (Yankees) won tonight..YES!!!

Moonbear
Apr13-05, 10:26 PM
The Evil Empire (Yankees) won tonight..YES!!!

Oh, right, baseball season already started. Seems a little COLD to be baseball season already.

SOS2008
Apr13-05, 10:40 PM
Okay, I'm back "like a bad dream" -- what's goin' on? Hmm, maybe I should start some vicious rumors (about myself, of course). :tongue2:

The_Professional
Apr13-05, 10:43 PM
Oh, right, baseball season already started. Seems a little COLD to be baseball season already.

And I thought summer is just around the corner.

Okay, I'm back "like a bad dream" -- what's goin' on? Hmm, maybe I should start some vicious rumors (about myself, of course). :tongue2:

We were just talking about you.

cronxeh
Apr13-05, 10:54 PM
So Artman may be a sick puppy, you're a real funny bunny, eh?


you have a dirty, dirty mind :rofl:


want a scrub? (for the dirty mind of course) :rofl:

Moonbear
Apr13-05, 11:07 PM
And I thought summer is just around the corner.


Two days ago, I would have believed you, but today it was back to damp and chilly. I have yet to find a research project that will give me an excuse to spend the winters in the tropics. :cool:

SOS2008
Apr13-05, 11:14 PM
We were just talking about you.You mean a REAL rumor? Cool!
want a scrub? (for the dirty mind of course) :rofl: Well, if no sponge bath is in the offering...Yes Doc, I'm sure I could use some help! :eek: Let me get a referral from Moonbear first...

Huckleberry
Apr13-05, 11:23 PM
Two days ago, I would have believed you, but today it was back to damp and chilly. I have yet to find a research project that will give me an excuse to spend the winters in the tropics. :cool:

Sounds a lot like the weather in my neck of the woods. 70F this weekend and it was snowing last night and early this morning.

Come to think of it, you do remind me of a biology teacher I had once. That was a fun class.

Huck

Moonbear
Apr13-05, 11:36 PM
Sounds a lot like the weather in my neck of the woods. 70F this weekend and it was snowing last night and early this morning.

Come to think of it, you do remind me of a biology teacher I had once. That was a fun class.

Huck

Well, without knowing what neck of the woods you're in, I can still guess you're further north than I am. It was chilly today, but none of that nasty white stuff, thank goodness!

SOS2008
Apr13-05, 11:58 PM
Me no eat now--done.

My back patio door is open (nearly 10:00 pm). Almost too warm to have it open right now. It was 92 degrees today, and it's supposed to be 94 degrees tomorrow.

SOS2008
Apr14-05, 12:01 AM
Hey, are we talking about the weather? We'll do anything to keep the thread alive! Yes, tribdog, I'm doing the best I can...

Moonbear
Apr14-05, 12:03 AM
Me no eat now--done.

My back patio door is open (nearly 10:00 pm). Almost too warm to have it open right now. It was 92 degrees today, and it's supposed to be 94 degrees tomorrow.

Could you do me a tiny favor? Get a BIG fan and set it outside and aim it northeast. Please!! :biggrin: I had to turn the heat back on today.

Math Is Hard
Apr14-05, 12:10 AM
We had such beautiful, perfect weather in L.A. today. The kind of day that makes you feel glad to be alive. I sat outside in the sunshine today and ate a ripe tangerine from my neighbor's tree, licking the sticky, sweet juice off my wrist, not caring who looked at me.
Tonight it's nice, too. I'll open my window now and let the gentle, cool breeze of honeysuckle drift through while I sleep.

The_Professional
Apr14-05, 12:14 AM
LOL..hahaa..oh man, that's a good one MIH

Huckleberry
Apr14-05, 12:30 AM
I live in Mass. right on the banks of the Merrimack river. We've had lots of rain the last few weeks and with all the melted snow I thought the backyard might turn into a swimming pool. Thankfully it didn't get near that high, but there were flood warnings in a few parts of the state.

Moonbear
Apr14-05, 01:59 AM
That would explain the snow this time of year. Mass. is great in the summer and fall, but it's not the place I want to be in winter and spring.

Artman
Apr14-05, 07:19 AM
We had such beautiful, perfect weather in L.A. today. The kind of day that makes you feel glad to be alive. I sat outside in the sunshine today and ate a ripe tangerine from my neighbor's tree, licking the sticky, sweet juice off my wrist, not caring who looked at me.
Tonight it's nice, too. I'll open my window now and let the gentle, cool breeze of honeysuckle drift through while I sleep. :cry: It was in the thirties here last night. :cry:

If you didn't have so many suggestive phrases in your post I would have hated it. :grumpy: (Us dirty minded guys are always looking for those. They make our day. Right Danger? Where is he? Probably somewhere imagining MIH licking the sticky sweet juice from something and not caring who was looking, or something like that.) :tongue2:

Moonbear
Apr14-05, 11:08 AM
:cry: It was in the thirties here last night. :cry:

If you didn't have so many suggestive phrases in your post I would have hated it. :grumpy: (Us dirty minded guys are always looking for those. They make our day. Right Danger? Where is he? Probably somewhere imagining MIH licking the sticky sweet juice from something and not caring who was looking, or something like that.) :tongue2:

She was just trying to be helpful and warm you up. :approve:

Artman
Apr14-05, 12:37 PM
She was just trying to be helpful and warm you up. :approve:Ahhh, I'm feeling all warm and squishy even as we speak. :smile:

Huckleberry
Apr14-05, 01:32 PM
Well, without knowing what neck of the woods you're in, I can still guess you're further north than I am. It was chilly today, but none of that nasty white stuff, thank goodness!

That would be ironic if you actually were my biology teacher. Stranger things have happened. For example, when I was stationed in Virginia I was talking with a friend of mine at lunch. He was saying something about his experiences growing up in PA and mentioned a name of a friend of mine that I have known for 20 years who used to live there. After discussing it, turns out we knew the same person.

Once at the beginning of one of my biology classes I was having an argument with a classmate. She was saying "Money is good." and I said "Nobody ever did anything good for want of money." We debated for a little and it turned more into a personal argument. I said "I don't care about your beliefs." She replied something like "Wait another ten years and see what you believe then." The whole thing was a bit pointless and I regret saying some of those things. I felt insulted and discounted her beliefs by saying that I didn't care about them, which I immediately regretted saying but was too angry to take back at that moment.

It's a longshot but if you remember that and once had curly, brown hair then... wouldn't that be awkward?

Danger
Apr14-05, 01:47 PM
:cry: It was in the thirties here last night. :cry:

If you didn't have so many suggestive phrases in your post I would have hated it. :grumpy: (Us dirty minded guys are always looking for those. They make our day. Right Danger? Where is he? Probably somewhere imagining MIH licking the sticky sweet juice from something and not caring who was looking, or something like that.) :tongue2:
Hi folks;
I just got here. There was something I had to take care of first. Did you realize that they've opened a juice bar in the clinic?:tongue2:

For anyone who cares to sympathize, it snowed on me again last night. This morning the snow was gone, but everything was covered with frost. Now the frost is gone and it's about 60ºF. out there. I've heard it said about other places, but I'm pretty sure it started here because we've been saying it since the 40's: if you don't like the weather in Cochrane, wait a minute. :rolleyes:

Danger
Apr14-05, 01:52 PM
It's a longshot but if you remember that and once had curly, brown hair then... wouldn't that be awkward?
She still has, but she wears a wig on her head.:biggrin: And what happens on the thread stays on the thread I hope. :uhh:

SOS2008
Apr14-05, 03:08 PM
We had such beautiful, perfect weather in L.A. today. The kind of day that makes you feel glad to be alive. I sat outside in the sunshine today and ate a ripe tangerine from my neighbor's tree, licking the sticky, sweet juice off my wrist, not caring who looked at me.
Tonight it's nice, too. I'll open my window now and let the gentle, cool breeze of honeysuckle drift through while I sleep.Ooooh, way better than the olive tree and bird pooping image I presented. I do have an orange tree and pomegranate bush, so I suppose I could make some foo-foo drinks for the clinic... :tongue2: Let's see, how much should we should charge, more than $3.25, certainly. :rofl:

Math Is Hard
Apr14-05, 03:40 PM
Ooooh, way better than the olive tree and bird pooping image I presented. I do have an orange tree and pomegranate bush, so I suppose I could make some foo-foo drinks for the clinic... :tongue2: Let's see, how much should we should charge, more than $3.25, certainly. :rofl:
I've always liked drinks with garnishes and ornaments in them, like hunks of fruit and those cute little parasols. We could probably charge eight bucks for those. Especially if we served them in a coconut shell or a hollowed out pineapple.

cronxeh
Apr14-05, 04:51 PM
so im thinking of taking for fall 2005: biochem, genetics, physiology (again), chemE physical rate processes, bioinformatics 1 (grad course)

BicycleTree
Apr14-05, 06:00 PM
Today I saw a woman who for some reason reminded me of a housecat. Maybe it was the hairdo. Not that I remember exactly what the hairdo was, I just can't think of any other likely reason.

Moonbear
Apr14-05, 06:46 PM
I've always liked drinks with garnishes and ornaments in them, like hunks of fruit and those cute little parasols. We could probably charge eight bucks for those. Especially if we served them in a coconut shell or a hollowed out pineapple.

Oh, I love foo foo drinks like that! The decorations are half the fun! Everyone laughed at me when I brought along paper umbrellas for the drinks at one lab pool party we had, but then nobody wanted a drink without an umbrella either! :biggrin:

I want a blue drink! I don't care what else is in it, I just love drinks that are brightly colored. :approve:

Moonbear
Apr14-05, 06:51 PM
so im thinking of taking for fall 2005: biochem, genetics, physiology (again), chemE physical rate processes, bioinformatics 1 (grad course)

Physiology...again?! Stop playing around here and get thee to the biology forum! If it's any consolation, I struggled with physiology in college too for some reason; it just wasn't taught in a way that was conducive to me learning it or something. Since then, I've done a post-doc in a physiology department and am qualified to teach that class! But, I find the classes I struggled with are the ones I can teach best now since I know where all the stumbling blocks are. I really didn't figure out what I was doing until the year I took off between undergrad and grad school...somehow during that year, my lightbulb finally lit up. :biggrin:

cronxeh
Apr14-05, 07:24 PM
no im just generally a lazy bastard

i actually enjoyed that class very much but fall2004 was a very, very sluggish semester for me.. i withdrew from physiology and a critical chemE class - after which i had 2 choices - either graduate a year later, or change majors (and I chose the second for some reason - mechE). but now i find out they will be offering that class over the summer - im excited, i dont like mechE that much (statics smells bad). so hopefully over the summer ill take that class, thermo that i missed this semester, and in fall ill be junior back in "chemical & biological engineering" major

SOS2008
Apr14-05, 07:45 PM
Oh, I love foo foo drinks like that! The decorations are half the fun! Everyone laughed at me when I brought along paper umbrellas for the drinks at one lab pool party we had, but then nobody wanted a drink without an umbrella either! :biggrin:

I want a blue drink! I don't care what else is in it, I just love drinks that are brightly colored. :approve:Okay then, MIH and I can cover the citrus, and Moonbear will bring umbrellas. We need some cherries, maybe apples, etc. too...If you've never had a watermelon drink, you haven't lived. But of course, we could sell our drinks in the casino!

Oh, Moonbear, about the blue drinks...we were drinking Blue Hawaiis last time I was in Hawaii, and after a couple (okay a few) of these drinks, the bartender mentioned that we shouldn't be concerned if we feel like Smurfs the next morning when we used the restroom. So right he was. :surprised Maybe the folks in chemistry can help too?

Evo
Apr14-05, 07:57 PM
For anyone who cares to sympathize, it snowed on me again last night. This morning the snow was gone, but everything was covered with frost.It's your own fault, most people sleep INSIDE the house. :rolleyes:

cronxeh
Apr14-05, 09:12 PM
hm.. funny thing is.. there is a 3 hour lab/wk for every class (organic, biochem, physiol, genetics) thats in addition to a 4 hour/wk lecture on each class :uhh:

Moonbear
Apr14-05, 09:52 PM
Okay then, MIH and I can cover the citrus, and Moonbear will bring umbrellas. We need some cherries, maybe apples, etc. too...If you've never had a watermelon drink, you haven't lived. But of course, we could sell our drinks in the casino!

Oh, Moonbear, about the blue drinks...we were drinking Blue Hawaiis last time I was in Hawaii, and after a couple (okay a few) of these drinks, the bartender mentioned that we shouldn't be concerned if we feel like Smurfs the next morning when we used the restroom. So right he was. :surprised Maybe the folks in chemistry can help too?

Argh! That means the bartender cheated and added food coloring! I prefer blue curacao. (sp?) It goes really well in tropical drinks and adds blue color without making blue pee. :rofl:

Moonbear
Apr14-05, 09:55 PM
hm.. funny thing is.. there is a 3 hour lab/wk for every class (organic, biochem, physiol, genetics) thats in addition to a 4 hour/wk lecture on each class :uhh:

That's because you haven't gotten to the REALLY hard classes yet...those have 5 hour labs! It takes a LONG time for the goggle impressions to fade from around your eyes after 5 hours. :yuck:

cronxeh
Apr14-05, 10:03 PM
yea.. the organic lab is actually from 8 am till 1:25 pm.. and the senior chemE labs are 6 hours long.. fun

Moonbear
Apr14-05, 10:23 PM
Though, I much preferred even a 5 hour lab over a 1 hour lecture (still do...labs are more fun to teach than lectures).

Danger
Apr14-05, 10:31 PM
Okay then, MIH and I can cover the citrus, and Moonbear will bring umbrellas. We need some cherries, maybe apples, etc. too
I don't expect anyone will ever find a cherry in that clinic.:uhh: :devil:

It's your own fault, most people sleep INSIDE the house. :rolleyes:
Can't; it's all torn up for renovations in preparation for your arrival. :tongue2:

Evo
Apr14-05, 10:36 PM
I don't expect anyone will ever find a cherry in that clinic.:uhh: :devil: Oh bad...baaaad.

Can't; it's all torn up for renovations in preparation for your arrival. :tongue2:Well, in that case, I'm sorry you got snowed on. :frown: :redface:

Moonbear
Apr14-05, 10:40 PM
As the post count is now in the 4300s, I was just thinking that to honor Gokul's new promotion, we should dedicate the 43201st reply to Gokul. Do you think we can make it that high before the newness of his promotion wears off? :biggrin:

Huckleberry
Apr14-05, 10:51 PM
That could be years and years....
I'll be older than Danger by that time.

Danger
Apr14-05, 10:56 PM
Oh bad...baaaad.
Not the best sheep call I've ever heard, but enough to get my attention.

Well, in that case, I'm sorry you got snowed on. :frown: :redface:
Thank you. You are forgiven. :rolleyes:

As the post count is now in the 4300s, I was just thinking that to honor Gokul's new promotion, we should dedicate the 43201st reply to Gokul. Do you think we can make it that high before the newness of his promotion wears off? :biggrin:
Only 38,889 to go? Hmmm.... sometime next week, I'd expect.

That could be years and years....
I'll be older than Danger by that time.
Not with that attitude, you won't. :grumpy: :tongue: :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr14-05, 11:48 PM
Not the best sheep call I've ever heard, but enough to get my attention

I do a good sheep call. :biggrin: But sheep really don't say Baa, it's more of a very low pitched Mehaahrahrahr. At least that's the Michigan dialect. Well, they insisted if I was going to spend so much time with them, I needed to talk to them in their own language because they were tired of listening to me in English. :redface:

Evo
Apr14-05, 11:57 PM
I do a good sheep call. :biggrin: But sheep really don't say Baa, it's more of a very low pitched Mehaahrahrahr. :cry: Next you'll be telling us that cats don't meow.

(would give anything to hear Moonbear bleet) :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr15-05, 12:04 AM
:cry: Next you'll be telling us that cats don't meow.

(would give anything to hear Moonbear bleet) :biggrin:

I haven't spent quite enough time with cats to really get the accent right. They still make fun of me and walk away when I try talking in Catish. But don't they sound more like a medium-pitched mraaaa? I have to tell you, they are pretty miffed about how we mangle their language. That's why they have such a superior attitude, since we're too stupid to pronounce their words correctly. :tongue2:

SOS2008
Apr15-05, 12:22 AM
I do a good sheep call. :biggrin: But sheep really don't say Baa, it's more of a very low pitched Mehaahrahrahr. At least that's the Michigan dialect. Well, they insisted if I was going to spend so much time with them, I needed to talk to them in their own language because they were tired of listening to me in English. :redface:That's how they sound here too--of course they can't make the sound of the letter 'b' (and why PF members say 'Meh' instead of 'Bah?').

Danger
Apr15-05, 12:23 AM
I do a good sheep call. :biggrin: But sheep really don't say Baa, it's more of a very low pitched Mehaahrahrahr. At least that's the Michigan dialect. Well, they insisted if I was going to spend so much time with them, I needed to talk to them in their own language because they were tired of listening to me in English. :redface:
The pitch varies more or less proportionally with what you're doing to it at the time. :approve:

Moonbear
Apr15-05, 01:05 AM
The pitch varies more or less proportionally with what you're doing to it at the time. :approve:

LOL! Though, after checking out the member photo thread, perhaps I should work on my toad sounds. rrrreeet rrreeet rrreeet.

Danger
Apr15-05, 01:13 AM
I should work on my toad sounds. rrrreeet rrreeet rrreeet.
Are you sure that isn't a cricket on steroids.?

Moonbear
Apr15-05, 01:26 AM
Are you sure that isn't a cricket on steroids.?

No, I think a cricket sounds more like rreet rreet rreet. :biggrin:

Danger
Apr15-05, 01:29 AM
No, I think a cricket sounds more like rreet rreet rreet. :biggrin:
Not a Scottish cricket.

Artman
Apr15-05, 07:52 AM
rreet rreet rreet. :biggrin:What was that Moonbear? Meep, meep? :biggrin:

Mehaahrahrahr. Did someone let a Michigan sheep in here?

Danger
Apr15-05, 10:35 AM
Did someone let a Michigan sheep in here?
They're the only kind that will still associate with us. :frown:

cronxeh
Apr15-05, 11:35 AM
http://www.creatorium.de/stuff/tmp/HomeAlonewMike.jpg

Artman
Apr15-05, 12:22 PM
http://www.creatorium.de/stuff/tmp/HomeAlonewMike.jpg
Oh that's so wrong, but funny. :rofl:

Math Is Hard
Apr15-05, 12:56 PM
heh heh heh.. that's just so messed up! :rofl:

Artman
Apr15-05, 01:25 PM
Heard a MJ song once (She's Out of My Life) where following the song the radio DJ said in his best MJ impersonation, "Tito, could you hand me a tissue?" Cracked me up.

Moonbear
Apr15-05, 02:20 PM
Hey, who let MJ near little franzbear?! What were you thinking?!!! :mad:

Come stay close to momma little franzbear. Don't let that strange man...er...woman...er...whatever it is...touch you.

xJuggleboy
Apr15-05, 02:24 PM
Hey... :surprised: Didn't I kill this thread a while ago? :grumpy:

Moonbear
Apr15-05, 02:33 PM
Hey... :surprised: Didn't I kill this thread a while ago? :grumpy:

Did you think your measly 3 posts in this thread were going to get you the kill? Ha ha ha...so much to learn, young 'un. :devil:

BTW, I realized this is officially my 1000th post in this thread! :eek: :bugeye: :eek: :surprised Do I win a prize? :biggrin:

Math Is Hard
Apr15-05, 02:47 PM
The fact that there is a person named Tsunami on this board (who is not Tsu) is really freaking me out.
:bugeye: :bugeye: :bugeye:

http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=71635

I was thinking, "what the hell is Tsu doing in Belgium?" She's studying what?

p.s. Congratulations, Moonbear.

Evo
Apr15-05, 02:54 PM
BTW, I realized this is officially my 1000th post in this thread! :eek: :bugeye: :eek: :surprised Do I win a prize? :biggrin:There ought to be something.

Here, you get a big hug!!! :approve:

Moonbear
Apr15-05, 03:13 PM
Awww....thanks. That's so cute! :smile:

PS- MIH, I noticed that new user on last night too! At first I thought she decided to change her name back. I can't believe the name wasn't retired when she changed it! :tongue2:

Evo
Apr15-05, 03:25 PM
Wait, we can't have a Tsunami on here. :grumpy:

cronxeh
Apr15-05, 04:22 PM
who wants cronxeh to post a pic of himself?

cronxeh
Apr15-05, 05:10 PM
well im not gonna :tongue2:

Danger
Apr15-05, 05:15 PM
well im not gonna :tongue2:
Is that because of the overwhelming flood of responses to your question? :tongue:

cronxeh
Apr15-05, 05:22 PM
yes, yes, indeed.

*hears the crickets*

well I think this room is reserved for someone, I'm gonna be.. going.. right on then :grumpy:

SOS2008
Apr15-05, 06:12 PM
...Come stay close to momma little franzbear. Don't let that strange man...er...woman...er...whatever it is...touch you. :rofl:
Did you think your measly 3 posts in this thread were going to get you the kill? Ha ha ha...so much to learn, young 'un. :devil:

BTW, I realized this is officially my 1000th post in this thread! :eek: :bugeye: :eek: :surprised Do I win a prize? :biggrin:Really--what is he thinking? What a busy bee you are, and I love Evo's cuddle cats! :biggrin:
who wants cronxeh to post a pic of himself?You toy with us? :devil: (<-- sisterhood scorn)

BicycleTree
Apr15-05, 06:34 PM
If everyone pretended to be on hallucinogenic drugs three or four hours a day, people might be more relaxed.

Huckleberry
Apr15-05, 06:57 PM
If everyone pretended to be on hallucinogenic drugs three or four hours a day, people might be more relaxed.
You mean if I walked around town imagining people looked like this...
:smile: :tongue2: :grumpy: :frown: :blushing: :shy: :biggrin: :surprised
------> :uhh: <-----me
:rofl:

cronxeh
Apr15-05, 06:57 PM
*pretends he is an orange juice in a bottle*

HEY! HEY PUT ME DOWN MOONBEAR!

NOOOOO

Moonbear
Apr15-05, 07:06 PM
*pretends he is an orange juice in a bottle*

HEY! HEY PUT ME DOWN MOONBEAR!

NOOOOO

:confused: Are you taking Bicycle Tree's advice to pretend you're on hallucinogens?

*glug glug glug* Hmmm...that's some good orange juice. :approve:

Danger
Apr15-05, 07:41 PM
You mean if I walked around town imagining people looked like this...
:smile: :tongue2: :grumpy: :frown: :blushing: :shy: :biggrin: :surprised
Around here, they do.

Moonbear
Apr15-05, 07:45 PM
You mean if I walked around town imagining people looked like this...
:smile: :tongue2: :grumpy: :frown: :blushing: :shy: :biggrin: :surprised
------> :uhh: <-----me
:rofl:

Well, you're this one ---> :uhh:
Then I'm this one ----> :rolleyes:

I was tempted by the :devil: but decided :rolleyes: is cuter. :biggrin:

Danger
Apr15-05, 07:49 PM
Well, you're this one ---> :uhh:
Then I'm this one ----> :rolleyes:

I was tempted by the :devil: but decided :rolleyes: is cuter. :biggrin:
Cuter, yes, but in no way as accurate.

Moonbear
Apr15-05, 07:53 PM
Cuter, yes, but in no way as accurate.

LOL! I just realized the way those smilies are positioned, it looks like I'm ogling Huck! :rofl:

Huckleberry
Apr15-05, 07:53 PM
:confused: Are you taking Bicycle Tree's advice to pretend you're on hallucinogens?

*glug glug glug* Hmmm...that's some good orange juice. :approve:

That was some good orange juice. I wonder what that green stuff floating in it was?

I want to meet this guy :rofl:

hmm, I wonder how many smilies the database can hold at once?

Danger
Apr15-05, 07:56 PM
LOL! I just realized the way those smilies are positioned, it looks like I'm ogling Huck! :rofl:
And now you're going to pretend that you're not?

Moonbear
Apr15-05, 07:57 PM
That was some good orange juice. I wonder what that green stuff floating in it was?

:yuck:

hmm, I wonder how many smilies the database can hold at once?

Quite a lot. http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=50547 :rofl:

Moonbear
Apr15-05, 07:58 PM
And now you're going to pretend that you're not?

Well, I was trying to be more subtle about it. :shy:

Huckleberry
Apr15-05, 08:00 PM
Great! Now I have a smiley face engraved into my retina and feel a sudden desire to make it rotate.

Moonbear
Apr15-05, 08:03 PM
Great! Now I have a smiley face engraved into my retina and feel a sudden desire to make it rotate.

I suppose you could start doing somersaults. Alternatively, doing shots might be a quicker way of making everything in your visual field rotate. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl::rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl::rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl::rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl::rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl::rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl::rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Huckleberry
Apr15-05, 08:14 PM
28 bears and a bed and the little one said "roll over, I'm crowded." So they all rolled over and one fell out.... 1 bear in the bed and the little one said "I'm lonely." :frown:

Seeing all those spinny faces is spoiling my dinner. Is it bad that I am eating while on PF for like, the 3rd night in a row?

Danger
Apr15-05, 08:18 PM
Is it bad that I am eating while on PF for like, the 3rd night in a row?
Yes. If you're eating, you're not devoting your entire attention to us. Get your priorities straight.

Moonbear
Apr15-05, 08:23 PM
28 bears and a bed and the little one said "roll over, I'm crowded." So they all rolled over and one fell out.... 1 bear in the bed and the little one said "I'm lonely." :frown:

No reason to feel lonely. Danger was just looking for someone to cuddle with in that other thread over there. ----->

Huckleberry
Apr15-05, 08:24 PM
Don't think I've forgotten this Mr. Danger.
Not with that attitude, you won't.

Your welcome to try, but I should warn you. I'm faster than a bionic hampster on a frictionless treadmill, slippier than an eel with contagious conjunctivitis, and harder to find than a pigeon in Manhattan or a spare set of car keys when you really need them. I can also leap tall buildings, two steps at a time!

Danger
Apr15-05, 08:25 PM
No reason to feel lonely. Danger was just looking for someone to cuddle with in that other thread over there. ----->
With one very notable exception, I'm not really into bears. :eek:

Huckleberry
Apr15-05, 08:26 PM
No reason to feel lonely. Danger was just looking for someone to cuddle with in that other thread over there. ----->

Yeah, I saw that. But he keeps following me everywhere.
GD is all dangerous and stuff

Moonbear
Apr15-05, 08:27 PM
With one very notable exception, I'm not really into bears. :eek:

:frown: Oh well.

Danger
Apr15-05, 08:27 PM
Don't think I've forgotten this Mr. Danger.


Your welcome to try, but I should warn you. I'm faster than a bionic hampster on a frictionless treadmill, slippier than an eel with contagious conjunctivitis, and harder to find than a pigeon in Manhattan or a spare set of car keys when you really need them. I can also leap tall buildings, two steps at a time!
With credentials like that, you should have your own show on Fox. :tongue:

Moonbear
Apr15-05, 08:28 PM
Your welcome to try, but I should warn you. I'm faster than a bionic hampster on a frictionless treadmill, slippier than an eel with contagious conjunctivitis, and harder to find than a pigeon in Manhattan or a spare set of car keys when you really need them. I can also leap tall buildings, two steps at a time!

Ah, I see you're putting your cape and poofy hat to good use! :rofl: :rofl: I especially like that last one about leaping tall buildings! :rofl: :rofl:

Huckleberry
Apr15-05, 08:31 PM
I tried that already but they said something about getting vaccinated before being allowed on the premises. I couldn't find a vet to give me hampster/ell/pigeon shots. But I did find the managers car keys. Don't worry, he won't need them.

Maybe Moonbear has some?

Danger
Apr15-05, 08:32 PM
:frown: Oh well.
I don't know whether that reaction is because you don't realize that you're the exception, or because you do. :redface:

Huckleberry
Apr15-05, 08:33 PM
Ah, I see you're putting your cape and poofy hat to good use! :rofl: :rofl: I especially like that last one about leaping tall buildings! :rofl: :rofl:

I had to throw that one in there. I'm partial to the pigeon one myself.

Evo
Apr15-05, 08:38 PM
If everyone pretended to be on hallucinogenic drugs three or four hours a day, people might be more relaxed.Or more paranoid.

Huckleberry
Apr15-05, 08:42 PM
Or more paranoid.

Good point. I once thought I saw a circus on the cieling. Those clown faces were frightening when they morph and change color and offered me candy. A little advice for everyone, never accept candy from illusionary clowns.

P.S. I happened to be sleeping in a church at the time :rofl:

Danger
Apr15-05, 08:46 PM
Or more paranoid.
Who needs drugs? It's been 15 minutes since I looked at Moonie's link, and my eyeballs still haven't stopped spinning. :bugeye:

Huckleberry
Apr15-05, 09:02 PM
Who needs drugs? It's been 15 minutes since I looked at Moonie's link, and my eyeballs still haven't stopped spinning. :bugeye:

Those eyeballs still spinning? Try staring at the end of your nose for a few minutes.

I wonder how long it will be before the killer thread eats up all the other threads?

Moonbear
Apr15-05, 10:15 PM
Those eyeballs still spinning? Try staring at the end of your nose for a few minutes.

I wonder how long it will be before the killer thread eats up all the other threads?

:eek: I hadn't thought about it that way before! What if the thread killer thread isn't a thread FOR thread killers, but a thread that kills other threads! Has the threadicide rate been increasing since the arrival of this thread? :surprised

Smurf
Apr15-05, 10:27 PM
Oh my god. Moonbear you just made up a word in honour of this thread. YE SHALL BE DAMNED FOR ETERNITY IN HELL!

Moonbear
Apr15-05, 10:37 PM
YE SHALL BE DAMNED FOR ETERNITY IN HELL!

I thought that was already a known fact. :devil:

Danger
Apr15-05, 10:43 PM
Those eyeballs still spinning? Try staring at the end of your nose for a few minutes.
I don't know what kind of snorkel you've got, laddie, but I can't see mine from here. :shy:

Artman
Apr15-05, 10:47 PM
Hi everyone. I'm having a great evening. First of all, I'm on vacation. Yeah!

Then I decided to work on a little solid state amplifier I built that wasn't working. It wasn't doing anything at all, no hiss, no crackle, nothing. I thought I really screwed up the wiring or soldering or something. So after a week of being too depressed to work on it again, I decided that I should test the battery. It was completely dead (I thought it had some juice left, but it had none at all. I put another battery in and it crackled and popped until I got the battery in, then I plugged in my guitar and now it works great!

:biggrin: :rofl: :biggrin:

Danger
Apr15-05, 10:58 PM
I put another battery in and it crackled and popped until I got the battery in, then I plugged in my guitar and now it works great!
And here your poor neighbours thought that they were finally safe...

Artman
Apr15-05, 11:16 PM
And here your poor neighbours thought that they were finally safe...They should know better than that. :biggrin: :devil: :biggrin: :rofl:

Moonbear
Apr16-05, 12:24 AM
And here your poor neighbours thought that they were finally safe...

I don't think an amplifier is going to make any difference there. :rofl:

cronxeh
Apr16-05, 12:36 AM
03-01-2005, 03:27 PM by Moonbear:
"It sure would solve the problem of the starving grad student. Once you're done with a chapter, eat it for dinner."


http://physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=64648&page=2&pp=15

Moonbear
Apr16-05, 12:46 AM
03-01-2005, 03:27 PM by Moonbear:
"It sure would solve the problem of the starving grad student. Once you're done with a chapter, eat it for dinner."


http://physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=64648&page=2&pp=15

:rofl: I never did figure out what that thread was supposed to be about.

P.S. Are you starting to chronicle a "Best Of" series of thread kills? :tongue: That reminds me that there's an unfinished story about Dave out there somewhere. So many threads, so little time. :rolleyes:

cronxeh
Apr16-05, 12:46 AM
ramen noodles..

*drools*

BicycleTree
Apr16-05, 01:03 AM
I like standing on the hill in the city before evening in the summer. It is very beautiful. Everything is so distinct and sharp in the soft warm light. You can look down onto the bay and see the bridge and the birds flying before it, and everywhere you look there is so much detail and space.

cronxeh
Apr16-05, 01:06 AM
Some people seem to be able to make the comment that just ruins a conversation. I've gone back to the last 100 or so really dead threads and counted up how many times each person was the one named as the last poster. Here's my list of PFs best thread killers:
1)with 21- franzneitzche
2)with 15- Moonbear
3)with 12- tribdog
4)with 9-tie-Ivan Seeking and Tsu

Honorable mentions go to:gokul, JasonRox, chrono and mattmns.



ohh.. ohh.. so thats what this thread is about

Moonbear
Apr16-05, 02:04 AM
ohh.. ohh.. so thats what this thread is about

All this time and you just now found the opening post? :rofl:

Artman
Apr16-05, 09:12 AM
I don't think an amplifier is going to make any difference there. :rofl:Are you kidding? it's me only more so. :tongue: :rofl:

Danger
Apr16-05, 09:31 AM
Are you kidding? it's me only more so. :tongue: :rofl:
That's a vaguely frightening concept.

franznietzsche
Apr16-05, 09:41 AM
When did this thread pass 4000?

Where was I?

DAGNABBIT!!!

blearg....

Artman
Apr16-05, 12:17 PM
That's a vaguely frightening concept.Nothing vaque, it's frightening. Be afraid, be very afraid. :rofl:

Math Is Hard
Apr16-05, 12:24 PM
I like standing on the hill in the city before evening in the summer. It is very beautiful. Everything is so distinct and sharp in the soft warm light. You can look down onto the bay and see the bridge and the birds flying before it, and everywhere you look there is so much detail and space.
I like that post. It paints a picture in my mind.

Moonbear
Apr16-05, 12:26 PM
When did this thread pass 4000?

Where was I?

DAGNABBIT!!!

blearg....

You were off in that haze of newly discovered love. :biggrin: We passed it about a week ago.

Artman
Apr16-05, 12:33 PM
I like that post. It paints a picture in my mind.All it needs is some ripe, juicy fruit and a comfortable breeze caressing your naked body as you sleep and...oops got carried away. :uhh: :tongue2: :biggrin:

I mean, Yes, it is a nice post. It actually does a nice job conjuring a picture of a nice spring evening.

Moonbear
Apr16-05, 01:15 PM
I mean, Yes, it is a nice post. It actually does a nice job conjuring a picture of a nice spring evening.

It does. I can just smell the salt air. :cry: I miss the coast!!! This is the time of year we'd be getting the boat readied for summer; ah, the joys of playing with the lead paint scrapings that littered the sand in the boat yard (long after lead paint was banned as a housepaint, it was still available as bottom paint for boats).

Math Is Hard
Apr16-05, 01:17 PM
ah, the joys of playing with the lead paint scrapings
They're tasty, too! :smile:

Moonbear
Apr16-05, 01:22 PM
They're tasty, too! :smile:

Just think what a genius I might have been if I wasn't dumbed down a bit with lead paint as a child. You'd need sunglasses to shield your eyes from my brilliance. :cool: But, I guess my parents knew the world wasn't ready for that. :biggrin:

Smurf
Apr16-05, 01:31 PM
But, I guess my parents knew the world wasn't ready for that. :biggrin:
Yeah, two omnipotent beings are too much for this puny planet. One of us would've killed the other if you'd reached your full potential.

Moonbear
Apr16-05, 01:52 PM
Yeah, two omnipotent beings are too much for this puny planet. One of us would've killed the other if you'd reached your full potential.

Maybe, but until you post pictures, I'm still claiming I look better in a dress. (You do realize that you're NEVER going to live that down, right?). :biggrin:

Huckleberry
Apr16-05, 02:00 PM
I don't know what kind of snorkel you've got, laddie, but I can't see mine from here. :shy:

Snorkel? My proboscis is perfectly normal, thank you very much. My eye stalks happen to be exceptionally long and I'm rather sensitive about that fact. You have no idea how much I was teased in grade school.


I hadn't thought about it that way before! What if the thread killer thread isn't a thread FOR thread killers, but a thread that kills other threads! Has the threadicide rate been increasing since the arrival of this thread?

Eventually the killer thread will become so huge that there won't be any room for anything else. It will achieve a critical mass and we will all be doomed!

Sunglasses at Night, Corey Hart 1979

How can I move a thread I creted to a new category?

SOS2008
Apr16-05, 06:40 PM
With one very notable exception, I'm not really into bears. :eek:Unless it's a costume? :tongue:
I had to throw that one in there. I'm partial to the pigeon one myself.Speaking of which, the doves and finches have either been fighting over olives or trying to mate all over my back yard today.
...Has the threadicide rate been increasing since the arrival of this thread? :surprisedOoooh...threadicide. I like it. We should add it to the favorite word thread. :biggrin:
P.S. Are you starting to chronicle a "Best Of" series of thread kills? :tongue: That reminds me that there's an unfinished story about Dave out there somewhere. So many threads, so little time. :rolleyes:Yeh, I made a joke once about "string-jacking" and no one got it!
I like that post. It paints a picture in my mind.Artman beat me to making the comparison with your earlier description, though he added the part about a naked body (such a guy), and I thought about embellishing the mating of birds in my yard, but never mind.
...ah, the joys of playing with the lead paint scrapings that littered the sand in the boat yard (long after lead paint was banned as a housepaint, it was still available as bottom paint for boats).Yeh, and asbestos--though better than eating off lead plates like they did in the Middle Ages, and who know what may be discovered yet to explain generations younger than us.
...Eventually the killer thread will become so huge that there won't be any room for anything else. It will achieve a critical mass and we will all be doomed!It is frightening to wonder what Greg does with all our littering in his server(s).

Anyway, I was doing some cleaning today and found left-over Easter candy...

http://img47.echo.cx/img47/5265/easterbite5pm.jpg

Danger
Apr16-05, 07:18 PM
Nothing vaque, it's frightening. Be afraid, be very afraid. :rofl:
I think I'm safe enough. Mountains make fairly decent sound baffles. It's your poor neighbourhood that I'm concerned for.

All it needs is some ripe, juicy fruit and a comfortable breeze caressing your naked body as you sleep and
Quit teasing me, dammit! You know as well as I do that I couldn't figure out how to dress up as a breeze if I used every gram of creative genius at my disposal. :grumpy:

Maybe, but until you post pictures, I'm still claiming I look better in a dress.
I've never seen you in a dress, and I've never seen Smurf at all, but I'm gonna go out on a limb here and cast my vote in your behalf. :wink:

My eye stalks happen to be exceptionally long and I'm rather sensitive about that fact. You have no idea how much I was teased in grade school.
I believe there's a new treatment for that wherein they can simply shrink them back toward your face without having to excise segments. You should look into it (no pun intended).

Unless it's a costume? :tongue:
Unless it's the lunar variety.


Speaking of which, the doves and finches have either been fighting over olives or trying to mate all over my back yard today.
If you're not sure of the difference, I'd like to contest the ownership of some melons...

Yeh, and asbestos--though better than eating off lead plates like they did in the Middle Ages, and who know what may be discovered yet to explain generations younger than us.
I fear that genetics alone will be sufficient.

Anyway, I was doing some cleaning today and found left-over Easter candy...:rofl: :rofl:

BicycleTree
Apr16-05, 08:07 PM
Everyone can see his or her nose, particularly clearly with one eye closed. No eye stalks required.

Danger
Apr16-05, 08:19 PM
Everyone can see his or her nose, particularly clearly with one eye closed.
I can't. With both eyes, it absolutely isn't visible at all. With either one by itself, I can see a flesh-coloured mass. If I have my glasses on so's I can see that close up, the frame is in the way. :tongue:

Evo
Apr16-05, 08:23 PM
Yay!!!! Danger is now a contributor!!!!!! :approve:

He's glowing in gold now. :smile:

(did you get your invitation to the secret wild parties yet?)

Evo
Apr16-05, 08:27 PM
My eye stalks happen to be exceptionally long and I'm rather sensitive about that fact. You have no idea how much I was teased in grade school.Overactive thyroid.

How can I move a thread I creted to a new category?PM me if you really need one moved.

Huckleberry
Apr16-05, 08:35 PM
I can't. With both eyes, it absolutely isn't visible at all. With either one by itself, I can see a flesh-coloured mass. If I have my glasses on so's I can see that close up, the frame is in the way. :tongue:

Prey often have their eyes set to the side of their heads for wider peripheral vision. Its alright though, this way you'll be able to see Artman coming from any direction. If you don't smell him first. :biggrin:

Danger
Apr16-05, 08:37 PM
Yay!!!! Danger is now a contributor!!!!!! :approve:

He's glowing in gold now. :smile:
Thanks, honey. I feel even more at home now. Does this mean that I can put a signature on? :devil:

(did you get your invitation to the secret wild parties yet?)
As a matter of fact, no. Please elaborate... :tongue2:

Math Is Hard
Apr16-05, 08:37 PM
Yay!!!! Danger is now a contributor!!!!!! :approve:

He's glowing in gold now. :smile:

(did you get your invitation to the secret wild parties yet?)

I intercepted it. I was going to blindfold him and take him to one tonight as a surprise! :wink:

SOS2008
Apr16-05, 08:38 PM
Yay!!!! Danger is now a contributor!!!!!! :approve:

He's glowing in gold now. :smile:

(did you get your invitation to the secret wild parties yet?)Yeh, baby, and fish! (Now we can look forward to avatars, signatures, etc. too!)

Evo
Apr16-05, 08:50 PM
I intercepted it. I was going to blindfold him and take him to one tonight as a surprise! :wink:Let's just hope his heart is strong enough to take it. :tongue2:

Danger
Apr16-05, 09:01 PM
I intercepted it. I was going to blindfold him and take him to one tonight as a surprise! :wink:
Oooooohhhh.... I love surprises! :shy:

Let's just hope his heart is strong enough to take it. :tongue2:
The lungs are shot to hell, but my heart's fine. (And I did pay that yogi a lot to teach me how to breathe through my ears.)



So can I use a signature now?! Huh? CannI, cannI....? :tongue2:

SOS2008
Apr16-05, 09:22 PM
I intercepted it. I was going to blindfold him and take him to one tonight as a surprise! :wink:I'm thinking a luau theme, with drinks that have umbrellas and garnish, and...(<-- a sisterhood fill-in-the-blank).

Evo
Apr16-05, 09:27 PM
So can I use a signature now?! Huh? CannI, cannI....? :tongue2:I'm afraid to see what it is. :surprised

Yes, you can use a signature now. :smile:

Math Is Hard
Apr16-05, 10:20 PM
I'm thinking a luau theme, with drinks that have umbrellas and garnish, and...(<-- a sisterhood fill-in-the-blank). :biggrin:
We should take him to that Tiki Bar over by the philosophy forums. He'd love it. :smile: :approve:

Huckleberry
Apr16-05, 10:42 PM
:biggrin:
We should take him to that Tiki Bar over by the philosophy forums. He'd love it. :smile: :approve:

:eek: You got a Tiki bar in the philosophy forums, and you didn't tell me?!? :eek:

Math Is Hard
Apr16-05, 11:05 PM
:eek: You got a Tiki bar in the philosophy forums, and you didn't tell me?!? :eek:
I thought you knew? Didn't I see you there last weekend? You were drinking one of those flaming blue cocktails with Moonbear.

Huckleberry
Apr16-05, 11:14 PM
I thought you knew? Didn't I see you there last weekend? You were drinking one of those flaming blue cocktails with Moonbear.
You saw that? I mean... that must have been someone else. I mean...I PLEAD THE 5th! :bugeye:

SOS2008
Apr16-05, 11:16 PM
:eek: You got a Tiki bar in the philosophy forums, and you didn't tell me?!? :eek:Yes little boy, and I have some candy too.
I thought you knew? Didn't I see you there last weekend? You were drinking one of those flaming blue cocktails with Moonbear.That's how Smurf got his name, isn't it? Hey wait a minute, I thought the party was moved around to different locations and a cover was charged at the door for non-members? Dang it, who keeps pinching my butt!

Huckleberry
Apr16-05, 11:22 PM
Dang it, who keeps pinching my butt!

Oh, sorry. Am I not supposed to do that while you're talking to me.

Danger
Apr16-05, 11:29 PM
:biggrin:
We should take him to that Tiki Bar over by the philosophy forums. He'd love it. :smile: :approve:
I'm liking this very much. Been a while since I've seen your ***, SOS. It's still as nice as ever.
I'm going to go to the control room and see if I can make a signature without screwing it up. It's a phrase that just popped into my head a week or so ago—possibly a flash-back—that is absolutely useless elsewhere. Since most others here don't make sense, there's no reason for mine to. :biggrin:
I'll come back right after to see if it worked.

Danger
Apr16-05, 11:37 PM
Apparently it didn't. :frown:
I'll go back and try again.

Danger
Apr16-05, 11:43 PM
Nope. Still nothing. It's in the edit box, and I saved it, and the 'show signature' button is selected... help!

edit: It shows up in preview mode... :confused: :frown:

2nd edit: While I was typing it, my monitor flickered and now all of the text is about 20% smaller than it was before. What the hey have I buggered up now?! :eek:

SOS2008
Apr16-05, 11:47 PM
Okay MIH, you want some of this? Huh? Take a look at this avatar girlie!

I'm liking this very much. Been a while since I've seen your ***, SOS. It's still as nice as ever.
I'm going to go to the control room and see if I can make a signature without screwing it up. It's a phrase that just popped into my head a week or so ago—possibly a flash-back—that is absolutely useless elsewhere. Since most others here don't make sense, there's no reason for mine to. :biggrin:
I'll come back right after to see if it worked.Go to User CP and click on signature. Then you can add it and change the font etc. as usual. Dang, who pinched my butt again!

Danger
Apr16-05, 11:59 PM
Go to User CP and click on signature. Then you can add it and change the font etc. as usual.
That's what I did. It didn't work. It shows up in CP, and in my profile, and in the preview for posts, but not in the posts themselves. :frown: :frown:

Dang, who pinched my butt again!
Sorry, that was me this time. Just picking off some lint. Don't worry about it.

edit: I just thought of something. Does Evo have to approve it before it shows up? Shouldn't be a problem—it isn't about her this time. o:)

SOS2008
Apr17-05, 12:12 AM
That's what I did. It didn't work. It shows up in CP, and in my profile, and in the preview for posts, but not in the posts themselves. :frown: :frown:

Sorry, that was me this time. Just picking off some lint. Don't worry about it.

edit: I just thought of something. Does Evo have to approve it before it shows up? Shouldn't be a problem—it isn't about her this time. o:)I think I know what's wrong -- is it saying the file is too large? It needs to be no larger than 64 x 64. Did you say you have Photo Shop or something like that so you can resize it?

Ah...picking lint off someone is considered an affectionate behavior--wait, off my butt?

Oooops sorry, you were talking about a signature. No you don't need approval. Hmmm... I see it -- you got it!!!

Math Is Hard
Apr17-05, 12:15 AM
Okay MIH, you want some of this? Huh? Take a look at this avatar girlie!

I must be drunk already. You look a little out of focus there, SOS. :biggrin:

SOS2008
Apr17-05, 12:19 AM
I must be drunk already. You look a little out of focus there, SOS. :biggrin:It's how Gwyneth Paltrow would look if she was fat like Anna Nicole (was)--ah heck, I couldn't get anything better on the fly. I'm going to something else now...

Math Is Hard
Apr17-05, 12:21 AM
It's how Gwyneth Paltrow would look if she was fat like Anna Nicole (was)--ah heck, I couldn't get anything better on the fly. I'm going to something else now...
Oh, yeah - "Shallow Hal". I liked that movie.

Moonbear
Apr17-05, 12:23 AM
I must be drunk already. You look a little out of focus there, SOS. :biggrin:

Good heavens! I've been gone most of the day getting yardwork and housework and stuff in general done, and I come back to be scared nearly to death by your new avatar MIH! :surprised Is there a scary avatar competition going on here or something?

Yeah, I can't quite tell what SOS's avatar is either. Maybe a few more drinks at the Tiki Bar will clear it up. :bugeye:

Danger, good to see you've joined the Gold Club! With you around here all the time, it was getting difficult to pass the word about the location of the parties each night without letting you see them. :cool:

SOS2008
Apr17-05, 12:28 AM
Good heavens! I've been gone most of the day getting yardwork and housework and stuff in general done, and I come back to be scared nearly to death by your new avatar MIH! :surprised Is there a scary avatar competition going on here or something?

Yeah, I can't quite tell what SOS's avatar is either. Maybe a few more drinks at the Tiki Bar will clear it up. :bugeye:

Danger, good to see you've joined the Gold Club! With you around here all the time, it was getting difficult to pass the word about the location of the parties each night without letting you see them. :cool:I know--I made a fill-in-the-blank while you were gone and MIH had to fill it in. And then I had this avatar, but last time you said it looks like I'm smelling someone's butt. Speaking of butt, mine keeps getting pinched...but after a couple for these foo-foo drinks, I think I'm starting to like it. :tongue2:

Math Is Hard
Apr17-05, 12:31 AM
Good heavens! I've been gone most of the day getting yardwork and housework and stuff in general done, and I come back to be scared nearly to death by your new avatar MIH! :surprised Is there a scary avatar competition going on here or something?
You missed everything. Evo became a shaman and cast a money spell on me.

Something went awry and I turned into a golddigger instead of an heiress. I question the "sacrificed chicken" she used. I think she might have substituted a bucket of original recipe from KFC. :biggrin:

SOS2008
Apr17-05, 12:37 AM
Oh, sorry. Am I not supposed to do that while you're talking to me.I didn't even bribe you with candy yet, young man! :tongue2:
Oh, yeah - "Shallow Hal". I liked that movie.Have you seen "50 First Dates" (2004)?

Tagline: Imagine having to win over the girl of your dreams... every friggin' day.

Plot Outline: Adam Sandler plays a man who falls in love with Lucy (Drew Barrymore), a woman with short-term memory loss. Therefore, Lucy never remembers Sandler and this proves to be a pain for him as he always has to gain her back every day.

Interesting premise--ah...

Moonbear
Apr17-05, 12:42 AM
Speaking of butt, mine keeps getting pinched...but after a couple for these foo-foo drinks, I think I'm starting to like it. :tongue2:

How come nobody's pinching my butt? :grumpy:

You missed everything. Evo became a shaman and cast a money spell on me.

Something went awry and I turned into a golddigger instead of an heiress. I question the "sacrificed chicken" she used. I think she might have substituted a bucket of original recipe from KFC.

Glad I wasn't around to see that. I wouldn't want to be part of the collateral damage of one of those miscast spells! :eek: Geez, she could have at least gotten the extra crispy. :rolleyes:

Danger
Apr17-05, 12:54 AM
Ah...picking lint off someone is considered an affectionate behavior--wait, off my butt?
I'm very affectionate and horny.

Oooops sorry, you were talking about a signature. No you don't need approval. Hmmm... I see it -- you got it!!!
Whaddaya mean, you see it? I got it? I don't see it. Is there some kind of filter that... oh crap. I'll be right back...

Okay... I found it. Somehow when I created it, my CP deselected the 'show signatures' box. I wasn't seeing anybody's, not just my own. I'm so used to skipping over them that I didn't notice. Now that I've seen it, I think I'll go change the colour. :approve:

Moonbear
Apr17-05, 12:58 AM
Whaddaya mean, you see it? I got it? I don't see it. Is there some kind of filter that... oh crap. I'll be right back...

Okay... I found it. Somehow when I created it, my CP deselected the 'show signatures' box. I wasn't seeing anybody's, not just my own. I'm so used to skipping over them that I didn't notice. Now that I've seen it, I think I'll go change the colour. :approve:

:rofl: :rofl: I could just imagine you smacking your forehead with your hand as you were in the middle of typing that. :rofl:

SOS2008
Apr17-05, 01:04 AM
How come nobody's pinching my butt? :grumpy:Girlfriend, we're in philosophy at the Tiki Bar.Whaddaya mean, you see it? I got it? I don't see it. Is there some kind of filter that... oh crap. I'll be right back...

Okay... I found it. Somehow when I created it, my CP deselected the 'show signatures' box. I wasn't seeing anybody's, not just my own. I'm so used to skipping over them that I didn't notice. Now that I've seen it, I think I'll go change the colour. :approve:Yeh--that's even better!

Moonbear
Apr17-05, 01:13 AM
Girlfriend, we're in philosophy at the Tiki Bar.

I must have been in the wrong subforum. :frown: I'll just peek in the doors of all of them and I guess I'll know I'm in the right place when my butt gets pinched. Is that tonight's secret signal? :biggrin:

Danger
Apr17-05, 01:17 AM
:rofl: :rofl: I could just imagine you smacking your forehead with your hand as you were in the middle of typing that. :rofl:
That wouldn't have been so bad if I'd thought to drop the mouse first. :redface: I'm gonna have some trouble explaining that mark to the girls at work.

SOS2008
Apr17-05, 01:26 AM
I must have been in the wrong subforum. :frown: I'll just peek in the doors of all of them and I guess I'll know I'm in the right place when my butt gets pinched. Is that tonight's secret signal? :biggrin:You got that right--I'm selling tickets again!!! :biggrin:
That wouldn't have been so bad if I'd thought to drop the mouse first. :redface: I'm gonna have some trouble explaining that mark to the girls at work. :rofl: Yeh, that's not quite as good as scratch marks, aye?

Danger
Apr17-05, 01:32 AM
You got that right--I'm selling tickets again!!! :biggrin:
I'll take a roll, please. :blushing:

:rofl: Yeh, that's not quite as good as scratch marks, aye?
Not as dignified, and far more visible. :frown:

SOS2008
Apr17-05, 01:42 AM
I'll take a roll, please. :blushing:


Not as dignified, and far more visible. :frown:Well, now that you're a member...I think things are now on the house--but I'll have to check with Moonbear about free treatment at the cancer clinic. :confused: I'm sure you could get scratch marks on your own. :eek: Where's Moonbear's cat sound when I need it!

Danger
Apr17-05, 01:50 AM
Where's Moonbear's cat sound when I need it!
If it actually sounds like a cat, it might be time for medical intervention. :bugeye:

SOS2008
Apr17-05, 02:01 AM
I question the "sacrificed chicken" she used. I think she might have substituted a bucket of original recipe from KFC. :biggrin:Why does this keep getting funnier and funnier to me? :rofl:

cronxeh
Apr17-05, 02:09 AM
i wish i had a memory mishap where id only remember for 24 hours, and then it would be all forgotten. some people you dont want to forget, but once you remember them, its hard to try to forget :frown:

SOS2008
Apr17-05, 02:15 AM
i wish i had a memory mishap where id only remember for 24 hours, and then it would be all forgotten. some people you dont want to forget, but once you remember them, its hard to try to forget :frown:Ah...what's the matter honey-bunny? (Ooops, you changed your avatar again!) Has some wicked woman been mean to you? I'll kick her if you'd like me to.

Danger
Apr17-05, 02:18 AM
Why does this keep getting funnier and funnier to me? :rofl:
Fatigue...?

SOS2008
Apr17-05, 02:40 AM
Fatigue...?Yah, hey there buddy...I'll tell you somethin'...it isn't any old fatigue symptoms or somethin' *hiccup* Hey there bartender, I'll have 'nother one of those fruity-tooty doodies. :tongue2:

Moonbear
Apr17-05, 02:43 AM
Well, now that you're a member...I think things are now on the house--but I'll have to check with Moonbear about free treatment at the cancer clinic. :confused: I'm sure you could get scratch marks on your own. :eek: Where's Moonbear's cat sound when I need it!

Oh, yep, scratch marks are on-the-house for members. We can provide them on one shoulder or both, and you have the option of deep puncture wounds or long gouges, with or without the Lee Press-On Nails left in your flesh (there's a small extra charge for the nails being left in your flesh to cover our replacement costs). Personally, I recommend just a few deep puncture wounds, maybe just from two fingers, otherwise it might look like it was faked. :biggrin:

Danger
Apr17-05, 02:47 AM
one of those fruity-tooty doodies. :tongue2:
Isn't that Howdy Doody's seldom-mentioned brother from San Francisco?

SOS2008
Apr17-05, 02:53 AM
Oh, yep, scratch marks are on-the-house for members. We can provide them on one shoulder or both, and you have the option of deep puncture wounds or long gouges, with or without the Lee Press-On Nails left in your flesh (there's a small extra charge for the nails being left in your flesh to cover our replacement costs). Personally, I recommend just a few deep puncture wounds, maybe just from two fingers, otherwise it might look like it was faked. :biggrin:You are so not well. :rofl:

Moonbear
Apr17-05, 02:58 AM
You are so not well. :rofl:

Do they even make those anymore? They used to be all the rage when I was a teenager because you could stick them on when you got to school and then pop them off before going home, though, that glue was rather gummy to try to rub off while sitting on the school bus.

Danger
Apr17-05, 03:03 AM
Oh, yep, scratch marks are on-the-house for members. We can provide them on one shoulder or both, and you have the option of deep puncture wounds or long gouges, with or without the Lee Press-On Nails left in your flesh (there's a small extra charge for the nails being left in your flesh to cover our replacement costs). Personally, I recommend just a few deep puncture wounds, maybe just from two fingers, otherwise it might look like it was faked. :biggrin:
That reminds me so much of somebody that I'm not even going to go near it. :redface:

Moonbear
Apr17-05, 03:06 AM
That reminds me so much of somebody that I'm not even going to go near it. :redface:

What? The faking part? :tongue:

Danger
Apr17-05, 03:14 AM
What? The faking part? :tongue:
That was someone else. And thank you too much for bringing it up. :grumpy:


:wink:

SOS2008
Apr17-05, 03:23 AM
Do they even make those anymore? They used to be all the rage when I was a teenager because you could stick them on when you got to school and then pop them off before going home, though, that glue was rather gummy to try to rub off while sitting on the school bus.Oh I remember those too, but it gave me a good LOL with the visual of these in someone's flesh, and the thought they'd be charged for it.
That was someone else. And thank you too much for bringing it up. :grumpy: :wink:Ah...Has some wicked woman been mean to you? I'll kick her if you'd like me to.

Danger
Apr17-05, 03:27 AM
Has some wicked woman been mean to you? I'll kick her if you'd like me to.
Isn't it a bit early in the season for reruns? :tongue:

SOS2008
Apr17-05, 03:41 AM
Isn't it a bit early in the season for reruns? :tongue:Yes...you're right. You are different, even perhaps special (in a little yellow bus kind of way?), no, dangerous and if anything women need protection from you! :bugeye: Was I lulled by swooping? No it IS fatigue! Okay, and maybe the foo-foo drinks...

Danger
Apr17-05, 04:06 AM
Yes...you're right. You are different, even perhaps special (in a little yellow bus kind of way?), no, dangerous and if anything women need protection from you! :bugeye: Was I lulled by swooping? No it IS fatigue! Okay, and maybe the foo-foo drinks...
Little yellow bus...? :confused:

Artman
Apr17-05, 07:54 AM
Isn't that Howdy Doody's seldom-mentioned brother from San Francisco? :biggrin: Oh well, that's still a better name than his dog has. You know, "Doggy Doody." :biggrin:

Artman
Apr17-05, 07:57 AM
Little yellow bus...? :confused:SOS do you want to expalin this to him, or can I? Canni! Canni! Canni! :rofl: :biggrin:

franznietzsche
Apr17-05, 08:12 AM
You were off in that haze of newly discovered love. :biggrin: We passed it about a week ago.


Well it wasn't newly discovered by any means, and things aren't looking so great on that front :frown:

Moonbear
Apr17-05, 12:03 PM
Well it wasn't newly discovered by any means, and things aren't looking so great on that front :frown:

Oh no. :frown: Since Danger hasn't taken up SOS on her offer, we're still in the mood to do a little butt kicking. Want us to set that young lady straight for you? :devil:

SOS2008
Apr17-05, 02:30 PM
SOS do you want to expalin this to him, or can I? Canni! Canni! Canni! :rofl: :biggrin:Yes, please!! And I think it will be better if it comes from you. :biggrin:

Danger
Apr17-05, 03:09 PM
Yes, please!! And I think it will be better if it comes from you. :biggrin:
I've got a bad feeling about this... :uhh:

Huckleberry
Apr17-05, 07:07 PM
Artman better get here quick. I'm anxious to see him describe the yellow bus metaphor to our friend Danger :biggrin:

Danger
Apr17-05, 07:12 PM
I've got a bad feeling about this... :uhh:

Artman better get here quick. I'm anxious to see him describe the yellow bus metaphor to our friend Danger :biggrin:
...it's getting worse... :uhh: :uhh:

Huckleberry
Apr17-05, 07:13 PM
You could always google it and probably find an explanation somewhere. Nah, that would be cheating. :biggrin:
Don't say I didn't warn you though.

Danger
Apr17-05, 07:27 PM
You could always google it and probably find an explanation somewhere. Nah, that would be cheating. :biggrin:
Don't say I didn't warn you though.
Thanks, but I'll wait. I know how bitterly disappointed Art will be if he's denied the perverse pleasure of whatever he's going to post. I know that it'll be horrible, but one must make sacrifices for the good of the community.

SOS2008
Apr17-05, 08:21 PM
Thanks, but I'll wait. I know how bitterly disappointed Art will be if he's denied the perverse pleasure of whatever he's going to post. I know that it'll be horrible, but one must make sacrifices for the good of the community. :rofl: You may recall that Artman is on vacation (and/or may have been run out of town by his neighbors?). :rofl:

Danger
Apr17-05, 08:26 PM
:rofl: You may recall that Artman is on vacation (and/or may have been run out of town by his neighbors?). :rofl:
So? You could drop the sucker in the middle of the Arctic Ocean and he'd find an island with internet access if it meant he could twit me. (I know, because it's mutual.) :biggrin:

cronxeh
Apr17-05, 09:04 PM
women, man, they are like quantum mechanics. nobody understands them, and the select few that do are not understood by anyone else. its like you think you know it, but you do not

Huckleberry
Apr17-05, 09:08 PM
I always thought of it as 'As soon as you think you got them all figured out, then everything suddenly changes.'

SOS2008
Apr17-05, 09:14 PM
women, man, they are like quantum mechanics. nobody understands them, and the select few that do are not understood by anyone else. its like you think you know it, but you do notTell us all about it...maybe we can help. :smile:

cronxeh
Apr17-05, 09:18 PM
So? You could drop the sucker in the middle of the Arctic Ocean and he'd find an island with internet access if it meant he could twit me. (I know, because it's mutual.) :biggrin:


A programmer and an Engineer are sitting next to each other on a long flight from Los Angelos to New York. The Programmer leans over to the Engineer and asks if he would like to play a fun game. The Engineer just wants to take a nap, so he politely declines and rolls over to the window to catch a few winks.

The Programmer persists and explains that the game is real easy and a lotta fun. He explains, "I ask you a question, and if you don’t know the answer, you pay me $5. Then you ask me a question, and if I don’t know the answer, I pay you $5."

Again the Engineer politely declines and tries to get to sleep.

The Programmer, now somewhat agitated, says "Ok, if you don’t know the answer, you pay me $5, and if I don’t know the answer, I’ll pay you $50!"

This catches the engineer’s attention, and he sees no end to this torment unless he plays, so he agrees to the game. The programmer asks the first question: "What is the distance from the Earth to the moon?"

The engineer doesn’t say a word, but simply reaches into his wallet, pulls out a five-dollar bill, and hands it to the programmer. Now, it’s the engineer’s turn. He asks the programmer, "What goes up a hill with three legs, and comes down on four?"

The programmer looks up at him with a puzzled look. He takes out his laptop computer and searches all of his references. He taps into the Airphone with the modem and searches the net and the library of Congress. Frustrated, he sends e-mail to his coworkers - all to no avail. After about an hour, he wakes the engineer and hands him $50. He politely takes the $50 and turns away to try to get back to sleep.

The programmer, more than a little miffed, shakes the engineer and asks, "Well, so what’s the answer?" Without a word, the engineer reaches into his wallet, hands the programmer $5, and turns away to get back to sleep.

Danger
Apr17-05, 09:20 PM
Tell us all about it...maybe we can help. :smile:
Don't answer that! She's on a recon run for the Sisterhood. Anything you say will eventually be held against you. :bugeye:

Artman
Apr17-05, 09:23 PM
So? You could drop the sucker in the middle of the Arctic Ocean and he'd find an island with internet access if it meant he could twit me. (I know, because it's mutual.) :biggrin:It was a long cold swim but...Danger, your wait is over! :biggrin: I'm here!

Yes, please!! And I think it will be better if it comes from you. Thank you SOS2008, I know how much fun this could have been for you, or for that matter anyone who truly appreciates the finer points of our friend Danger. Once again, thank you for allowing me the opportunity. :biggrin:

So, what is the "Little Bus" reference? Let me begin with another question: Did you go to the zoo much in school? Like almost every day? With all of the other classes, perhaps? :smile:

On their many trips to the zoo, the special classes in the USA would go by bus, a small bus. This bus was full of a loving, kind, group of terribly-picked-on children that happed to also be intellectually challenged. They called these the special classes in USA schools (not sure what they call them now).

So basically she insulted you, but it's cool cause she let me tell you about it. :biggrin:

We only pick on you because you have a cool sense of humor (also because I know you would not let an opportunity go by to get me as well. :biggrin: )

cronxeh
Apr17-05, 09:24 PM
A pastor, a doctor and an engineer were waiting one morning for a particularly slow group of golfers.

The engineer fumed, "What's with these guys? We must have been waiting for 15 minutes!"

The doctor chimed in, "I don't know, but I've never seen such ineptitude!"

The pastor said, "Hey here comes the greenskeeper. Let's have a word with him."

[dramatic pause]

"Hi George. Say what's with that group ahead of us? They're rather slow aren't they?"

The greenskeeper replied, "Oh, yes, that's a group of blind firefighters. They lost their sight saving our clubhouse from a fire last year, so we always let them play for free anytime."

The group was silent for a moment.

The pastor said, "That's so sad, I think I will say a special prayer for them tonight."

The doctor said, "Good idea. And I'm going to contact my opthalmologist buddy and see if there's anything he can do for them."

The engineer said, "Why can't they play at night?"

Huckleberry
Apr17-05, 09:30 PM
ARTMAN!!!! you're finally here. I was just dying to tell that story. I would have embellished a few more points. :biggrin:

As far as I know they are still called special education classes.

cronxeh
Apr17-05, 09:33 PM
A bunch of engineers are sitting around at a party, discussing the nature of the God, and who designed women.

The mechanical engineer states that God must also be a mechanical engineer because "if you look at all the pulleys and levers that drive the body, how the tendons and muscles and bones all work together, well, it's just amazing."

The chemical engineer says that no, God has to be a chemical engineer because "if you look at all the chemical processes that drive the body, how the hormones and the brain and the glands and everything else all interact, well, it's just astounding."

The electrical engineer says that no, God has to be an electrical engineer because "if you look at the circuitry of the body, how the thousands upon millions of nerve cells transmit signals from one part to another, well, it boggles the mind."

The civil engineer speaks up last of all and says, no, God is definitely a civil engineer, because "only a civil engineer would run a sewer through a playground. "

Moonbear
Apr17-05, 09:36 PM
women, man, they are like quantum mechanics. nobody understands them, and the select few that do are not understood by anyone else. its like you think you know it, but you do not

Just for that, I'm sending you to this class. :rofl:

EVENING CLASSES FOR MEN!!!

ALL ARE WELCOME
OPEN TO MEN ONLY


Note: due to the complexity and level of difficulty, each course will accept a maximum of eight participants

The course covers two days, and topics covered in this course include:

DAY ONE

HOW TO FILL ICE CUBE TRAYS
Step by step guide with slide presentation

TOILET ROLLS- DO THEY GROW ON THE HOLDERS?
Roundtable discussion

DIFFERENCES BETWEEN LAUNDRY BASKET & FLOOR
Practicing with hamper (Pictures and graphics)

DISHES & SILVERWARE; DO THEY LEVITATE/FLY TO KITCHEN SINK OR DISHWASHER BY THEMSELVES?
Debate among a panel of experts.

LOSS OF VIRILITY
Losing the remote control to your significant other - Help line and support groups

LEARNING HOW TO FIND THINGS
Starting with looking in the right place instead of turning the house upside down while screaming - Open forum


DAY TWO

EMPTY MILK CARTONS; DO THEY BELONG IN THE FRIDGE OR THE BIN?
Group discussion and role play

HEALTH WATCH; BRINGING HER FLOWERS IS NOT HARMFUL TO YOUR HEALTH
PowerPoint presentation

REAL MEN ASK FOR DIRECTIONS WHEN LOST
Real life testimonial from the one man who did

IS IT GENETICALLY IMPOSSIBLE TO SIT QUIETLY AS SHE PARALLEL PARKS?
Driving simulation

LIVING WITH ADULTS; BASIC DIFFERENCES BETWEEN YOUR MOTHER AND YOUR PARTNER
Online class and role playing

HOW TO BE THE IDEAL SHOPPING COMPANION
Relaxation exercises, meditation and breathing techniques

REMEMBERING IMPORTANT DATES & CALLING WHEN YOU'RE GOING TO BE LATE
Bring your calendar or PDA to class

GETTING OVER IT; LEARNING HOW TO LIVE WITH BEING WRONG ALL THE TIME
Individual counsellors available

Artman
Apr17-05, 09:41 PM
I'm going to be going away for a week. :cry: And I know I can't trust any of you to take good care of Franzbear. :cry:

Maybe there is a thread stting service I could call to watch him for me, until I get back?

Please be careful, little Fanzbear, don't go anywhere alone with your unlce Danger, don't let Moonbear take you swimming (don't let her tell you where she got the name Moonbear, :yuck: Don't let Franz take you drinking, don't let Huckleberry...just don't let huckleberry, or SOS2008, don't let her either, and cronxeh, oh gosh, if cronxeh comes close just scream! :yuck: Evo is okay but if Integral comes with her, run away. I think that covers most...BICYCLETREE OH MY GOSH! I ALMOST FORGOT TO WARN YOU ABOUT BICYCLETREE! :cry: I can't go, I can't leave you alone with them! :cry:

Oh well, I'll see you all in a week. :biggrin:

Artman
Apr17-05, 09:42 PM
ARTMAN!!!! you're finally here. I was just dying to tell that story. I would have embellished a few more points. :biggrin:

As far as I know they are still called special education classes.Please feel free to elaborate, I didn't have much time. :biggrin: I'm sure Danger won't mind. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr17-05, 09:45 PM
I'm going to be going away for a week. :cry: And I know I can't trust any of you to take good care of Franzbear. :cry:

Maybe there is a thread stting service I could call to watch him for me, until I get back?

Please be careful, little Fanzbear, don't go anywhere alone with your unlce Danger, don't let Moonbear take you swimming (don't let her tell you where she got the name Moonbear, :yuck: Don't let Franz take you drinking, don't let Huckleberry...just don't let huckleberry, or SOS2008, don't let her either, and cronxeh, oh gosh, if cronxeh comes close just scream! :yuck: Evo is okay but if Integral comes with her, run away. I think that covers most...BICYCLETREE OH MY GOSH! I ALMOST FORGOT TO WARN YOU ABOUT BICYCLETREE! :cry: I can't go, I can't leave you alone with them! :cry:

Oh well, I'll see you all in a week. :biggrin:

How can you think I won't take good care of little franzbear? He's my very own e-child! We've got a great week planned for him. It's supposed to be warm, so Franz is going to take him out to the beach, they'll spend the whole day hitting the bars in between sunbathing. Don't worry, we'll slather franzbear in baby oil to keep his little fibers soft. Then I'm going to take him out for a night swim. We're going to work on endurance, so I'll get the rowboat and let him swim along. I'll let him carry an anchor for us too, just in case I need to take a rest from rowing. :biggrin:

Huckleberry
Apr17-05, 09:53 PM
EVENING CLASSES FOR MEN!!!
Skip day1 and go to the track.

Day2
EMPTY MILK CARTONS; DO THEY BELONG IN THE FRIDGE OR THE BIN?
Group discussion and role play
They typically go wherever is closer.

TOILET ROLLS- DO THEY GROW ON THE HOLDERS?
Roundtable discussion
You mean that they don't?

REAL MEN ASK FOR DIRECTIONS WHEN LOST
Real life testimonial from the one man who did
Who was this man and how can we find him?

IS IT GENETICALLY IMPOSSIBLE TO SIT QUIETLY AS SHE PARALLEL PARKS?
Driving simulation
Yes, it is impossible.

LIVING WITH ADULTS; BASIC DIFFERENCES BETWEEN YOUR MOTHER AND YOUR PARTNER
Online class and role playing
Should I even go there?

HOW TO BE THE IDEAL SHOPPING COMPANION
Relaxation exercises, meditation and breathing techniques
Before you leave tell her that you need to pick something up at the sporting goods store. Stay there.

REMEMBERING IMPORTANT DATES & CALLING WHEN YOU'RE GOING TO BE LATE
Bring your calendar or PDA to class
Buy "An idiot's guide to making good excuses" study it well

GETTING OVER IT; LEARNING HOW TO LIVE WITH BEING WRONG ALL THE TIME
Individual counsellors available
No way out of this one. Get used to it. :cry:

SOS2008
Apr17-05, 09:58 PM
TOILET ROLLS- DO THEY GROW ON THE HOLDERS?
Roundtable discussion :rofl: I don't know if you know this or not, but I am certified on bathroom FAQ, which includes whether the seat automatically goes up and down too. Let me know if you need help in teaching that course. :rofl:

Artman
Apr17-05, 10:01 PM
How can you think I won't take good care of little franzbear? He's my very own e-child! We've got a great week planned for him. It's supposed to be warm, so Franz is going to take him out to the beach, they'll spend the whole day hitting the bars in between sunbathing. Don't worry, we'll slather franzbear in baby oil to keep his little fibers soft. Then I'm going to take him out for a night swim. We're going to work on endurance, so I'll get the rowboat and let him swim along. I'll let him carry an anchor for us too, just in case I need to take a rest from rowing. :biggrin:
:cry:



Franzbear, come with me, we'll have a great vacation. I can sneak you along in my luggage, oh I'll put in some air holes. It'll be fun. :biggrin:

SOS2008
Apr17-05, 10:03 PM
EVENING CLASSES FOR MEN!!!
...Who was this man and how can we find him?...I see you have already learned some basics on this topic--Moonbear would probably consider a more advanced class for you on this. :biggrin:

cronxeh
Apr17-05, 10:05 PM
I wont trust my own hamster with Moonbear..

I mean she did, after all, say this:

This points to a major flaw in the whole hamster power generation scheme. The only thing hamsters love more than running on wheels is chewing on power cords. All it takes is one clever escapee to shut down the entire operation by chewing through all the power cords (they are amazingly quick about this too). There are rumors that the huge blackout along the Northeast was started by an escaped hamster (okay, there aren't, but I'll start one).
http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?p=242650#post242650

moose
Apr17-05, 10:25 PM
Who was this man and how can we find him?



I believe you are that very man. You have just asked for directions....now one question....are you old?

EDIT: I just realized I completely own the page 300

Artman
Apr17-05, 10:28 PM
I wont trust my own hamster with Moonbear..

I mean she did, after all, say this:

http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?p=242650#post242650

Absolutely not!

Eel power rules. :approve:

Huckleberry
Apr17-05, 10:29 PM
I see you have already learned some basics on this topic--Moonbear would probably consider a more advanced class for you on this. :biggrin:

Let's see what the book has to say...
Rephrase the statement
Who is this guy and we will re-educate him when we find him, without asking for directions, :biggrin:

Smurf
Apr17-05, 10:39 PM
EDIT: I just realized I completely own the page 300
You're not displaying enough posts per page then, we're only up to page 225 on my browser.

2CentsWorth
Apr17-05, 10:47 PM
You're not displaying enough posts per page then, we're only up to page 225 on my browser.That's strange, it looks like page 300 to me too. Okay, who deleted pages on Smurf's browser!

Smurf
Apr17-05, 10:50 PM
I changed it in the CP, I get 20 posts per page, you only get... 10?

Smurf
Apr17-05, 10:53 PM
I just changed it again actually, 40 posts per page, now it's only page 113!

Danger
Apr17-05, 10:57 PM
It was a long cold swim but...Danger, your wait is over! :biggrin: I'm here!
I didn't realize that you were that strong a swimmer. Mid-Atlantic next time, bucko. :biggrin:

Thank you SOS2008, I know how much fun this could have been for you, or for that matter anyone who truly appreciates the finer points of our friend Danger. Once again, thank you for allowing me the opportunity. :biggrin: :biggrin:
It's almost pathetic how little it takes to make you happy.

On their many trips to the zoo, the special classes in the USA would go by bus, a small bus. This bus was full of a loving, kind, group of terribly-picked-on children that happed to also be intellectually challenged. They called these the special classes in USA schools (not sure what they call them now).

So basically she insulted you, but it's cool cause she let me tell you about it. :biggrin:
I suspected that it was something like that, but I have no reference point.
There were no 'special ed' classes when I went to school. The less fortunate kids just ended up a few grades behind. The really less fortunate either stayed home or were institutionalized. Also, we never went to a zoo. In public school, there were no field trips at all. In high school, we only went to 1—the Henry Ford Museum & Greenfield Villiage in Detroit.

We only pick on you because you have a cool sense of humor (also because I know you would not let an opportunity go by to get me as well. :biggrin: )
Thanks for that :rolleyes: . You do owe me a couple. I was busy while you weren't paying attention.

I'm not even going to bother trying to catch up to the rest of this thread. I read the past couple of pages, but I'm too lazy to respond to it. :approve:

Evo
Apr17-05, 11:05 PM
:cry:

Franzbear, come with me, we'll have a great vacation. I can sneak you along in my luggage, oh I'll put in some air holes. It'll be fun. :biggrin:Artman, you're leaving???

I will take care of little Franzbear. Franzbear will be safe with me. :approve: We're going beaver hunting. Look at the adorable beaver costume aunt Evo made him. Can't tell him from a real beaver can you? What? Oh, thats so you don't frighten the other beaver, dear. :approve:

Smurf
Apr17-05, 11:09 PM
Can I come beaver hunting Aunt Evo?
*picks up stack of spears and machete*
I'm all packed!

Danger
Apr17-05, 11:10 PM
We're going beaver hunting. Look at the adorable beaver costume aunt Evo made him. Can't tell him from a real beaver can you? What? Oh, thats so you don't frighten the other beaver, dear. :approve:
When did this become the 'Hustler' home page? :confused:

So Evo... after that whole multi-page vote thing on a new avatar, you end up with a bug? :tongue:

Evo
Apr17-05, 11:14 PM
Can I come beaver hunting Aunt Evo?
*picks up stack of spears and machete*
I'm all packed!Oh look franzbear, uncle smurf is coming beaver hunting too.

We will be even safer with Uncle smurf along.

Danger
Apr17-05, 11:16 PM
Oh look franzbear, uncle smurf is coming beaver hunting too.

We will be even safer with Uncle smurf along.
I thought that was Aunt Smurf. Will you guys make up your minds?

Evo
Apr17-05, 11:18 PM
When did this become the 'Hustler' home page? :confused:

So Evo... after that whole multi-page vote thing on a new avatar, you end up with a bug? :tongue:Yeah, Zorak won. biggrin:

Huckleberry
Apr17-05, 11:22 PM
Hey Danger, just saw your photo in the members photo thread. That's really highbrow stuff if you know what I mean. You should probably see a dermatologist though.

Moonbear
Apr17-05, 11:24 PM
Who was this man and how can we find him?

We have him in protective custody. Somewhere along the way, he forgot to read the Manly Man Manual, and you wouldn't believe all the attempts that have been made on his life! (Or maybe you would.)

Before you leave tell her that you need to pick something up at the sporting goods store. Stay there.
Ah, yes, this works best for all involved. Don't forget to hand over your credit card first, otherwise she's going to have to come looking for you.

Buy "An idiot's guide to making good excuses" study it well
Do you think we haven't read that book too? You'll have to come up with something better than those. :grumpy:


No way out of this one. Get used to it. :cry:

:biggrin: Ah, I see you've been well-trained! :approve: We can let you slide on all the others as long as you get that one right. :rofl:

Math Is Hard
Apr17-05, 11:24 PM
Just for that, I'm sending you to this class. :rofl:
EVENING CLASSES FOR MEN!!!

I need to see an endocrinologist. My testosterone levels must be way too high. I would probably flunk all of these classes.

Moonbear
Apr17-05, 11:30 PM
Artman, you're leaving???

I will take care of little Franzbear. Franzbear will be safe with me. :approve: We're going beaver hunting. Look at the adorable beaver costume aunt Evo made him. Can't tell him from a real beaver can you? What? Oh, thats so you don't frighten the other beaver, dear. :approve:

Oh my! :bugeye: What are you teaching little franzbear?! Don't you think he's still a little young for that? And to have his aunt tag along?! Let him learn the same way other adolescents learn; leave him with an internet connection in his room and a door that locks.

Okay little franzbear, back to your room. *click* There you go, all locked in properly. *sniffs* Is that smoke? I'll go check. Don't worry franzbear, just stay put in your locked room. Your daddy left you a fifth of vodka and your uncle Danger tossed in a pack of cigarettes. Why don't you make yourself comfortable on the bed with your computer and smokes?

Danger
Apr17-05, 11:31 PM
Hey Danger, just saw your photo in the members photo thread. That's really highbrow stuff if you know what I mean. You should probably see a dermatologist though.
It's not actually a medical condition. It goes away when I give in and buy a new razor blade. They start to bite after 2 or 3 years.

MIH, I love your new signature. The avatar scares the hell out of me, but I love the signature. :wink:

Math Is Hard
Apr17-05, 11:39 PM
MIH, I love your new signature. The avatar scares the hell out of me, but I love the signature. :wink:
OK, fine then. I'll let you see the real me. :smile:

Huckleberry
Apr17-05, 11:40 PM
I need to see an endocrinologist. My testosterone levels must be way too high. I would probably flunk all of these classes.
Now that's my kind of girl. How about heading over to the Tiki bar for a few drinks?
Before you leave tell her that you need to pick something up at the sporting goods store. Stay there.

Ah, yes, this works best for all involved. Don't forget to hand over your credit card first, otherwise she's going to have to come looking for you.
That's a given. :uhh:

Buy "An idiot's guide to making good excuses" study it well


Do you think we haven't read that book too? You'll have to come up with something better than those.
Guys! We have a traitor in our midst.

Danger
Apr17-05, 11:41 PM
OK, fine then. I'll let you see the real me. :smile:
Much better. At least the lips look real this time. :wink:

SOS2008
Apr17-05, 11:43 PM
...Look at the adorable beaver costume aunt Evo made him...Looks like Danger has costume competition. :biggrin:
...Let him learn the same way other adolescents learn; leave him with an internet connection in his room and a door that locks.

Okay little franzbear, back to your room. *click* There you go, all locked in properly. *sniffs* Is that smoke? I'll go check. Don't worry franzbear, just stay put in your locked room. Your daddy left you a fifth of vodka and your uncle Danger tossed in a pack of cigarettes. Why don't you make yourself comfortable on the bed with your computer and smokes? :rofl:

Oh m'gosh, another avatar cycle? I'll see what else I can find...

Math Is Hard
Apr17-05, 11:46 PM
Now that's my kind of girl. How about heading over to the Tiki bar for a few drinks?
Let's go. Just bear in mind that the Tiki bar only has one (unisex) bathroom. I don't mind if you leave the seat up when you're done but some folks get upset about it! :smile:

Moonbear
Apr17-05, 11:48 PM
Guys! We have a traitor in our midst.

Oh, that one was easy to get ahold of. We just went looking for it when you rolled over and went to sleep. The Manly Man Manual (or M3) has been much harder to obtain. (This is actually something that started out on another board I used to visit that's pretty inactive anymore.) A few of our best teams have been able to slip past the guards and get glimpses of a few pages using such trickery as distracting you with short skirts and low cut blouses and mirrored floors, real dangerous work, but we've never gotten the full manual. :biggrin:

Smurf, I have a really nice blue polka dot dress for you that I'll trade for some insider information on the current security measures, how many guards are in place, etc.

cronxeh
Apr17-05, 11:51 PM
do u ppl ever sleep..

Smurf
Apr17-05, 11:53 PM
do u ppl ever sleep..
We've been OVER THIS!



..............................................:bug eye: Sleep is a weakness :bugeye:

Moonbear
Apr17-05, 11:58 PM
Let's go. Just bear in mind that the Tiki bar only has one (unisex) bathroom. I don't mind if you leave the seat up when you're done but some folks get upset about it! :smile:

No, there's no need for them to leave the seat up. In one of the M3 chapters our spies were able to photograph, it states the following:

Chapter 53, section 2: Toilet Seats
The manly man's natural urge is to pee outside. The female population wishes to suppress this by forcing us to use indoor plumbing. Years of research indicate that leaving the toilet seat up is a simple, yet effective way of irritating the females of the species. Our best hope for future generations of manly men is to use this simple tactic until we convince the female population to banish us from indoor facilities so we can once again satisfy the primal urge to pee on trees and mark our territory. Severe penalties will be enforced for those who forget to leave the toilet seat up.

I don't see any reason to fight this one. Just send them outside to that nice oak tree and we can enjoy a nice clean bathroom with the toilet seat properly lowered. :biggrin:

Danger
Apr18-05, 12:02 AM
I don't see any reason to fight this one. Just send them outside to that nice oak tree and we can enjoy a nice clean bathroom with the toilet seat properly lowered. :biggrin:
I'm glad to see that at least you haven't resorted to the ex-from-hell's dirty trick—installing one of those damned fur-bearing mousetraps (aka fuzzy seat cover). :grumpy:

Math Is Hard
Apr18-05, 12:03 AM
One thing I've never understood is the male urge to pee ON something. What is this about? Several times I've come out of a club at night and seen some guy peeing ON the front tire of my car. He could have gone ANYWHERE!! Maybe it was because he was drunk and needed a focal point???

Danger
Apr18-05, 12:12 AM
One thing I've never understood is the male urge to pee ON something.
I can't explain it—it's just something that we have to do. It's the same sort of thing as when women start babbling like idiots and making weird noises when they get close to a baby. :confused:

Math Is Hard
Apr18-05, 12:14 AM
I can't explain it—it's just something that we have to do. It's the same sort of thing as when women start babbling like idiots and making weird noises when they get close to a baby. :confused:
That's actually something I have never done. I've seen women do it and always found it rather weird. Evo and I had a discussion about this once. She doesn't do it either.

Huckleberry
Apr18-05, 12:16 AM
OK, fine then. I'll let you see the real me. :smile:

Odd you should say that. I just did see the real you in the members photo thread. Lookin' good!

P.S. I think I'll never get to the end of that thread.

P.P.S. Danger, you look just like Janus

SOS2008
Apr18-05, 12:18 AM
One thing I've never understood is the male urge to pee ON something. What is this about? Several times I've come out of a club at night and seen some guy peeing ON the front tire of my car. He could have gone ANYWHERE!! Maybe it was because he was drunk and needed a focal point???Guys are like a wild pack of (fill-in-the-blank). They are marking their territory. They mark their territory in many ways, some very subtle except to the trained eye. There is information in the M3 on this as well:
Chapter 103, section 1: Territory
The manly man's natural urge is to mark his territory. Peeing on objects is far to obvious to the female population. One way is to designate areas as yours, such as the garage. Other ways to make your mark is to leave your things laying around, and to Dang, that was all I could get of that page in the manual!

cronxeh
Apr18-05, 12:18 AM
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Math Is Hard
Apr18-05, 12:21 AM
Odd you should say that. I just did see the real you in the members photo thread. Lookin' good!
awww..thanks! But my avatar shows me without my make-up on! This is how I look when I wake up in the morning at the MIT lab. At least they glued permanent eyelashes on me! :biggrin:

Danger
Apr18-05, 12:22 AM
That's actually something I have never done. I've seen women do it and always found it rather weird. Evo and I had a discussion about this once. She doesn't do it either.
Well, I'm sure that there are also guys who don't engage in target practise. (Drowning flies is my personal favourite. :devil: )
Incidentally, that 19 year-old I spent a couple of years with and a woman I knew about 15 years ago can both write their names in the snow just like a man. I didn't find this quite as endearing as they seemed to expect. :rolleyes:

Math Is Hard
Apr18-05, 12:23 AM
Guys are like a wild pack of (fill-in-the-blank). They are marking their territory. They mark their territory in many ways, some very subtle except to the trained eye. There is information in the M3 on this as well:
Dang, that was all I could get of that page in the manual!
How much of that manual were y'all able to retrieve? This is hardcore espionage!! :eek:

Huckleberry
Apr18-05, 12:24 AM
awww..thanks! But my avatar shows me without my make-up on! This is how I look when I wake up in the morning at the MIT lab. At least they glued permanent eyelashes on me! :biggrin:

This is even better. Robot women are the best. Much better looking than that last picture and like 100 times smarter.

I think I saw a few examples of the Manly Man Guide over in the Attention Jason Rex thread.

2CentsWorth
Apr18-05, 12:35 AM
This is even better. Robot women are the best. Much better looking than that last picture and like 100 times smarter.You mean like a Stepford Wife?

Danger
Apr18-05, 12:45 AM
You mean like a Stepford Wife?
I'm sure that he's thinking more along the lines of 'Cherry 2000'. :biggrin:

SOS2008
Apr18-05, 12:48 AM
How much of that manual were y'all able to retrieve? This is hardcore espionage!! :eek:I thought you had some of the pages? I think Moonbear has gotten most of it--I keep forgetting to put mirrors on the floor. :grumpy:

Danger
Apr18-05, 12:51 AM
I keep forgetting to put mirrors on the floor. :grumpy:
You don't need to go out of your way for me. If you notice, those aren't really pennies in my penny loafers. :biggrin:

Huckleberry
Apr18-05, 01:07 AM
I thought you had some of the pages? I think Moonbear has gotten most of it--I keep forgetting to put mirrors on the floor. :grumpy:

Mirrors on the floors. Why have I never thought of that. That's a great idea!
seems Danger beat me to the punch again

franznietzsche
Apr18-05, 01:16 AM
One thing I've never understood is the male urge to pee ON something. What is this about? Several times I've come out of a club at night and seen some guy peeing ON the front tire of my car. He could have gone ANYWHERE!! Maybe it was because he was drunk and needed a focal point???

Its cause we can and you can't.

SOS2008
Apr18-05, 01:57 AM
Danger -- Wooohooo! An Avatar!

You don't need to go out of your way for me. If you notice, those aren't really pennies in my penny loafers. :biggrin:A guy told me once he his friends would look up at women wearing dresses as the stepped onto or off escalators. I still haven't figured that out. :bugeye:

Danger
Apr18-05, 02:22 AM
A guy told me once he his friends would look up at women wearing dresses as the stepped onto or off escalators. I still haven't figured that out. :bugeye:
Must be the open-sided ones where you can pass along beside them. They must have pretty good eyes. I don't really get the point of that, though. 99.9% of the time, you'll see less than you would on the beach, and the other .1% you can't do anything about anyway. :rolleyes:

Moonbear
Apr18-05, 02:30 AM
One thing I've never understood is the male urge to pee ON something. What is this about? Several times I've come out of a club at night and seen some guy peeing ON the front tire of my car. He could have gone ANYWHERE!! Maybe it was because he was drunk and needed a focal point???

I almost included that section as well, about them requiring a vertical surface to pee on. But part of the film was exposed in the struggle to keep the camera from the guards, so I couldn't cite it verbatim. You don't even want to know what I had to do to get the camera back! :eek: They've got a back room at the M3 headquarters like you wouldn't believe!

Danger
Apr18-05, 02:33 AM
I almost included that section as well, about them requiring a vertical surface to pee on.
It does not have to be vertical. It can be angled, elevated, newly washed, or moving instead. :grumpy: Give us some credit for versatility, will ya?

Moonbear
Apr18-05, 02:38 AM
It does not have to be vertical. It can be angled, elevated, newly washed, or moving instead. :grumpy: Give us some credit for versatility, will ya?

I think on the next mission, our spies are going to have to look deeper into this issue of peeing on MIH's car tires. There's either some loophole, or they're breaking the regulations about car washing and waxing as signs of territoriality. I'm sure there's some loophole in there for off-roading, as long as you promptly wash and wax as soon as you've shown off the mud-spattered vehicle to your buddies as proof of your off-roading experience, but I'm not sure that covers the tire thing.

Danger
Apr18-05, 02:39 AM
After consultation with one of my most trusted advisors, I'm going to post something here that just doesn't belong anywhere else. (Well, maybe not here either; that's up to you.) It's the very first comic strip that I did for a series that is named 'The 5th Dementia'. I thought that if you like it, I might put up one a week or so. There are 80 of them, and I'll probably never make any new ones. They're not great, but I hate to waste them with nobody ever seeing them. As I said, this is the first one I did. It's about middle-of-the-pack as far as quality goes (both humour and art-wise).[img=http://img146.echo.cx/img146/971/pf0lq.th.jpg] (http://)

Moonbear
Apr18-05, 10:51 AM
After consultation with one of my most trusted advisors, I'm going to post something here that just doesn't belong anywhere else. (Well, maybe not here either; that's up to you.) It's the very first comic strip that I did for a series that is named 'The 5th Dementia'. I thought that if you like it, I might put up one a week or so. There are 80 of them, and I'll probably never make any new ones. They're not great, but I hate to waste them with nobody ever seeing them. As I said, this is the first one I did. It's about middle-of-the-pack as far as quality goes (both humour and art-wise).[img=http://img146.echo.cx/img146/971/pf0lq.th.jpg] (http://)

LOL! Cute. Would have been better with planaria than earthworms (since you kill earthworms if you cut them in half), but cute anyway. Sort of Far Side styled. :biggrin:

SOS2008
Apr18-05, 01:06 PM
You don't even want to know what I had to do to get the camera back! :eek: They've got a back room at the M3 headquarters like you wouldn't believe! :rofl: I never saw the back room, I'll have to check this out. Did you offer free passes to the cancer clinic?
I think on the next mission, our spies are going to have to look deeper into this issue of peeing on MIH's car tires.Maybe this was just a rogue occurence.
I'm sure there's some loophole in there for off-roading, as long as you promptly wash and wax as soon as you've shown off the mud-spattered vehicle to your buddies as proof of your off-roading experience, but I'm not sure that covers the tire thing.I heard once of a place where you can go and have the mud splattered on--truly strange gender.

SOS2008
Apr18-05, 01:11 PM
...It's the very first comic strip that I did for a series that is named 'The 5th Dementia'. I thought that if you like it, I might put up one a week or so. There are 80 of them, and I'll probably never make any new ones. They're not great, but I hate to waste them with nobody ever seeing them. As I said, this is the first one I did. It's about middle-of-the-pack as far as quality goes (both humour and art-wise)Wow, that's pretty good. (For a moment I thought it said cancer clinic, but it's cloning. :blushing: )

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Moonbear
Apr18-05, 03:58 PM
Did you offer free passes to the cancer clinic?

How do you think I got past the guards at the front door? Oh, shoot, now I gave away my secret. :grumpy:

Huckleberry
Apr18-05, 04:05 PM
You mean like a Stepford Wife?

Actually I was thinking more along the lines of fembots from the Austin Powers movie. Ideally I would prefer something like Weird Science and make my own woman from the molecule up. MIH looks more like a female version of Johnny 5. (Janie 5 is alive) Isn't that from the movie "Short Circuit"?

Huckleberry
Apr18-05, 04:06 PM
Must be the open-sided ones where you can pass along beside them. They must have pretty good eyes. I don't really get the point of that, though. 99.9% of the time, you'll see less than you would on the beach, and the other .1% you can't do anything about anyway. :rolleyes:

Sounds like a man speaking from experience. He must have tried this atleast 1000 times to get those calculations.

Moonbear
Apr18-05, 04:08 PM
Actually I was thinking more along the lines of fembots from the Austin Powers movie. Ideally I would prefer something like Weird Science and make my own woman from the molecule up. MIH looks more like a female version of Johnny 5. (Janie 5 is alive) Isn't that from the movie "Short Circuit"?

:rofl: Janie 5. Yep, that's what it reminded me of too. It's way better than the previous avatar! This one doesn't frighten me every time I open a thread with her in it. :tongue2:

Huckleberry
Apr18-05, 04:20 PM
:rofl: Janie 5. Yep, that's what it reminded me of too. It's way better than the previous avatar! This one doesn't frighten me every time I open a thread with her in it. :tongue2:

Yeha, Every time I saw that picture I could actually hear that annoying voice in my head saying "Trimspa baby!" The pain was almost palpable. I've almost totally forgotten about Fran Drescher's laugh.

Math Is Hard
Apr18-05, 06:29 PM
Wow! I had no idea the hatred ran so deep. But then again I've never seen the Anna Nicole show. May have to rent that.

Evo
Apr18-05, 06:34 PM
Danger -- Wooohooo! An Avatar!AAAAGH! Danger, I'm sorry, but your avatar is a bit...scary. :bugeye:

MIH, your current avatar is really cute! Anna Nicole was even scarier than Danger.

Huckleberry
Apr18-05, 07:00 PM
Wow! I had no idea the hatred ran so deep. But then again I've never seen the Anna Nicole show. May have to rent that.

Beware, there is no return from that show. You will never be the same again. Some things are better left unknown.

Originally Posted by Moonbear
I think on the next mission, our spies are going to have to look deeper into this issue of peeing on MIH's car tires.
Maybe this was just a rogue occurence.

It might not be a rogue occurence that MIH's car tires are chosen. Don't expect this to make much sense, but there is probably some truth to it.

For some reason when peeing outdoors it is nice to have something to pee on. I think that if I pee on the ground I might get my feet wet. Better to have a target to aim at and if there is a purpose to it then it is even more satisfying. Peeing on a plant or tree, or in the snow, or even a rock is just more satisfying. Drunk men (from personal experience) like to have something to lean against when they pee. A car in a parking lot is as good as anything to lean against. But why choose MIH's car? If a guy knew it was MIH's car then it could be a way to mark her as his territory. Whoever peed on her tires probably knew it was her car.

SOS2008
Apr18-05, 08:08 PM
Wow! I had no idea the hatred ran so deep. But then again I've never seen the Anna Nicole show. May have to rent that.I thought Anna was hilarious, but then I haven't seen the show either. Here was my avatar answer to Anna:

http://img187.echo.cx/img187/4534/gwineth6wa.jpg

A fat Gwineth! :rofl:

If a guy knew it was MIH's car then it could be a way to mark her as his territory. Whoever peed on her tires probably knew it was her car. :rofl:

Moonbear
Apr18-05, 09:35 PM
I've never seen the Anna Nicole show either, or maybe once I ran into it while flipping channels when visiting someone else's house or some such thing. But I've seen her on interviews here and there, and what was that award show where she rambled on and on and seemed to be on some seriously strong drugs?

But right now, I've got a bigger problem. The creepy wood roaches have been making their way indoors. (These aren't your icky dirty apartment style roaches that run and hide when you turn the lights on, these are native to the great outdoors around here...but they still are roaches and they are creepy to see inside). Fortunately, only the flightless females have found their way in (though, they better not be laying eggs anywhere!) I don't think I could handle having the males flying at me (they're attracted to lights). The winged ants were last week's problem. We just did not have a cold enough winter to kill off many bugs. I knew that meant it was going to be a buggy spring and summer. :rolleyes: I looked up some info on the wood roaches just to make sure that's what they were, and learned that their mating season is in May and June. Great, they're already running amok and it's not even the mating season yet. I think I need to get my screens back up on my deck again very soon.

SOS2008
Apr18-05, 09:44 PM
But right now, I've got a bigger problem. The creepy wood roaches have been making their way indoors. (These aren't your icky dirty apartment style roaches that run and hide when you turn the lights on, these are native to the great outdoors around here...but they still are roaches and they are creepy to see inside). Fortunately, only the flightless females have found their way in (though, they better not be laying eggs anywhere!) I don't think I could handle having the males flying at me (they're attracted to lights). The winged ants were last week's problem. We just did not have a cold enough winter to kill off many bugs. I knew that meant it was going to be a buggy spring and summer. :rolleyes: I looked up some info on the wood roaches just to make sure that's what they were, and learned that their mating season is in May and June. Great, they're already running amok and it's not even the mating season yet. I think I need to get my screens back up on my deck again very soon.Since these aren't sewer roaches (eeewww to both), it sounds like a perimeter application along the foundation would help. We have had more rain than usual here, and the mosquitos (Nile virus) have been a big issue--ruins one's evening for sure!

Huckleberry
Apr18-05, 10:17 PM
Those roaches probably have nests near your house. I once ran into a nest while doing a little light landscaping. The grass above it looked off, and breaking the ground with a shovel it looked like there was fungus in their tunnels. They looked like roaches but these ones seemed more orange/brown in color than the ones I've seen before. Maybe you could find their nests and eliminate the problem at the source.

Evo
Apr18-05, 10:35 PM
But right now, I've got a bigger problem. The creepy wood roaches have been making their way indoors.You've forgotten already? SKUNKS! Skunks eat insects, spiders, snakes. Get yourself a few skunks and your problems will be over. :approve:

Those outdoor wood roaches are a real pain. I grew up in a heavily wooded area in Houston and no one can keep those things out, they just keep coming in. :devil:

I am glad to say I have been roach free since I left Houston. :biggrin:

Math Is Hard
Apr18-05, 11:08 PM
If a guy knew it was MIH's car then it could be a way to mark her as his territory. Whoever peed on her tires probably knew it was her car.
Well, shoot, I'm just glad he decided to "claim" my car instead of me! :rofl:

Huckleberry
Apr18-05, 11:14 PM
Well, shoot, I'm just glad he decided to "claim" my car instead of me! :rofl:

:rolleyes: :uhh: :rolleyes:
One of these things don't look like the other.
One of these things is kinda the same.
Can you guess which one is doin' his own thing.
Now its time to play our game.
Its time to play our game.

No comment

Evo
Apr18-05, 11:16 PM
Where is everyone tonight?

(sound of crickets chirping)

Hello? Hello? Hello?

Is anybody here? Is anybody here? Is anybody here?

:bugeye:

Franzbear...we're alone. That's ok, Aunt Evo made you some special cookies. I sprinkled them with powdered sugar. Don't they look yummy? Warm out of the oven. You can have as many as you want. It's our little secret. I'll bring you some fresh every night. :smile: Hmmm? What is that bottle with the skull & crossbones? Oh, that, :redface: That was my pirate aunt's sugar bowl, she was such a kidder, that's really powdered suger. :tongue:

Math Is Hard
Apr18-05, 11:17 PM
I grew up in a heavily wooded area in Houston and no one can keep those things out, they just keep coming in. :devil:

I am glad to say I have been roach free since I left Houston. :biggrin:
Remember waking up in the middle of the night and flipping on the kitchen light to hear a hundred threatening "SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS"s and the frantic scurrying. :surprised

No matter how many times I go home to Texas, I never get used to that. The cats won't even go in the laundry room at night anymore. They know it's not their domain. They are too outnumbered. It makes me think of Gulliver's Travels. I always expect to find one of the cats tethered and pinned tightly to the floor by thousands of tiny cockroach ropes and in need of my rescue.

SOS2008
Apr18-05, 11:23 PM
Where is everyone tonight?

(sound of crickets chirping)

Hello? Hello? Hello?

Is anybody here? Is anybody here? Is anybody here?

:bugeye:

Franzbear...we're alone. That's ok, Aunt Evo made you some special cookies. I sprinkled them with powdered sugar. Don't they look yummy? Warm out of the oven. You can have as many as you want. It's our little secret. I'll bring you some fresh every night. :smile: Hmmm? What is that bottle with the skull & crossbones? Oh, that, :redface: That was my pirate aunt's sugar bowl, she was such a kidder, that's really powdered suger. :tongue:Crickets don't chirp, they make a sound like...Hey wait a minute. You didn't pack that bottle with the skull & crossbones, right? :bugeye:

Moonbear
Apr18-05, 11:52 PM
Those roaches probably have nests near your house. I once ran into a nest while doing a little light landscaping. The grass above it looked off, and breaking the ground with a shovel it looked like there was fungus in their tunnels. They looked like roaches but these ones seemed more orange/brown in color than the ones I've seen before. Maybe you could find their nests and eliminate the problem at the source.

They live outdoors in the trees, anywhere there's some wood to hide under. They're very prevalent around here. They say usually people end up carrying them in with fire wood, but I haven't even used the fireplace this year. They probably get in the same way everything else does, crawling in under the eaves of the house and in through the attic or following me in from the garage. I had the garage door open a long time over the weekend while doing all the yard work. I'll be doing just what SOS recommended, and spray along the foundations, plus there's a tree that needs to get trimmed back from the house. The combination of those two should stop the bugs from getting inside. At least most of them. Everything I found online about them says that they don't breed indoors, they're just an occassional nuisance, and they don't nest in groups like other roaches do. Even the pest control company website says they don't recommend spraying for them, just try to locate where they come in from outside and seal it off. At least they are big and slow. This is the third one I found inside in about the same number of weeks. Their behavior is even the way the websites describe them, that they are attracted toward lights, you'll find them wandering in random rooms, not concentrated in any one place, they don't run and hide when disturbed. They seem pretty susceptible to a direct hit of ant spray. :biggrin:

Evo, I don't know where those skunks are. I'd rather have skunks than bugs. They're probably full on slugs already. I haven't seen any slugs yet, but I know they must be emerging by now too. I do have a raccoon that lives nearby. I'm working on figuring out if that's what's digging under my deck (there's a big hole under an old slab of concrete that must have been a patio before the deck was put in over it). I don't mind the raccoons, except when they decide to mate on my roof at 3 AM. What sort of establishment do these critters think I run around here? :rolleyes:

Oh, but there was a robin out in my garden eating bugs. We had a good deal on Saturday when I was planting bulbs. It hung around and I tossed it the earthworms I dug up. I've never had a wild bird hang around so close before (well, except those sparrows that hang around outdoor eateries and steal food right off your plate). I figured the first worm I threw at it would scare it away, but it clearly knew what I threw at it and ran right for it. The bird did look confused for a moment though, like it was puzzled by worms falling from the sky. :tongue2: There are plenty of birds out in the yard, though I think most are seed eaters (lots of cardinals hanging around this year; they seem to be seeking refuge in my yard since I'm the only one without dogs to chase them).

Well, that's it for the natural history of Moonbear's backyard. :rofl:

Moonbear
Apr18-05, 11:57 PM
Remember waking up in the middle of the night and flipping on the kitchen light to hear a hundred threatening "SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS"s and the frantic scurrying. :surprised

No matter how many times I go home to Texas, I never get used to that. The cats won't even go in the laundry room at night anymore. They know it's not their domain. They are too outnumbered. It makes me think of Gulliver's Travels. I always expect to find one of the cats tethered and pinned tightly to the floor by thousands of tiny cockroach ropes and in need of my rescue.

:cry: I have another chance at A&M (knock on wood) and now you're scaring me about moving there! Sister Evo, make her stop scaring me about roaches! :grumpy: :tongue:

Evo
Apr19-05, 12:00 AM
Awww, little Franzbear is very sleepy now.

Here are a few cookies to eat when you wake up dear. :smile:

Make sure you eat all the powdered sugar. :approve:

I will be back with more cookies tomorrow. :smile:

All for you my little franzbear.

Sleeptight. :approve:

Moonbear
Apr19-05, 12:02 AM
Awww, little Franzbear is very sleepy now.

Here are a few cookies to eat when you wake up dear. :smile:

Make sure you eat all the powdered sugar. :approve:

I will be back with more cookies tomorrow. :smile:

All for you my little franzbear.

Sleeptight. :approve:

:surprised No you don't!!! Now I have to look like the meanie. :mad: *forces activated charcoal down franzbear's throat* Sorry franzbear, I know it doesn't taste good, but never trust cookies from a nerd pirate!

Evo
Apr19-05, 12:04 AM
:cry: I have another chance at A&M (knock on wood) and now you're scaring me about moving there! Sister Evo, make her stop scaring me about roaches! :grumpy: :tongue:No roaches at A&M. They were all driven off back in the 70's one night when Jethro Tull played in town. He ran all of the roaches into the river with his flute playing. :tongue2:

cronxeh
Apr19-05, 12:04 AM
she called you a nerd pirate.. you gonna take that? :rofl:

Math Is Hard
Apr19-05, 12:10 AM
Oh, c'mon, Moonbear. You can't let some little piddly roaches scare you off! On the other hand, if you're teaching at A &M, my little brother might be in one of your classes. He's much more of a pest than any cockroach!! :rofl:

Evo
Apr19-05, 12:11 AM
she called you a nerd pirate.. you gonna take that? :rofl:Nerd Pirate??? :surprised No way, that was my aunt! I'm a Nice pirate. Want more powdered sugar franz? o:)

Moonbear
Apr19-05, 12:23 AM
Oh, c'mon, Moonbear. You can't let some little piddly roaches scare you off! On the other hand, if you're teaching at A &M, my little brother might be in one of your classes. He's much more of a pest than any cockroach!! :rofl:

Actually, what I'm worried about is the phrase, "everything is bigger in Texas." They might not be some little piddly roaches. :surprised Don't laugh, but I don't even know what department I'm being considered for at the moment. Apparently my application and CV have been passed around to be considered for several positions and the search committee chair didn't know I didn't know this when he emailed me to make sure I was still interested since it's been so long since my application was sent in. And of course he's now out of town so I can't call and get answers. :rofl:

I can handle pesky students though. If you let me know he's your brother, I can give him an extra hard time if you want. :devil: :rofl:

Moonbear
Apr19-05, 12:25 AM
Nerd Pirate??? :surprised No way, that was my aunt! I'm a Nice pirate. Want more powdered sugar franz? o:)

You can feed it to franz, just not little franzbear. :biggrin:

cronxeh
Apr19-05, 12:25 AM
ohhh.. i hope none of my profs are on this forum..

wait.. engineering school.. physics forums.. DOH

Math Is Hard
Apr19-05, 12:35 AM
Actually, what I'm worried about is the phrase, "everything is bigger in Texas." They might not be some little piddly roaches. :surprised
Well, you won't have no transportation worries. You just saddle up one of them ol' Madagascar hissy-bugs and ride him down to campus.

I can handle pesky students though. If you let me know he's your brother, I can give him an extra hard time if you want. :devil: :rofl:
Shoot, yeah! I will pay you to bust that boy's chops!!! :rofl:

Moonbear
Apr19-05, 12:36 AM
ohhh.. i hope none of my profs are on this forum..

wait.. engineering school.. physics forums.. DOH

It might be a long-shot, but I don't think I'd take the chance and bad mouth one of your profs around here. :wink:

Moonbear
Apr19-05, 12:42 AM
Well, you won't have no transportation worries. You just saddle up one of them ol' Madagascar hissy-bugs and ride him down to campus.

Okay, those kind of roaches I don't mind. The hissing ones amuse me, even if I jump every time I make them hiss. We used to have them for the bio labs; I don't know why we needed live roaches to demonstrate what an insect was, or why we couldn't just point to one of the many wild roaches running around that old building, but when I was the head TA, the person who was supposed to transport a bunch over to another campus called in sick and I had to go pick up a bunch and put them in a new cage to drive over. :yuck: But it got me over the worry of touching them. At least I knew they were raised in captivity and disease-free.

Shoot, yeah! I will pay you to bust that boy's chops!!! :rofl:

Moonbear suddenly realizes the great untapped market for supplementing a professor's salary. :biggrin:

cronxeh
Apr19-05, 12:47 AM
eh.. speaking of bad mouthing and professors..

our biology department's head female prof basically got a job at a state uni in midwest, and transfered out, leaving only one bio prof who is now going to be teaching like 4-6 classes. i feel bad for the poor fella, and the old catalog still lists her as a department advisor..

and as a side perk, the school she transfered to basically isnt that good - the labs and the facilities are a joke compared to what she left. oh well. hope some young hotshot bio prof comes along by the time i retake my physiology class :tongue2:

Moonbear
Apr19-05, 01:01 AM
eh.. speaking of bad mouthing and professors..

our biology department's head female prof basically got a job at a state uni in midwest, and transfered out, leaving only one bio prof who is now going to be teaching like 4-6 classes. i feel bad for the poor fella, and the old catalog still lists her as a department advisor..

and as a side perk, the school she transfered to basically isnt that good - the labs and the facilities are a joke compared to what she left. oh well. hope some young hotshot bio prof comes along by the time i retake my physiology class :tongue2:

If she's moving to worse facilities, it makes you wonder why she's moving? Must be something going on behind the scenes. Unless she's getting a fantastic start-up package to set up new facilities and build up the program there. That's something people sometimes do when they like challenges; they'll apply for a chair position at a dept that's not so great and build it up to the program they want it to be.

They don't have anyone there to help pick up some of the slack? Unless he has a full-time teaching appointment (no research), trying to teach 4 - 6 classes is absolutely insane! Unless that prof really pissed off his dept chair and this is how the chair is getting even. If I see any jobs advertised in NYC, I'll confer with you about your school before I apply; I wouldn't want to apply for something with that heavy of a teaching load -- I'd never be able to accomplish any research.

Math Is Hard
Apr19-05, 01:07 AM
Moonbear suddenly realizes the great untapped market for supplementing a professor's salary. :biggrin:
Just name your price. He'll be the tall blond surfer-boy in the front row who thinks he knows everything. I want him to suffer, ya hear me? SUFFER! :devil: muwhahhahahhaaa!!
I bet there's a whole network of siblings out there who are willing to cough up the cash for this kind of torture. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr19-05, 01:15 AM
Just name your price. He'll be the tall blond surfer-boy in the front row who thinks he knows everything.
You're going to have to be more specific than that. There's one of them in every class! :tongue2:
I want him to suffer, ya hear me? SUFFER! :devil: muwhahhahahhaaa!!
I bet there's a whole network of siblings out there who are willing to cough up the cash for this kind of torture. :biggrin:

$$$$$ I can see it now. I'll be the only prof on campus who can afford a Porsche. I think I want a red one. :cool:

cronxeh
Apr19-05, 01:22 AM
Well for the fall there are 2 bio classes - physiology and genetics - with both labs, so it kind of turns out to be '4' classes, but then again, biology isnt really the biggest undergrad area - but i know they are looking for a new associate prof. they have 3 floors dedicated to biocatalysts and other bio/chem applications, polymers, etc

Moonbear
Apr19-05, 02:10 AM
Well for the fall there are 2 bio classes - physiology and genetics - with both labs, so it kind of turns out to be '4' classes, but then again, biology isnt really the biggest undergrad area - but i know they are looking for a new associate prof. they have 3 floors dedicated to biocatalysts and other bio/chem applications, polymers, etc

That could explain why she left, if bio isn't very big there and if her research was really in a field of biology, she may have felt isolated in a dept full of biochemists.

Danger
Apr19-05, 03:34 AM
AAAAGH! Danger, I'm sorry, but your avatar is a bit...scary. :bugeye:

MIH, your current avatar is really cute! Anna Nicole was even scarier than Danger.
This from a woman who presents a bug avatar to the world's foremost insectophobe? I'll tell you how much I can't stand bugs. I'm a Bruce (from Robert the Bruce of Scotland), and by family tradition we're not allowed to harm spiders. To me, the more legs it has, the less I like it. I was actually so scared of spiders when I was a kid that I thought one might run up the handle of the flyswatter and bite me before it died. So instead I would put a 5mm starter's blank in my Llama XV .22 with the 1.75" barrel and shoot the buggers with it. It gave about a 6" muzzle flash that would curl a spider up into a little blob and smash it into the far wall. This was, of course, in the house that was built into the church that my dad worked at. I'm sure that when we left, they couldn't figure out what the hell all of those 6"-long scorch marks all over the carpet were about.
Anyhow, having read all of that roach stuff, I'm even more glad than ever that I live someplace that's too cold for them.
And now, just to double-check reactions, I present the last installment of 'The 5th Dementia' that I did about a year ago. It, like the first, is about mid-point in the quality department.

[img=http://img20.echo.cx/img20/8634/pf9sj.th.jpg] (http://img20.echo.cx/my.php?image=pf9sj.jpg)

cronxeh
Apr19-05, 07:50 AM
That could explain why she left, if bio isn't very big there and if her research was really in a field of biology, she may have felt isolated in a dept full of biochemists.


well actually her research is in chromatin structure and dynamics and protein folding. i guess you could say she is a molecular biologist with biophysics in mind

Moonbear
Apr19-05, 11:06 AM
This from a woman who presents a bug avatar to the world's foremost insectophobe?
Thanks for pointing out it's a bug! :grumpy: I was happily oblivious thinking it was a disgruntled-looking dragon.

And now, just to double-check reactions, I present the last installment of 'The 5th Dementia' that I did about a year ago. It, like the first, is about mid-point in the quality department.

[img=http://img20.echo.cx/img20/8634/pf9sj.th.jpg] (http://img20.echo.cx/my.php?image=pf9sj.jpg)

I liked the first one better. This one is okay for a Tuesday, but I'd be disappointed if it was in the Sunday funnies. Actually, I got a good laugh because it reminded me of a past thread where tribdog's "boys" landed in a pickle jar. :rofl:

Danger
Apr19-05, 04:14 PM
This one is okay for a Tuesday, but I'd be disappointed if it was in the Sunday funnies.
Alright, alright. You just always have to have the best of everything, don't you? Well, you ain't gonna get it, 'cause none of 'em are that great. I will, however, give you this one that I consider among the better ones. At least it's relevant to the thread.:rolleyes:

http://img253.echo.cx/img253/2148/pf8gn.th.jpg (http://img253.echo.cx/my.php?image=pf8gn.jpg)

Math Is Hard
Apr19-05, 04:16 PM
HaHAHHAhAA!!! I like Danger's comics!! :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Moonbear
Apr19-05, 04:26 PM
Alright, alright. You just always have to have the best of everything, don't you? Well, you ain't gonna get it, 'cause none of 'em are that great. I will, however, give you this one that I consider among the better ones. At least it's relevant to the thread.:rolleyes:

http://img253.echo.cx/img253/2148/pf8gn.th.jpg (http://img253.echo.cx/my.php?image=pf8gn.jpg)

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: I love it!!!! :rofl: You're good!

Evo
Apr19-05, 04:46 PM
Alright, alright. You just always have to have the best of everything, don't you? Well, you ain't gonna get it, 'cause none of 'em are that great. I will, however, give you this one that I consider among the better ones. At least it's relevant to the thread.:rolleyes:I've finally had a chance to view your comics. Those are great!!!! :approve:

So, you're multi-talented, eh?

Danger
Apr19-05, 04:59 PM
HaHAHHAhAA!!!

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

I've finally had a chance to view your comics. Those are great!!!! :approve:

So, you're multi-talented, eh?
Thanks, ladies. I don't think I'm that good, just persistent. Some of them took a couple of days to do, and I never did get them into Photoshop to start tweaking and airbrushing. I can't draw people worth a damn, with or without Illustrator, so I try to concentrate on mechanical stuff. It feels really good to have them accepted. I didn't know if anybody'd like them. :redface:

SOS2008
Apr19-05, 05:40 PM
I can't believe how much I've missed!

http://img253.echo.cx/img253/2148/pf8gn.th.jpg (http://img253.echo.cx/my.php?image=pf8gn.jpg)
Funny, and SO appropriate to this forum too!
Thanks, ladies. I don't think I'm that good, just persistent.That's not what I hear...er, I mean persistence is important too. :tongue:

Danger
Apr19-05, 05:55 PM
I can't believe how much I've missed!
Including this, apparently...
Some of them took a couple of days

persistence is important too. :tongue:
Care for a demonstration? :tongue2: :devil:

Huckleberry
Apr19-05, 06:32 PM
*Huckleberry comes up for air*
It's taking forver to get through that member photo thread. I'm amazed by how attractive the photos are. I thought for sure everyone would be atleast middle-aged and nerdy looking. These people look great, and so many of them are so young. I've read some of their replies on other threads and I thought they were professionals in their fields. Where were people like this when I was in high school? almost 20 pages left to go. Be back soon I hope.

P.S. Great comics Danger. I'm lookin forward to seeing more. Very reminiscent of the Farside, but with that indescribable Danger flare. I think to myself when I see them "Something is very wrong with that man, but I like it anyway."

Danger
Apr19-05, 06:43 PM
I think to myself when I see them "Something is very wrong with that man, but I like it anyway."
Higher praise I could not aspire to. Thanks. :biggrin:

SOS2008
Apr19-05, 11:01 PM
*Huckleberry comes up for air*Must not..make comment... I was wondering where you were. :smile:
It's taking forver to get through that member photo thread.I know! I gave up on reading the archived threads. Hey, why doesn't someone make that thread into a poll on the top three--for us new members? So far I vote for "Dave."
...and so many of them are so young.Yeh, I know. :tongue2:

Danger
Apr19-05, 11:24 PM
...and so many of them are so young.
Yeh, I know. :tongue2:
Down, girl. Remember, they have to reach that 'You must be at least this tall' tattoo. :tongue:

SOS2008
Apr19-05, 11:43 PM
Down, girl. Remember, they have to reach that 'You must be at least this tall' tattoo. :tongue: :rofl: I almost offered to sponsor Smurf, but he's a minor. :rofl: The dirty-old-lady thing is an inside joke I have with a few business associates, etc. I'm really not like that at all, dang it. :grumpy:

Smurf
Apr19-05, 11:52 PM
:rofl: I almost offered to sponsor Smurf,Oh go on, PLEASE but he's a minor. :rofl:
only untill august.

Moonbear
Apr19-05, 11:59 PM
Down, girl. Remember, they have to reach that 'You must be at least this tall' tattoo. :tongue:

There's a height requirement? Dang! No wonder I have so much trouble finding men. :grumpy: *puts on 6" heels* Maybe that will help. :tongue2:

SOS2008
Apr20-05, 12:13 AM
Oh go on, PLEASE
only untill august.Perhaps someone should explain to Smurf about being a "Kept man." :devil:
*puts on 6" heels* Maybe that will help. :tongue2:What a great idea! (But how did he know about the tatoo?)

Danger
Apr20-05, 12:38 AM
*puts on 6" heels* Maybe that will help. :tongue2:
Taller heels, please. I like to rest with my head in the shade.

Moonbear
Apr20-05, 11:04 AM
I can't believe nobody has been here in nearly 10 hours! I sense the thread weakening. *hands franzbear another of his Auntie Evo's cookies*

cronxeh
Apr20-05, 11:15 AM
i walk into this thread every morning, wearing a bathrobe with a toothbrush in hand.. everyone is asleep so i move along :shy:

Danger
Apr20-05, 12:11 PM
I sense the thread weakening. *hands franzbear another of his Auntie Evo's cookies*
Quick, Franzbear! Disable cookies!

mattmns
Apr20-05, 02:39 PM
This thread still has not reached 5000? What are you all doing?

Danger
Apr20-05, 02:49 PM
What are you all doing?
Can't speak for anyone else, but I'm going to work. That means that Moonbear should be along any minute. Later, dudes and dudettes.

DocToxyn
Apr20-05, 03:16 PM
This thread still has not reached 5000? What are you all doing?

I've been avoiding this thread because its size and silliness intimidates me :redface: . But I'll make the sacrifice to contribute to your "strive for 5(000)".

Moonbear
Apr20-05, 03:44 PM
Quick, Franzbear! Disable cookies!

Too late! He gobbled that cookie down like it might be his last. :biggrin:

Oh, are you feeling a little under the weather franzbear? Here, have another cookie, that should perk you right up. :smile:

Moonbear
Apr20-05, 03:50 PM
I've been avoiding this thread because its size and silliness intimidates me :redface: . But I'll make the sacrifice to contribute to your "strive for 5(000)".

It's not like we need any more competition around here. Every time someone drops out of the running, it seems someone new shows up to take up the torch and continue on.

Oh, just to fill you in, we've already tried fire, explosions, electrocution, hunting accidents, lethal injection, gunshot wounds, drowning, and sexually transmitted diseases (franzbear was hanging around those sailors a little too long way back in the beginning of the thread). Oh, and those cookies have a secret ingredient out of a box with a nice pirate skull and crossbones. Oh, and we even tried boring the thread to death, that didn't work either. But back around post 2000 or so, the thread was declared immortal. Only another immortal can kill it apparently.

mattmns
Apr20-05, 04:19 PM
Hmmm, I guess we need to kill each other then. We will soon find out who is immortal, and then we can let them kill the thread.

The Bob
Apr20-05, 04:35 PM
Hmmm, I guess we need to kill each other then. We will soon find out who is immortal, and then we can let them kill the thread.
*Enter the immortal Bob* MWHAHAHAHAHAHA. o:) I mean.... :devil: I am here to fold your plan more than 10 times. MWHAHAHAHAHA.

So what has been happening??? :rolleyes: o:) :rolleyes:

The Bob (2004 ©)

Moonbear
Apr20-05, 04:38 PM
Hmmm, I guess we need to kill each other then. We will soon find out who is immortal, and then we can let them kill the thread.

There can be only ONE!!! :biggrin:

franznietzsche
Apr20-05, 04:42 PM
There can be only ONE!!! :biggrin:
And here I am.

mattmns
Apr20-05, 05:08 PM
Yes there can be only one. I meant "them" as in the one :smile:

How should we test this? Russian roulette?

*pulls out revolver and a bullet*

Franz, you are up :smile:

Evo
Apr20-05, 05:27 PM
There can be only ONE!!! :biggrin:Adrian Paul...The Highlander. <swoon> :!!) :!!) :!!)

Her never loses, you know. :approve:

(hugs her deluxe set of Highlander DVD's)

cronxeh
Apr20-05, 06:30 PM
It's not like we need any more competition around here. Every time someone drops out of the running, it seems someone new shows up to take up the torch and continue on.

Oh, just to fill you in, we've already tried fire, explosions, electrocution, hunting accidents, lethal injection, gunshot wounds, drowning, and sexually transmitted diseases (franzbear was hanging around those sailors a little too long way back in the beginning of the thread). Oh, and those cookies have a secret ingredient out of a box with a nice pirate skull and crossbones. Oh, and we even tried boring the thread to death, that didn't work either. But back around post 2000 or so, the thread was declared immortal. Only another immortal can kill it apparently.


we also tried bad jokes and that didnt seem to work :devil:

cronxeh
Apr20-05, 07:13 PM
johnny has a gambleing problem, and he just cant lose for some reason. Now hes only 16 and his father and teacher both see this as a problem. They want him to stop before he loses big and gets himself into trouble. He had just recently won $500.

His teacher saw this and though, maybe if he didnt have money he wont gamble anymore. So after school she takes him to her office.

"Johnny, if you give me your 500 dollars ill make sure your school record is clean and you can never get into trouble in this school district again...what do you think of that?"

*johhny thought for a minute and smiled* NO deal, but i bet you my $500 that your pubes arent the same color as the hair on your head

*she smiled knowing she dyes her hair and nodded* its a bet

she takes off her skirt then her panties showing him that her pubic hair is black and points to her hair on her head which is blond, johnny admits defeat and gives her the $500 and walks home in shame. Later that day she calls his father

"i think i rid him of his problem, he wont be gambleing anymore"

His father responds

"No you stupid %@#$, i bet him $1000 that he could never get you to take your panties off for him"

Evo
Apr20-05, 07:36 PM
This has nothing to do with anything.

Being in technical sales, this is how all of my days go. Anyone that has to work with clients or a design team will appreciate this. (I had to leave two pictures out due to file size) :grumpy:

Danger
Apr20-05, 07:50 PM
Anyone that has to work with clients or a design team will appreciate this.
I've never been in that situation, so it's probably funnier to me than to you. :approve:

SOS2008
Apr20-05, 08:05 PM
..."No you stupid %@#$, i bet him $1000 that he could never get you to take your panties off for him"cronxeh, I can't believe you're talking like that!

No - The tribdog thread cannot be allowed to die - it is a legacy I tell you! :surprised

Huckleberry
Apr20-05, 08:21 PM
Everyone must be busy tonight. Is there some other superthread in the making that I have not discovered yet?
Oh! is tonight the party at the Tiki bar in the philosophy section?
maybe I'll crash

Danger
Apr20-05, 08:26 PM
Oh! is tonight the party at the Tiki bar in the philosophy section?
Philosophy section?:eek:
Oh well, I suppose that's the most appropriate place for a bar... :rolleyes:

Huckleberry
Apr20-05, 08:34 PM
Philosophy section?
Oh well, I suppose that's the most appropriate place for a bar...
Why not, right? Nothing better than a few hand grenades while trying to figure out the meaning of life and stuff.
Full flaps, dammit! That's a tennis court!
I'm still trying to wrap my mind around this one. Why are they landing on a tennis court?

Danger
Apr20-05, 08:42 PM
I'm still trying to wrap my mind around this one. Why are they landing on a tennis court?
As I said when I found out that I could use a signature, this is just a phrase that popped into my head a couple of weeks ago. I have no idea where it came from, unless possibly a flash-back of sorts to the time I parked a 152 in some guy's back yard. :biggrin:

Huckleberry
Apr20-05, 09:27 PM
As I said when I found out that I could use a signature, this is just a phrase that popped into my head a couple of weeks ago. I have no idea where it came from, unless possibly a flash-back of sorts to the time I parked a 152 in some guy's back yard. :biggrin:

Sounds like the next Danger comic to me.

SOS2008
Apr20-05, 09:50 PM
Everyone must be busy tonight. Is there some other superthread in the making that I have not discovered yet?
Oh! is tonight the party at the Tiki bar in the philosophy section?
maybe I'll crashI stopped in philosophy during happy hour, and no one was there--well except that one obnoxious guy. There's an official PF Lounge somewhere. :tongue: Last I heard people were trying decide on a name for it.

Huckleberry
Apr20-05, 10:00 PM
I stopped in philosophy during happy hour, and no one was there--well except that one obnoxious guy.
Sorry. I always get like that after 5 or 6 hurricanes
There's an official PF Lounge somewhere. :tongue: Last I heard people were trying decide on a name for it.
Is it like the back room at a speakeasy? You keep all the good stuff there?

Math Is Hard
Apr20-05, 10:03 PM
I stopped in philosophy during happy hour, and no one was there--well except that one obnoxious guy. There's an official PF Lounge somewhere. :tongue: Last I heard people were trying decide on a name for it.
are you sure you were in philosophy section? Last time I was there after work they only had how-can-anyone-be-happy hour. It was depressing. I had a double sarte-tini and a camus-politan and stumbled out feeling worse about my situation than when I went in.
You really have to go there late after the philosophers have all passed out. Then it gets cookin'! :smile:

Danger
Apr20-05, 10:04 PM
Is it like the back room at a speakeasy? You keep all the good stuff there?
It's actually more like the laundry room at a pizzaria. :biggrin:

Evo
Apr20-05, 10:16 PM
are you sure you were in philosophy section? Last time I was there after work they only had how-can-anyone-be-happy hour. :rofl: Ok, this time I almost choked on my sammich. :rofl:

I need to learn not to have anything in my mouth when I read. :biggrin:

SOS2008
Apr20-05, 10:32 PM
are you sure you were in philosophy section? Last time I was there after work they only had how-can-anyone-be-happy hour. It was depressing. I had a double sarte-tini and a camus-politan and stumbled out feeling worse about my situation than when I went in.
You really have to go there late after the philosophers have all passed out. Then it gets cookin'! :smile:Is it late enough now? Because I'm getting sun burned going between the forums, and I'm very thirsty. :grumpy:

Danger
Apr20-05, 10:32 PM
I need to learn not to have anything in my mouth when I read. :biggrin:
Well, there goes about another 20% of the Kama Sutra... :frown:

Huckleberry
Apr20-05, 10:33 PM
are you sure you were in philosophy section? Last time I was there after work they only had how-can-anyone-be-happy hour. It was depressing. I had a double sarte-tini and a camus-politan and stumbled out feeling worse about my situation than when I went in.
You really have to go there late after the philosophers have all passed out. Then it gets cookin'! :smile:

Are you sure it wasn't all a social experiment? Did you check those philosophers to make sure they were really passed out? The ones I've met can just eat a bunch of barley, rye and yeast and distill it all in their stomachs. Its a neat trick, but the gas is horrible.

It's actually more like the laundry room at a pizzaria. Oooh, two of my favorite things, laundry detergent and pizza. When I wipe my mouth on my cape I can clean it on the spot.

Danger
Apr20-05, 10:37 PM
Oooh, two of my favorite things, laundry detergent and pizza. When I wipe my mouth on my cape I can clean it on the spot.
And it almost hides the taste of anchovies... :yuck:

Huckleberry
Apr20-05, 10:54 PM
Does anyone like anchovies on their pizza, or was that made just as a joke?
I think it maybe happened once to some poor Greek fisherman who had nothing else to put on his pizza. And when his family saw what he did to their pizza they left and never returned. So the bitter man opened a pizza shop and sold pizza with only anchovies. To this day we still suffer his foul tasting curse. :bugeye:
There is also the little known rumor of the Italian pizza maker, baker. He made a sign saying 'FRESH PIZZA' and hung it out the window to attract hungry customers. Turns out he never learned how to read or write and the sign actually said 'FISH PIZZA'. The rest, as they say, is history. :yuck:

Ok, that was lame. goodnight y'all... :zzz:

SOS2008
Apr20-05, 11:02 PM
Does anyone like anchovies on their pizza, or was that made just as a joke?
I think it maybe happened once to some poor Greek fisherman who had nothing else to put on his pizza. And when his family saw what he did to their pizza they left and never returned. So the bitter man opened a pizza shop and sold pizza with only anchovies. To this day we still suffer his foul tasting curse. :bugeye:
There is also the little known rumor of the Italian pizza maker, baker. He made a sign saying 'FRESH PIZZA' and hung it out the window to attract hungry customers. Turns out he never learned how to read or write and the sign actually said 'FISH PIZZA'. The rest, as they say, is history. :yuck:

Ok, that was lame. goodnight y'all... :zzz:Ah...what a...um, different nighty-night story that was. I thought the Families vetoed anchovies? I'm pretty sure anchovies are not included in the PF free fish menu. :yuck:

Evo
Apr20-05, 11:03 PM
Does anyone like anchovies on their pizza, or was that made just as a joke? I actually had a pizza with anchovies on it. :yuck:

There is also the little known rumor of the Italian pizza maker, baker. He made a sign saying 'FRESH PIZZA' and hung it out the window to attract hungry customers. Turns out he never learned how to read or write and the sign actually said 'FISH PIZZA'. The rest, as they say, is history. :yuck:Oooh, fish pizza!! We could start giving that out instead of plain fish as an incentive for new memebrs to join. I remember one of the greatest episodes of Space Ghost had sun bloated orange roughy pizza. :approve:

That was the episode where my avatar ate his nephew Raymond. :tongue:

Danger
Apr20-05, 11:11 PM
I remember one of the greatest episodes of Space Ghost had sun bloated orange roughy pizza.
There's a show that I'd totally forgotten about. I used to watch the original. A while later they released a new version with a stupid monkey in it. It sucked.

Evo
Apr20-05, 11:27 PM
There's a show that I'd totally forgotten about. I used to watch the original. A while later they released a new version with a stupid monkey in it. It sucked.This was an episode of "Space Ghost Coast to Coast", his talk show. The guest was Michael Stipe of REM.

Danger
Apr20-05, 11:32 PM
This was an episode of "Space Ghost Coast to Coast", his talk show. The guest was Michael Stipe of REM.
This must have been at the beginning of your second childhood. Neither it nor REM existed when I was still watching cartoons. :tongue:

Evo
Apr20-05, 11:51 PM
This must have been at the beginning of your second childhood. Neither it nor REM existed when I was still watching cartoons. :tongue:Yes, this was a newer for adults Space ghost talk show. It was very funny, but not for kids.

Moonbear
Apr20-05, 11:51 PM
Does anyone like anchovies on their pizza, or was that made just as a joke?
I think it maybe happened once to some poor Greek fisherman who had nothing else to put on his pizza. And when his family saw what he did to their pizza they left and never returned. So the bitter man opened a pizza shop and sold pizza with only anchovies. To this day we still suffer his foul tasting curse. :bugeye:
There is also the little known rumor of the Italian pizza maker, baker. He made a sign saying 'FRESH PIZZA' and hung it out the window to attract hungry customers. Turns out he never learned how to read or write and the sign actually said 'FISH PIZZA'. The rest, as they say, is history. :yuck:

Ok, that was lame. goodnight y'all... :zzz:

:yuck: Anchovies are nasty things!

SOS2008
Apr21-05, 12:27 AM
Franzbear...are you there? Shhhh...come along with me while no one is looking. I must find a safe place for you. No, not in philosophy...it could be suicidal. Maybe under Danger's dining table--no one will find you there!

Danger
Apr21-05, 12:35 AM
Yes, this was a newer for adults Space ghost talk show. It was very funny, but not for kids.
It's gotta be better than most of the stuff on TV these days.

Maybe under Danger's dining table--no one will find you there!
Lucy isn't even a member, and you're going to let her kill him? I suppose that's one way to end the competition. :rolleyes:

SOS2008
Apr21-05, 12:48 AM
Lucy isn't even a member, and you're going to let her kill him? I suppose that's one way to end the competition. :rolleyes:Lucy, the great thread killer? No, I think she is hunting mice...but wait, I don't recall Franzbear's photo in the "Cloning Gone Wrong" thread. Just what is this thing! :surprised

Danger
Apr21-05, 12:55 AM
Lucy, the great thread killer? No, I think she is hunting mice...
No, Moonbear is hunting mice. Lucy hunts drinking straws, twist ties, pens and especially threads!

Moonbear
Apr21-05, 01:15 AM
No, Moonbear is hunting mice. Lucy hunts drinking straws, twist ties, pens and especially threads!

LOL! One of my friends has a cat that hunts rubber bands. He's an outdoor cat and runs around collecting rubber bands and leaves them all on the doorstep. At her house, you never have to look very hard if you need a rubber band, just open the front door! :rofl: If someone could guarantee that's all it would hunt, I'd get a cat, but I don't want baby birds and half-eaten mice instead. :yuck:

Moonbear
Apr21-05, 01:20 AM
I stopped in philosophy during happy hour, and no one was there--well except that one obnoxious guy. There's an official PF Lounge somewhere. :tongue: Last I heard people were trying decide on a name for it.
Well, I liked the name Gokul gave to it: The Suggestion Box.
I'm still trying to decide if it's a schmoozy, yuppy type martini bar, or a seedy strip club, but I like the name either way. :biggrin:

Danger
Apr21-05, 01:24 AM
If someone could guarantee that's all it would hunt, I'd get a cat, but I don't want baby birds and half-eaten mice instead. :yuck:
For various reasons, primarily their own safety, I've never let my cats outside, or the dog without being tied to the house. They're not street smart, and a lot of the neighbours have large dogs. The mice in the house disappear when there's a cat in residence. Lucy caught one the second day she lived here, and there's never been another one seen since. (I had to take it away from her and drown it, though; she had no idea what she was supposed to do with it. :rolleyes:)

Moonbear
Apr21-05, 01:28 AM
This has nothing to do with anything.
Then this is the right place for it. :biggrin:

Being in technical sales, this is how all of my days go. Anyone that has to work with clients or a design team will appreciate this. (I had to leave two pictures out due to file size) :grumpy:

:rofl: :rofl: I love it!

Moonbear
Apr21-05, 01:31 AM
For various reasons, primarily their own safety, I've never let my cats outside, or the dog without being tied to the house. They're not street smart, and a lot of the neighbours have large dogs. The mice in the house disappear when there's a cat in residence. Lucy caught one the second day she lived here, and there's never been another one seen since. (I had to take it away from her and drown it, though; she had no idea what she was supposed to do with it. :rolleyes:)

I'm not too fond of the idea of "outside" cats anyway. For their own safety and for the happiness of neighbors. I live in suburbs, not country, so it would be rude to send a cat out to take a dump in the neighbor's flower bed. I don't know why dogs have to be leashed but cats don't.

Danger
Apr21-05, 01:44 AM
I don't know why dogs have to be leashed but cats don't.
There's talk here in town of licensing cats, which would include a leash law. I have a little harness/leash rig that I bought for Dingbat, but I haven't introduced Lucy to it yet. I wouldn't want to take her for a walk anyway, until the cops return my .45; there's no way I could fight off a pit bull barehanded, and some of the owners thereof aren't terribly responsible. :frown:

DocToxyn
Apr21-05, 07:29 AM
Adrian Paul...The Highlander. <swoon> :!!) :!!) :!!)

Her never loses, you know. :approve:

(hugs her deluxe set of Highlander DVD's)


"You bring the butter, Evo, I'll bring the legs....."

AP

Evo
Apr21-05, 08:57 AM
"You bring the butter, Evo, I'll bring the legs....."

AP :!!) :!!) :!!) <GASP> :!!) :!!) :!!) <SWOON> :!!) :!!) :!!)

I'm in love with DocToxyn. :!!) :!!) :!!)

OMG, that is the most wonderful thing I've ever seen. :!!) :!!)

cronxeh
Apr21-05, 09:06 AM
dont talk about food please :frown:

Evo
Apr21-05, 09:10 AM
dont talk about food please :frown:Not feeling well?

DocToxyn
Apr21-05, 09:53 AM
dont talk about food please :frown:

It looks like the cookie-eating subjects are experiencing some conditioned taste-aversion, you should have made the cookies more acutely lethal :bugeye: ....I mean...tasty.

Moonbear
Apr21-05, 10:25 AM
"You bring the butter, Evo, I'll bring the legs....."

AP


What? You bring legs for Evo and none for me?! She always was mom's favorite. :frown: Oh, and you don't want to know what Evo does with that butter! :surprised

What a yummy looking dish! Oh, and those crab legs look delicious too! :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr21-05, 10:32 AM
It looks like the cookie-eating subjects are experiencing some conditioned taste-aversion, you should have made the cookies more acutely lethal :bugeye: ....I mean...tasty.


Does rat pois...er...I mean special pirate sugar...lose its effectiveness when it's baked? We tried using special pirate flour too, but then the cookies didn't look much like cookies.

Come along franzbear, let's go shopping to get more pirate sugar for you. We know how much you like it. Hop in the car little fella. Do you have your seat belt on? Good. *starts engine* Oh, I forgot my grocery list. You just sit here in the car in the garage and wait for me while I run back for it.

Danger
Apr21-05, 12:00 PM
Adrian Paul...The Highlander. <swoon> :!!) :!!) :!!)
Never realized that he was in it. I only saw the first movie, with Christopher Lambert. I do like 'Tracker' though. (I think I'll reserve my <swooning>, if you don't mind, for you. :tongue2: )

DocToxyn
Apr21-05, 12:02 PM
What? You bring legs for Evo and none for me?!

Don't think I don't know your weakness, Moonbear..... :cool:


Hey franzbear, it's your uncle Toxyn, here for your bike riding lesson. No, you don't need that helmet, you're not going far. Ahh, this entrance ramp to the highway has the perfect incline...you like to go fast, don't you Pal? What?..ohh these wirecutters?...just a last minute adjustment to your brakes...off you go Buddy, don't forget your hand signals!

Evo
Apr21-05, 03:16 PM
Don't think I don't know your weakness, Moonbear..... :cool: Evo<----Covers her eyes. Can't bear to watch Moonbear dipping in the Highlander's fountain. :cry:

Hey franzbear, it's your uncle Toxyn, here for your bike riding lesson. No, you don't need that helmet, you're not going far. Ahh, this entrance ramp to the highway has the perfect incline...you like to go fast, don't you Pal? What?..ohh these wirecutters?...just a last minute adjustment to your brakes...off you go Buddy, don't forget your hand signals!Are you sure Franzbear was even concious after being left in the running car? :biggrin:

cronxeh
Apr21-05, 03:26 PM
mmm.. pizza..

that is one single reason why i dragged my arse all over from home to class today.. oh yea i went there.

Math Is Hard
Apr21-05, 03:52 PM
I :!!) love :!!) these Doc Toxyn dream guy creations. Saw Evo's crab claw man this morning and couldn't quit laughing. The best part is that he's got the crab claws extended way-y-y out in front of him, in the same manner that you might carefully offer a steak to a hungry lioness. :rofl: Seriously, Doc - you could make a business out of customized greeting cards.

I'll just place my pre-order now for Val Kilmer with a platter of southern fried chicken! :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr21-05, 05:11 PM
Don't think I don't know your weakness, Moonbear..... :cool:

:!!) :!!) :!!) Mmmmmmmmmm....tasty!!!!! :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr21-05, 05:12 PM
Hey franzbear, it's your uncle Toxyn, here for your bike riding lesson. No, you don't need that helmet, you're not going far. Ahh, this entrance ramp to the highway has the perfect incline...you like to go fast, don't you Pal? What?..ohh these wirecutters?...just a last minute adjustment to your brakes...off you go Buddy, don't forget your hand signals!

Ooh, wasn't that a fun ride franzbear? Wouldn't it be more exciting to do it blindfolded? :biggrin:

Math Is Hard
Apr21-05, 05:20 PM
I'm just wondering when we'll hear from the department of Child Protective Services. They might just take this thread into protective custody.

Huckleberry
Apr21-05, 05:26 PM
What is a franzbear anyway?

Moonbear
Apr21-05, 05:40 PM
What is a franzbear anyway?

We answered that somewhere around post 3000 or so. I thought you read the whole thread! :rofl:

Huckleberry
Apr21-05, 06:00 PM
I did say that didn't I. I never would have imagined that this thread would be so long. I saw pages 1-5 and then last page. I read a few pages and went to last page. I guess I missed pages 6 through about ... 200.

Guess I have to sort through another 194 pages to figure out what a franzbear is and why all the ladies want to kill it.

cronxeh
Apr21-05, 06:14 PM
franzbear is..

umm

yeah

SOS2008
Apr21-05, 06:18 PM
I :!!) love :!!) these Doc Toxyn dream guy creations. Saw Evo's crab claw man this morning and couldn't quit laughing. The best part is that he's got the crab claws extended way-y-y out in front of him, in the same manner that you might carefully offer a steak to a hungry lioness. :rofl: Seriously, Doc - you could make a business out of customized greeting cards.

I'll just place my pre-order now for Val Kilmer with a platter of southern fried chicken! :biggrin:I gave thought to placing an order too, but Danger would probably make a cartoon.

Evo
Apr21-05, 06:26 PM
Great, just got back from being evacuated into the basement parking garage because of a tornado. (I'm still at work) It's one downside to living in Kansas. :surprised

Hope I can make it home without getting hit by one. :cry: I swear I spend more time in my basement in the spring and summer than any other part of my house. There is rarely a storm that doesn't have a tornado warning with it.

I grew up in Houston, TX and lived through a couple of bad hurricanes, they were ok because you knew they were coming. Tornadoes are so much scarier, you can't prepare for them. :frown:

The Evo child and I were caught driving in a hail storm a few years ago with BASEBALL SIZE HAIL. Seriously. My three cars at home were smashed up
and $25,000 worth of damage to my house. The car we were driving in amazingly had no glass broken, we were able to get under an overpass for the worst of it, the body looked like a large hammer had been taken to it. We both had the **** scared out of us. The large balls of hail appeared to be composed of dozens of dime to nickel sized hail.

Other than the frequent scary storms, it's great here. :rolleyes:

cronxeh
Apr21-05, 07:11 PM
hehehe.. balls falling from the sky

donno its just.. funny.. never mind :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr21-05, 07:53 PM
Other than the frequent scary storms, it's great here. :rolleyes:

*checks Kansas off the list of places to live*

Huckleberry
Apr21-05, 07:59 PM
Is there any place in the world that doesn't get a little crazy once in a while?

Evo
Apr21-05, 08:10 PM
Is there any place in the world that doesn't get a little crazy once in a while?Once in a while would be fine. Every other day for 5 months wears you down.

I swear it's always the same on the weather channel, "the deadly storm is heading directly for "my tiny town"", which is basically about 3 square miles in size. Apparently I'm in some weather trough that storms always track in. All storms are required to pass directly over my house. :grumpy:

SOS2008
Apr21-05, 08:12 PM
I grew up in Houston, TX and lived through a couple of bad hurricanes, they were ok because you knew they were coming. Tornadoes are so much scarier, you can't prepare for them. :frown:

The Evo child and I were caught driving in a hail storm a few years ago with BASEBALL SIZE HAIL. Seriously. My three cars at home were smashed up
and $25,000 worth of damage to my house. The car we were driving in amazingly had no glass broken, we were able to get under an overpass for the worst of it, the body looked like a large hammer had been taken to it. We both had the **** scared out of us. The large balls of hail appeared to be composed of dozens of dime to nickel sized hail.Some of my family lived for a time in Houston (Conroe) and Dallas (Plano). My sister-in-law had to have her car repainted because of a hail storm like that. She was living in Dallas at the time. But of course there is a trade-off where ever you live. In the meantime, I hope you make it home okay...

DocToxyn
Apr21-05, 08:27 PM
Seriously, Doc - you could make a business out of customized greeting cards.


Hey, not a bad idea, business should be brisk with Mother's Day approaching.

note to self: send bill to Evo and Moonbear for services rendered.

SOS2008
Apr21-05, 08:35 PM
Is there any place in the world that doesn't get a little crazy once in a while?My "happy place." :biggrin:
Once in a while would be fine. Every other day for 5 months wears you down.

I swear it's always the same on the weather channel, "the deadly storm is heading directly for "my tiny town"", which is basically about 3 square miles in size. Apparently I'm in some weather trough that storms always track in. All storms are required to pass directly over my house. :grumpy:Could this be why it is not a largely-populated place? :tongue:

Evo
Apr21-05, 09:02 PM
Hey, not a bad idea, business should be brisk with Mother's Day approaching.

note to self: send bill to Evo and Moonbear for services rendered.I'm crushed. :frown:

Huckleberry
Apr21-05, 09:12 PM
Once in a while would be fine. Every other day for 5 months wears you down.

I swear it's always the same on the weather channel, "the deadly storm is heading directly for "my tiny town"", which is basically about 3 square miles in size. Apparently I'm in some weather trough that storms always track in. All storms are required to pass directly over my house. :grumpy:

There is a 5 month tornado season in Kansas? :eek:

Are there any trailer parks left? :biggrin:

Evo
Apr21-05, 09:44 PM
There is a 5 month tornado season in Kansas? :eek:

Are there any trailer parks left? :biggrin:Not many. As we all know, trailer parks are tornado bait. :tongue:

Since I've been home, the tornado sirens haven't gone off once. (knock on wood) :uhh: They installed a new one last year one house down from me and that thing can wake the dead. Which is good, but I nearly have heart failure every time it goes off.

Huckleberry
Apr21-05, 10:12 PM
Know where I can get me one of those tornado alarms? I think my neighbors would love it. I bet it would scare the squirrels away from the bird feeders too. Might make a good car horn.

Hey Evo, Have you ever seen Harvey Birdman?

Danger
Apr21-05, 10:20 PM
I gave thought to placing an order too, but Danger would probably make a cartoon.
I hadn't planned to ever do any more, but maybe just for you. :wink: (Not soon, though; I'm too busy trying to keep you under control here.)

My "happy place." :biggrin:
Could this be why it is not a largely-populated place? :tongue:
If your 'happy place' doesn't get a little crazy once in a while, we must be thinking of different things. :tongue:

I bet it would scare the squirrels away from the bird feeders too.
Just leave a jar of pickled heads where they can see it, and you shouldn't have a problem. :yuck:

Evo
Apr21-05, 10:36 PM
Hey Evo, Have you ever seen Harvey Birdman?No. Who is he?

Huckleberry
Apr21-05, 10:52 PM
No. Who is he?

It is based on a cartoon that aired about the same time as Space Ghost. I seem to remember watching both of them as a child. Space Ghost has a talk show 'Space Ghost Coast to Coast' where he interviews people. Harvey Birdman has 'Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law'. He argues cases for cartoon characters such as the Flintstone mafia and the Dr. Quest (Jonny Quest) custody battle.

If you like Space Ghost then this might be worth checking out. It's absurd, but I like it. kinda like Danger

Danger
Apr21-05, 11:02 PM
It's absurd, but I like it. kinda like Danger
I might be old, but I can still read the fine print... :tongue:
Are you channelling Artman while he's away?

franznietzsche
Apr21-05, 11:05 PM
I might be old, but I can still read the fine print... :tongue:
Are you channelling Artman while he's away?


You get hit on by artman too???

Danger
Apr21-05, 11:07 PM
You get hit on by artman too???
Doesn't everyone?

franznietzsche
Apr21-05, 11:08 PM
Doesn't everyone?

Nope, just you cavemen.

Danger
Apr21-05, 11:15 PM
Nope, just you cavemen.
It's the dog suit that does it; from a distance it probably looks like a sheep to him.

Moonbear
Apr21-05, 11:16 PM
Not many. As we all know, trailer parks are tornado bait. :tongue:

Since I've been home, the tornado sirens haven't gone off once. (knock on wood) :uhh: They installed a new one last year one house down from me and that thing can wake the dead. Which is good, but I nearly have heart failure every time it goes off.

They seem to get really over-excited about storms here. As soon as a thunderstorm hits Indiana, they start warning us over here in OH. They act like every thunderstorm is going to be the end of the world. I guess when it's usually very boring, a little thunder is scary. :rolleyes: I've never been very impressed by the storms they think to warn us about. After a few nor'easters and hurricanes, the storms out here are nothing; they're only bad if you get caught on the road because they seem to come with an awful lot of rain.

Tornado sirens...LOL! I never heard of such a thing until I moved to MI. The first spring I was there, we had a bad thunderstorm and I heard lots of sirens. I just figured lightning struck something, or there was a car crash or something like that to need to get fire trucks and ambulances out. It never occurred to me it might mean a tornado until the next day when another post-doc commented about being out walking to his car when they went off. Well, when I lived in NJ, sirens meant emergency vehicles were responding to the car crashes. Nobody warned us about tornadoes. Of course they were just tiny things there and so rare that it just wasn't worth worrying about. One hit the campus when I was in college, and the only warning was our custodian who grew up in Kansas. She was looking outside and spotted the funnel cloud forming and told us to get away from the windows (at which time we all gathered by the window to look because we'd never seen such thing before :rolleyes:). It didn't strike anywhere near the dorms, just touched down for a few hundred feet in a grassy area where nobody was because it was pouring rain. Knocked a tree over, that's all.

Huckleberry
Apr21-05, 11:19 PM
I might be old, but I can still read the fine print... :tongue:
Are you channelling Artman while he's away?

It would just feel wrong to read a whole page of thread killer and not have at least one remark about Danger. I'm just trying to keep up the quota until Artman gets back. Then I can enjoy my fuzzy navel in peace.

Moonbear
Apr21-05, 11:26 PM
It would just feel wrong to read a whole page of thread killer and not have at least one remark about Danger. I'm just trying to keep up the quota until Artman gets back. Then I can enjoy my fuzzy navel in peace.

Fuzzy navel? Does that mean you're picking lint from your belly button or drinking foo foo girly drinks in the Tiki Bar? I just finished a martini I made when I got home from work (about an hour ago...long long day). If I sound even less coherent than usual, it's either the martini or the fact that I worked until 11 pm tonight, or both.

Danger
Apr21-05, 11:27 PM
It would just feel wrong to read a whole page of thread killer and not have at least one remark about Danger. I'm just trying to keep up the quota until Artman gets back. Then I can enjoy my fuzzy navel in peace.
Quite so. Carry on.

Moonbear
Apr21-05, 11:31 PM
Quite so. Carry on.

I don't think you're allowed to say that unless you 'ave suddenly become Bri'ish whilst sipping tea. :biggrin:

Huckleberry
Apr21-05, 11:39 PM
Fuzzy navel? Does that mean you're picking lint from your belly button or drinking foo foo girly drinks in the Tiki Bar? I just finished a martini I made when I got home from work (about an hour ago...long long day). If I sound even less coherent than usual, it's either the martini or the fact that I worked until 11 pm tonight, or both.

I have many unusual talents. One is self-grooming and drinking foo foo drinks simultaneously. I'm trying to perfect the fuzzy navel. I find that with just the right amount of schnapps you don't even need the orange juice and it still slides down pretty smooth.

You should see me cut my toenails and brush my teeth at the same time. Now that's a trick.

SOS2008
Apr21-05, 11:44 PM
I hadn't planned to ever do any more, but maybe just for you. :wink: (Not soon, though; I'm too busy trying to keep you under control here.)I thought you'd already have something on hand. You don't need to create a new one ...unless I'm assured I won't be billed.
If your 'happy place' doesn't get a little crazy once in a while, we must be thinking of different things. :tongue: Oh, you're referring to when I'm in a dream state--that's something I have no control over, and it can be very crazy.
Then I can enjoy my fuzzy navel in peace.Here, Huck, here's another round of fuzzy navels--cheers! Now you just drink that down before the next round. :tongue2:
I don't think you're allowed to say that unless you 'ave suddenly become Bri'ish whilst sipping tea. :biggrin:Yeh, that was pretty high-brow. :eek:

Moonbear
Apr21-05, 11:55 PM
I have many unusual talents. One is self-grooming and drinking foo foo drinks simultaneously. I'm trying to perfect the fuzzy navel. I find that with just the right amount of schnapps you don't even need the orange juice and it still slides down pretty smooth.

You should see me cut my toenails and brush my teeth at the same time. Now that's a trick.

So you're plucking belly button lint while drinking peach schnapps. :biggrin: I actually like fuzzy navels (the drink), but haven't had them in ages. Hmm...maybe I'll order one tomorrow if we go out for Friday happy hour (the folks in the lab usually head out to the bar next door for happy hour on Fridays; sadly, I'm usually the only one who returns to work afterward).

Hmm...something just occurred to me...do we yet know anything about your marital status or age? Has a photo been posted in the member photo thread? Did I miss something or forget something, or have you been withholding information? (It's the alcohol talking, really). :tongue2:

Huckleberry
Apr22-05, 12:09 AM
Hmm...something just occurred to me...do we yet know anything about your marital status or age? Has a photo been posted in the member photo thread? Did I miss something or forget something, or have you been withholding information? (It's the alcohol talking, really).
I was wondering when this question was coming. I'm single and 30 and 3/4 years old. I have not posted a photo in the members thread. Who would want to see my ugly mug anyway? Actually, I don't have a scanner or a digital camera. If I did then I would have to figure out how to use them and that's a whole other problem. Electronics don't like me much. I've spent countless hours arguing with the VCR and it always wins. :frown:

oh, another page. Someone needs a nice quip for Danger again.

Danger
Apr22-05, 12:10 AM
I don't think you're allowed to say that unless you 'ave suddenly become Bri'ish whilst sipping tea. :biggrin:
Privilege of being a member of the Commonwealth, m'deah. :approve:

I thought you'd already have something on hand. You don't need to create a new one ...unless I'm assured I won't be billed.
I don't think there's anything appropriate, but I'll check the catalogue. And you most assuredly will be billed (as co-conspirator).


Oh, you're referring to when I'm in a dream state--
No. You might have been; I wasn't. :devil:

(It's the alcohol talking, really). :tongue2:
Naw... It's you talking; the alcohol is just the ventriloquist. :wink:

Moonbear
Apr22-05, 01:03 AM
Naw... It's you talking; the alcohol is just the ventriloquist. :wink:

Interesting way of putting it. I'll take the bartender's word for it on this subject.

Danger
Apr22-05, 01:09 AM
Interesting way of putting it. I'll take the bartender's word for it on this subject.
I am a bartender, remember? Not currently doing it for a living, but 20 years of experience. So come on over here and let's talk about it... :wink:

Moonbear
Apr22-05, 01:11 AM
I was wondering when this question was coming. I'm single and 30 and 3/4 years old. I have not posted a photo in the members thread. Who would want to see my ugly mug anyway? Actually, I don't have a scanner or a digital camera. If I did then I would have to figure out how to use them and that's a whole other problem. Electronics don't like me much. I've spent countless hours arguing with the VCR and it always wins. :frown:

Digital cameras are easy to use. Point and click, just like a regular camera. We can talk you through the rest if you get your hands on one! Afterall, you're in the right age range. :biggrin: Well, I suspected so already based on the date range of the Navy stories, but good to confirm that. :wink:

Moonbear
Apr22-05, 01:14 AM
I am a bartender, remember? Not currently doing it for a living, but 20 years of experience. So come on over here and let's talk about it... :wink:

Yes, I do remember...I'm not that tipsy! :tongue: I meant I'd take your word for it on that one.

Huckleberry
Apr22-05, 02:03 AM
Digital cameras are easy to use. Point and click, just like a regular camera. We can talk you through the rest if you get your hands on one! Afterall, you're in the right age range. :biggrin: Well, I suspected so already based on the date range of the Navy stories, but good to confirm that. :wink:

Wow, somebody actually read my navy stories? I thought I wrote those when nobody was looking. I'll be more careful next time.

Hmm, how expensive are digital cameras? I've been wanting one for a long time. They are so useful. I can take as many pictures as I want and not have to be embarrassed by going to the photo shop to develop them.

Digital cameras did to photo shops what the internet did to libraries?

Danger
Apr22-05, 02:07 AM
Yes, I do remember...I'm not that tipsy! :tongue: I meant I'd take your word for it on that one.
Sorry. I thought that you referred to the bartender at the 'Tiki' bar. (Incidentally, is that the real name, or just the drunk way of saying 'Sticky'?) :yuck:

Moonbear
Apr22-05, 02:09 AM
Wow, somebody actually read my navy stories? I thought I wrote those when nobody was looking. I'll be more careful next time.
LOL! Yep. See, had you read the entire thread, you'd realize I was paying attention because I had spent several pages hanging out on the docks in a short skirt while flirting with sailors to get their protection while I kidnapped the thread (yeah, that was the only reason). :biggrin:

Hmm, how expensive are digital cameras? I've been wanting one for a long time. They are so useful. I can take as many pictures as I want and not have to be embarrassed by going to the photo shop to develop them.

There is that big reason. And you can just delete the ones you don't like, so you can go crazy taking pictures without having to worry about wasting film. There's a whole range of cameras of different qualities and price ranges. I'm not an expert on picking them, but there are plenty of geeks around here who will be happy to tell you everything they know about digital cameras to find one you'll like in the price range you're willing to pay.

Danger
Apr22-05, 02:15 AM
There's a whole range of cameras of different qualities and price ranges.
Mine came with a Lexmark printer for $150CDN. It's pretty decent, really. Takes short movies, has a timer and zoom, and can be used as a web-cam. There's a slot for some kind of memory card, but I don't have one.

Huckleberry
Apr22-05, 02:15 AM
How would I go about doing that? Should I start a general thread about selecting a digital camera for purchase?

$150 I can afford that. Are the pictures decent quality? Your avatar isn't much of an indicator.

Moonbear
Apr22-05, 02:15 AM
Sorry. I thought that you referred to the bartender at the 'Tiki' bar. (Incidentally, is that the real name, or just the drunk way of saying 'Sticky'?) :yuck:

I hope it's only sticky from spilled drinks! :yuck:

Moonbear
Apr22-05, 02:17 AM
How would I go about doing that? Should I start a general thread about selecting a digital camera for purchase?

Yep. You could post it here in GD or over in the technology subforum. Probably more suited for GD though.

Danger
Apr22-05, 02:24 AM
How would I go about doing that? Should I start a general thread about selecting a digital camera for purchase?
I'm not at all sure about this, but I think I saw one either here or in GP when I first started hanging around here. Maybe the search feature can find it?

$150 I can afford that. Are the pictures decent quality? Your avatar isn't much of an indicator.
That was in our money, so probably about $120 or so in yours. You can even get little keychain dudes, but they don't have an LCD display or any other features. I don't know what it would be for mine without the printer; they were a bundled deal at Canadian Tire. It's a Vivitar (appropriate for making avatars).
For a better indication, the real picture in the Members Photos thread (yeah, I finally posted one) was taken with it. I tweaked the brightness and contrast in Photoshop, though, because it was taken without a flash in a half-shaded area. (And no laughing at the picture, dammit.)

Huckleberry
Apr22-05, 02:32 AM
(And no laughing at the picture, dammit.)Would I do something like that? :devil:
Well, yes I would, but not without giving you something to laugh at.

I'm not going to make a thread. I'll just ask some people and maybe do a little web surfing. I was down at the shopping areas today too buying some books. (I miss those good independant book stores) I wish I had thought about it then. I might go back this weekend sometime. We'll see.

Danger
Apr22-05, 02:38 AM
Would I do something like that? :devil:
Well, yes I would, but not without giving you something to laugh at.

Don't go out of your way; I'll find something.
Keep in mind the option of getting a camera phone, as well. Quality-wise, they seem to be as good as a low-mid range standard camera. (ie: better than mine, which is only 2.0 megapixels; I think that 3 or 4 is standard now)

Evo
Apr22-05, 09:40 AM
How would I go about doing that? Should I start a general thread about selecting a digital camera for purchase?

$150 I can afford that. Are the pictures decent quality? Your avatar isn't much of an indicator.Huckleberry, get a webcam. They start at $49. My avatars (my real pictures, not Zorak) were taken with webcams. I bought a new one at Christmas for $99

Danger
Apr22-05, 09:59 AM
Huckleberry, get a webcam. They start at $49. My avatars (my real pictures, not Zorak) were taken with webcams. I bought a new one at Christmas for $99
They're okay for this situation, but not terribly convenient for holiday photos or parties. :tongue:

Evo
Apr22-05, 10:01 AM
They're okay for this situation, but not terribly convenient for holiday photos or parties. :tongue:I also have a couple of digital cameras, but they're expensive.

Danger
Apr22-05, 10:41 AM
I also have a couple of digital cameras, but they're expensive.
So you're into photography, eh? :wink: :wink: :nudge: :nudge: :say no more:

DocToxyn
Apr22-05, 11:34 AM
So you're into photography, eh? :wink: :wink: :nudge: :nudge: :say no more:


A nod's as good as a wink to a blind bat, eh squire?

Moonbear
Apr22-05, 11:37 AM
I'm starting to look into digital cameras myself. I already have one, so it's not a priority. The one I have was bought for me as a gift, and was good at the time it was bought, but now I want to upgrade to one that's smaller and lighter and better quality and hopefully that doesn't eat batteries the way the one I have does (actually, that's the big thing I'm looking for, something that I can travel with without needing to lug around a pack of batteries too; yeah, it just uses regular batteries, and sucks the life out of them like nothing).

Anyway, good afternoon little franzbear. Mommy has to go play in the lab with sharp knives today. Wanna come along? I'll let you play with the knives too if you'd like. Wait, I'll even get my camera. Wouldn't it be fun to take a few pictures of you posed with the blade to your throat? Here, stand up on this wobbly chair with wheels while you pose for the camera so I can get a good shot under the lights.

cronxeh
Apr22-05, 12:47 PM
hey Moonbear can u take a pic of your lab, I seriously would like to see that

Evo
Apr22-05, 12:59 PM
A nod's as good as a wink to a blind bat, eh squire?You're losing points DocToxyn, first you're going to charge me for the Highlander and crab legs, now you're calling me a blind bat? :grumpy:

cronxeh
Apr22-05, 01:13 PM
ehehe.. trouble in paradise

DocToxyn
Apr22-05, 01:56 PM
You're losing points DocToxyn, first you're going to charge me for the Highlander and crab legs, now you're calling me a blind bat? :grumpy:

There, there, Evo, it's alright. You must know that the "blind bat" quote was from Monty Python and it was directed more towards Danger than anyone else. And as far as the "charge" for the pic, we never discussed what compensation was required.... :bugeye: :devil: :tongue2: .... o:) .

Will it make you feel better if I post the full frontal shot of my tattoo?

DocToxyn
Apr22-05, 02:00 PM
Highlander and crab legs:

Don't they serve that at Red Lobster?

[in my best Homer Simpson voice] MMMmmm...Highlander and crab legs....gggaaaaahhhhhh...*drool*...

Evo
Apr22-05, 02:01 PM
There, there, Evo, it's alright. You must know that the "blind bat" quote was from Monty Python and it was directed more towards Danger than anyone else.oh, ok.

And as far as the "charge" for the pic, we never discussed what compensation was required.... :bugeye: :devil: :tongue2: .... o:) . Oh my. :blushing:

Will it make you feel better if I post the full frontal shot of my tattoo?Ooooh, I do believe that might help. :tongue2:

SOS2008
Apr22-05, 04:01 PM
Will it make you feel better if I post the full frontal shot of my tattoo?Will you serve any food with that? :tongue2:

Moonbear
Apr22-05, 04:14 PM
Will it make you feel better if I post the full frontal shot of my tattoo?

Ooh, DocToxyn's going to show off his turtle!!! :biggrin: Just name the price. :!!) :!!)

Evo
Apr22-05, 04:18 PM
Ooh, DocToxyn's going to show off his turtle!!! Is that what they call it nowdays? "Hey there, want to see my turtle?" :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr22-05, 04:19 PM
Is that what they call it nowdays? "Hey there, want to see my turtle?" :biggrin:

Perhaps only the ones that wear a turtleneck?? :tongue:

Huckleberry
Apr22-05, 08:01 PM
I notice that in the area where I can check my post count in any given thread that some of the envelopes are blue and some are red. I can't see any pattern to why they are different colors, and there doesn't seem to be an explanation anywhere. Why the difference?

Evo
Apr22-05, 08:15 PM
I notice that in the area where I can check my post count in any given thread that some of the envelopes are blue and some are red. I can't see any pattern to why they are different colors, and there doesn't seem to be an explanation anywhere. Why the difference?The "red" envelopes signify a "hot" thread, one that reaches 500 views. There was a guide that explained this at the bottom of the home page, but I don't see it.

Moonbear
Apr22-05, 09:13 PM
Will you serve any food with that? :tongue2:

Eye candy! :biggrin:

mattmns
Apr22-05, 09:15 PM
Hmm, anyone know of a good how to for snapping fingers? I am trying to learn how to snap my fingers.

BicycleTree
Apr22-05, 09:25 PM
Bring your thumb against your ring finger so that it is pressing at the middle of the tip of the ring finger, just before the fat on the very tip, at an angle of around 45 degrees. Increase the pressure between the thumb and the ring finger, then let the thumb suddenly slip to the right and slap against the middle finger. Repeat the process on the middle finger, so you get two snaps per pass of the thumb. You can also try it on the little finger but that is very quiet, at least on my hands.

mattmns
Apr22-05, 09:32 PM
Well that did not immediately work, but it may with some practice.

Evo
Apr22-05, 09:33 PM
Hmmm, I do it differently. I hold the tops of my thumb and middle finger together tightly, holding both rigid, with my index finger pointing up and my ring finger & little fingers bent so that they touch the palm of my hand. Then I snap my middle finger down quickly so that it hits the "mound" on the palm where the thumb base is.

Sounds more complicated than it is. Matt, probably easier to have someone show you.

Moonbear
Apr22-05, 09:54 PM
Hmmm, I do it differently. I hold the tops of my thumb and middle finger together tightly, holding both rigid, with my index finger pointing up and my ring finger & little fingers bent so that they touch the palm of my hand. Then I snap my middle finger down quickly so that it hits the "mound" on the palm where the thumb base is.

Sounds more complicated than it is. Matt, probably easier to have someone show you.

I think I do it in a way that combines both Evo's and BicycleTree's method :biggrin:. Mostly it just requires lots of practice until it just happens. The pad of your thumb and middle finger (tip of the thumb meeting with the middle finger about halfway between the tip and first joint). Squeeze them together really hard, then quickly slip the middle finger toward your palm, bending it only at the middle joint (keep the finger somewhat at a right angle to your palm and don't change the angle of your knuckle while you snap). As you snap your middle finger straight downward toward your palm, divert your thumb slightly to the side toward your index finger and snap it up toward your index finger, which should be bent at the knuckle but held just a bit higher up than the starting point of your middle finger. Wash your hands to get some of the oils off your fingers first for best results (it's almost impossible to snap well if you just moisturized your hands or got oil on them or something like that).

BicycleTree
Apr22-05, 09:56 PM
You're right, most of the noise does actually come from the ring or middle finger. If you press the thumb and finger together tightly enough then that will happen automatically; when the thumb slips one way the finger can't help but slip the other.

BicycleTree
Apr22-05, 10:02 PM
I just put some peanut butter on my thumb and fingers to test that but I could still snap almost normally, only a little less loud. I think it's a matter of how hard you press the fingers together. The key, I think, is in pressing hard enough so that the thumb indents the finger enough for the fat to form a wall in front of the thumb, that the thumb can then suddenly jump over for maximum acceleration.

cronxeh
Apr22-05, 10:04 PM
im trying to learn pen spinning.. but my fingers just dont bend the right way.. or maybe its the technique?

Moonbear
Apr22-05, 10:05 PM
I just put some peanut butter on my thumb and fingers to test that but I could still snap almost normally, only a little less loud. I think it's a matter of how hard you press the fingers together. The key, I think, is in pressing hard enough so that the thumb indents the finger enough for the fat to form a wall in front of the thumb, that the thumb can then suddenly jump over for maximum acceleration.

I'm not even going to ask why you decided to try the peanut butter thing. But, I think you're right about the key being the pressure between the thumb and finger. After sitting here snapping quite a few times to figure out exactly how to I do it to type out the instructions, my finger is a bit sore from pressing it so hard into my thumb (or from resisting the pressure of my thumb against it).

BicycleTree
Apr22-05, 10:07 PM
I have never learned pen spinning.

Moonbear
Apr22-05, 10:07 PM
im trying to learn pen spinning.. but my fingers just dont bend the right way.. or maybe its the technique?

I never learned to do that. One of my friends in 8th grade was really good at it, and I tried and tried and tried, but could never do it. I just managed to get stares from the teacher from dropping my pen so much. :tongue2:

BicycleTree
Apr22-05, 10:12 PM
I'm not even going to ask why you decided to try the peanut butter thing. But, I think you're right about the key being the pressure between the thumb and finger. After sitting here snapping quite a few times to figure out exactly how to I do it to type out the instructions, my finger is a bit sore from pressing it so hard into my thumb (or from resisting the pressure of my thumb against it).
Peanut butter for oil, of course.

My fingers do not hurt no matter how long I snap because they have protective and strengthening webbing between them. Seriously. It makes my fingers appear disproportionately short, although they are normal length measured from the knuckles.

cronxeh
Apr22-05, 10:14 PM
I think I know why i suck at it. every person who does this has skinny long fingers..

mine are short and plump towards base and can never make a full 90 degree between index and middle finger :frown:

BicycleTree
Apr22-05, 10:20 PM
Cronxeh, which way do you mean? I can make almost a 90 degree angle if the index finger points straight ahead and the middle finger folds at the knuckle towards the palm, but if I try to do it reverse (middle straight, index bends at knuckle) the most I can make is about 45 degrees.

cronxeh
Apr22-05, 10:22 PM
well 'almost' in your case is roughly 65-70 degrees in mine, when index points straight parallel to your arm and middle pointing downward

Moonbear
Apr22-05, 10:23 PM
Peanut butter for oil, of course.
:rofl: Um, okay, that wouldn't have been my first choice. Did you just dab your finger in some oil that separated out? Otherwise the peanut butter itself it sticky; it might even help with snapping.

My fingers do not hurt no matter how long I snap because they have protective and strengthening webbing between them.
Oh, do you know how hard it is to not take this bait? :tongue:

Moonbear
Apr22-05, 10:28 PM
Cronxeh, which way do you mean? I can make almost a 90 degree angle if the index finger points straight ahead and the middle finger folds at the knuckle towards the palm, but if I try to do it reverse (middle straight, index bends at knuckle) the most I can make is about 45 degrees.

Hmm...I can do a 90 degree angle both ways. Though it's easier the first way. But, yes, I do have long, skinny fingers. I don't know if that matters though. I know people with little stubby fingers who can still snap.

cronxeh
Apr22-05, 10:28 PM
i can make a cracking sound when i make a fist though :biggrin:

also my toes crack.. my fingers crack (sideways too), knee caps

BicycleTree
Apr22-05, 10:29 PM
Cronxeh, about 70 degrees is what i meant by "almost." My middle finger is only about 3/4 as long as my palm because of the webbing. I credit the webbing with my fast typing speed.

Moonbear, I stockpile empty jars of peanut butter for no reason--the natural kind, too, where the oil separates on its own and when you first open it there's about a half centimeter layer of oil. It was really the closest thing at hand.

BicycleTree
Apr22-05, 10:32 PM
I think that shorter fingers and more webbing probably is an advantage, not a disadvantage, at snapping. When you want to produce the maximum finger tension I think it's helpful to have tissue closer to the fingertip for better leverage. It would be a disadvantage at pen spinning only.

You know what's weird, is that my toes have cracked from time to time, and frequently my spine pops and snaps, but never, ever have I cracked my fingers, intentionally or unintentionally. They are almost noiseless except for snapping.

BicycleTree
Apr22-05, 11:37 PM
Have I scared everyone off?

Moonbear
Apr23-05, 12:04 AM
Have I scared everyone off?

Nope, I just got distracted by a homeschooler posting on another site. She's one of those annoying people who can't stop bragging about her children, but she "forgives" the youngest for not being as smart as his siblings. Yes, she uses the word "forgives." :bugeye: She's also convinced that the cure for math phobia is to make a kid just keep doing a problem over and over and over again and not move ahead until they can get all their assigned problems 100% correct, because the only cause of the anxiety is the frustration of getting the problem wrong. :confused: And franz thinks the politics forum here gets his blood pressure up. :rolleyes: But she provides endless fodder for jokes at her expense among the people I email from that site.

BicycleTree
Apr23-05, 12:14 AM
Well, you know, personally I think that the basics of math are important to get down 100%. I think a big problem with some students is that they "decide" they can't do math, which means they won't try. My sister was like that, she'd quit before even making a good attempt at a problem. If you stick with it until you master the material it's good.

On the other hand, sometimes you don't learn something fully until you use it in other ways. So there is an argument for moving on, with the new material as motivation for mastering the old material. But if there is actual frustration and anxiety on the current material then that's not likely to happen; the student should stick with it until the anxiety goes away. If the student is capable of learning the material, that will happen eventually.

Moonbear
Apr23-05, 12:18 AM
You know what's weird, is that my toes have cracked from time to time, and frequently my spine pops and snaps, but never, ever have I cracked my fingers, intentionally or unintentionally. They are almost noiseless except for snapping.

I'm thinking you and Cronxeh are too young to be popping and cracking when you walk! I used to be such a horribly chronic knuckle cracker. My grandmother insisted it would give me arthritis. :rofl: Sometimes my right wrist pops...I think that's because of an old injury, because it was really bad nearer to when I injured it, and has been steadily improving. Nevermind that it's been over 10 years since I injured it! In retrospect, I might have wanted to see a doctor about it at the time, but I thought it was just a mild sprain. I think it was actually slightly dislocated and it suddenly felt amazingly better one day when I had no choice other than to use it for lifting something really heavy, and suddenly it just popped and immediately felt better. Only I could get better by overusing an injured limb. Other than that, just my neck cracks. Some people find that a bit disturbing.

Though I pulled something in my shoulder last night trying to move a microtome in the lab. It's a really old one, and I swear it must be made of solid lead. It's not very big, but it's heavy. I'm not even sure how heavy it is. Must be 80 or 100 lbs. After I moved one, I barely had the strength to tip the other up on just one end (I needed a clean work area, and the absorbent padding under them hadn't been changed in so long it had turned from white to dark yellow :yuck:). I always forget how heavy those things are because I don't move them often. I have to remember to do these things when someone else is around to help lift. Oh well, it's going to be a cold, rainy weekend anyway, so can't do any yard work even if I didn't have an injured wing.

BicycleTree
Apr23-05, 12:29 AM
Yeah, my spine crackles frequently. Not when I walk, but if I flex my back muscles or stretch I can feel and hear the vertebra snapping around. Also, my shoulders tend to dislocate easily when I throw things, but they always chunk right back into place immediately (not that it doesn't hurt for a week or two afterwards...).

Moonbear
Apr23-05, 12:29 AM
Well, you know, personally I think that the basics of math are important to get down 100%. I think a big problem with some students is that they "decide" they can't do math, which means they won't try. My sister was like that, she'd quit before even making a good attempt at a problem. If you stick with it until you master the material it's good.

Oh, I don't think we disagree there. Concept-wise, yes, you really need to master the basics to move on, but she's talking about redoing a homework assignment until all the answers are perfect. You know, like when you make a dumb mistake and multiply 3X3 and get 6 :rolleyes:, well, she would make the kid do the whole assignment again if they did that.

But that's what I really think most of math phobia is, that the kids have decided they can't do it before they ever get into the classroom. I can see being persistent and not letting them get away with just not doing it, because of course that's what a lot of kids with math anxiety do, they just don't do the assignments. But I don't think sitting them down with a sheet of problems that makes their mind go blank and gets them sweating and making them sit there until it's done is going to help; I think it would just make them get more anxious. Anyway, she's not a rational person anyway. She usually presents an argument that is internally inconsistent (she almost always makes at least two points in her arguments that are necessarily mutually exclusive; like we should have the government give all kids school vouchers and privatize all schools to get the government out of the education business). Meh, I don't really want to discuss her here, it was just where I went for a while and got distracted too long by her lack of logic.

On the other hand, sometimes you don't learn something fully until you use it in other ways. So there is an argument for moving on, with the new material as motivation for mastering the old material. But if there is actual frustration and anxiety on the current material then that's not likely to happen; the student should stick with it until the anxiety goes away. If the student is capable of learning the material, that will happen eventually.

I tend to think most math anxiety is just a learned behavior from parents or other students or teachers even. But, as I did some googling on it, it sounds like math teachers are finally catching on that they need to do something different in the classroom to address this problem, something that will give these kids some confidence. And, imagine this, they're suggesting they stop teaching kids by rote memorization and start explaining the concepts! I can't believe that's a novel idea!

BicycleTree
Apr23-05, 12:45 AM
Well, careless errors do not warrant revisiting the material. One thing the student could do is check his/her work. I never used to like doing that and I would lose about 10% credit on careless errors despite fully understanding everything, but now I always do it, and I make very few careless errors. Also it has to do with age; I think that up to a point, the older you get, the fewer random mistakes you make, a function of practice and normal brain aging.

If the student only makes careless mistakes yet has a math phobia anyway, I think the student should start learning more advanced material.

Moonbear
Apr23-05, 01:27 AM
Also it has to do with age; I think that up to a point, the older you get, the fewer random mistakes you make, a function of practice and normal brain aging.

More like an inverted Gaussian distribution I suspect. After a certain age, you hit your peak and it's all downhill from there. Though, I'm not quite yet convinced there isn't an absent-minded professor gene that is conditionally turned on by something added to the food at the faculty cafeteria. :tongue2:

BicycleTree
Apr23-05, 01:40 AM
No, I don't mean just general mental ability, I mean not making random mistakes. I would guess that random mistakes are caused by the same rushing signals that cause the creativity and fast learning of youth; when these signals begin to decrease, there is less interference and processes are less prone to error, although general mental ability would play a role.

Danger
Apr23-05, 01:42 AM
More like an inverted Gaussian distribution I suspect. After a certain age, you hit your peak and it's all downhill from there.
I don't even know what a Gaussian distribution is, other than that it should have something to do with magnetism.
Please... whoever this ***** is, let me loose on her. It's because of people like her, but in the public school system, that I have only a grade 9 math level. Ironically, two of my favourite subjects are astrophysics and quantum mechanics. Theoretically, you can't understand either one without advanced math, but I seem to do okay.

Moonbear
Apr23-05, 02:12 AM
I don't even know what a Gaussian distribution is
Sorry, I was just being fancy for the physicists. It's just another name for a normal curve (bell curve).

Please... whoever this ***** is, let me loose on her. It's because of people like her, but in the public school system, that I have only a grade 9 math level. Ironically, two of my favourite subjects are astrophysics and quantum mechanics. Theoretically, you can't understand either one without advanced math, but I seem to do okay.
While a few people have tried to play nice and seek some agreement with her, most of that entire board is letting her have it. But at least since she homeschooled her kids, she wasn't showing up for any PTA meetings, so she's only screwed up her own children (I'm sure they are screwed up, just based on the sum total of her views). I mean, how can that youngest one be normal if he's only being "forgiven" for not doing as well as his siblings? Then again, maybe he's the sane one who rebelled against mom, and that's why she thinks he hasn't done as well, because he didn't follow her plan. :rofl:

Math Is Hard
Apr23-05, 02:14 AM
I don't even know what a Gaussian distribution is, other than that it should have something to do with magnetism.
Please... whoever this ***** is, let me loose on her. It's because of people like her, but in the public school system, that I have only a grade 9 math level. Ironically, two of my favourite subjects are astrophysics and quantum mechanics. Theoretically, you can't understand either one without advanced math, but I seem to do okay.
AFAIK: Gaussian distribution = normal distribution = social scientists' "bell curve"

*prepares to be jumped on by mathematicians*

BicycleTree
Apr23-05, 02:22 AM
Well, Mathworld told me that the Gaussian was the normal distribution, but what is an inverted Gaussian??

ArielGenesis
Apr23-05, 02:24 AM
how can a stranger sees a connection between inverted gaussian and a championship

Math Is Hard
Apr23-05, 02:29 AM
Well, Mathworld told me that the Gaussian was the normal distribution, but what is an inverted Gaussian??
It's like pineapple upside-down cake, but different.

Moonbear
Apr23-05, 02:36 AM
Well, Mathworld told me that the Gaussian was the normal distribution, but what is an inverted Gaussian??

Turn it upside down! You were talking about rate of mistakes with age...at peak performance, you reach a nadir in number of mistakes, not a peak. I don't know, it's closer to dawn now than dusk, so I'm too tired to find out if I can legitimately call it inverted...I doubt it's even Gaussian. It just sounded good dammit! :grumpy:

Huckleberry
Apr23-05, 12:48 PM
Fingers and toes, one of my favorite topics. My middle finger is about half an inch longer than my index. My ring finger is almost as long as my middle finger. My thumb can touch my wrist. My feet are more like flippers, over 4" wide. My second toe is as long as my big toe, which is big and fat. (I don't like wearing shoes.) I can support my body weight on just my big toes fairly easily, and can turn my feet so they are almost parallel facing backwards. This puts some strain on my knees and hips and feels a bit uncomfortable. Ever have a hip pop? That is a loud snap.

Hope your wing gets better soon Moonbear.

BicycleTree
Apr23-05, 01:12 PM
Your thumb can touch your wrist? You mean the wrist on the _same arm as the thumb is on_?? You are making it up.

Moonbear
Apr23-05, 01:39 PM
Fingers and toes, one of my favorite topics. My middle finger is about half an inch longer than my index. My ring finger is almost as long as my middle finger. My thumb can touch my wrist. My feet are more like flippers, over 4" wide. My second toe is as long as my big toe, which is big and fat. (I don't like wearing shoes.) I can support my body weight on just my big toes fairly easily, and can turn my feet so they are almost parallel facing backwards. This puts some strain on my knees and hips and feels a bit uncomfortable. Ever have a hip pop? That is a loud snap.

I don't suggest you share all that information on a first date. :bugeye: BicycleTree has webbed fingers, and you've got flippers for feet. And those creationists all are arguing there are no transitional species around. :tongue2: :rofl:

Hope your wing gets better soon Moonbear.

Already feeling better today. Thanks. :smile:

Huckleberry
Apr23-05, 01:41 PM
Your thumb can touch your wrist? You mean the wrist on the _same arm as the thumb is on_?? You are making it up.No, my thumb can touch my wrist on the same arm. I'm double-jointed. I don't know exactly what that means, but I think it means I have longer ligaments, or more stretchable ligaments. I'm not as flexible as I used to be 10 years ago, but my legs and arms are still very flexible. I can still touch any point on my back with one arm and put my feet behind my head. I used to be able to do a split (front to back) but I can't do that anymore.

hypatia
Apr23-05, 02:09 PM
I also can touch my thumb and wrist, which comes in handy playing odd guitar chords.


and can turn my feet so they are almost parallel facing backwards :surprised:

How does one discover these things about themselfs? Did you just one day say, I'm gonna try all kinds of odd stuff with my body?

Moonbear
Apr23-05, 02:23 PM
I also can touch my thumb and wrist, which comes in handy playing odd guitar chords.
How does it help with guitar chords? I can't think of anything you'd do with a guitar that would require touching your thumb to your wrist. :confused:

BicycleTree
Apr23-05, 02:34 PM
:surprised:

How does one discover these things about themselfs? Did you just one day say, I'm gonna try all kinds of odd stuff with my body?
You mean you never did that as a kid?

Huckleberry
Apr23-05, 02:42 PM
I also can touch my thumb and wrist, which comes in handy playing odd guitar chords.


:surprised:

How does one discover these things about themselfs? Did you just one day say, I'm gonna try all kinds of odd stuff with my body?
Yeah, something like that. Who hasn't at least tried to do a split? What guy hasn't played 'mercy' in grade school? Who hasn't twisted an ankle while walking or running? My ankles twist, but don't sprain. (well, once I sprained an ankle) I rarely won at mercy, but I couldn't be beaten. It seemed natural to test the limits.

What I want to know is how people learn things like eating glass without dying, or breaking boards with their heads, or piercing their body with needles. How many people try these things? Can anyone do it?

Moonbear
Apr23-05, 05:32 PM
You mean you never did that as a kid?

Must have been a deprived childhood she had. :biggrin:

brewnog
Apr23-05, 05:36 PM
Moonbear, bet you 20p that you can't lick your elbow...

Evo
Apr23-05, 05:48 PM
I've noticed that the majority of people have a second toe (the toe next to their big toe) that is as long or longer than their big toe. Mine is shorter. My toes all progressively go down in length with the big toe the longest.

Anyone else with toes like this?

Huckleberry
Apr23-05, 06:09 PM
You could start a thread called "Comparison of TOEs"

hypatia
Apr23-05, 06:15 PM
Playing a F chord and reach your thumb up to hit a A note on the E string, most people can't do it.

And no I don't recall trying to twist my feet backwards. Tho I did shove a bean up my nose once. :blushing:

Evo
Apr23-05, 06:24 PM
You could start a thread called "Comparison of TOEs" :rofl: That's cute!

brewnog
Apr23-05, 06:32 PM
Evo, my big toe is my longest.

Evo
Apr23-05, 06:34 PM
Evo, my big toe is my longest.Really? Then we're the two normal ones? :tongue:

brewnog
Apr23-05, 06:37 PM
Really? Then we're the two normal ones? :tongue:

Speak for yourself...

Moonbear
Apr23-05, 06:44 PM
Moonbear, bet you 20p that you can't lick your elbow...

No way! My arm was sore for three days the last time someone posted that you can't lick your elbow and I was determined to find out if I could. :tongue2:

BicycleTree
Apr23-05, 06:51 PM
My big toe is also longer than the other toes. I read somewhere a long time ago that a "big" big toe helps you to sprint.

I can lick the inside of my elbow. That counts.

Huckleberry
Apr23-05, 07:07 PM
No way! My arm was sore for three days the last time someone posted that you can't lick your elbow and I was determined to find out if I could. :tongue2:
I could lick your elbow :tongue2:

Danger
Apr23-05, 08:43 PM
My toes all progressively go down in length with the big toe the longest.
If you'd cover them up at night, they wouldn't be malformed. It's probably frostbite.:tongue:

I'm gonna try all kinds of odd stuff with my body?
I would like to try a couple of odd things with your body... :wink:

I could lick your elbow :tongue2:
If you're getting that close anyhow, might I suggest an alternate target?:tongue2:

SOS2008
Apr23-05, 09:01 PM
I've noticed that the majority of people have a second toe (the toe next to their big toe) that is as long or longer than their big toe. Mine is shorter. My toes all progressively go down in length with the big toe the longest.

Anyone else with toes like this?Yes! Mine too. :smile:

Danger
Apr23-05, 09:06 PM
Yes! Mine too. :smile:
You keep 'em stuck out of the covers too?

Moonbear
Apr23-05, 09:08 PM
I could lick your elbow :tongue2:

Well, I might have suggested the same until you told me about the flippers. I'm a bit of a bigot when it comes to dating within my own species. :tongue2:

Danger
Apr23-05, 09:11 PM
I'm a bit of a bigot when it comes to dating within my own species. :tongue2:
There you go again with that. Sheesh, what a prude!

Moonbear
Apr23-05, 09:13 PM
There you go again with that. Sheesh, what a prude!

Well, I tried that ursine canine thing, and that just didn't work out well, so I'm going to just stick with other bears for now. Besides, I need warm and fuzzy, not cold and wet mammals in bed with me.

Huckleberry
Apr23-05, 09:14 PM
I just saw the funniest thing from one of the GD threads. The Star Wars Kid. I love this guy!!! :eek: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
Watch this embarrassingly good video
http://www.waxy.org/archive/2003/04/29/star_war.shtml

Huckleberry
Apr23-05, 09:24 PM
Well, I might have suggested the same until you told me about the flippers. I'm a bit of a bigot when it comes to dating within my own species. :tongue2:

It's not that easy being green
Having to spend each day the color of the leaves
When I think it could be nicer being red, or yellow or gold
Or something much more colorful like that

It's not easy being green
It seems you blend in with so many other ordinary things
And people tend to pass you over 'cause you're
Not standing out like flashy sparkles in the water
Or stars in the sky

But green's the color of Spring
And green can be cool and friendly-like
And green can be big like an ocean, or important
Like a mountain, or tall like a tree

When green is all there is to be
It could make you wonder why, but why wonder why
Wonder, I am green and it'll do fine, it's beautiful
And I think it's what I want to be


I wonder if Kermit got any lovin', besides the extensive physicals by Jim Henson. I'd have to agree with him, It's not easy being green.

Moonbear
Apr23-05, 09:31 PM
It's not that easy being green
Having to spend each day the color of the leaves
When I think it could be nicer being red, or yellow or gold
Or something much more colorful like that

It's not easy being green
It seems you blend in with so many other ordinary things
And people tend to pass you over 'cause you're
Not standing out like flashy sparkles in the water
Or stars in the sky

But green's the color of Spring
And green can be cool and friendly-like
And green can be big like an ocean, or important
Like a mountain, or tall like a tree

When green is all there is to be
It could make you wonder why, but why wonder why
Wonder, I am green and it'll do fine, it's beautiful
And I think it's what I want to be


I wonder if Kermit got any lovin', besides the extensive physicals by Jim Henson. I'd have to agree with him, It's not easy being green.

Well, if he didn't, it was his own fault the way Miss Piggy had the hots for him! :tongue2:

Danger
Apr23-05, 09:42 PM
Well, if he didn't, it was his own fault the way Miss Piggy had the hots for him! :tongue2:
I can't believe that you mentioned Miss Piggy more than 10 minutes ago, and SOS hasn't showed up yet. :confused:

Huckleberry
Apr23-05, 09:43 PM
Well, if he didn't, it was his own fault the way Miss Piggy had the hots for him! :tongue2:
It's kind of hard to concentrate when your concealing Jim Henson's spare car keys. How do you break that news to your girlfriend?

SOS2008
Apr23-05, 09:50 PM
I can't believe that you mentioned Miss Piggy more than 10 minutes ago, and SOS hasn't showed up yet. :confused:Ah-hah! So some are into sheep, others into bears, and I like swine. :rofl: BTW my current avatar is compliments of Danger, and HE is the one who informed me that Mark Twain was the author of my signature (thus revived).

Moonbear
Apr23-05, 09:57 PM
It's kind of hard to concentrate when your concealing Jim Henson's spare car keys. How do you break that news to your girlfriend?

You don't. Whatever experimenting you did when younger should be locked away and never shared with anyone (unless you think she might be into that). :biggrin:

Huckleberry
Apr23-05, 10:11 PM
You don't. Whatever experimenting you did when younger should be locked away and never shared with anyone (unless you think she might be into that). :biggrin:
Come to think of it, Miss Piggy probably has a few secrets of her own. :eek:

Danger
Apr23-05, 10:26 PM
Come to think of it, Miss Piggy probably has a few secrets of her own. :eek:
So this high-brow woman walks into the deli and asks for the biggest salami in the place. The butcher shows her a few and she selects a fine 4 kilogram specimen. He then asks if she wants it sliced. "What do I look like," she snorts, "a piggy bank?" :tongue:

Huckleberry
Apr23-05, 11:05 PM
*Huckleberry scratches his head*
OH! :eek: :yuck: :rofl:

Moonbear
Apr23-05, 11:36 PM
So this high-brow woman walks into the deli and asks for the biggest salami in the place. The butcher shows her a few and she selects a fine 4 kilogram specimen. He then asks if she wants it sliced. "What do I look like," she snorts, "a piggy bank?" :tongue:

That took two readings before I got it. Sometimes the ones that take a moment get the best laugh! :rofl: :rofl:

Danger
Apr23-05, 11:41 PM
*Huckleberry scratches his head*
OH! :eek: :yuck: :rofl:
That took two readings before I got it.
I'm still having a bit of trouble with the fuses on these things. Maybe I should switch to electronic timers... :redface:

SOS2008
Apr23-05, 11:59 PM
I'm still having a bit of trouble with the fuses on these things. Maybe I should switch to electronic timers... :redface:Well, I got it right away...do they have a title for most demented member? :eek:

Moonbear
Apr24-05, 12:10 AM
I'm still having a bit of trouble with the fuses on these things. Maybe I should switch to electronic timers... :redface:

The snort threw me off.

Huckleberry
Apr24-05, 12:13 AM
It's not your fuses Danger. I just forgot to flip the switch to Danger mode before reading the post. I should have guessed the premise before I read the first word.

Danger
Apr24-05, 12:17 AM
Well, I got it right away...do they have a title for most demented member? :eek:
If I may reference one of Hypatia's comments to me, what's that about a pot and a black kettle? If you were truly as sweet and innocent as you'd have us believe, you'd still be trying to figure it out. I mean really, if Moonbear took that long, what does that say about your mind? :tongue:

The snort threw me off.
Yeah, I know the feeling. That's why I cut down on my nocturnal visits to Evo. :bugeye:

It's not your fuses Danger. I just forgot to flip the switch to Danger mode before reading the post. I should have guessed the premise before I read the first word.
Yes, you should have. Shame on you. :grumpy: :biggrin:

Smurf
Apr24-05, 12:18 AM
I still don't get it. Someone explain it. I bet it's one of those things that I got but didn't get the humour in it.

Moonbear
Apr24-05, 12:23 AM
I still don't get it. Someone explain it. I bet it's one of those things that I got but didn't get the humour in it.

We'll explain it to you when you're older.

(I sure wish I had written down all the questions I asked as a kid that got that answer; it would be fun to go up to mom with the whole list now and ask them again, just to see how she'd react.) :rofl:

Danger
Apr24-05, 12:37 PM
We'll explain it to you when you're older.
(I sure wish I had written down all the questions I asked as a kid that got that answer
I'm sure that you can remember the salient ones if you really apply yourself. Just think of what you wouldn't want your kid asking... :devil:

Moonbear
Apr24-05, 12:57 PM
I'm sure that you can remember the salient ones if you really apply yourself. Just think of what you wouldn't want your kid asking... :devil:

Oh, I know the general gist of what those questions were, just was musing that it would be fun to have saved up the list since she said she'd tell me when I was older. :biggrin: Actually, most of the time, I think it wasn't that embarrassing, just jokes that were said in my presence that I didn't understand and wanted to know what everyone was laughing about.

Danger
Apr24-05, 12:59 PM
just jokes that were said in my presence that I didn't understand and wanted to know what everyone was laughing about.
Oh... so you really were just like Smurf... :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr24-05, 01:09 PM
Oh... so you really were just like Smurf... :biggrin:

I was a bit younger than that when I wasn't getting those jokes, and nobody noticed if I wore a dress. :rofl:

Danger
Apr24-05, 01:11 PM
I was a bit younger than that when I wasn't getting those jokes
He probably still didn't get them when he was younger...

Moonbear
Apr24-05, 01:18 PM
He probably still didn't get them when he was younger...

:uhh: I s'pose so. :rofl:

Danger
Apr24-05, 01:44 PM
:uhh: I s'pose so. :rofl:
Not everyone loves toying with causality as much as I do.

Danger
Apr24-05, 02:22 PM
Since SOS reminded me of this last night, I might as well toss it in now.



http://img125.echo.cx/img125/4481/jetskipf8en.th.jpg (http://img125.echo.cx/my.php?image=jetskipf8en.jpg)

Moonbear
Apr24-05, 03:01 PM
LOL! I guess that's what you buy for the guy who has everything. :rofl:

SOS2008
Apr24-05, 03:13 PM
Since SOS reminded me of this last night, I might as well toss it in now.



http://img125.echo.cx/img125/4481/jetskipf8en.th.jpg (http://img125.echo.cx/my.php?image=jetskipf8en.jpg)So typical of guys--everything must be "improved" upon, even if it isn't needed, and preferably if it will put your life at risk. :rofl:

Huckleberry
Apr24-05, 03:20 PM
I wonder what Freud would have to say about this?

Danger
Apr24-05, 03:25 PM
So typical of guys--everything must be "improved" upon, even if it isn't needed, and preferably if it will but your life at risk. :rofl:
This from the woman with the M1 Abrams wheelchair? :tongue:

I wonder what Freud would have to say about this?
Probably "Holy ****, that's a loud seagull."

SOS2008
Apr24-05, 03:48 PM
This from the woman with the M1 Abrams wheelchair? :tongue:First, I NEED my M1 Abrams wheelchair, and it doesn't put my life at risk (don't forget the inflatable devices, er..um air bags), and if people get out of my way fast enough they will be just fine too. :tongue2:

Danger
Apr24-05, 03:53 PM
it doesn't put my life at risk (don't forget the inflatable devices, er..um air bags), and if people get out of my way fast enough they will be just fine too. :tongue2:
Alright... but I still think that there should be some kind of steering system.

Artman
Apr24-05, 04:46 PM
I'm Back! :rofl:

And you people (danger, SOS, Moonbear, Evo, Etc.) have a lot of explaining to do. :grumpy:

You get hit on by artman too???
I have never hit on you franz. :eek:

But that is a particularly nice shirt you have on today.:biggrin:

No time to read right now. I'll check back later.

Thanks for channelling me while I was away Huckleberry. :biggrin:

Huckleberry
Apr24-05, 04:49 PM
Alright... but I still think that there should be some kind of steering system.I don't know about that, Danger. I'd rather have a rocket coming at me than a guided missile. Some things are better left to fate. I'd rather not have mine be 'crushed to death by M1 Abrams wheelchair.'

Moonbear
Apr24-05, 05:35 PM
I'm Back! :rofl:

And you people (danger, SOS, Moonbear, Evo, Etc.) have a lot of explaining to do. :grumpy:

Darn! Um...wait...just a minute...*shoves pirate sugar under sofa cushion, puts away sharp knives*...erm, I mean, Welcome Back! :biggrin:

Artman
Apr24-05, 05:40 PM
Darn! Um...wait...just a minute...*shoves pirate sugar under sofa cushion, puts away sharp knives*...erm, I mean, Welcome Back! :biggrin:Uh huh. Pirate sugar? I think I've got some reading to do.

And Evo! Dressing sweet little Franzbear in a beaver pelt to go beaver hunting! :grumpy: Really. You should no better than that. :grumpy:

Beavers are out of season. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr24-05, 06:02 PM
Beavers are out of season. :biggrin:

That's not what Danger says. :tongue:

Evo
Apr24-05, 06:11 PM
And Evo! Dressing sweet little Franzbear in a beaver pelt to go beaver hunting! :grumpy: Really. You should no better than that. :grumpy:

Beavers are out of season. :biggrin:I dressed him as a beaver? (have no memory of doing this) Although that is brilliant. :approve:

Are you referring to the merkin? See Ivan's post #90. :rofl:

http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=69911&page=6&pp=15

SOS2008
Apr24-05, 06:18 PM
I don't know about that, Danger. I'd rather have a rocket coming at me than a guided missile. Some things are better left to fate. I'd rather not have mine be 'crushed to death by M1 Abrams wheelchair.'Right--there are no brakes either. :surprised

Huckleberry
Apr24-05, 06:41 PM
Thanks for channelling me while I was away Huckleberry. My pleasure. Do you think there is enough room for the two of us here? Might be time for Artman to take a more permanent vacation. :devil:
Right--there are no brakes either. Ofcourse not. Need all the space you can spare for a kickin' sound system and those green apple martunis you gals are always talking about.

SOS2008
Apr24-05, 06:47 PM
Of course not. Need all the space you can spare for a kickin' sound system and those green apple martunis you gals are always talking about.Exactly! One must have priorities in order, such as a cup holder for my green apple martini. :biggrin: I'm still working on the sound system. I was using a headset with an ipod, but it gets in the way of my night vision goggles.

Moonbear
Apr24-05, 07:00 PM
Exactly! One must have priorities in order, such as a cup holder for my green apple martini. :biggrin: I'm still working on the sound system. I was using a headset with an ipod, but it gets in the way of my night vision goggles.

Oh, now that's something that still needs to be invented. A decent holder for a martini glass that won't tip over in the pool or let the martini get warm. :biggrin:

Huckleberry
Apr24-05, 07:18 PM
Exactly! One must have priorities in order, such as a cup holder for my green apple martini. :biggrin: I'm still working on the sound system. I was using a headset with an ipod, but it gets in the way of my night vision goggles.
I'm starting to get the picture here. I see SOS, her torso protruding from the monstrous M1 Abrams wheelchair. Her long, blond hair is wild and windblown as she treads recklessly on autopilot, crashing one party after another attempting to refuel her supply of green apple martinis. The sound of "Hells Bells" blaring from her massive soundsystem shakes the neighborhood in prelude to her arrival. Peaceloving partigoers look up in wonderment, just in time to see SOS screaming like an amazon warrior woman, wearing her military issue nightvision goggles and a camoflauge tank top. As she steamrolls their humvees she flails her arms in triumph and manages to never spill a drop from her glass. In moments she is gone, leaving ruin and devastation and piles of olive pits in her wake.

Evo
Apr24-05, 07:34 PM
I'm starting to get the picture here. I see SOS, her torso protruding from the monstrous M1 Abrams wheelchair. Her long, blond hair is wild and windblown as she treads recklessly on autopilot, crashing one party after another attempting to refuel her supply of green apple martinis. The sound of "Hells Bells" blaring from her massive soundsystem shakes the neighborhood in prelude to her arrival. Peaceloving partigoers look up in wonderment, just in time to see SOS screaming like an amazon warrior woman, wearing her military issue nightvision goggles and a camoflauge tank top. As she steamrolls their humvees she flails her arms in triumph and manages to never spill a drop from her glass. In moments she is gone, leaving ruin and devastation and piles of olive pits in her wake.You should consider writing. :rofl:

Huckleberry
Apr24-05, 07:38 PM
Consider it? I'm relying on it. It's the only thing I'm semi-skilled at. This particular image reminds me of just about every Terry Pratchett book I've read.

P.S. Thanks :biggrin:

Evo
Apr24-05, 07:40 PM
Consider it? I'm relying on it. It's the only thing I'm semi-skilled at. This particular image reminds me of just about every Terry Pratchett book I've read.

P.S. Thanks :biggrin:I didn't know you wrote. Is that what you do?

Huckleberry
Apr24-05, 07:48 PM
I didn't know you wrote. Is that what you do?
No. Just as a hobby. I'm not a professional. I'm just a lowly student, and hope to always remain that way.

SOS2008
Apr24-05, 09:03 PM
Oh, now that's something that still needs to be invented. A decent holder for a martini glass that won't tip over in the pool or let the martini get warm. :biggrin:Right! There are those cups with water-filled insolation that can be placed in the freezer. The cups will float, but still tip and spill. Let's face it, the RV rocks!
I'm starting to get the picture here. I see SOS, her torso protruding from the monstrous M1 Abrams wheelchair. Her long, blond hair is wild and windblown as she treads recklessly on autopilot, crashing one party after another attempting to refuel her supply of green apple martinis. The sound of "Hells Bells" blaring from her massive soundsystem shakes the neighborhood in prelude to her arrival. Peaceloving partigoers look up in wonderment, just in time to see SOS screaming like an amazon warrior woman, wearing her military issue nightvision goggles and a camoflauge tank top. As she steamrolls their humvees she flails her arms in triumph and manages to never spill a drop from her glass. In moments she is gone, leaving ruin and devastation and piles of olive pits in her wake.Very good analogy of my real life. :eek: You would have made great contributions to the story about Dave...

Artman
Apr24-05, 09:37 PM
I dressed him as a beaver? (have no memory of doing this). Uh huh.

Artman, you're leaving???

I will take care of little Franzbear. Franzbear will be safe with me. :approve: We're going beaver hunting. Look at the adorable beaver costume aunt Evo made him. Can't tell him from a real beaver can you? What? Oh, thats so you don't frighten the other beaver, dear. :approve: :grumpy: Naughty, naughty, naughty. Going on a beaver hunt while I'm on vacation. :grumpy:

I happen to love beaver. :grumpy: I keep my beaver gun clean and ready to use in case I see a beaver to go after. I've been on beaver hunting safaris since grade school. I'm currently on a long term beaver expedition and I caught one. :tongue2: :biggrin:

Evo
Apr24-05, 10:03 PM
[Quote=Evo]
I dressed him as a beaver? (have no memory of doing this).
Uh huh.

Artman, you're leaving???

I will take care of little Franzbear. Franzbear will be safe with me. We're going beaver hunting. Look at the adorable beaver costume aunt Evo made him. Can't tell him from a real beaver can you? What? Oh, thats so you don't frighten the other beaver, dear.
Uh huh.
:grumpy: Naughty, naughty, naughty. Going on a beaver hunt while I'm on vacation. :grumpy: Darn, I thought I'd deleted the evidence. :grumpy: :bugeye:
I happen to love beaver. :grumpy: I keep my beaver gun clean and ready to use in case I see a beaver to go after. I've been on beaver hunting safaris since grade school. I'm currently on a long term beaver expedition and I caught one. :tongue2: :biggrin:No beaver here, just merkins. :blushing:

Moonbear
Apr24-05, 10:46 PM
No beaver here, just merkins. :blushing:

:redface: :blushing: That's more personal information than I needed to know! :rofl:

cronxeh
Apr24-05, 10:58 PM
you got a kitty in your pic for crying out loud!

Moonbear
Apr24-05, 11:05 PM
you got a kitty in your pic for crying out loud!

A gun-totin' one no less! :rofl:

Chronos
Apr25-05, 01:31 AM
A bird in hand and a nest to go.

Moonbear
Apr25-05, 02:12 AM
A bird in hand and a nest to go.

Between this and your comment in the what to wear thread, it's not hard to figure out what's on your mind tonight. :wink:

Danger
Apr25-05, 06:02 AM
No beaver here, just merkins. :blushing:
Is this a personal choice, or just the age thing? And whoever thought up 'one in the hand is worth two in the bush' was either dislexic or stupid. I'll go for all three in the bush, and keep your hands for other things.

Artman
Apr25-05, 07:49 AM
No beaver here, just merkins. :blushing:A local (maybe syndicated, I don't remember) weatherman once made the comment that if you don't wear your wig everyday, it's not a wig, it's a hat.

Just thought I'd mention that. :blushing: :biggrin:

cronxeh
Apr25-05, 08:28 AM
ohh.. haaha it hurts to breathe

Artman
Apr25-05, 09:13 AM
ohh.. haaha it hurts to breatheGot your hat on over your nose? :rofl:

cronxeh
Apr25-05, 09:22 AM
cronxeh, et al. Merkins, Beavers, and Moonbears : Statistical Thermodynamics of Interacting Surfaces. PF Press: 2005

Artman
Apr25-05, 09:33 AM
cronxeh, et al. Merkins, Beavers, and Moonbears : Statistical Thermodynamics of Interacting Surfaces. PF Press: 2005Is the illustrated version out in paperback? :tongue2:

Danger
Apr25-05, 10:43 AM
Beavers are out of season. :biggrin:
That's not what Danger says. :tongue:
I can't tell any more; there are too many of you to keep track of. :tongue:

Moonbear
Apr25-05, 01:08 PM
cronxeh, et al. Merkins, Beavers, and Moonbears : Statistical Thermodynamics of Interacting Surfaces. PF Press: 2005


I want royalties! :biggrin:

Huckleberry
Apr25-05, 03:56 PM
Still thinking about that camera. I think I'm going to go for the Sony Cybershot 4.1MP. I want something with at least 4MP. This one comes with a carrying case for just under $300. I think I have to buy the memory chip and rechargable batteries and AC adapter seperately. Hmm, these things are expensive. Maybe I'll just stop by best buy tomorrow and see what they got.

Danger
Apr25-05, 04:03 PM
No beaver here, just merkins. :blushing:
It never struck me until now, but that's how most southerners that I've met pronounce "Americans". Maybe I should bring this to their attention the next time and see how long it takes for them to straighten out their accents. :devil:

Huckleberry
Apr25-05, 04:15 PM
It never struck me until now, but that's how most southerners that I've met pronounce "Americans". Maybe I should bring this to their attention the next time and see how long it takes for them to straighten out their accents. :devil:
Oh NO! You're right. It's a good thing I always try not to use the term American for a US citizen. Join the club Danger. I'm a merkin, your a merkin, wouldn't you like to be amerkin too?

Moonbear
Apr25-05, 04:28 PM
It never struck me until now, but that's how most southerners that I've met pronounce "Americans". Maybe I should bring this to their attention the next time and see how long it takes for them to straighten out their accents. :devil:

Some of them might not mind being a merkin. :rofl: Now I'm going to have a hard time not laughing when I hear it pronounced that way! :rofl:

Danger
Apr25-05, 05:49 PM
wouldn't you like to be amerkin too?
As long as you're referring to the furry type, sure. I can think of worse places to hang out.

Moonbear
Apr25-05, 06:41 PM
As long as you're referring to the furry type, sure. I can think of worse places to hang out.

No pun intended? :rofl:

Danger
Apr25-05, 06:53 PM
No pun intended? :rofl:
Maybe... :uhh:

Moonbear
Apr25-05, 07:26 PM
Maybe... :uhh:

Uh oh, you seem to be shrinking! :biggrin:

Danger
Apr25-05, 07:33 PM
Uh oh, you seem to be shrinking! :biggrin:
Given the nature of the discussion, quite the contrary. :tongue:

BicycleTree
Apr25-05, 07:34 PM
I posted this link in the pope thread but I think that may have been too serious a thread for this. I think that this is a sublime piece of art:
http://www.theonion.com/news/index.php?issue=4116

Huckleberry
Apr25-05, 07:40 PM
*Huckleberry peers off the edge of the killer thread.*
"I can't even see any of the other posts from up here. Wait, is that the member's photo thread down there? I can't quite make it out. Someone hold on to my shirt while I lean over and take a LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOK!" :eek: :bugeye: :surprised

Danger
Apr25-05, 07:43 PM
Someone hold on to my shirt while I lean over and take a LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOK!" :eek: :bugeye: :surprised
Gee, that's too bad. If he'd been wearing one of those slingshot thongs, he'd be bungieing back right about now. :biggrin:

Huckleberry
Apr25-05, 07:47 PM
Gee, that's too bad. If he'd been wearing one of those slingshot thongs, he'd be bungieing back right about now. :biggrin:
*A voice on the wind rises up to meet Danger. "I'd rather die first!"*

Danger
Apr25-05, 08:05 PM
*A voice on the wind rises up to meet Danger. "I'd rather die first!"*
Good choice. I don't think that the initial braking impact would be any less painful than landing without it. :eek:
That reminds me...



http://img258.echo.cx/img258/5722/pf9br.th.jpg (http://img258.echo.cx/my.php?image=pf9br.jpg)

SOS2008
Apr25-05, 08:34 PM
Good choice. I don't think that the initial braking impact would be any less painful than landing without it. :eek:
That reminds me...



http://img258.echo.cx/img258/5722/pf9br.th.jpg (http://img258.echo.cx/my.php?image=pf9br.jpg)A little more blood splatter and body parts for my humor. :rofl: :uhh: Just Kiddin'

cronxeh
Apr25-05, 08:38 PM
thats unscientific, you thermodynamics hater!

Huckleberry
Apr25-05, 08:46 PM
:rofl: Another great Danger comic. OK, maybe not that great but it is another Danger comic. :wink:
I like your comics. This one would have been better with a helicopter. Helicopters are just funnier for some reason.

Danger
Apr25-05, 09:30 PM
This one would have been better with a helicopter. Helicopters are just funnier for some reason.
I wish to hell I'd thought of that myself. A chopper would certainly earn its nickname under such circumstances. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr25-05, 09:37 PM
*Huckleberry peers off the edge of the killer thread.*
"I can't even see any of the other posts from up here. Wait, is that the member's photo thread down there? I can't quite make it out. Someone hold on to my shirt while I lean over and take a LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOK!" :eek: :bugeye: :surprised

You're supposed to kill the thread, not yourself! :bugeye: No wonder it's so hard killing this thing, with you folks missing the whole point like that.

Or maybe the thread is growing in strength and beginning to control our minds. :eek: :surprised

Huckleberry
Apr25-05, 09:52 PM
You're supposed to kill the thread, not yourself! :bugeye: No wonder it's so hard killing this thing, with you folks missing the whole point like that.

Or maybe the thread is growing in strength and beginning to control our minds. :eek: :surprised
Don't be ridiculous Moonbear. A thread can't control people's minds. Now, come back to the laundry room for a second. There is something I want to show you. Just ignore those human shaped pods for a moment and take a look at THIS! ....> :surprised

cronxeh
Apr25-05, 10:25 PM
I think this thread is starting to curve space..

Moonbear
Apr25-05, 10:39 PM
Don't be ridiculous Moonbear. A thread can't control people's minds. Now, come back to the laundry room for a second. There is something I want to show you. Just ignore those human shaped pods for a moment and take a look at THIS! ....> :surprised

:rolleyes: Sheesh, I've seen those before. Everytime I walked in on franz or Artman in the laundry room, they had one of those they were trying to quickly hide.

Math Is Hard
Apr25-05, 10:57 PM
:rolleyes: Sheesh, I've seen those before. Everytime I walked in on franz or Artman in the laundry room, they had one of those they were trying to quickly hide.
I always thought those were electro-ejaculators they were distracting us from. :confused: hmmmm...

Moonbear
Apr25-05, 10:59 PM
I always thought those were electro-ejaculators they were distracting us from. :confused: hmmmm...

Hence the :surprised expression on their faces. :bigggrin:

Huckleberry
Apr25-05, 11:08 PM
That's what happens when I plug my 110 volt electro-ejaculator into Moonbears 220 volt electric bra socket. :surprised

Hmmm, :uhh:

Moonbear
Apr25-05, 11:16 PM
That's what happens when I plug my 110 volt electro-ejaculator into Moonbears 220 volt electric bra socket. :surprised

Hmmm, :uhh:

:uhh: :frown: :grumpy: :mad: I let you take my bra off and you still needed the electroejaculator? :cry:

Huckleberry
Apr25-05, 11:41 PM
I was just prepping for later. Usually when I finish reading a few chapters of 'Snow White and the Seven Spankings' I just plug in that bad boy and drift off into a comfortable sleep. I always awake about 12 hours later exhilerated and refreshed.

I had no idea MIH had discovered my electro-ejaculator. She must have been looking under my mattress again for those panties that Artman hides there. I charge him a monthly fee.

But since you're here and your bra is already off...
Wanna play with my home chemistry lab?

Math Is Hard
Apr25-05, 11:48 PM
Artman!! You took my panties?? Naughty boy!! You are going to punished for this big-time! You get over to the spanking chair, right now, and don't you sass me or it will hurt more!!!

Moonbear
Apr25-05, 11:50 PM
Artman!! You took my panties?? Naughty boy!! You are going to punished for this big-time! You get over to the spanking chair, right now, and don't you sass me or it will hurt more!!!

:uhh: He might not take that as much of a threat.

Moonbear
Apr25-05, 11:51 PM
But since you're here and your bra is already off...
Wanna play with my home chemistry lab?

Not until we get you all checked out at the cancer clinic. :approve:

Evo
Apr25-05, 11:55 PM
Rut roh, this must be the xxx rated late night adult version of the thread. Franzbear, go back to bed, I'll explain it to you when you get older. :redface: What, no, your mom is paid to discuss these things, she's a professional. What she does to those rhinos with that electric thing is purely scientific. :uhh: What she does to your uncle huck with it is another issue. :blushing:

cronxeh
Apr25-05, 11:58 PM
Gah.. someone walks into this thread and drops an F-bomb.. http://carboninside.com/fart.gif and then we are all like.. oMG.. OMG.. WHO DID THAT?

Everyone starts pointing at franzbear.. and then there is a chain reaction http://carboninside.com/ole.gif and he gets beaten up http://carboninside.com/beatup.gif

Meanwhile Danger tries his best to animate the whole process http://carboninside.com/crash.gif and Moonbear getting her rats to mate http://carboninside.com/dstyle.gif

Moonbear
Apr25-05, 11:59 PM
Rut roh, this must be the xxx rated late night adult version of the thread. Franzbear, go back to bed, I'll explain it to you when you get older. :redface: What, no, your mom is paid to discuss these things, she's a professional. What she does to those rhinos with that electric thing is purely scientific. :uhh: What she does to your uncle huck with it is another issue. :blushing:

Maybe if little franzbear catches his mom and uncle Huck in the act, he'll just kill himself. :tongue2:

Evo
Apr26-05, 12:03 AM
Gah.. someone walks into this thread and drops an F-bomb.. http://carboninside.com/fart.gif and then we are all like.. oMG.. OMG.. WHO DID THAT?

Everyone starts pointing at franzbear.. and then there is a chain reaction http://carboninside.com/ole.gif and he gets beaten up http://carboninside.com/beatup.gif

Meanwhile Danger tries his best to animate the whole process http://carboninside.com/crash.gif and Moonbear getting her rats to mate http://carboninside.com/dstyle.gifOh cronxeh, marry me! This is great! :biggrin:

cronxeh
Apr26-05, 12:06 AM
hmm I can almost see it now.. http://carboninside.com/marry.gif

But alas, I'm too young! http://carboninside.com/nono.gif :cry: o:)

Moonbear
Apr26-05, 12:06 AM
Gah.. someone walks into this thread and drops an F-bomb.. http://carboninside.com/fart.gif and then we are all like.. oMG.. OMG.. WHO DID THAT?

Everyone starts pointing at franzbear.. and then there is a chain reaction http://carboninside.com/ole.gif and he gets beaten up http://carboninside.com/beatup.gif

Meanwhile Danger tries his best to animate the whole process http://carboninside.com/crash.gif and Moonbear getting her rats to mate http://carboninside.com/dstyle.gif

:rofl: You're in charge of the next birthday party around here! :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr26-05, 12:07 AM
hmm I can almost see it now.. http://carboninside.com/marry.gif

But alas, I'm too young! http://carboninside.com/nono.gif

Aww, but you make such a cute couple there. Hey, if that psycho teacher can marry her student now that she's out of prison, surely you and Evo could get married. :rofl:

Huckleberry
Apr26-05, 12:08 AM
Maybe if little franzbear catches his mom and uncle Huck in the act, he'll just kill himself. :tongue2:
If I knew what a franzbear was I might be concerned enough to close the door.

Hey cronx, nice animations. I especially like the one with danger banging his head against the desk. That's what he'll be doing when he reads the last page or two of this thread.
What she does to your uncle huck with it is another issue. I'm an uncle already? That was fast. :approve: science good.

Moonbear
Apr26-05, 12:15 AM
Uh, yeah, how franzbear came to be. :redface:

http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=63689&page=166&pp=20&highlight=franzbear

http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=63689&page=169&pp=20

Moonbear
Apr26-05, 12:17 AM
What she does to your uncle huck with it is another issue. :blushing:

:uhh: Wait a minute! He's an uncle on his father's side, right? It would just be all wrong if I found out he was my brother. I'd have to move to West Virginia or Arkansas. :frown:

cronxeh
Apr26-05, 12:20 AM
Alabama's nice too..

Moonbear
Apr26-05, 12:21 AM
Alabama's nice too..

I'll keep that in mind if it turns out I'm related to Huck. :rofl:

cronxeh
Apr26-05, 12:23 AM
You'd have to move to Canada if 'she' had a sex change done too.. :surprised

Math Is Hard
Apr26-05, 12:24 AM
Alabama's nice too..
HEY!!! Knock it off!!! :mad:

cronxeh
Apr26-05, 12:25 AM
jackpot! wee

SOS2008
Apr26-05, 12:26 AM
I'm an uncle already? That was fast. :approve: science good.Accelerated Evolution Theory proven! :biggrin: :bugeye:

Moonbear
Apr26-05, 12:28 AM
Accelerated Evolution Theory proven! :biggrin: :bugeye:

Wrong thread. That one belongs in the crackpot theory thread. :rofl:

Huckleberry
Apr26-05, 12:55 AM
Uh, yeah, how franzbear came to be. :redface:

http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=63689&page=166&pp=20&highlight=franzbear

http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=63689&page=169&pp=20
OK, I get it now. I thought franzbear had something to do with Moonbear and franzneitzsche. I had no idea that it was your love child. Artman named it, and Integral is the shadow of death looming above it with scythe in hand, waiting for the word from Mother Evo.

It might actually be worth reading this thread. Maybe one week when I have nothing to do I'll get that done.
You'd have to move to Canada if 'she' had a sex change done too.. How did you know? :eek:

Moonbear
Apr26-05, 01:01 AM
OK, I get it now. I thought franzbear had something to do with Moonbear and franzneitzsche. I had no idea that it was your love child.

:surprised Not love child, e-child!!! E-children aren't created by something so intangible as love (especially with franz!); PF has a very sophisticated algorithm that determines the ideal matches for forming its e-children.

Artman
Apr26-05, 07:03 AM
Artman!! You took my panties?? Naughty boy!! You are going to punished for this big-time! You get over to the spanking chair, right now, and don't you sass me or it will hurt more!!!I was just going beaver hunting...or merkin hunting...(I never know what I'm going to find)...




...and I thought I might get cold, so I kind of just borrowed the little lacy pair. (Figured those will keep me warm.) :tongue2: :biggrin:

<SPANK!> :surprised

Thank you mam, may I have another?

<SPANK!> :surprised

Thank you mam, may I have another?

<SPANK!> :surprised

Thank you mam, may I have another?

Anybody get the "Thank you mam, may I have another" reference?

DocToxyn
Apr26-05, 08:40 AM
Anybody get the "Thank you mam, may I have another" reference?

Animal House.......

"And most recently of all, a "Roman Toga Party" was held from which we have received more than two dozen reports of individual acts of perversion SO profound and disgusting that decorum prohibits listing them here." - Neidermeyer

...well we shouldn't have any reservations here.... :tongue2:

cronxeh
Apr26-05, 08:50 AM
Toga! Toga! Toga! Toga!

As of this moment, Moonbear and franz are on a double secret probation!

Artman
Apr26-05, 09:19 AM
Animal House.......Good work Doc Tox!

"And most recently of all, a "Roman Toga Party" was held from which we have received more than two dozen reports of individual acts of perversion SO profound and disgusting that decorum prohibits listing them here." - Neidermeyer

...well we shouldn't have any reservations here.... :tongue2:Two dozen! Danger has submitted single posts with more than that! :biggrin:


Toga! Toga! Toga! Toga!Ut oh, better put Franzbear to bed right now, cronxeh wants to party. :rofl:

As of this moment, Moonbear and franz are on a double secret probation! Oh my gosh! Hey Danger, what level of probation do you think we're in!? :surprised

Math Is Hard
Apr26-05, 12:31 PM
Where's Moonbear? She hasn't been to visit this thread all morning. I suspect she's losing interest in little Franzbear.

Moonbear
Apr26-05, 01:02 PM
I'm here, just checking in after checking today's email messages. Woke up with a migraine that hasn't gone away yet, and staring at the monitor is painful.

cronxeh
Apr26-05, 01:09 PM
heres my turtle:

http://carboninside.com/turtle1.JPG
http://carboninside.com/turtle2.JPG

SOS2008
Apr26-05, 01:11 PM
I'm here, just checking in after checking today's email messages. Woke up with a migraine that hasn't gone away yet, and staring at the monitor is painful.I think it's from looking at speedo-guy and Naked Cowboy guy. :yuck:

Artman
Apr26-05, 01:13 PM
heres my turtle:

http://carboninside.com/turtle1.JPGWhat is that black thing doing to your turtle, cronxeh?

Danger
Apr26-05, 01:34 PM
Hey cronx, nice animations. I especially like the one with danger banging his head against the desk. That's what he'll be doing when he reads the last page or two of this thread.
Truly fantastic work with those little buggers. Wish I knew how to do that. Unfortunately, although I often feel like doing what you show, I can't. No desk. There's a little piece of plywood stuck under the front edge of my computer that's just big enough to hold a mouse pad and my ashtray. The keyboard is in my lap, and I'm not flexible enough to bang my head on it. (If I was, I wouldn't be wasting my time here.) :uhh:

Two dozen! Danger has submitted single posts with more than that! :biggrin:
You exaggerate, but thanks for the vote of confidence. I'll try harder in future. :biggrin:

Sorry, I don't get the probation reference.:redface:


What is that black thing doing to your turtle, cronxeh?
Preparing it for launch, by the look of it. :bugeye:

Artman
Apr26-05, 01:42 PM
Sorry, I don't get the probation reference.:redface: The guys in the movie Animal House were so "fun loving" (troublesome) that the dean of the college put them on "Double Secret Probation," a made up disciplinary action, so he could kick them out.

Danger
Apr26-05, 02:01 PM
The guys in the movie Animal House were so "fun loving" (troublesome) that the dean of the college put them on "Double Secret Probation," a made up disciplinary action, so he could kick them out.
Okay, thanks. I don't know if I ever saw that whole movie. Not really my kind of humour. I vaguely remember something about a food fight, a car at 'ramming speed', a big cake, and some togas. Other than that... nada.

Evo
Apr26-05, 02:09 PM
heres my turtle:Is that really your turtle? What's his name?

Danger
Apr26-05, 02:17 PM
Is that really your turtle? What's his name?
Of course it's not really his turtle. He's only trying to lure you in because he knows about Roger. It's really his gerbil with extensive make-up. Don't fall for it.

brewnog
Apr26-05, 02:24 PM
Of course it's not really his turtle. He's only trying to lure you in because he knows about Roger. It's really his gerbil with extensive make-up. Don't fall for it.

Danger speaks from experience. Did you ever get the superglue out of your beard?

Danger
Apr26-05, 02:32 PM
Danger speaks from experience. Did you ever get the superglue out of your beard?
I thought we agreed to keep that quiet. No, I bloody didn't. Why do you think I'm clean-shaven now? :grumpy:




That question does bring up a painful memory, though. I make all of my own appliances for Hallowe'en or costume parties. Everything is usually made of and attached with liquid latex. One year I didn't have any and there was no time to get any, so I attached the main facial piece with silicone sealant. It was all fine until this one girl in the bar decided that she was going to find out once and for all who was under the mask. She grabbed the rather prominent nose thereof and ripped it off. Took half the skin off of my face. :eek:

DocToxyn
Apr26-05, 02:35 PM
heres my turtle:


I'm really glad the pictures cleared before I looked at that post. Given the current topic of questionable male fashion, I might not have returned to this thread. :surprised

cronxeh- that looks like a Russian tortoise, Testudo horsfieldii (Agrionemys horsfieldii), am I right?

Evo is rather fond of chelonians so be prepared....

Evo
Apr26-05, 02:39 PM
Of course it's not really his turtle. He's only trying to lure you in because he knows about Roger. It's really his gerbil with extensive make-up. Don't fall for it.Roger. :cry:

I know Roger made it the 5 blocks to the Bayou and had a happy life. <sniff>

Evo
Apr26-05, 02:41 PM
DocToxyn, we're still waiting for that new tatoo picture. (taps foot impatiently)

Danger
Apr26-05, 02:42 PM
Given the current topic of questionable male fashion, I might not have returned to this thread. :surprised
Naw... if that's what he'd been talking about, do you really think that I would have referenced something as large as a gerbil? :tongue:

DocToxyn
Apr26-05, 03:29 PM
DocToxyn, we're still waiting for that new tatoo picture. (taps foot impatiently)

It's the anticipation that's the best part..... o:)

Evo
Apr26-05, 03:45 PM
It's the anticipation that's the best part..... o:) :tongue2: No, looking at the picture is definitely the best part. :approve:

That is really a nice tatoo, pretty good canvas too. :wink:

Danger
Apr26-05, 03:51 PM
That is really a nice tatoo
The turtle looks great, but couldn't you have housebroken it before it did that all over the rest of your body? :tongue:

cronxeh
Apr26-05, 05:45 PM
Is that really your turtle? What's his name?

I dont name my turtle. Its so slow that I barely stick around for a conversation :uhh:

cronxeh
Apr26-05, 05:48 PM
I'm really glad the pictures cleared before I looked at that post. Given the current topic of questionable male fashion, I might not have returned to this thread. :surprised

cronxeh- that looks like a Russian tortoise, Testudo horsfieldii (Agrionemys horsfieldii), am I right?

Evo is rather fond of chelonians so be prepared....


By the looks of it, you are right, thanks

I had no idea what this turtle was until now.

Quick googling revealed operating temperatures to be between -30F to 108F. What an engineering marvel :rolleyes:

DocToxyn
Apr26-05, 08:10 PM
By the looks of it, you are right, thanks

I had no idea what this turtle was until now.

Quick googling revealed operating temperatures to be between -30F to 108F. What an engineering marvel :rolleyes:

The Russian is quite popular in the pet trade, I have one of his cousins, a Greek. How did you end up with it, if you didn't know what it was? Did you collect it yourself?

cronxeh
Apr26-05, 08:52 PM
nah my mom got it for my brother, and since he is only 9 it ended up with me.. i mean it practically lives under my bed

i was sitting in my comfy recliner today when something bit me on the toe thumb. in an instance i thought it was a tarantula.. i yanked my foot up in the air 2 feet high, shaken, looked down and this s.o.b was just sitting there laughin his arse off

Danger
Apr26-05, 09:07 PM
i was sitting in my comfy recliner today when something bit me on the toe thumb. in an instance i thought it was a tarantula.. i yanked my foot up in the air 2 feet high, shaken, looked down and this s.o.b was just sitting there laughin his arse off
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Moonbear
Apr26-05, 09:30 PM
It's the anticipation that's the best part..... o:)

Oh, no, I'm sure seeing the actual picture is the best part! :biggrin: :!!) :!!) And my migraine finally went away; I think that picture really helped erase those speedo wedgie pictures out of my aching head. :tongue2:

Moonbear
Apr26-05, 09:36 PM
i was sitting in my comfy recliner today when something bit me on the toe thumb. in an instance i thought it was a tarantula.. i yanked my foot up in the air 2 feet high, shaken, looked down and this s.o.b was just sitting there laughin his arse off

Toe thumb? Cronxeh, I'm not sure we can allow you to switch to bio, we try to sequester the folks with webbing and extra body parts into physics. Just take a look at DocToxyn's body there and you'll see where we set the bar for biologists! :biggrin:

cronxeh
Apr26-05, 09:40 PM
I know.. I'm afraid I wont be able to switch into Bio if I want my BS by 2007 :frown:

I'll stick with an MS in Biomedical Eng by 2008 though :tongue2:

SOS2008
Apr26-05, 10:09 PM
Welcome to "Chelonian Chat." Today we have two guests...
It's the anticipation that's the best part..... o:)You served yourself with...turtle? Keep that up and you'll be on the endangered species list. :tongue:
I dont name my turtle. Its so slow that I barely stick around for a conversation :uhh:Don't feel bad about not naming your turtle (very nice turtle BTW). Many owners don't give their turtles names. Also, taking it slow can be good, but you should stick around for at least a little conversation. :rolleyes: Biting turtles--not good.

Join us again next week when we will discuss my favorite topic, pigs. :tongue2:

cronxeh
Apr26-05, 10:11 PM
Join us again next week when we will discuss my favorite topic, pigs. :tongue2:


Eh.. what about us? We are from Mars, and you are from Venus *BURP*

Life's a B aint it :rofl:

SOS2008
Apr26-05, 10:20 PM
Eh.. what about us? We are from Mars, and you are from Venus *BURP* :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Danger
Apr26-05, 10:27 PM
Biting turtles--not good.
I'll take your word for it. Personally, I've never bitten one.

Moonbear
Apr26-05, 10:27 PM
Don't feel bad about not naming your turtle (very nice turtle BTW). Many owners don't give their turtles names.

Yeah, it can be really weird when guys name their turtles.

cronxeh
Apr26-05, 10:32 PM
Oh what about women naming their cats?

Danger
Apr26-05, 10:33 PM
Yeah, it can be really weird when guys name their turtles.
I'm starting to suspect that you're confusing the 'turtle' with the 'one-eyed zipper eel'. A common mistake; they look quite similar from the neck up.

SOS2008
Apr26-05, 10:37 PM
I'm starting to suspect that you're confusing the 'turtle' with the 'one-eyed zipper eel'. A common mistake; they look quite similar from the neck up.Exactly. The "one-eyed zipper eel" becomes a "turtle" when immersed in water (hot tubs, etc.)

SOS2008
Apr26-05, 10:39 PM
Oh what about women naming their cats?Could you explain this a little more, maybe provide an example?

cronxeh
Apr26-05, 10:42 PM
You call that water?

Last I checked the pH was around 4! :eek:

Are you people TRYING to get our turtles sick? :grumpy:

Moonbear
Apr26-05, 10:47 PM
You call that water?

Last I checked the pH was around 4! :eek:

Are you people TRYING to get our turtles sick? :grumpy:

Oh, no, not at all. Turtles aren't much fun to play with when they hide in their shells.

mattmns
Apr26-05, 10:48 PM
Hello everyone. A few more days and this semester will be over with :smile:

How is everyone else doing?

cronxeh
Apr26-05, 10:50 PM
You hear that, Danger?

There is a conspiracy on a global scale (they already took over division cycles and stay ahead of us by almost 2 % in numbers!) to systematically and innately break down the calcium shells on our turtles by use of their acid!

Hello everyone. A few more days and this semester will be over with :smile:

How is everyone else doing?


Oh yeah preppy boy?

How about them finals stretched over 2 week infused with sleepless nights on caffeine and dihydrogen monoxide piling over sketchy notes :grumpy:

SOS2008
Apr26-05, 10:59 PM
You hear that, Danger?

There is a conspiracy on a global scale (they already took over division cycles and stay ahead of us by almost 2 % in numbers!) to systematically and innately break down the calcium shells on our turtles by use of their acid!Now, now, now, calm down. So many urban myths! For example, you will not go blind if your turtle comes out of it's shell. Turtles are a valued creation and must be protected. That is why we opened the clinic you know.

Moonbear
Apr26-05, 11:01 PM
Now, now, now, calm down. So many urban myths! For example, you will not go blind if your turtle comes out of it's shell. Turtles are a valued creation and must be protected. That is why we opened the clinic you know.

Absolutely! We take great pride in the loving care we give to turtles. :approve:

Danger
Apr26-05, 11:08 PM
Exactly. The "one-eyed zipper eel" becomes a "turtle" when immersed in water (hot tubs, etc.)
That depends entirely upon the temperature of the water and the quality of the company. :tongue:

Could you explain this a little more, maybe provide an example?
'Suzie' is actually the only one I'm familiar with by name. I found that a little distracting.

Oh, no, not at all. Turtles aren't much fun to play with when they hide in their shells.
So you only date Jewish boys?

Hello everyone. A few more days and this semester will be over with :smile:

How is everyone else doing?
Hi! Congratulations! Now, back to the perversity...


You hear that, Danger?

There is a conspiracy on a global scale (they already took over division cycles and stay ahead of us by almost 2 % in numbers!) to systematically and innately break down the calcium shells on our turtles by use of their acid!
I hate to disillusion you, but the term 'bone' is just a euphamism. I might be pretty freakin' old, but I don't have a calcium shell yet.

How about them finals stretched over 2 week infused with sleepless nights on caffeine and dihydrogen monoxide piling over sketchy notes :grumpy:
Oooh, yeah! Can't get enough of that dihydrogen monoxide!:tongue2:

you will not go blind if your turtle comes out of it's shell.
Well... if it comes out too fast... :wink:

cronxeh
Apr26-05, 11:14 PM
No, this is definately too much animal planet for me

SOS2008
Apr26-05, 11:15 PM
Well... if it comes out too fast... :wink:Correct. One can't go around exposing turtles to every environment. It is good to know a few basics of accepted turtle care.

Artman
Apr26-05, 11:26 PM
Correct. One can't go around exposing turtles to every environment. It is good to know a few basics of accepted turtle care.Turtles require the proper environment to truly grow and be happy. Turtles like warm moist surroundings. This can make them just poke their heads out of their shell, raise up, and dive right in and come back out and dive right in again, and come right out again. :tongue: Just a happy happy turtle. :tongue:

Danger
Apr26-05, 11:39 PM
Turtles require the proper environment to truly grow and be happy. Turtles like warm moist surroundings. This can make them just poke their heads out of their shell, raise up, and dive right in and come back out and dive right in again, and come right out again. :tongue: Just a happy happy turtle. :tongue:
Spoken by the world's foremost consumer of Turtle Wax.

Artman
Apr26-05, 11:42 PM
Spoken by the world's foremost consumer of Turtle Wax.A well buffed turtle is a happy turtle. :biggrin:

cronxeh
Apr26-05, 11:42 PM
I'm gonna go wash my turtle and put it to sleep, since its already sleepy.

It always wakes me up in the morning :uhh:

Danger
Apr26-05, 11:47 PM
It always wakes me up in the morning :uhh:
You occupy a unique niche; not everyone has a sundial for an alarm clock.

Moonbear
Apr26-05, 11:48 PM
I'm gonna go wash my turtle and put it to sleep, since its already sleepy.

It always wakes me up in the morning :uhh:

Ah, youth. :tongue:

Danger
Apr26-05, 11:52 PM
Ah, youth. :tongue:
You're just looking for an excuse to run out and grab one off the street, aren't you?

Moonbear
Apr26-05, 11:55 PM
You're just looking for an excuse to run out and grab one off the street, aren't you?

Yeah, I'm a softy when it comes to turtles. If I see one out on the street, I always stop to pick it up and move it into the bushes.

cronxeh
Apr26-05, 11:57 PM
Well my turtle doesnt usually talk to strangers - I taught it well - but if you stick around for a while.. I'll introduce you two

Moonbear
Apr26-05, 11:59 PM
Well my turtle doesnt usually talk to strangers - I taught it well - but if you stick around for a while.. I'll introduce you two

I didn't know turtles talked to anyone! :eek: I think I'll stick with the silent ones.

cronxeh
Apr27-05, 12:01 AM
You can use a silencer..

Moonbear
Apr27-05, 12:15 AM
You can use a silencer..

Just like a guy, always in a hurry to just shoot the turtle.

SOS2008
Apr27-05, 12:19 AM
Just like a guy, always in a hurry to just shoot the turtle. :rofl:
You can use a silencer..Safe turtles. You have learned well. :biggrin:

Moonbear
Apr27-05, 12:26 AM
:rofl:
Safe turtles. You have learned well. :biggrin:

Oh, that kind of silencer. :uhh:

cronxeh
Apr27-05, 12:31 AM
Why would I ever hurt my turtle? :confused:

Moonbear
Apr27-05, 12:33 AM
Why would I ever hurt my turtle? :confused:

Well, some guys have been known to repeatedly attempt to suffocate their turtles.

cronxeh
Apr27-05, 12:36 AM
wow.. such cruelty :mad:

Danger
Apr27-05, 12:42 AM
Yeah, I'm a softy when it comes to turtles. If I see one out on the street, I always stop to pick it up and move it into the bushes.
Real bushes, or merkins?

You can use a silencer..
This is a bit off-topic, and not something that you run across every day... but in an emergency, a real turtle can be used as a silencer. And if you don't mind a little GSR in your soup, there can be side benefits. (Sorry, Evo. Really, honey... this has nothing to do with Roger...)

Well, some guys have been known to repeatedly attempt to suffocate their turtles.
That's what the reservoir tip is really for; reserve air supply.

Moonbear
Apr27-05, 12:43 AM
That's what the reservoir tip is really for; reserve air supply.

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Danger
Apr27-05, 12:55 AM
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
You've known me for over a month now, and you still roll over for something that simple? I'm starting to think that I've been overexerting myself.

Moonbear
Apr27-05, 01:07 AM
You've known me for over a month now, and you still roll over for something that simple? I'm starting to think that I've been overexerting myself.

I'm easily amused tonight. I spent the entire day in bed with a migraine that had me wishing my head would just explode and get it over with.

Danger
Apr27-05, 01:23 AM
I'm easily amused tonight. I spent the entire day in bed with a migraine that had me wishing my head would just explode and get it over with.
I've had dates like that too. You'll get over it.

Moonbear
Apr27-05, 01:25 AM
I've had dates like that too. You'll get over it.

:tongue:

I wish it was just a bad date.

Danger
Apr27-05, 01:30 AM
:tongue:

I wish it was just a bad date.
Me too, kid. (I can't actually show you any sympathy here. If the others sense any weakness on my part, I'm doomed.)

Moonbear
Apr27-05, 01:36 AM
Me too, kid. (I can't actually show you any sympathy here. If the others sense any weakness on my part, I'm doomed.)

:wink: Gotcha! Sort of like buying 2 of the same shirt so you can blend in with all the guys who wear the same clothes for days in a row without actually having to be a slob yourself.

Danger
Apr27-05, 02:13 AM
:wink: Gotcha! Sort of like buying 2 of the same shirt so you can blend in with all the guys who wear the same clothes for days in a row without actually having to be a slob yourself.
That's not actually why I did that. I just don't have much imagination.

Moonbear
Apr27-05, 02:18 AM
That's not actually why I did that. I just don't have much imagination.

Don't worry, your secret is safe with me. :biggrin:

Danger
Apr27-05, 02:26 AM
Don't worry, your secret is safe with me. :biggrin:
Deal. And I won't tell them what colour that merkin really is. :wink:

Moonbear
Apr27-05, 02:28 AM
Deal. And I won't tell them what colour that merkin really is. :wink:

LOL! I was thinking about that as I was trying to figure out why someone would want or need a merkin. Must be for those not-so-natural blondes who want to prove they are a natural blonde. :biggrin: Just seems easier to get rid of the evidence.

Danger
Apr27-05, 02:30 AM
Just seems easier to get rid of the evidence.
Quite acceptable under most circumstances. I do find that if I have a cold, it's nice to have an absorbent nose-rest. :tongue:

DocToxyn
Apr27-05, 08:29 AM
Absolutely! We take great pride in the loving care we give to turtles. :approve:


Ahh, what a wonderous and varied species the turtle is...there's one out there for everyone.

Wood turtle - a "solid" choice
Sliders - no wax required
Snappers - only for the experienced handler
Map turtle - knows their way around the bush
Side-necked - useful in tight quarters
Leatherback - for the kinky turtle owner
Softshells - requires pharmacological intervention
Diamondback - for the girl who has everything
and the most sought after variety........The Big-Headed turtle :bugeye: .

Artman
Apr27-05, 09:36 AM
Ahh, what a wonderous and varied species the turtle is...there's one out there for everyone.

Wood turtle - a "solid" choice
Sliders - no wax required
Snappers - only for the experienced handler
Map turtle - knows their way around the bush
Side-necked - useful in tight quarters
Leatherback - for the kinky turtle owner
Softshells - requires pharmacological intervention
Diamondback - for the girl who has everything
and the most sought after variety........The Big-Headed turtle :bugeye: .Then you got your Galapagos Tortoise... :eek:

DocToxyn
Apr27-05, 09:56 AM
Then you got your Galapagos Tortoise... :eek:


Indeed, a species known for its longevity, as well as size... :biggrin: .

Moonbear
Apr27-05, 10:49 AM
Indeed, a species known for its longevity, as well as size... :biggrin: .

Of course, the longevity is far more important than size.

I try to avoid the snappers...don't want a turtle that will bite you when you try to kiss it. Kissing turtles is a much better way of finding a prince than kissing frogs, that's for sure!

cronxeh
Apr27-05, 11:48 AM
Oh I dont know. Research shows a lot of turtles carry various diseases. I wont want an experienced turtle muncher to be around my turtle. Once a turtle gets sick you gotta take it to the hospital, and the doctors give it all kinds of shots, its just not worth it!

Moonbear
Apr27-05, 11:56 AM
I wont want an experienced turtle muncher to be around my turtle.

Who said anything about munching turtles? That would be barbaric! I said kiss the turtle. Sheesh. :rolleyes:

Danger
Apr27-05, 12:01 PM
Who said anything about munching turtles? That would be barbaric! I said kiss the turtle. Sheesh. :rolleyes:
Do you suspect, as I do, that perhaps this lad has been beaver hunting in the wrong locations?

cronxeh
Apr27-05, 12:02 PM
On contrary, I dont do outdoors that much.

Kissing turtles is just as infectious as munching them, or so I've been told

Evo
Apr27-05, 12:15 PM
Ahh, what a wonderous and varied species the turtle is...there's one out there for everyone.

Wood turtle - a "solid" choice
Sliders - no wax required
Snappers - only for the experienced handler
Map turtle - knows their way around the bush
Side-necked - useful in tight quarters
Leatherback - for the kinky turtle owner
Softshells - requires pharmacological intervention
Diamondback - for the girl who has everything
and the most sought after variety........The Big-Headed turtle :bugeye: .I have gone way too long without a turtle. I can barely remember what it was like. I had decided I was better off alone, I am really picky and not willing to take in just any turtle, but all this turtle talk has made me realize how much I miss them.

Unfortunately all the good turtles are either unavailable, are too young and/or are not geographically accessible. :frown:

cronxeh
Apr27-05, 12:16 PM
Whats 'too young' for a turtle anyway?

Danger
Apr27-05, 12:21 PM
Unfortunately all the good turtles are either unavailable, are too young and/or are not geographically accessible. :frown:
As long as you don't insist upon it having red ears, I understand that there's a quality line of robot turtles available to one in your situation... :tongue:

Moonbear
Apr27-05, 12:23 PM
Kissing turtles is just as infectious as munching them, or so I've been told

Not if you only kiss your own pet turtle. You don't want to just kiss any turtle you find out in the wild; you're right, who knows what sort of diseases they might carry, but if you keep a domesticated one around, nothing wrong with kissing it.

Evo
Apr27-05, 12:41 PM
As long as you don't insist upon it having red ears, I understand that there's a quality line of robot turtles available to one in your situation... :tongue:Robot turtles will never replace the real thing.

Whats 'too young' for a turtle anyway?It all depends. I prefer younger turtles, but I guess that's mostly because I haven't met many older turtles that weren't emotionally scarred by mistreatment by previous owners.

Danger
Apr27-05, 12:50 PM
Robot turtles will never replace the real thing.
Only as a stop-gap (pardon the expression) solution, I assure you; that is one
instance where I certainly don't care to be replaced by a machine.:tongue2:

I prefer younger turtles
Damn! :grumpy:

Moonbear
Apr27-05, 01:00 PM
Robot turtles will never replace the real thing.

I wouldn't at all be surprised if you could find one with red ears if you really want your robot turtle to have red ears.

Moonbear
Apr27-05, 01:01 PM
Going for post 5000.

Moonbear
Apr27-05, 01:02 PM
Woo hoo...and the thread hits 5000 replies!!! :biggrin:

Heh heh, it's indisputable who takes the prize this time! I got both the 5000th post and the 5000th reply! The rest of you must be sleeping on the job...oh, speaking of jobs, I better get back to mine now. :rofl:

Danger
Apr27-05, 01:09 PM
Woo hoo...and the thread hits 5000 replies!!!
I still can't believe that anybody even notices those numbers unless they're looking for a previous post. :rolleyes:

Moonbear
Apr27-05, 01:14 PM
I still can't believe that anybody even notices those numbers unless they're looking for a previous post. :rolleyes:

You're just jealous because it wasn't you who got the 5000th post! :biggrin:

Evo
Apr27-05, 01:23 PM
Woo hoo...and the thread hits 5000 replies!!! :biggrin:

Heh heh, it's indisputable who takes the prize this time! I got both the 5000th post and the 5000th reply! The rest of you must be sleeping on the job...oh, speaking of jobs, I better get back to mine now. :rofl:Congrats Moonbear!!! I didn't even notice it was so close to 5,000.

Danger
Apr27-05, 01:26 PM
Congrats Moonbear!!! I didn't even notice it was so close to 5,000.
See, Moonie? I ain't the only one who doesn't look. :tongue:

DocToxyn
Apr27-05, 01:43 PM
Woo hoo...and the thread hits 5000 replies!!! :biggrin:

Heh heh, it's indisputable who takes the prize this time! I got both the 5000th post and the 5000th reply! The rest of you must be sleeping on the job...oh, speaking of jobs, I better get back to mine now. :rofl:


Nice job Moonbear. We all pitched in and your singing Turtle-gram should be arriving at your lab within the next few hours...enjoy :tongue2: .

cronxeh
Apr27-05, 02:23 PM
I think Moonbear deserves a turtleneck 'sweater' for all her efforts

Artman
Apr27-05, 02:44 PM
I think Moonbear deserves a turtleneck 'sweater' for all her effortsThe thought of Moonbear with a turtleneck makes me sweatier. :tongue2:

BicycleTree
Apr27-05, 04:31 PM
Congratulations, moonbear! Following in my footsteps! :rofl:

mattmns
Apr27-05, 05:21 PM
I was browsing opera's forums and I saw a thread called: "Game: Last Post." This is very similar to this thread, except here it is not a game but serious business. Check the thread out. It has 36,000 posts on 1400 pages. http://my.opera.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=23427

The number of pages almost covers up the entire screen :rofl:

BicycleTree
Apr27-05, 05:29 PM
Yeah, but you have to weigh that against the fact that most of the posts THERE consist of a single smiley, sometimes accompanied by a sentence fragment.

BicycleTree
Apr27-05, 05:31 PM
:rofl: glad we're not like that

mattmns
Apr27-05, 05:48 PM
That is true. The posts in this thread are thought out and well written :smile:

I was trying to show our competition. This thread was going strong when it was competeting against the stupid answer thread.

SOS2008
Apr27-05, 05:53 PM
I have gone way too long without a turtle. I can barely remember what it was like. I had decided I was better off alone, I am really picky and not willing to take in just any turtle, but all this turtle talk has made me realize how much I miss them.

Unfortunately all the good turtles are either unavailable, are too young and/or are not geographically accessible. :frown:The free beer ad brought in undesirables. I have another idea. Why not offer to sponsor men from overseas? If "mail-order brides" can work for guys, why not for us? The interviewing, maybe even testing could be worthwhile in itself? :tongue2:

SOS2008
Apr27-05, 06:09 PM
Nice job Moonbear. We all pitched in and your singing Turtle-gram should be arriving at your lab within the next few hours...enjoy :tongue2: . :rofl: Dang! If I had known that was the prize I would have stayed up all night! :biggrin:

BicycleTree
Apr27-05, 06:09 PM
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SOS2008
Apr27-05, 06:12 PM
That is true. The posts in this thread are thought out and well written :smile:

I was trying to show our competition. This thread was going strong when it was competeting against the stupid answer thread.And we thought you were busy studying... :bugeye:

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That's pretty cool! (And I thought I had too much time on my hands.) :tongue:

Moonbear
Apr27-05, 06:22 PM
Nice job Moonbear. We all pitched in and your singing Turtle-gram should be arriving at your lab within the next few hours...enjoy :tongue2: .


Woo hoo!! Now that should get some attention! :biggrin: :tongue2:

BicycleTree
Apr27-05, 06:28 PM
(And I thought I had too much time on my hands.)
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Moonbear
Apr27-05, 06:34 PM
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The eye was better (I thought the eye was pretty cool...you could make a large poster size print of that and display it). This one was just silly. :tongue:

BicycleTree
Apr27-05, 06:37 PM
Well if I remember right it took like an hour to make the eye.

Moonbear
Apr27-05, 06:42 PM
Well if I remember right it took like an hour to make the eye.


SOS is right, you DO have too much free time on your hands! :rofl:

BicycleTree
Apr27-05, 07:00 PM
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Anything in the pursuit of art.

Moonbear
Apr27-05, 07:20 PM
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And :tongue: right back at you!!! :biggrin: How do you make the bars?

BicycleTree
Apr27-05, 07:32 PM
In Windows: Start --> All Programs --> Accessories --> System Tools --> Character Map and then select the bar and do copy

One thing that's annoying on my computer is that often I want to "select all text until the end of the document." Especially with the blocks, because for some reason my computer gets really slow when I'm scrolling past them so I don't want to mouse-select and wait for the scroll bar to go all the way to the bottom. Now, "go to end of document" is cntrl-end. "select" is shift. My computer is a laptop. Cntrl-end-shift is SYSTEM STANDBY. :grumpy:

Evo
Apr27-05, 07:42 PM
The free beer ad brought in undesirables. I have another idea. Why not offer to sponsor men from overseas? If "mail-order brides" can work for guys, why not for us? The interviewing, maybe even testing could be worthwhile in itself? :tongue2:Actually I do have a "best friend in Italy". :tongue2: Of course he's absolutely brilliant to the point of being borderline insane, (concert pianist/composer turned architect, turned media mogul and he just turned 32) but that's probably why he's still able to tolerate me after 7 years. But being an Italian, he still lives at home with his mother since he's single. :grumpy:

This is him. He recently escaped being held hostage on a remote island by Romanian bikini models. :devil:

Moonbear
Apr27-05, 07:54 PM
In Windows: Start --> All Programs --> Accessories --> System Tools --> Character Map and then select the bar and do copy

Oh, guess I don't get to play with bars, since I have a Mac. Oh well, I have more fun playing in bars anyway. :biggrin:

One thing that's annoying on my computer is that often I want to "select all text until the end of the document." Especially with the blocks, because for some reason my computer gets really slow when I'm scrolling past them so I don't want to mouse-select and wait for the scroll bar to go all the way to the bottom. Now, "go to end of document" is cntrl-end. "select" is shift. My computer is a laptop. Cntrl-end-shift is SYSTEM STANDBY. :grumpy:

Heh heh, I can gloat on that one! Cmd-A is "select all" on my Mac. :biggrin:

Danger
Apr27-05, 08:10 PM
Oh, guess I don't get to play with bars, since I have a Mac. Oh well, I have more fun playing in bars anyway. :biggrin:



Heh heh, I can gloat on that one! Cmd-A is "select all" on my Mac. :biggrin:
I second those, but I usually use 'EDIT' 'SELECT ALL' because my memory doesn't work so well on keyboard shortcuts. What's this about bars, though? Does your display show something other than a bunch of coloured ????'s?

I'm going to ignore them other silly womens, them talkin' 'bout importing dudes from way somewheres else. Too many dudes here already for to give decent market shares. :grumpy:

BicycleTree
Apr27-05, 08:19 PM
"Select all" is cntrl-A in Windows. But I mean selecting until the end, and excluding the stuff above. Say I have made a text picture in wordpad, and copy-pasted it into my message, and then posted the message. Now I discover there's a problem with the picture, so I fix it in wordpad.

Now I copy the new picture and edit my post. But what now? Somehow I have to select the part of my post that has the flawed picture, and _not_ select the part of my post that has anything else I've typed, in order to paste the new picture over the old. Selecting everything would erase what I've already typed. Hence the horrible mistake, shift-cntrl-end, sending my computer into standby (preserving programs but mostly turning the computer off) and breaking my internet connection.

I think you can still work with the bars by selecting a bar in one of my pictures and clicking copy. Probably there's a built-in way to make bars on a mac too but I don't use macs much.

Moonbear
Apr27-05, 10:20 PM
"Select all" is cntrl-A in Windows. But I mean selecting until the end, and excluding the stuff above.

I never knew that was even an option on a Mac or a PC.

I think you can still work with the bars by selecting a bar in one of my pictures and clicking copy. Probably there's a built-in way to make bars on a mac too but I don't use macs much.

Nope...see how it all changed to question marks when I quoted you? It looks right in my reply window, but the codes are somehow different when I reply with a Mac. Oh well, not like I have the hours you seem to have to create forum art. :tongue2:

Moonbear
Apr27-05, 10:22 PM
What's this about bars, though? Does your display show something other than a bunch of coloured ????'s?

In post 5023, BT's smiley face is made with colored bars, not question marks, but it converts to question marks when I quoted it.

BicycleTree
Apr27-05, 10:33 PM
Well, question marks are fine also, just not as dark. Or W's. It doesn't take a really long time unless it's difficult, like the eye. I whipped up the tongue smiley in about 15 minutes because I had a template (the tongue smiley here, blown up in Paint), and it would have been shorter except I had to fine-tune some things.

Of course, there are techniques to use to speed the process up. :wink:

SOS2008
Apr27-05, 10:54 PM
This is him. He recently escaped being held hostage on a remote island by Romanian bikini models. :devil:So I'm reading your post, getting into the story, and then... you zing me! :rofl:

Danger
Apr27-05, 11:02 PM
So I'm reading your post, getting into the story, and then... you zing me! :rofl:
Not deliberately. She just popped a strap thinking about him. :tongue:

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Apr27-05, 11:03 PM
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JamesU
Apr27-05, 11:07 PM
bycicletree you idiot! your stupid face messed up my computer! :grumpy:

BicycleTree
Apr27-05, 11:08 PM
^ ^ ^ ": surprised"'s big brother

BicycleTree
Apr27-05, 11:09 PM
That one took half an hour. I should sleep soon.

BicycleTree
Apr27-05, 11:11 PM
bycicletree you idiot! your stupid face messed up my computer! :grumpy:
:rolleyes: sorry!

JamesU
Apr27-05, 11:15 PM
how'd you do that anyway?

cronxeh
Apr27-05, 11:18 PM
Bicycletree,
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Evo
Apr27-05, 11:21 PM
So I'm reading your post, getting into the story, and then... you zing me! :rofl:He getting ready to fly to Tunisia with more models to do another calendar shoot and of course he has to make a movie about the photo shoot. He doesn't do the camera work, he's the "creative" person that directs everything and then does the final cutting and creation of the calendar and film. This is just something he's doing as a favor of a large client/friend of his that owns a huge multi-national company. Mmm-hmmm. The two got together and decided to create a calendar in exotic places with gorgeous bikini models. :rolleyes:

Moonbear
Apr27-05, 11:22 PM
bycicletree you idiot! your stupid face messed up my computer! :grumpy:

Hey now, let's not attack the poster. :tongue2: :rofl: Oh, you meant his "art." :biggrin:

BicycleTree
Apr27-05, 11:22 PM
how'd you do that anyway?
Well, I made a text file of colored █ characters and then I posted it. To get the face frozen at the maximum surprise, I took a screenshot of the animation and zoomed in on it 8x in Paint, so I could copy it to the text file. My techniques in making the text file are secret, but not too hard to figure out.

Math Is Hard
Apr27-05, 11:22 PM
This is him. He recently escaped being held hostage on a remote island by Romanian bikini models. :devil:
Romanian bikini models?!!! :surprised :surprised Oh no! Those are the worst kind. I've heard they build traps in their armpit hair like fierce Amazonian ants (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/4472521.stm) and then stretch and torture their victims to death.

Moonbear
Apr27-05, 11:25 PM
He getting ready to fly to Tunisia with more models to do another calendar shoot and of course he has to make a movie about the photo shoot. He doesn't do the camera work, he's the "creative" person that directs everything and then does the final cutting and creation of the calendar and film. This is just something he's doing as a favor of a large client/friend of his that owns a huge multi-national company. Mmm-hmmm. The two got together and decided to create a calendar in exotic places with gorgeous bikini models. :rolleyes:

Eh, he can keep the anorexic women, but I wouldn't mind the trip to exotic places!

Evo
Apr27-05, 11:32 PM
Romanian bikini models?!!! :surprised :surprised Oh no! Those are the worst kind. I've heard they build traps in their armpit hair like fierce Amazonian ants (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/4472521.stm) and then stretch and torture their victims to death.Yeah, it was pretty ugly. He said even though they were way too skinny, that arm hair once woven couldn't be hacked through even with a machete. :surprised

I can't believe he is brave enough to go to Tunisia with them for another photo shoot. Tropical Island I can see, the sahara? :yuck: :frown:

BicycleTree
Apr27-05, 11:32 PM
Hey now, let's not attack the poster. :tongue2: :rofl: Oh, you meant his "art." :biggrin:
When I have the full regiment of enormous smileys at my fingertips, ah, then you'll pay... you'll ALL pay... MUAHAHAHAHAHAHA

BicycleTree
Apr27-05, 11:34 PM
Bicycletree,
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?? What? :confused:

JamesU
Apr27-05, 11:42 PM
When I have the full regiment of enormous smileys at my fingertips, ah, then you'll pay... you'll ALL pay... MUAHAHAHAHAHAHA

as soon as you try that someone will come out witha bigger smiley. that's the way it works
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IT's already happening!!!!!

Danger
Apr27-05, 11:43 PM
The two got together and decided to create a calendar in exotic places with gorgeous bikini models. :rolleyes:
Now who on earth would come up with a bonehead idea like... hmmmm

Romanian bikini models?!!! :surprised :surprised Oh no! Those are the worst kind. I've heard they build traps in their armpit hair like fierce Amazonian ants (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/4472521.stm) and then stretch and torture their victims to death.
Let's not just go blaming Romanian pits for such behaviour. I narrowly escaped a similar fate with Italian merkin.

?? What? :confused:
That's what I said... :confused:

Moonbear
Apr27-05, 11:47 PM
Now who on earth would come up with a bonehead idea like... hmmmm

I was going to ask about the male models, but they're probably too busy preening to be of any use.

That's what I said... :confused:
I'll explain when you're older. :rofl: :tongue2:

Danger
Apr28-05, 12:25 AM
I was going to ask about the male models, but they're probably too busy preening to be of any use.
At least it keeps them away from the women. More for the rest of us. :tongue2:

I'll explain when you're older. :rofl: :tongue2:
At my age, how much older do you expect me to get? :cry:

Moonbear
Apr28-05, 12:32 AM
At my age, how much older do you expect me to get? :cry:

At your age, you should be happy someone thinks you're going to get older. :tongue:

Danger
Apr28-05, 12:39 AM
At your age, you should be happy someone thinks you're going to get older. :tongue:
:tongue: :tongue: :tongue: :tongue: !!!!!!!!!!

Moonbear
Apr28-05, 12:43 AM
:tongue: :tongue: :tongue: :tongue: !!!!!!!!!!

Hmm...that does work better than trying to figure out how to spell pppppbbbbtt!!! :rofl:

Danger
Apr28-05, 12:48 AM
Hmm...that does work better than trying to figure out how to spell pppppbbbbtt!!! :rofl:
Yeah, I finally gave up on that. :redface: I thought about it for a couple of minutes and couldn't even remember how I did it the last time. I know it was wetter than yours, though. This isn't as eloquent, but I figured you'd get the message.

Moonbear
Apr28-05, 12:59 AM
Yeah, I finally gave up on that. :redface: I thought about it for a couple of minutes and couldn't even remember how I did it the last time. I know it was wetter than yours, though. This isn't as eloquent, but I figured you'd get the message.

I need to find some archive of old Calvin and Hobbes cartoons. I think those had an effective spelling in them.

Danger
Apr28-05, 01:14 AM
I need to find some archive of old Calvin and Hobbes cartoons. I think those had an effective spelling in them.
Yeah, that must have been what I was thinking of. As soon as I read this, I went through 2 of my Peanuts books because Snoopy used to do it to Lucy, but it's just 'Bleah' in them. :grumpy:

Moonbear
Apr28-05, 01:47 AM
Yeah, that must have been what I was thinking of. As soon as I read this, I went through 2 of my Peanuts books because Snoopy used to do it to Lucy, but it's just 'Bleah' in them. :grumpy:

Ah, books! I have a Calvin and Hobbes book around somewhere! "Scientific Progress Goes Boink!" :biggrin: Have to find it.

Danger
Apr28-05, 02:30 AM
"Scientific Progress Goes Boink!" :biggrin:
It certainly seems as if all of the people around here are boinking their brains out, but I never thought that the concepts were capable of it. :biggrin:

Evo
Apr28-05, 09:58 AM
Ah, books! I have a Calvin and Hobbes book around somewhere! "Scientific Progress Goes Boink!" :biggrin: Have to find it.Funny, I was just re-reading The Essential Calvin and Hobbes (in the bathroom library) and there are a couple of versions - THBPPBPTH! is one.

cronxeh
Apr28-05, 10:24 AM
bums.. bums all of you!

Moonbear
Apr28-05, 11:38 AM
Funny, I was just re-reading The Essential Calvin and Hobbes (in the bathroom library) and there are a couple of versions - THBPPBPTH! is one.

Ah, so there's more than one spelling! Good to know. Must vary depending on the wetness of the Thbppbpth! :rofl: (No comment about where you do your reading.)

BicycleTree
Apr28-05, 01:09 PM
No, no, the thbppbpth is a highly technical name with a fixed degree of wetness. It's fairly dry, actually, hence the opening and closing th's (a very dry sound). The wetter sounds have more b's and p's and more alternation between them--thpbpbppbbppbp! would be a fairly messy "raspberry," the general name.

Evo
Apr28-05, 02:10 PM
I want a singing turtle gram. :cry:

I don't feel well today and I'm at work and nothing is going right. :frown:

Danger
Apr28-05, 02:40 PM
I want a singing turtle gram. :cry:
I'd be more than happy to provide turtle (just don't try to name it 'Roger'), but I don't think that I can teach it to sing. (It likes humming, though.)

Evo
Apr28-05, 02:53 PM
I'd be more than happy to provide turtle (just don't try to name it 'Roger'), but I don't think that I can teach it to sing. (It likes humming, though.)If you can get at least three turtles to hum in harmony, that will work.

I just got really bad news for a customer of mine. I have to call him and tell him that he won't have any internet connectivity tomorrow at his new location. He's a web hosting company. This will kill his business. I feel like absolute crap, even though I've done all I can do to push this through on an expedite basis. He is so nice. My head is about to blow up. I don't want to tell him. :cry:

On second thought, three turtles aren't enough, I need an entire turtle choir.

Artman
Apr28-05, 03:30 PM
Hmm...that does work better than trying to figure out how to spell pppppbbbbtt!!! :rofl:I had the darnedest time trying to figure out how to properly spell the sound made by a boob smothering. Would it be Ahbulbububu, or Bpllllllbbbbububu, or more like Ahhhhhbuuuuuu? :tongue:

On second thought, three turtles aren't enough, I need an entire turtle choir.My turtle enjoys a good humming session as well, he just pokes his head up and smiles when the humming begins. :tongue2:

SOS2008
Apr28-05, 05:03 PM
Ah, so there's more than one spelling! Good to know. Must vary depending on the wetness of the Thbppbpth! :rofl: (No comment about where you do your reading.)That seems like Bill the Cat too--I always liked Bill the Cat.
I had the darnedest time trying to figure out how to properly spell the sound made by a boob smothering. Would it be Ahbulbububu, or Bpllllllbbbbububu, or more like Ahhhhhbuuuuuu? :tongue: :rofl: I meant to compliment you on your mud wrestling narrative (LMAO), though I think the referee got a double dose from both of the voluptuous contestants...I wonder if he made it out alive. :bugeye:

Evo
Apr28-05, 05:16 PM
That seems like Bill the Cat too--I always liked Bill the Cat.Oh yeah, Bill the Cat was always blowing raspberries. I liked him too. :biggrin:

mattmns
Apr28-05, 05:39 PM
Yay finals are done, no more school for a few weeks.

BicycleTree
Apr28-05, 05:41 PM
Those raspberries must have been very important to him... after all, when grit came to gristle, he preserved his tongue over his own life.

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Apr28-05, 05:46 PM
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Moonbear
Apr28-05, 05:47 PM
I had the darnedest time trying to figure out how to properly spell the sound made by a boob smothering. Would it be Ahbulbububu, or Bpllllllbbbbububu, or more like Ahhhhhbuuuuuu? :tongue:


Most men would have the sense to just shut up and enjoy. :tongue:

Evo
Apr28-05, 05:49 PM
Yay finals are done, no more school for a few weeks.Welcome back!! :smile:

cronxeh
Apr28-05, 05:55 PM
yes.. how about them turtles

Evo
Apr28-05, 06:00 PM
Where are my singing, humming, chanting turtles?

I need them. :frown:

Moonbear
Apr28-05, 06:06 PM
Where are my singing, humming, chanting turtles?

I need them. :frown:

:redface: Well, they showed up at the lab here for my singing turtle-gram, and, well, um...I'm not ready to let them leave yet. They are just such fun little things to have around. :biggrin:

BicycleTree
Apr28-05, 06:10 PM
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Evo
Apr28-05, 06:14 PM
:redface: Well, they showed up at the lab here for my singing turtle-gram, and, well, um...I'm not ready to let them leave yet. They are just such fun little things to have around. :biggrin:But I've had a REALLY BAD day. :frown:

Can you put them on the phone?

Evo
Apr28-05, 06:16 PM
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--Bill the CatThat's a good Bill. :tongue:

Moonbear
Apr28-05, 06:25 PM
But I've had a REALLY BAD day. :frown:

Can you put them on the phone?

Mmmmm...okay, though not sure what good they'll do over the phone.

*ring ring*
Evo: Hello
Moonbear: Here's your humming turtle-gram!
Turtles:
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:tongue2:

BicycleTree
Apr28-05, 06:37 PM
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BicycleTree
Apr28-05, 06:38 PM
Aw, I made a mistake on the color of his eyes, but I think they look even better.

BicycleTree
Apr28-05, 06:40 PM
Just for comparison, here he is with the corrected eyes:
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Artman
Apr28-05, 07:01 PM
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--Bill the Cat
That is a good combination of bill the cat and the Yuck smiley.

BicycleTree
Apr28-05, 07:04 PM
No, it's just the Yuck smiley... I didn't change it. I just added the quote afterwards.

mattmns
Apr28-05, 07:04 PM
WTF is bush talking for? They better air all of jeopardy or I will not be a happy camper. :mad:

BicycleTree
Apr28-05, 07:05 PM
Artman, I can say with confidence that you are not using a mac.

Artman
Apr28-05, 07:08 PM
Most men would have the sense to just shut up and enjoy. :tongue:First of all, do I seem anything like most men? Secondly, I felt I owed it to my fellow men to provide some color commentary of that historical event. :biggrin: I mean, I couldn't just sit idly by buffing the wax on my turtle, right? :uhh: :tongue2:

Artman
Apr28-05, 07:09 PM
Artman, I can say with confidence that you are not using a mac.Why do you say? By the way, I didn't mean that you literally combined them, it just looks like both.

BicycleTree
Apr28-05, 07:10 PM
Because you quoted my giant smiley and it didn't come out all question marks.

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Apr28-05, 07:11 PM
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Also for those who are using Macs, you can use lowercase l's to achieve signficant color density.

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Apr28-05, 07:14 PM
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Artman
Apr28-05, 07:15 PM
Because you quoted my giant smiley and it didn't come out all question marks.It does show them if I highlight and until I add my lines and send it.

But seriously, that's some good computer art, especially with the forum limitations.

BicycleTree
Apr28-05, 07:19 PM
Yeah, there's no limit to what you can make here, except it has to be within the maximum message length, it has to have pretty low resolution, and using a lot of colors is tedious.

Really, though, the art here (except for the eye I posted a way back) was the art of the original smiley makers. I just transcribe them.

BicycleTree
Apr28-05, 07:22 PM
Although you DO have a choice of 16 million colors...

Artman
Apr28-05, 07:37 PM
:rofl: I meant to compliment you on your mud wrestling narrative (LMAO), Thanks for the compliment.

though I think the referee got a double dose from both of the voluptuous contestants...I wonder if he made it out alive. :bugeye:After they pried his mouth off of... :uhh: well...they resuscitated him and they put him on oxygen. Three days later he stopped smiling. :biggrin: They think he'll make a full recovery with time and proper physical therapy. :smile:

Evo
Apr28-05, 09:04 PM
Mmmmm...okay, though not sure what good they'll do over the phone.

*ring ring*
Evo: Hello
Moonbear: Here's your humming turtle-gram!
Turtles:
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:tongue2:Aww, thanks Moonbear!!! :approve:

Can they do Gregorian Chant? And can you dress them in little monk outfits? It would really make me feel better. :shy:

SOS2008
Apr28-05, 09:33 PM
WTF is bush talking for? They better air all of jeopardy or I will not be a happy camper. :mad: :rofl: See? You haven't missed much!
Yeah, there's no limit to what you can make here, except it has to be within the maximum message length, it has to have pretty low resolution, and using a lot of colors is tedious.

Really, though, the art here (except for the eye I posted a way back) was the art of the original smiley makers. I just transcribe them.Though I like much of your work, such as Bill the Cat, I'm sure you know what my favorite is. :biggrin: Still, cronxeh has done some pretty good smilie work too.

BicycleTree
Apr28-05, 09:40 PM
Humming turtles reminds me of that movie... forget what it was called... watched it a long time ago... anyway there were these turtle-like creatures who entered an evil fortress by magic humming. Something to do with elves, and ethereal beings, and giant black-armored scorpion things, and evil vulture people--I remember the name Aughra. I don't think it's as dumb as it sounds now.

Huckleberry
Apr28-05, 09:43 PM
Was it The Dark Crystal?
With the evil skeksi vultures?

BicycleTree
Apr28-05, 09:44 PM
Cronxeh was the one who was doing those pictures made out of smilies? Yeah, those were good.

BicycleTree
Apr28-05, 09:44 PM
Yeah the Dark Crystal, that was it.

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Apr28-05, 09:51 PM
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Apr28-05, 10:03 PM
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BicycleTree
Apr28-05, 10:08 PM
I'm trying to get the warp out of it.

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Apr28-05, 10:10 PM
Near enough!

Moonbear
Apr28-05, 10:30 PM
Can they do Gregorian Chant? And can you dress them in little monk outfits? It would really make me feel better. :shy:

Monk outfits? What sort of crazy stuff are you into? Oh, right, you were raised Catholic. :rofl:

Evo
Apr28-05, 11:17 PM
Monk outfits? What sort of crazy stuff are you into? Oh, right, you were raised Catholic. :rofl:The monk outfits would make it seem more authentic. :approve:

Moonbear
Apr28-05, 11:34 PM
The monk outfits would make it seem more authentic. :approve:

I've consulted the turtles, and one of them will agree to wear a robe, but the rest are really dead set against the idea. They said they only have Energizer bunny costumes.

Danger
Apr28-05, 11:45 PM
Oh yeah, Bill the Cat was always blowing raspberries.
That sounds pretty uncomfortable; those thorns are a bugger.

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Can they do Gregorian Chant? And can you dress them in little monk outfits? It would really make me feel better. :shy:
You're getting pretty demanding for such a desperate broad... :tongue:

They said they only have Energizer bunny costumes.
And with those batteries in backwards, they just keep coming, and coming, and... :eek:

SOS2008
Apr28-05, 11:48 PM
...And can you dress them in little monk outfits? It would really make me feel better. :shy:Safe turtles, yes, and that's what you call it--monk outfits?
I've consulted the turtles, and one of them will agree to wear a robe, but the rest are really dead set against the idea. They said they only have Energizer bunny costumes.I think I know these turtles. :rofl: Oh wait. The one I was thinking of couldn't harmonize--not even a Gregorian chant!

Evo
Apr29-05, 12:07 AM
I've consulted the turtles, and one of them will agree to wear a robe, but the rest are really dead set against the idea. They said they only have Energizer bunny costumes.Will the energizer turtles chant? Did you tell them that I've got lots of flies. :approve:

Moonbear
Apr29-05, 12:13 AM
I think I know these turtles. :rofl: Oh wait. The one I was thinking of couldn't harmonize--not even a Gregorian chant!

Well, I really wanted a rabbit, but since turtles are what were sent to me, they're indulging me with some costumes. :approve:

Danger
Apr29-05, 03:12 AM
Well, I really wanted a rabbit, but since turtles are what were sent to me, they're indulging me with some costumes. :approve:
That's okay, but if they start putting on a puppet show, back toward the exit.

I moved the following to here because the thread that it was on got locked away and I don't want to waste it.

Did you know that my girlfriend and i dream of living in Canada? Who knows, we might meet...
You're more than welcome here, for sure, but you might want to think twice about introducing her to me. I've seen her picture, remember. In fact, I cropped you out of it and am using it as my desktop. :tongue:

Moonbear
Apr29-05, 03:29 AM
That's okay, but if they start putting on a puppet show, back toward the exit.

I'll just be carefully watching where they put their little flippers.

I moved the following to here because the thread that it was on got locked away and I don't want to waste it.

Oh, yeah, never waste your good material on someone making a big production about leaving the site. It always reminds me of the 7 year-old threatening to run away from home.

Kid: I'm leaving now. Really, I am. I'm heading out the door. Right now. I have my hand on the doorknob. I'm going to run away and never come back. You'll be sorry when I'm gone.

Mom: Okay, here's your teddy bear, bye.

Kid: I'm really going to go now. Me and my teddy bear, we're running away.

Mom: Okay, would you like me to pack you a sandwich?

Kid: :cry:

Danger
Apr29-05, 03:43 AM
I'll just be carefully watching where they put their little flippers.
I don't know if you've heard of these guys (http://www.bbc.co.uk/wiltshire/entertainment/theatre/review_puppetry_of_the_penis.shtml) before, but I think you'd probably be front-row-centre if they ever came to your town.

Oh, yeah, never waste your good material on someone making a big production about leaving the site. It always reminds me of the 7 year-old threatening to run away from home.
The difference is that the kid would be missed if he really did leave. :tongue:

DocToxyn
Apr29-05, 07:40 AM
It always reminds me of the 7 year-old threatening to run away from home.

Kid: I'm leaving now. Really, I am. I'm heading out the door. Right now. I have my hand on the doorknob. I'm going to run away and never come back. You'll be sorry when I'm gone.

Mom: Okay, here's your teddy bear, bye.

Kid: I'm really going to go now. Me and my teddy bear, we're running away.

Mom: Okay, would you like me to pack you a sandwich?

Kid: :cry:

Speaking of kids, where's little franzbear? Moonbear, did you forget to let him out of the -20°C cold room in your laboratory again? Better get some blankets and hot water bottles...

Artman
Apr29-05, 08:54 AM
Speaking of kids, where's little franzbear? Moonbear, did you forget to let him out of the -20°C cold room in your laboratory again? Better get some blankets and hot water bottles...Franzbear must be freezing! Let me get him into something nice and toasty.






Where did I leave that vat of liquid Nitrogen? :confused:

Danger
Apr29-05, 10:32 AM
Franzbear must be freezing! Let me get him into something nice and toasty.
Too late. I've already rescued him and put him in the microwave to warm up.

SOS2008
Apr29-05, 11:27 AM
You're more than welcome here, for sure, but you might want to think twice about introducing her to me. I've seen her picture, remember. In fact, I cropped you out of it and am using it as my desktop. :tongue: :rofl: LOL :rofl:

SOS2008
Apr29-05, 11:36 AM
It always reminds me of the 7 year-old threatening to run away from home.

Kid: I'm leaving now. Really, I am. I'm heading out the door. Right now. I have my hand on the doorknob. I'm going to run away and never come back. You'll be sorry when I'm gone.

Mom: Okay, here's your teddy bear, bye.

Kid: I'm really going to go now. Me and my teddy bear, we're running away.

Mom: Okay, would you like me to pack you a sandwich?

Kid: :cry:Oh m'gosh, did we have the same mother!? Once my mother helped my brother and I pack our little red wagon. She reminded us about everything we would need--food, blankets, etc. So off we went with our wagon and a jar of peanut butter, and a blanket, and what have you. We got to the end of our block and realized we weren't familiar with anything past that point, not to mention struggling to get our heavy wagon over curbs and such. I don't think we were gone very long. It was kind of fun though, and as you know, we are still into survival games.

Moonbear
Apr29-05, 12:50 PM
Speaking of kids, where's little franzbear? Moonbear, did you forget to let him out of the -20°C cold room in your laboratory again? Better get some blankets and hot water bottles...

Yeah, franzbear, bring mommy some hot water bottles, she's cold. Now, be a good little thread and go back in the walk-in freezer to catalog those samples, all of them, and stop walking in an out, you're letting the heat back in!

(It always used to make me nervous that our walk-in freezer in one department I worked in had a note stuck on the inside of the door with instructions of how to remove the side panel to open it if you got stuck inside! Fortunately, there was always a nice big bucket of something that had melted down and refrozen and smelled awful but nobody ever claimed that we used to prop the door from closing behind us completely, just in case it didn't open from the inside. I wonder if it should make me more nervous when there aren't any such instructions?)

Artman
Apr29-05, 01:42 PM
Yeah, franzbear, bring mommy some hot water bottles, she's cold. Now, be a good little thread and go back in the walk-in freezer to catalog those samples, all of them, and stop walking in an out, you're letting the heat back in!

(It always used to make me nervous that our walk-in freezer in one department I worked in had a note stuck on the inside of the door with instructions of how to remove the side panel to open it if you got stuck inside! Fortunately, there was always a nice big bucket of something that had melted down and refrozen and smelled awful but nobody ever claimed that we used to prop the door from closing behind us completely, just in case it didn't open from the inside. I wonder if it should make me more nervous when there aren't any such instructions?)Franzbear is helping Moonbear; how sweet! :smile:

Franzbear, be a dear and hand Uncle Artman that paper with the writing on it taped inside the freezer. Thanks. o:) That's sweet! He's so helpful. :smile: Now, uncle Artman needs that bucket. You know, the stinky one. Thanks...Oh quick I need one more thing, it's in the box in the very back of the freezer, behind some other boxes, hurry before the door closes! o:) Now I'm going to go away for a few hours, but I'll be back later. He's such a sweet little thread. :smile: :devil:

franznietzsche
Apr29-05, 02:02 PM
Franzbear is helping Moonbear; how sweet! :smile:

Franzbear, be a dear and hand Uncle Artman that paper with the writing on it taped inside the freezer. Thanks. o:) That's sweet! He's so helpful. :smile: Now, uncle Artman needs that bucket. You know, the stinky one. Thanks...Oh quick I need one more thing, it's in the box in the very back of the freezer, behind some other boxes, hurry before the door closes! o:) Now I'm going to go away for a few hours, but I'll be back later. He's such a sweet little thread. :smile: :devil:


You know, i'm kinda hungry, maybe i should look in the freezer for some food...ooh look a pizza...hmm, why is franzbear sitting there shivering? Meh, must be some kind of holiday. Oh well. *locks freezer door behind him*

Moonbear
Apr29-05, 03:39 PM
You know, i'm kinda hungry, maybe i should look in the freezer for some food...ooh look a pizza...hmm, why is franzbear sitting there shivering? Meh, must be some kind of holiday. Oh well. *locks freezer door behind him*

Somebody really should do something about that odd noise the freezer keeps making. It seems the door just keeps rattling. Well, I wouldn't want the door to rattle open over a weekend and have all the samples inside ruined. *places heavy bookcase in front of freezer door to hold it shut*

SOS2008
Apr29-05, 04:23 PM
Why franzbear, what are you doing back out here? A cat was chasing after you and got caught in the freezer? I guess having you hide under Danger's dining table wasn't such a good idea after all. Were you being naughty to that cat? Where did you get such ideas? From the pictures I showed you?

http://img165.echo.cx/img165/6339/att09efffb99fbeab148a1068ed926.jpg

Moonbear
Apr29-05, 04:56 PM
Oh, that poor kitten! :eek:

Danger
Apr29-05, 05:37 PM
Oh, that poor kitten! :eek:
I wonder if they discouraged that kid before he started hocking up hairballs.

Moonbear
Apr29-05, 05:42 PM
I wonder if they discouraged that kid before he started hocking up hairballs.

From the look of that cat, I doubt it would have been much longer before the kitten took matters into its own paws (or claws).

Danger
Apr29-05, 05:49 PM
From the look of that cat, I doubt it would have been much longer before the kitten took matters into its own paws (or claws).
I don't know if any of you real scientists bother looking at Scientific American, but they had a picture of a Tasmanian devil last year that looked almost exactly like that cat except for a pointier snout. Maybe the parents were trying to teach the kid respect for animals the hard way. :eek:

BicycleTree
Apr29-05, 07:15 PM
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JamesU
Apr29-05, 07:19 PM
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WTF is that bicycleTree?

BicycleTree
Apr29-05, 07:20 PM
An exclamation mark's shadow... no, actually it's a test. Does that fit all on one line on your screen?

JamesU
Apr29-05, 07:23 PM
An exclamation mark's shadow... no, actually it's a test. Does that fit all on one line on your screen?

no, let me check it when I get home.

EDIT: no, you did something wrong, checked it on word.

BicycleTree
Apr29-05, 07:26 PM
Darn... I'm thinking I may make a text picture that is that long but it wouldn't be worth it if most people can't see it.

BicycleTree
Apr29-05, 07:27 PM
I did what?

DocToxyn
Apr29-05, 08:26 PM
I don't know if any of you real scientists bother looking at Scientific American, but they had a picture of a Tasmanian devil last year that looked almost exactly like that cat except for a pointier snout. Maybe the parents were trying to teach the kid respect for animals the hard way. :eek:

Hey franzbear, its your uncle Toxyn again, time for your trip to the zoo! Here we are at the big cat exhibit. Guess what pal, I slipped the keepers a little cash so we could get a behind the scenes look at the kitties. Here, let me rub this on you before I open the cage door, I know it smells like hamburger, it's really just sunscreen, can't have you getting sunburn! In you go......Wow you run fast franzbear :grumpy: , that lion sure looks sad he didn't get to give you a big hug. Are you sure you don't want to go back in? OK, I've got another suprise for you. Here put these mice in your pockets, we're going to the reptile exhibit....you're sure to get some good hugs there :devil: .

Moonbear
Apr29-05, 08:30 PM
I don't know if any of you real scientists bother looking at Scientific American,
They pretty much pre-digest the articles found in Science (a good thing when Science goes over your head, still happens on topics outside my expertise). I used to enjoy it when I was in college and used to have the time to read it, but don't bother with it any more.

Maybe the parents were trying to teach the kid respect for animals the hard way. :eek:

They must be getting parenting advice from my mom. She'd think up something like that...let the kid get bitten, she'll learn not to do that again! Mom also believed that the only way to teach a kid not to touch a hot stove was to just let them do it once. :uhh:

Moonbear
Apr29-05, 08:32 PM
Hey franzbear, its your uncle Toxyn again, time for your trip to the zoo! Here we are at the big cat exhibit. Guess what pal, I slipped the keepers a little cash so we could get a behind the scenes look at the kitties. Here, let me rub this on you before I open the cage door, I know it smells like hamburger, it's really just sunscreen, can't have you getting sunburn! In you go......Wow you run fast franzbear :grumpy: , that lion sure looks sad he didn't get to give you a big hug. Are you sure you don't want to go back in? OK, I've got another suprise for you. Here put these mice in your pockets, we're going to the reptile exhibit....you're sure to get some good hugs there :devil: .

Hey, wait! Don't forget to bring the catnip for those nice kitties! :biggrin:

Evo
Apr29-05, 08:48 PM
Hey franzbear, its your uncle Toxyn again, time for your trip to the zoo! Here we are at the big cat exhibit. Guess what pal, I slipped the keepers a little cash so we could get a behind the scenes look at the kitties. Here, let me rub this on you before I open the cage door, I know it smells like hamburger, it's really just sunscreen, can't have you getting sunburn! In you go......Wow you run fast franzbear :grumpy: , that lion sure looks sad he didn't get to give you a big hug. Are you sure you don't want to go back in? OK, I've got another suprise for you. Here put these mice in your pockets, we're going to the reptile exhibit....you're sure to get some good hugs there :devil: . :biggrin: :tongue:

Moonbear
Apr29-05, 08:55 PM
:biggrin: :tongue:

He's just such a natural with the kid, isn't he? :approve:

BicycleTree
Apr29-05, 10:24 PM
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JamesU
Apr29-05, 10:32 PM
Bicycle tree, once again, you have failed...

BicycleTree
Apr29-05, 10:37 PM
Failed at what? That wasn't supposed to be an image. It was another test, for the length of a bar versus the length of a lowercase l. For the Speedster thread.

Moonbear
Apr29-05, 10:39 PM
Failed at what? That wasn't supposed to be an image. It was another test, for the length of a bar versus the length of a lowercase l. For the Speedster thread.

Could you at least add some text when you do stuff like that so we know you haven't gone off your rocker posting nothing but a bunch of lines?

Danger
Apr29-05, 10:41 PM
An exclamation mark's shadow... no, actually it's a test. Does that fit all on one line on your screen?
It's 1 3/4 lines on mine. Does monitor size make a difference?

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Hey! I see bars under the ?'s this time!

They pretty much pre-digest the articles found in Science (a good thing when Science goes over your head, still happens on topics outside my expertise). I used to enjoy it when I was in college
I guess I'll quit feeling dumb about reading it, then. I can't afford both, so I'll stick with the predigested one.

Mom also believed that the only way to teach a kid not to touch a hot stove was to just let them do it once. :uhh:
That can be pretty effective in a lot of cases, but there's probably a better way to impress them with 'Don't tease the crocodiles'.

BicycleTree
Apr29-05, 10:46 PM
Could you at least add some text when you do stuff like that so we know you haven't gone off your rocker posting nothing but a bunch of lines?
I prefer to remain mysterious... :biggrin:

BicycleTree
Apr29-05, 10:48 PM
Yeah, danger, I guess monitor size does make a difference. How did the bike not look like a mess to you?

JamesU
Apr29-05, 11:04 PM
bicycle tree, I can't restrain any longer, where'd you get that stupid name?

Danger
Apr29-05, 11:06 PM
Yeah, danger, I guess monitor size does make a difference. How did the bike not look like a mess to you?
Everything seemed to be where it was supposed to be, if the idea was to have bars wherever the bike wasn't supposed to be (like a negative). Instead of bars, though, it's all italicized question marks. It's just really hard to stare at something all curvy like that. It almost makes a moire pattern. Neither my eyes nor my monitor are that great to start with, so it's very uncomfortable to look at.

Moonbear
Apr29-05, 11:09 PM
I prefer to remain mysterious... :biggrin:

Oh, in that case, you're doing a good job. :tongue:

Yeah, danger, I guess monitor size does make a difference. How did the bike not look like a mess to you?

Oddly, when you posted the bars in this thread, it wrapped them onto a second line without stretching the text box (although when yomomma quoted it, it did stretch the box it was quoted in), but when you posted the bicycle, it stretched the text box off the side of my screen, so I had to scroll to see the whole thing. At least it didn't wrap it and turn it into a mess. Or did you tell it not to break the lines?

BicycleTree
Apr29-05, 11:14 PM
Well, actually the bike is pretty colorful with several different shades of gray, from dark-gray to dark-gray highlight to light-gray to white, not to mention touches of black in a few places. It's not supposed to be just a negative image. I'll darken it with the l's.

yomamma, I chose this name because it is beautiful.

Moonbear
Apr29-05, 11:17 PM
Well, actually the bike is pretty colorful with several different shades of gray, from dark-gray to dark-gray highlight to light-gray to white, not to mention touches of black in a few places. It's not supposed to be just a negative image. I'll darken it with the l's.

The trouble is we'll never know if the problem is Danger's monitor or his eyes. :rofl:

yomamma, I chose this name because it is beautiful.
And nothing to do with your nearly fetish-like enthusiasm about bicycling, huh? :tongue:

Artman
Apr29-05, 11:29 PM
Bicycletree, Monitor settings, format crossover from and to Macs or PCs, people viewing with reduced windowed screens, wrap around , these are some examples of what I meant earlier by you doing a good job with the illustrations even with forum limitations. It is a world in motion.

Artman
Apr29-05, 11:34 PM
Hey franzbear, its your uncle Toxyn again, time for your trip to the zoo! Here we are at the big cat exhibit. Guess what pal, I slipped the keepers a little cash so we could get a behind the scenes look at the kitties. Here, let me rub this on you before I open the cage door, I know it smells like hamburger, it's really just sunscreen, can't have you getting sunburn! In you go......Wow you run fast franzbear :grumpy: , that lion sure looks sad he didn't get to give you a big hug. Are you sure you don't want to go back in? OK, I've got another suprise for you. Here put these mice in your pockets, we're going to the reptile exhibit....you're sure to get some good hugs there :devil: .Remember Franzbear, during your trip to the zoo, wait until the animals approach to intiate "aggitation phase." Have fun with your uncle DocTox. :biggrin:

Danger
Apr29-05, 11:43 PM
The trouble is we'll never know if the problem is Danger's monitor or his eyes. :rofl:
I thought that your membership photos are pretty attractive, so it must be both. :tongue:

JamesU
Apr29-05, 11:45 PM
Is this the most popular thread on PF?

Danger
Apr29-05, 11:59 PM
Is this the most popular thread on PF?
If you mean in the sense that Bush is popular; the smart folks want it dead. Only problem is, everyone wants to be the one to kill it, so everyone else keeps sabotaging their attempts. :rolleyes:

JamesU
Apr30-05, 12:01 AM
So thaaaatttsss it...


Bush is a damn idiot :mad:

Danger
Apr30-05, 12:10 AM
Bush is a damn idiot :mad:
Do you really mean that, or are you just saying it so we'll think you're smart? :tongue:

Moonbear
Apr30-05, 12:13 AM
I thought that your membership photos are pretty attractive, so it must be both. :tongue:

That would explain why you're under the impression I'm well-endowed in the "chestal area" as Jay Leno would put it. :rofl:

Moonbear
Apr30-05, 12:14 AM
So thaaaatttsss it...


Ut oh! We've identified another pseudo-killer! You can't be a real thread killer until you've read everything in the thread and can identify the thread mystery too! (Right BT? :wink:)

JamesU
Apr30-05, 12:14 AM
Do you really mean that, or are you just saying it so we'll think you're smart? :tongue:
Well he is...Remember the time he said feces instead of fetus 10 times! :tongue:

Moonbear
Apr30-05, 12:16 AM
Remember Franzbear, during your trip to the zoo, wait until the animals approach to intiate "aggitation phase." Have fun with your uncle DocTox. :biggrin:

Right, and if they are rude and run away or refuse to play with you, just back them right into a corner until they do! :approve:

Danger
Apr30-05, 12:17 AM
Well he is...Remember the time he said feces instead of fetus 10 times! :tongue:
No. Luckily, we don't get his broadcasts up here. It was probably dealt with on 'The Daily Show', but I don't always get to see it. :grumpy:

JamesU
Apr30-05, 12:19 AM
Where do you live>

Moonbear
Apr30-05, 12:30 AM
No. Luckily, we don't get his broadcasts up here. It was probably dealt with on 'The Daily Show', but I don't always get to see it. :grumpy:

Lucky you! As if network TV isn't dumbed down enough, they interrupt the regular programming to dumb it down even further with his speeches. :grumpy:

cronxeh
Apr30-05, 01:18 AM
ok

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everyone
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just stop posting, ok. thanks


cant i be the killer of this thread.. :frown:

Huckleberry
Apr30-05, 01:22 AM
Nobody seems to like this guy. How did he ever get re-elected? Was Kerry so bad that Bush seemed an attractive alternative? We need to seriously consider a third and a fourth and a fifth political party. I don't like that there seems to be only two real choices for something so important.

cronxeh
Apr30-05, 01:24 AM
there are dozens of parties

and no, it doesnt matter who you elect - bush and kerry is actually same nwo

SOS2008
Apr30-05, 01:25 AM
If you mean in the sense that Bush is popular; the smart folks want it dead. Only problem is, everyone wants to be the one to kill it, so everyone else keeps sabotaging their attempts. :rolleyes:Great analogy! :biggrin: Okay, so back to the business of sabotage...

I was just reading The Onion (but PF is still #1). They have the "In-action Heroes" for men who play it safe--one of which is the "Mama's Boy" doll (who was breast fed from the age of 7, and has never taken a risk because he has never left his mama's side). In the video on Mama's Boy, he and his mama are in the grocery store. A woman holding two melons (in front of her chest) approaches him to ask a question about the melons. I'm telling you, tribdog has been busy elsewhere, and I think this is where he has gone!

http://www.theonion.com/opinion/index.php?issue=4117

Huckleberry
Apr30-05, 01:33 AM
there are dozens of parties Yeah, but I mean real parties that are actually considered by the public. Doesn't almost every other democratic nation have more than 2 parties that actually win elections sometimes?

Danger
Apr30-05, 01:33 AM
Where do you live>
Just outside of Calgary. See under avatar.

they interrupt the regular programming to dumb it down even further with his speeches. :grumpy:
We get some of the more humourous or irritating or just-plain-frightening bits on the national news, but it's never more than a couple of minutes and always analyzed by political and/or linguistics experts. Other than as a potential destroyer-of-the-world-as-we-know-it, he isn't taken very seriously up here. :approve:

cant i be the killer of this thread.. :frown:
Apparently not.

Nobody seems to like this guy. How did he ever get re-elected?
In order to be re-elected, don't you have to be elected in the first place? Wasn't he quite definitely the loser of the first election until his conveniently-located brother or cousin or whatever stepped in and rigged the Florida vote? :confused:

cronxeh
Apr30-05, 01:38 AM
politics is all about useless people pondering their useless business for the improbable cause

(c) the cronxeh.

Huckleberry
Apr30-05, 01:49 AM
In order to be re-elected, don't you have to be elected in the first place? Wasn't he quite definitely the loser of the first election until his conveniently-located brother or cousin or whatever stepped in and rigged the Florida vote?
You had to say it didntcha? I was trying to forget it and doing a damn good job at it, and then BAM!!! you went and said it.

I know what I have to do. I have to find a secluded little corner of the universe where I would like to settle down. Then I'll build a rocketship and I'll say to Moonbear "Hey, I got a basket of kittens in my rocketship. Want to see?" She'll get all doe-eyed and look in. Then I close the door and signal franzbear to hit the ignition. Doesn't matter how much time passes on Earth. I'm never coming back anyway.

Oops, only brought enough food and water for two. Sorry franzbear. Don't worry, it doesn't hurt so much after a few days. If you don't eat or talk then you can conserve water for much longer. The trip shouldn't take too long. A few years at the longest.

Danger
Apr30-05, 01:56 AM
You had to say it didntcha?... ...The trip shouldn't take too long. A few years at the longest.
I must say, that was one of the most underhanded and effective segues I've seen in a long time. Johnny Carson would have been proud. :approve:

JamesU
Apr30-05, 02:00 AM
okay this is pissing me off, cronxeh, how do you pronounce your name? :confused:

Danger
Apr30-05, 02:05 AM
okay this is pissing me off, cronxeh, how do you pronounce your name? :confused:
He answered it here (http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?p=546881).

Moonbear
Apr30-05, 02:06 AM
GA woman holding two melons (in front of her chest) approaches him to ask a question about the melons. I'm telling you, tribdog has been busy elsewhere, and I think this is where he has gone!

I just re-located that puppy's mailing address...since he hasn't been around here, I think it's time to drop him the snail mail to make sure he's still alive!

Moonbear
Apr30-05, 02:13 AM
I know what I have to do. I have to find a secluded little corner of the universe where I would like to settle down. Then I'll build a rocketship and I'll say to Moonbear "Hey, I got a basket of kittens in my rocketship. Want to see?" She'll get all doe-eyed and look in. Then I close the door and signal franzbear to hit the ignition. Doesn't matter how much time passes on Earth. I'm never coming back anyway.

You know I'd drive you crazy if I was the only person you had to talk to in that secluded corner of the universe, don't you? I'm going to have to talk to the folks over in astronomy about finding those corners though. :rofl:

Oops, only brought enough food and water for two. Sorry franzbear. Don't worry, it doesn't hurt so much after a few days. If you don't eat or talk then you can conserve water for much longer. The trip shouldn't take too long. A few years at the longest.

:rolleyes: What a waste. We can't even eat him if we run out of food, he'd probably be all tough and stringy anyway. Here franzbear, chew on a kitten tail.

Danger
Apr30-05, 02:31 AM
You know I'd drive you crazy if I was the only person you had to talk to
Here, Huck. Have a roll of Red Green's patented Moonbear silencer. <hands over duct tape>

JamesU
Apr30-05, 02:33 AM
If you think about it, we're pretty much stuck with moonbear, because moonbear is like 1 of4 posters that come to this thread...

Moonbear
Apr30-05, 02:34 AM
Here, Huck. Have a roll of Red Green's patented Moonbear silencer. <hands over duct tape>

Oh, we better bring along a lot of duct tape if we're going to travel to some secluded corner of the universe. It might come in handy for other purposes when you don't want to just float away.

Moonbear
Apr30-05, 02:38 AM
If you think about it, we're pretty much stuck with moonbear, because moonbear is like 1 of4 posters that come to this thread...

Stuck with me, huh? Maybe, but there's more than 4 people here.

As of this post, the top 15 posters in this thread (for a late start, Danger sure has pulled ahead of the pack!):
Moonbear 1195
Danger 491
franznietzsche 428
dextercioby 384
Artman 370
mattmns 306
BicycleTree 274
Evo 219
Huckleberry 150
SOS2008 146
tribdog 126
cronxeh 124
Math Is Hard 103
arildno 54
Smurf 43

Danger
Apr30-05, 02:45 AM
It might come in handy for other purposes when you don't want to just float away.
Careful with that; you know how hard it is to remove from a merkin. :tongue:
On the other hand, I guess it would save you having to pack the bikini wax.

As of this post, the top 15 posters in this thread (for a late start, Danger sure has pulled ahead of the pack!):
Moonbear 1195
Danger 491
Bloody hell! It's no wonder I never get anything done. It sure doesn't seem like that many while I'm doing it. :eek:

And on that note, I'm going to pack it in for tonight. Gotta work in the morning, and dart league banquet tomorrow night, so not much rest ahead. Hey Moonbear, any smilie party for Brewnog's birthday today? I didn't see a thread. Anyhow, I'll look for the answer tomorrow.

Moonbear
Apr30-05, 03:03 AM
And on that note, I'm going to pack it in for tonight. Gotta work in the morning, and dart league banquet tomorrow night, so not much rest ahead. Hey Moonbear, any smilie party for Brewnog's birthday today? I didn't see a thread. Anyhow, I'll look for the answer tomorrow.

Yep, just got a thread started (before I saw this one...we must have both been thinking the same thing simultaneously). No smiley party there yet, but it's not just brewnog's birthday today, so I had to find three gifts, not just one. I think this calls for a bigger party too.

DocToxyn
Apr30-05, 11:14 AM
He's just such a natural with the kid, isn't he? :approve:

As warped as it may sound, I try to think of things I do with my own kids and it all just comes together..... :uhh: :bugeye:

Danger
Apr30-05, 11:33 AM
As warped as it may sound, I try to think of things I do with my own kids and it all just comes together..... :uhh: :bugeye:
I assume you have spares?

Artman
Apr30-05, 11:43 AM
We can't even eat him if we run out of food, he'd probably be all tough and stringy anyway.Eat him! Franzbear, although just a baby thread, is over 5000 posts big, has survived fire, bombs, gun attacks, mass murderers, pyscho killer attempts, mad scientific killer attempts, freezing, drowning, electrocution, electro ejaculator probing, and other attempts on it's life too numerous to mention. There is no way you guys are going to eat Franzbear.

On the other hand, should Franzbear get hungry and you two are the only ones around... :surprised :bugeye: :surprised

Artman
Apr30-05, 11:45 AM
Here, Huck. Have a roll of Red Green's patented Moonbear silencer. <hands over duct tape>I love Red Green! :rofl: :rofl: Great show.

DocToxyn
Apr30-05, 12:35 PM
I assume you have spares?

Kids are pretty resilient, I still have my two originals and they're in decent shape. o:)

Moonbear
Apr30-05, 12:40 PM
Kids are pretty resilient, I still have my two originals and they're in decent shape. o:)

:rofl: As I've told many friends when they are pregnant and worrying about raising children: everyone screws up their kids in some way, you just get to choose the way you do it when you have your own. :biggrin:

BicycleTree
Apr30-05, 12:50 PM
Stuck with me, huh? Maybe, but there's more than 4 people here.

As of this post, the top 15 posters in this thread (for a late start, Danger sure has pulled ahead of the pack!):
Moonbear 1195
Danger 491
franznietzsche 428
dextercioby 384
Artman 370
mattmns 306
BicycleTree 274
Evo 219
Huckleberry 150
SOS2008 146
tribdog 126
cronxeh 124
Math Is Hard 103
arildno 54
Smurf 43
The ghost is still #2.

BicycleTree
Apr30-05, 12:53 PM
Bicycletree, Monitor settings, format crossover from and to Macs or PCs, people viewing with reduced windowed screens, wrap around , these are some examples of what I meant earlier by you doing a good job with the illustrations even with forum limitations. It is a world in motion.
:cry: :cry: Macintosh computers were a deranged plot against me from the start!

Moonbear
Apr30-05, 01:03 PM
:cry: :cry: Macintosh computers were a deranged plot against me from the start!

Just Danger's antiquated equipment. I have no problem viewing your bars on my Mac. I have a small screen (12" powerbook) so have to do some scrolling for the larger versions. I just can't quote or re-create them.

cronxeh
Apr30-05, 01:05 PM
how did u count all the posts by users?

Moonbear
Apr30-05, 01:14 PM
how did u count all the posts by users?

It took me all night! :tongue2: :devil: Someone revealed the secret earlier in this thread. I can't do your homework for you, it's against board rules, you'll have to go find the answer for yourself. :tongue:

:rofl:

Oh, okay...on the forum main page where the threads are all listed, click on the number to the right of the thread that is the number of replies to the thread. A list will pop-up with the rankings of who posted in the thread and how many replies they each have. It's a pop-up window, so you have to turn off any pop-up blocker you have on to view it.

cronxeh
Apr30-05, 02:15 PM
oh you sneaky little hobbit.. interesting

arildno
Apr30-05, 02:46 PM
Just Danger's antiquated equipment.
Now, that was unnice of you, Moonbear. Just because he has a few gray hairs doesn't necessarily mean his equipment is antiquated.

Moonbear
Apr30-05, 03:06 PM
Now, that was unnice of you, Moonbear. Just because he has a few gray hairs doesn't necessarily mean his equipment is antiquated.

o:) Why, that thought never even crossed my mind when I wrote that. I was of course only referring to his OS. :rolleyes: o:)

arildno
Apr30-05, 04:04 PM
His operative system?
Do you think he likes being called inoperational??
I'm sure he's not.

Artman
Apr30-05, 04:05 PM
Now, that was unnice of you, Moonbear. Just because he has a few gray hairs doesn't necessarily mean his equipment is antiquated.
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: ...Wait a second I'm almost as old as he is! :cry: :cry: :cry:

SOS2008
Apr30-05, 04:50 PM
I assume you have spares?Kids are pretty resilient, I still have my two originals and they're in decent shape. o:)No! He's made clones! A super DocTox race! :bugeye: :eek: :surprised

Huckleberry
Apr30-05, 07:34 PM
If you think about it, we're pretty much stuck with moonbear, because moonbear is like 1 of4 posters that come to this thread... Moonbear posted about 1/4th of the posts in this thread. This is her home. The rest of us are just frequent visitors here. I'm just trying to keep my seat at the Thanksgiving day dinner table so I can get a piece of franzbear after he gets all fat and juicy. :tongue2:

You know I'd drive you crazy if I was the only person you had to talk to in that secluded corner of the universe, don't you?Talking wasn't what I had in mind. I figured if I could build an interstellar rocketship then you could figure out how two people could start a healthy, growing population. All that science takes a lot of hard work. You would have to figure out how to make plants and animals to eat from leftover rations and a basket of kittens. It's always good to have a biologist around when you're trying to restart civilization.

BicycleTree
Apr30-05, 10:17 PM
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Sadly, special characters don't seem to post here.

Moonbear
Apr30-05, 11:11 PM
Moonbear posted about 1/4th of the posts in this thread. This is her home. The rest of us are just frequent visitors here. I'm just trying to keep my seat at the Thanksgiving day dinner table so I can get a piece of franzbear after he gets all fat and juicy. :tongue2:
Just remember, I get a full quarter of him, the rest of the vultures can fight over their portions. :biggrin:

Talking wasn't what I had in mind. I figured if I could build an interstellar rocketship then you could figure out how two people could start a healthy, growing population. All that science takes a lot of hard work. You would have to figure out how to make plants and animals to eat from leftover rations and a basket of kittens. It's always good to have a biologist around when you're trying to restart civilization.
:rofl: Particularly one with expertise in reproduction? :biggrin:

Math Is Hard
Apr30-05, 11:39 PM
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Sadly, special characters don't seem to post here.
Au contraire. There are many characters who post here. And quite a few are definitely "special".

Huckleberry
May1-05, 12:00 AM
HI MIH, HAvE yOu seEN My bAseBaLL?

BicycleTree
May1-05, 12:11 AM
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Math Is Hard
May1-05, 12:15 AM
hahhaha!! It's like a stereogram!!! my eyes had to adjust before I could see it!!

Math Is Hard
May1-05, 12:16 AM
HI MIH, HAvE yOu seEN My bAseBaLL?
Aww, Huck. You lost your baseball again? It's OK, we'll find it. :smile:

BicycleTree
May1-05, 12:18 AM
I just got the following two errors at the same time for my latest post:

1. The text that you have entered is too long (22047 characters). Please shorten it to 20000 characters long.
2. The message you have entered is too short. Please lengthen your message to at least 10 characters.

Guess how.

Huckleberry
May1-05, 12:54 AM
Too many quotes?

JamesU
May1-05, 01:17 AM
hahhaha!! It's like a stereogram!!! my eyes had to adjust before I could see it!!
Should've highlighted it..

Moonbear
May1-05, 01:35 AM
Aww, Huck. You lost your baseball again? It's OK, we'll find it. :smile:

Okay, okay, I'll see if I can find another round-ish rock for him. One of these days he's going to figure out it's not really a baseball. :rolleyes:

cronxeh
May1-05, 10:28 AM
we need a toga party

BicycleTree
May1-05, 11:26 AM
The way I got the two errors was, the "message too long" error counts tags as well as text, and the "message too short" error only counts text. I had 22047 characters of color tags, and no text outside of the tags.

Math Is Hard
May1-05, 12:03 PM
Okay, okay, I'll see if I can find another round-ish rock for him. One of these days he's going to figure out it's not really a baseball. :rolleyes:
Thanks. You're a peach, Moonbear. Meantime, I found this big sweet potato he can play with.

Hey, Huck! Look! I found your football!!! :smile:

Moonbear
May1-05, 01:18 PM
Thanks. You're a peach, Moonbear. Meantime, I found this big sweet potato he can play with.

Hey, Huck! Look! I found your football!!! :smile:

Hey, you're right, a green peach would make a good baseball. Maybe it won't hurt as much as the rock when he misses a catch. Well, it's still going to be a few months before there are any peaches on the trees. Huck, did you know baseball season is going to start late this year? Yep, not until June or July. But you can play with that nice football MIH got for you until then. :biggrin:

BicycleTree
May1-05, 01:28 PM
What are you even talking about?

Moonbear
May1-05, 02:23 PM
Huck lost his baseball.

BicycleTree
May1-05, 02:29 PM
That's all there is to it?

Moonbear
May1-05, 02:36 PM
That's all. It doesn't take much to get our imaginations wandering. :biggrin:

Huckleberry
May1-05, 03:11 PM
Oh, that was my baseball? I always get my sports equipment confused with my breakfast. :confused: I thought that apple was a bit chewy.

mattmns
May1-05, 03:19 PM
I just dropped a 12" knife and it got me on my toe, just barely. However, it did make a 1/8" nice cut in my toe, although I would have prefered it cut with the grain.

edit.. I just realized it got two of my toes, :grumpy:

BicycleTree
May1-05, 03:47 PM
That's all. It doesn't take much to get our imaginations wandering. :biggrin:
Uh, ok... I'm not sure what your imaginations are running to... something I may be missing... I don't understand why you're talking about rocks, potatos, and green peaches. Slow day? :confused: Some kind of cultural reference?

BicycleTree
May1-05, 03:49 PM
Matt, that must have hurt. It's good that your toes are not severed. What were you doing with the knife?

Huckleberry
May1-05, 03:51 PM
I just dropped a 12" knife and it got me on my toe, just barely. However, it did make a 1/8" nice cut in my toe, although I would have prefered it cut with the grain.

edit.. I just realized it got two of my toes, :grumpy:When you dropped the knife did you stick out your foot to stop it?
Uh, ok... I'm not sure what your imaginations are running to... something I may be missing... I don't understand why you're talking about rocks, potatos, and green peaches. Slow day? Some kind of cultural reference?Its all an attempt to confuse you. Is it working?

BicycleTree
May1-05, 04:01 PM
Its all an attempt to confuse you. Is it working?
:mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad:
NO ITS NOT

mattmns
May1-05, 04:07 PM
Actually it did not hurt at all. And considering the weird way it fell, I consider myself, and my foot, to be quite lucky.

BicycleTree
May1-05, 04:08 PM
Were you paring baseballs?

Moonbear
May1-05, 04:53 PM
Actually it did not hurt at all. And considering the weird way it fell, I consider myself, and my foot, to be quite lucky.

:eek: Oh, ow, yikes! Those are the WORST!!! I hate when you cut yourself and it doesn't even hurt, because then you just KNOW it's going to be bad, and you don't even want to look to see what damage you've just done to yourself. And then there's that weird hop, walk, dance thing you do while trying to get to the nearest towel or band-aid in an attempt to not leave a trail of bloody toe-prints on the carpet. I hope you have a nice, comfy pair of shoes with lots of toe room to wear the next few days.

Next time you try to stab Franzbear, wait until he moves away from your feet. :biggrin:

Huckleberry
May1-05, 04:57 PM
Yeah, I didn't even think about that. I wouldn't want to wear shoes with a nasty cut on my feet. That can't be healthy. Good thing I don't wear shoes much anyway.

I wasn't paring baseballs. I just bite into them and eat the skin and seeds and everything.

Moonbear
May1-05, 05:00 PM
Uh, ok... I'm not sure what your imaginations are running to... something I may be missing... I don't understand why you're talking about rocks, potatos, and green peaches. Slow day? :confused: Some kind of cultural reference?

No cultural reference. Start with MIH's post 5210 and Huck's response to it in 5211. You were busy with your artwork and amusing error messages, so might have missed the set-up.

Moonbear
May1-05, 05:02 PM
I wasn't paring baseballs. I just bite into them and eat the skin and seeds and everything.

Better be careful about eating the seeds, one of them might start growing in your tummy. :rofl: (Did you mom or grandma ever tell you that one?)

Besides, the seeds are far more useful as projectiles to pelt the younger brother or sister with. :devil:

Huckleberry
May1-05, 05:23 PM
Better be careful about eating the seeds, one of them might start growing in your tummy. :rofl: (Did you mom or grandma ever tell you that one?)

Besides, the seeds are far more useful as projectiles to pelt the younger brother or sister with. :devil:
I seem to remember one of my relatives told me that watermelon seeds would grow in my belly if I ate them. So I tried it, but it never worked. Have you had any luck? Maybe I should eat some dirt and drink lots of water or something. The PH balance of my stomach must not be right for growing watermelons. Maybe I should try tomatoes?

My grandfather told me that pink elephants come out after the street lights turn on. I haven't seen any of those either and its been a whole week now.

Evo
May1-05, 05:36 PM
I have the habit of reading the last post in a thread and have no idea what is going on, so I read the post before it, then the one before it, all the way back to where I left off.

Does anyone else read threads backwards?

BicycleTree
May1-05, 05:43 PM
I actually meant Matt... that maybe the reason Matt was using a knife was to pare a baseball.

Huckleberry
May1-05, 05:51 PM
I have the habit of reading the last post in a thread and have no idea what is going on, so I read the post before it, then the one before it, all the way back to where I left off.

Does anyone else read threads backwards?.ti daer uoy yaw rehtie esnes hcum ekam t'nseod ti esuaceb sdrawkcab ti gnidaer reinnuf si eno sihT .daerht eht no sdnepeD

Evo
May1-05, 06:04 PM
.ti daer uoy yaw rehtie esnes hcum ekam t'nseod ti esuaceb sdrawkcab ti gnidaer reinnuf si eno sihT .daerht eht no sdnepeD?sey a taht sI

Strange that it's easy to read and type backwards. Maybe that will be the next thread...everyone has to type backwards.

brewnog
May1-05, 06:26 PM
I always used to find writing letters backwards much easier than just words, but it's more difficult on a computer :smile:. My maths teacher didn't used to like it though, even when we handed her a mirror with our homework.

BicycleTree
May1-05, 06:36 PM
Ah, the computer... the prosthetic brain...

Huckleberry
May1-05, 06:40 PM
?sey a taht sI

Strange that it's easy to read and type backwards. Maybe that will be the next thread...everyone has to type backwards.

Yes, I read the posts backwards sometimes.

ehmt ormf aedr het evre ddliem oD uto?
I can read them backwards pretty easily, but typing the words backwards is difficult. One word at a time is easy, but whole sentences get a little confusing for me.

Moonbear
May1-05, 07:32 PM
.ti daer uoy yaw rehtie esnes hcum ekam t'nseod ti esuaceb sdrawkcab ti gnidaer reinnuf si eno sihT .daerht eht no sdnepeD

:rofl:

?esiwkcolc-retnuoc shgual taht yelims a teg I naC

Huckleberry
May1-05, 07:34 PM
Yes, look at it from the other side of the screen.
or maybe in a mirror

hmm, if you used two mirrors would the image be clockwise again?

Moonbear
May1-05, 10:03 PM
What if it's an evil smiley that doesn't have a reflection? :devil:

Integral
May1-05, 10:18 PM
I have the habit of reading the last post in a thread and have no idea what is going on, so I read the post before it, then the one before it, all the way back to where I left off.

Does anyone else read threads backwards?
It must be true, great minds thing alike. I am always doing the same.

Moonbear
May1-05, 10:22 PM
It must be true, great minds thing alike. I am always doing the same.

For me, it sort of depends. In this thread, I can't stand to miss anything, so always go back to my last post and start from there, but I do the backward reading thing in a lot of other threads that have gone past a page in length. Then again, doing things backward may not be all that uncommon for me. :tongue2:

Artman
May1-05, 10:36 PM
:zzz: .deb ot going m'I thgindooG :biggrin: .driew lla era uoY

JamesU
May1-05, 10:43 PM
:zzz: .deb ot going m'I thgindooG :biggrin: .driew lla era uoY
:tongue2: yllanif ,dog

Huckleberry
May1-05, 11:00 PM
What if it's an evil smiley that doesn't have a reflection? :devil:
In that case, the reflection that it doesn't have would be transposed.

Anyone heard anything about the show coming on the Scifi channel Saturday "Earthquake, Nature Released?"

JamesU
May1-05, 11:03 PM
Anyone heard anything about the show coming on the Scifi channel Saturday "Earthquake, Nature Released?"
:eek: I didn't know people watched sci-fi :eek:

Huckleberry
May1-05, 11:08 PM
Maybe just me. I'm a bit of an oddball :cool:
There are others out there somewhere.

Math Is Hard
May1-05, 11:26 PM
Maybe just me. I'm a bit of an oddball :cool:

I would have thought you were a bit of a baseball. After all, you are what you eat.

Huckleberry
May1-05, 11:32 PM
I would have thought you were a bit of a baseball. After all, you are what you eat.
Yes, but I'm more like a lozenge shaped baseball on an elliptical field. I also don't have nearly as many stitches.

Math Is Hard
May1-05, 11:35 PM
Yes, but I'm more like a lozenge shaped baseball on an elliptical field. I also don't have nearly as many stitches.
But for computational purposes we could still say you were approximately spherical, right?

Huckleberry
May1-05, 11:43 PM
Maybe if you squint really hard while shaking your head in a circle. I'll look much more normal that way. Or if you put me on a pylon and spin me really fast. My center of gravity is the same as everyone elses.
I wonder if she'll do it?

BicycleTree
May2-05, 12:36 AM
I wonder how similar computer cathode ray tube light is to moonlight.

cronxeh
May2-05, 01:10 AM
http://www.evolvefish.com/fish/media/E-Procreate.gif

Moonbear
May2-05, 01:10 AM
Yes, but I'm more like a lozenge shaped baseball on an elliptical field. I also don't have nearly as many stitches.

That's a relief. After hearing about those flipper feet, we wouldn't want you to be any more banged up than you need to be. :rofl:

Huckleberry
May2-05, 01:32 AM
Those flippers are pretty useful. Great balance, prehensile toes, good force to thrust ratio in a liquid medium, and its a unique fashion statement. The lozenge shape makes me fairly hydrodynaimic. In fact I look a lot like cronxeh's fish things up there.

Danger
May2-05, 01:36 AM
I look a lot like cronxeh's fish things up there.
The top one, I hope.

Huckleberry
May2-05, 02:04 AM
I don't know. Being a cowboy can be fun too. Remember, my feet can turn almost all the way around. Some people's toes curl. My feet turn.

Moonbear
May2-05, 02:43 AM
I don't know. Being a cowboy can be fun too. Remember, my feet can turn almost all the way around. Some people's toes curl. My feet turn.

:confused: Now I know I missed something, or at least I hope I missed something. I need to start getting to sleep before dawn.

cronxeh
May2-05, 09:21 AM
hoodia gordonii

i got the seeds and im growing the thing in my room

cronxeh
May2-05, 11:01 AM
I was listening to this 2 hour debate of Evolutionist vs Creationist. Both have graduate degrees (except that the evolutionist has a PhD, and Creationist has MS). The beat down of a creationist is very in-your-face kind of a slap.

http://www.infidelguy.com/demo/infidelguy.com_Massimo_vs_Robert.mp3

If that link doesnt work (the file should be around 28 megs), go this page ( http://www.infidelguy.com/?ref=qxtrue ) and download
Did Humans Evolve From Other Species?: Dr. Pigliucci vs Robert Allen. Informal discussion/debate.

http://images-eu.amazon.com/images/P/0878936599.02.LZZZZZZZ.jpg
ISBN 0-87893-659-9

Hilarious cover.

Moonbear
May2-05, 12:12 PM
I was listening to this 2 hour debate of Evolutionist vs Creationist.

Wow, you really are going to great lengths to kill this thread! :bugeye:

Hilarious cover.

That is a funny cover. :rofl:

DocToxyn
May2-05, 03:09 PM
hoodia gordonii

i got the seeds and im growing the thing in my room

Do you find it strange that "gordo" means "fat" in spanish? :biggrin:

Evo
May2-05, 03:33 PM
But for computational purposes we could still say you were approximately spherical, right?That would make him a chicken, according to chroot.

Math Is Hard
May2-05, 03:53 PM
That would make him a chicken, according to chroot.
:rofl: <snort!> :rofl:

Moonbear
May2-05, 05:18 PM
That would make him a chicken, according to chroot.

:rofl: :uhh: I'm not sure it quite works that way, but if he can be a football, I guess being a chicken is a step up the food chain. :uhh:

cronxeh
May2-05, 05:43 PM
even her food is in chains http://carboninside.com/whip2.gif

Just imagine..

http://carboninside.com/praise.gifhttp://carboninside.com/prof.gif

Evo
May2-05, 06:01 PM
even her food is in chains http://carboninside.com/whip2.gifWhere'd you find the video of Moonbear? :wink:

http://carboninside.com/praise.gifhttp://carboninside.com/prof.gifThat's cute!! :tongue:

Moonbear
May2-05, 06:39 PM
Where'd you find the video of Moonbear? :wink:

:eek: :redface: :blushing: I thought all the copies of that were destroyed!

Huckleberry
May2-05, 07:03 PM
I leave for a few hours and suddenly I've gone from being an oddly shaped baseball to becoming a chicken being whipped by Moonbear. How will I ever know if I'm awake?

Evo
May2-05, 08:17 PM
I leave for a few hours and suddenly I've gone from being an oddly shaped baseball to becoming a chicken being whipped by Moonbear. Lucky you. :approve:

On the way home I was driving behind an 18 wheeler with the company name writen in large red letters on the back "Beaver Express". I began wondering just what kind of company it was. Do they transport beavers or is it a brothel on wheels? And why were danger and artman the first things that came to mind?

Moonbear
May2-05, 08:51 PM
I leave for a few hours and suddenly I've gone from being an oddly shaped baseball to becoming a chicken being whipped by Moonbear. How will I ever know if I'm awake?

Aw, you know you love it. Before you know it, you'll be begging for more, even if I have to ... oh, never mind, that's not PG-13. :blushing:

Huckleberry
May2-05, 09:14 PM
Lucky you. :approve:

On the way home I was driving behind an 18 wheeler with the company name writen in large red letters on the back "Beaver Express". I began wondering just what kind of company it was. Do they transport beavers or is it a brothel on wheels? And why were danger and artman the first things that came to mind?
:rofl: Seems they went into business together. Merkin Co. is already taken so they had to go with Beaver Express, which is better anyways because its a more popular idiom. I think they manufacture tailor-made merkins for famous celebrities. (err, is there any other kind?)
Aw, you know you love it. Before you know it, you'll be begging for more, even if I have to ... oh, never mind, that's not PG-13. Never waste good material. You can PM me any time you like. :tongue:

Moonbear
May2-05, 09:59 PM
:rofl: Seems they went into business together. Merkin Co. is already taken so they had to go with Beaver Express, which is better anyways because its a more popular idiom. I think they manufacture tailor-made merkins for famous celebrities. (err, is there any other kind?)
Now I can't wait for my next road trip to watch for the names on the trucks. :rofl:

Never waste good material. You can PM me any time you like. :tongue:
Ah, just fill in the blank with whatever your heart (or other body part) desires.

cronxeh
May3-05, 01:01 AM
so do they call it 'beating your turtle' nowadays?

Evo
May3-05, 01:06 AM
so do they call it 'beating your turtle' nowadays?"stroking the turtle"

cronxeh
May3-05, 01:10 AM
you shallt not know thy methods.. :grumpy:

Moonbear
May3-05, 01:11 AM
That's so cruel to beat your turtle. They respond so much better to loving caresses. :approve:

cronxeh
May3-05, 01:12 AM
(grabs popcorn, puts on the Elvis goggles and sits back)

tell me more..

Moonbear
May3-05, 01:22 AM
Elvis goggles? What's that all about?

cronxeh
May3-05, 01:35 AM
someday, Moonbear, someday..

Moonbear
May3-05, 01:51 AM
*grabs Cronxeh's popcorn and sits back waiting for the explanation of Elvis goggles*

cronxeh
May3-05, 01:52 AM
i wonder if you sat on a turtle by mistake..

or was it intentional?

Huckleberry
May3-05, 01:54 AM
That's so cruel to beat your turtle. They respond so much better to loving caresses. :approve:
Spanking and flogging seem to be much more popular.

Why is there a mile of blank space after all of your posts?

Danger
May3-05, 02:04 AM
:rofl: Seems they went into business together. Merkin Co. is already taken so they had to go with Beaver Express, which is better anyways because its a more popular idiom.
Would you expect a Canuk to use any other name? The beaver is, after all, our national symbol. :biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin:

so do they call it 'beating your turtle' nowadays?
Since Art has already admitted to 'waxing' his, I think that it should be made the standard. :tongue:

Moonbear
May3-05, 02:14 AM
Spanking and flogging seem to be much more popular.

Well, I'll spank you if you want, but I'm not sure if your turtle will like that much.

Why is there a mile of blank space after all of your posts?

<--- Because all these decorations they stuck on me take up space. I guess they expected I would always have so much to say that I'd fill up all that space and nobody would notice. :biggrin:

Kakarot
May3-05, 03:50 AM
http://apple2.org.za/gswv/a2zine/GS.WorldView/v2000/Oct/Graphics/Halloween.Graphics/RATMAN.JPEG

Artman
May3-05, 07:35 AM
On the way home I was driving behind an 18 wheeler with the company name writen in large red letters on the back "Beaver Express". I began wondering just what kind of company it was. Do they transport beavers or is it a brothel on wheels? And why were danger and artman the first things that came to mind?Well, Danger and I were kicking around lots of names for our new company, such as A-Merkin Van Lines, Turtle Transport, but we finally decided on Beaver Express. :biggrin:

Want to hear our slogan? :tongue:

DocToxyn
May3-05, 07:37 AM
"stroking the turtle"

I always liked "buffing the turtle"... :uhh: ...the phrase, I mean :biggrin: .

DocToxyn
May3-05, 07:39 AM
Well, Danger and I were kicking around lots of names for our new company, such as A-Merkin Van Lines, Turtle Transport, but we finally decided on Beaver Express. :biggrin:

Want to hear our slogan? :tongue:

"Got Beaver?"

Artman
May3-05, 08:48 AM
"Got Beaver?"We considered that, but the billboard ad campaign showing Beavers on people's lips would probably be too distracting to people driving. :tongue2:

We thought about "You Got Turtles, We Got Beavers." We also considered "Need Beaver Fast? Call Beaver Express." and this gem, "Our Beavers Come Overnight." But we didn't want to guarantee that. :biggrin:

Danger
May3-05, 09:31 AM
We thought about "You Got Turtles, We Got Beavers." We also considered "Need Beaver Fast? Call Beaver Express." and this gem, "Our Beavers Come Overnight." But we didn't want to guarantee that. :biggrin:
I'm still sort of leaning toward 'The Turtle Garage'...

DocToxyn
May3-05, 09:42 AM
We considered that, but the billboard ad campaign showing Beavers on people's lips would probably be too distracting to people driving. :tongue2:


I don't know, I kinda like it.... :biggrin:

Sorry Danger, but Artman hasn't posted a picture yet.

Artman
May3-05, 09:46 AM
"If you're turtle's hungry for a little treat
And all it likes is Beaver meat.
Just think of us, we got the best
And call on us 'Beaver Express'"

It's a little long, but We at Beaver Express think that size doesn't matter when you're talking beavers. :tongue2:

Danger
May3-05, 09:49 AM
Sorry Danger, but Artman hasn't posted a picture yet.
I've got a bad feeling about this... :uhh:
How long before that's approved?

Danger
May3-05, 09:50 AM
"If you're turtle's hungry for a little treat
And all it likes is Beaver meat.
Just think of us, we got the best
And call on us 'Beaver Express'"
Hey, I like that! It's probably just as well that you remain in charge of marketing, and I'll just look after quality-control.

Artman
May3-05, 09:53 AM
I've got a bad feeling about this... :uhh: And you wonder why I haven't posted a photo yet. :rofl:

How long before that's approved?I can hardly wait. :biggrin:

Artman
May3-05, 09:57 AM
It's probably just as well that you remain in charge of marketing, and I'll just look after quality-control.Gotta make sure those beavers are fresh. :approve:


At least that's what Danger keeps telling me. :uhh:

Danger
May3-05, 10:02 AM
And you wonder why I haven't posted a photo yet. :rofl:
I figured it was just out of consideration for the rest of us. :tongue:

Gotta make sure those beavers are fresh. :approve:
Or at least not in full rigor...

Artman
May3-05, 10:07 AM
I figured it was just out of consideration for the rest of us. :tongue: Cute.


Oh, not your comment; me. :approve: I'm cute. :biggrin:



We only truck the best beavers.
Or at least not in full rigor...Okay, some of us truck any beavers:biggrin:

Danger
May3-05, 10:13 AM
Oh, not your comment; me. :approve: I'm cute. :biggrin:
That remains to be seen... or not.


Okay, some of us truck any beavers:biggrin:
Sometimes there's a quality vs quantity trade-off. Volume buying doesn't always guarantee the finest merchandise.

Artman
May3-05, 10:18 AM
That remains to be seen... or not.Well, I don't have that "Scary sorta Steve McQueeny after a motorcycle accidenty" type thing going on, but I look okay. :biggrin:

cronxeh
May3-05, 10:35 AM
does anyone ride a motorcycle?

Danger
May3-05, 10:39 AM
does anyone ride a motorcycle?
I'm sure someone does, or they wouldn't keep making them. :tongue:



Keep an eye on yourself for me, will ya' Art? I gotta go to work now.

Artman
May3-05, 10:45 AM
Keep an eye on yourself for me, will ya' Art? I gotta go to work now.A beaver tester's work is never done. :biggrin:

Have a good one, Danger.

Moonbear
May3-05, 10:57 AM
Oh, you mean Beaver Express isn't for transporting turtles?

Evo
May3-05, 11:59 AM
I don't know, I kinda like it.... :biggrin:

Sorry Danger, but Artman hasn't posted a picture yet.DT, you've missed your calling. I see Danger has a bit of a beaver 'stache going on. :rofl:

Moonbear
May3-05, 12:10 PM
I don't know, I kinda like it.... :biggrin:

Sorry Danger, but Artman hasn't posted a picture yet.

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: That's great! :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Evo
May3-05, 12:28 PM
Rats, I have to leave to go to see a client that is way up north in the caves. :frown: Oh no, it's near the Dr. Hydrogen religious cult fake University people. :surprised

Moonbear, hold down the fort while I'm gone.

Artman
May3-05, 12:57 PM
Rats, I have to leave to go to see a client that is way up north in the caves. :frown: Oh no, it's near the Dr. Hydrogen religious cult fake University people. :surprised

Moonbear, hold down the fort while I'm gone.YAHOO!

Moonbear's in charge! Party in the Thread Killer Champions Thread! :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Artman
May3-05, 01:01 PM
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http://deephousepage.com/smilies/djparty.gifhttp://deephousepage.com/smilies/stereo.gif


(Smiley party borrowed from Moonbear.) :biggrin

DocToxyn
May3-05, 02:52 PM
YAHOO!

Moonbear's in charge! Party in the Thread Killer Champions Thread! :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:


Ohhh maaannn, wait 'til Evo comes back and sees what we did...she's gonna ground us for sure!

cronxeh
May3-05, 03:17 PM
http://deephousepage.com/smilies/djparty.gif

Now, im not an expert in DJs.. but is that guy getting his turtle waxed?

Artman
May3-05, 03:20 PM
http://deephousepage.com/smilies/djparty.gif

Now, im not an expert in DJs.. but is that guy getting his turtle waxed? :rofl: Whole lot a waxin' goin' on! :tongue2:

Artman
May3-05, 03:22 PM
Ohhh maaannn, wait 'til Evo comes back and sees what we did...she's gonna ground us for sure!She'll never find out. :devil: Come on Doc, Get with the partay! :rofl:

http://deephousepage.com/smilies/partyguy.gif

Moonbear
May3-05, 03:42 PM
Ohhh maaannn, wait 'til Evo comes back and sees what we did...she's gonna ground us for sure!

Well, just don't tell her. Who's keeping lookout? As soon as she drives onto the street, get the crowd out the back door! :biggrin:

Moonbear
May3-05, 03:43 PM
http://deephousepage.com/smilies/djparty.gif

Now, im not an expert in DJs.. but is that guy getting his turtle waxed?

Hey, you know I always throw good parties...even the DJ gets to enjoy himself. :biggrin: :rofl:

Huckleberry
May3-05, 04:50 PM
Would you expect a Canuk to use any other name? The beaver is, after all, our national symbol.It's all beginning to make sense now.

Doc Toxyn, Love the danger photo. That's the funniest thing I've seen in a long time. At first I thought it was just a drawn on handlebar moustache. Then I thought danger was wearing a merkin. Upon closer examination I saw the two beavers kissing while perched on danger's upper lip. Outstanding!!!
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Moonbear
May3-05, 04:59 PM
It's all beginning to make sense now.

Doc Toxyn, Love the danger photo. That's the funniest thing I've seen in a long time. At first I thought it was just a drawn on handlebar moustache. Then I thought danger was wearing a merkin. Upon closer examination I saw the two beavers kissing while perched on danger's upper lip. Outstanding!!!
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

:rofl: I had the identical progression of thoughts as I viewed that photo! :rofl:

Huckleberry
May3-05, 05:14 PM
:rofl: I had the identical progression of thoughts as I viewed that photo! :rofl:
I'm sure you've heard the saying 'Great minds think alike.'
Well, the same holds true for perverted minds :biggrin:

Moonbear
May3-05, 05:25 PM
I'm sure you've heard the saying 'Great minds think alike.'
Well, the same holds true for perverted minds :biggrin:

What about greatly perverted minds? :tongue2:

Huckleberry
May3-05, 06:26 PM
After a while perversion becomes the controlling force. Greatly perverted minds can think alike, but they would rather choose to argue anyway, even when they agree. The people involved have no control over the matter and are observers of their own lives.

Evo
May3-05, 06:32 PM
Well, just don't tell her. Who's keeping lookout? As soon as she drives onto the street, get the crowd out the back door! :biggrin:BUSTED!!!!! So, this is what happens when I leave you kids alone for awhile huh?

Look at the mess!!!!

Where did all these beavers come from? ARTMAN!!!!!!

cronxeh
May3-05, 06:47 PM
son of a.. Doc took my beavers!!!#!#

Moonbear
May3-05, 07:18 PM
BUSTED!!!!! So, this is what happens when I leave you kids alone for awhile huh?

Look at the mess!!!!

Where did all these beavers come from? ARTMAN!!!!!!

:redface:

:grumpy: Who was supposed to be keeping lookout!?! :mad:

cronxeh
May3-05, 07:23 PM
http://carboninside.com/edyted.SWF


tell me if you likey

Moonbear
May3-05, 07:28 PM
You should have warned me it was music so I'd put in my earphones! I'm still at work and probably just scared the person in the neighboring office half to death with the sudden burst of music! :tongue2:

cronxeh
May3-05, 07:29 PM
aww darn tootin! shoulda thrown in some moaning vocals as well :biggrin:

Moonbear
May3-05, 07:32 PM
Yeah, she would have been impressed by that coming from my office! :uhh: :rolleyes: :rofl: Fortunately, everyone knows nothing of that sort goes on in any of the offices (too many windows!).

Huckleberry
May3-05, 07:49 PM
http://carboninside.com/edyted.SWF


tell me if you likey
The first time I listened to it for like 10 seconds and thought 'techno' blah. Then I listened to it again with more patience. After the first 30 seconds or so it starts getting pretty interesting. Then the vocals kick in and I was really enjoying it. (Who is that? Shakira?)

The beginning needs more. Accompanied by a visual performance that space could be filled up with other things. Listening to the music all by itself the beginning needs to be reduced in length or spiced up a little. I could see a techno club jumpin' to that song.

What did you do to it?

SOS2008
May3-05, 07:51 PM
Well, I don't have that "Scary sorta Steve McQueeny after a motorcycle accidenty" type thing going on, but I look okay. :biggrin:Artman, this pic you sent me of you with a merkin, well first of all we can't see you, and that looks like a cat--not a merkin!

http://img8.echo.cx/img8/5379/image0077yr.jpg

SOS2008
May3-05, 07:55 PM
http://deephousepage.com/smilies/djparty.gif

Now, im not an expert in DJs.. but is that guy getting his turtle waxed?cronxeh, those smilies are just dancing. Looks like it's time for the 12-step program to cure your trance music fantasies. :rolleyes:

cronxeh
May3-05, 07:59 PM
SOS: you are hilarious. come over today around 11, ill leave backdoor open. bring beer

HUCK: its a special cutoff filter from those people who dont appreciate great music :biggrin:

I dont know who the vocals belong to, or what the song's name is. I took it from a happy hardcore mix (DJ Myers - Contempo 7). I'm trying to find who the vocals belong to or what the song itself is, but not very successfully.

SOS2008
May3-05, 08:00 PM
Geez, I'm still trying to recover from all the partying -- And since Evo doesn't want to share Highlander, I'll have to think of something to request of DocTox.

In the meantime, it seems the business Danger and Artman have started is just a mobile cancer clinic. Perhaps the sisterhood should get a cut of the action? :rolleyes:

Danger
May3-05, 08:18 PM
Oh, you mean Beaver Express isn't for transporting turtles?
More like an indoor arena—a bit of excercise out of the weather. :approve:

:rofl: I had the identical progression of thoughts as I viewed that photo! :rofl:
Me too. I must admit that's a good bit of work. If I can get it into the computer, I'll post a picture of me before I started shaving and you'll see how close you really are. :biggrin:

it seems the business Danger and Artman have started is just a mobile cancer clinic. Perhaps the sisterhood should get a cut of the action? :rolleyes:
An adjunct to the clinic. It's like a bookmobile. (Port-a-Pus... naw.)

Huckleberry
May3-05, 08:20 PM
Artman, this pic you sent me of you with a merkin, well first of all we can't see you, and that looks like a cat--not a merkin!

http://img8.echo.cx/img8/5379/image0077yr.jpgHow do we know that these legs belong to Artman? These could be your legs, or mine for that matter. :biggrin:

DocToxyn
May3-05, 08:30 PM
:redface:

:grumpy: Who was supposed to be keeping lookout!?! :mad:

Sorry gang, it's my fault. I got distracted trying to keep impressionable little franzbear from seeing Cronxeh and his bawdy band of basketball-balancing beavers (very impressive BTW).

Evo, don't be too hard on us...except for those who like that kind of thing. :devil: :bugeye:

Danger
May3-05, 08:30 PM
How do we know that these legs belong to Artman? These could be your legs, or mine for that matter. :biggrin:
If they're SOS's, I'm going to seriously rethink my leching policy. :yuck:

DocToxyn
May3-05, 08:37 PM
Me too. I must admit that's a good bit of work. If I can get it into the computer, I'll post a picture of me before I started shaving and you'll see how close you really are. :biggrin:


Yeah, I was pretty happy with it. Though the beavers did stand out a bit too much. I should have washed them out a bit to work with the tonal quality of the background. It's like my grandfather used to say-

"Always remember to wash your beavers, or else you could end up with a nasty pelting" :wink:

Catch you guys in the AM.

Evo
May3-05, 08:38 PM
Evo, don't be too hard on us...except for those who like that kind of thing. :devil: :bugeye:Heheh http://carboninside.com/whip2.gif

Moonbear
May3-05, 08:39 PM
More like an indoor arena—a bit of excercise out of the weather. :approve:

Yeah, turtles really don't like being left out in the cold. They prefer warm, moist, dark locations.

Artman
May3-05, 08:51 PM
BUSTED!!!!! So, this is what happens when I leave you kids alone for awhile huh?

Look at the mess!!!!

Where did all these beavers come from? ARTMAN!!!!!! :eek: Oops :eek: ... :uhh: ...but I just wanted to have a little party in the thread. :shy: and the lookout slipped up and... I mean...your invitation must have gotten lost in the mail :!!) :!!) :!!) but now that you're here...

TOGA, TOGA, TOGA!

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Artman
May3-05, 08:55 PM
Artman, this pic you sent me of you with a merkin, well first of all we can't see you, and that looks like a cat--not a merkin!

http://img8.echo.cx/img8/5379/image0077yr.jpgHey where did you get that? :grumpy:


Gosh, they do look like my legs except I'm a lot thinner. And, oh no, I think I'm allergic to merkins. :surprised

Moonbear
May3-05, 09:18 PM
And, oh no, I think I'm allergic to merkins. :surprised

:surprised That's a horrible affliction! Definitely one worth enduring allergy shots to get over.

Huckleberry
May3-05, 09:25 PM
:surprised That's a horrible affliction! Definitely one worth enduring allergy shots to get over.
Or you could always convince your merkin to invest in a high quality electric razor.

Evo
May3-05, 09:27 PM
Or you could always convince your merkin to invest in a high quality electric razor.A bald merkin? :confused:

Moonbear
May3-05, 09:28 PM
Or you could always convince your merkin to invest in a high quality electric razor.

I guess you could just skip the merkin altogether.

Huckleberry
May3-05, 09:39 PM
A bald merkin? :confused:
I guess I didn't think that one all the way through.
What would that be called? Merkicide?

Danger
May3-05, 09:40 PM
A bald merkin? :confused:
I think there's a loop developing here... after all, a merkin is a wig for a bald beaver.

SOS2008
May3-05, 10:03 PM
SOS: you are hilarious. come over today around 11, ill leave backdoor open. bring beer.Oh I'll be there all right, but through the front door, and I'm gonna drink all your beer. Muahahaha :devil:
How do we know that these legs belong to Artman? These could be your legs, or mine for that matter. :biggrin:I made it very clear in the bathroom library thread that I do my reading online--Geez! :grumpy: If they're SOS's, I'm going to seriously rethink my leching policy. :yuck:Not to worry honey--my legs are, well, you can call 1-900-123-4567 and I'll tell you more. :tongue2:
I guess you could just skip the merkin altogether.Merkinless? Would that mean a lot of turtle buffing, or... :surprised

Danger
May3-05, 10:34 PM
Not to worry honey--my legs are, well, you can call 1-900-123-4567 and I'll tell you more. :tongue2:
It'll have to wait until tomorrow. I only make those kind of calls from work.

Huckleberry
May3-05, 10:37 PM
I made it very clear in the bathroom library thread that I do my reading online--Geez!
It can't be you then.
Oh Yeah, That picture is from the time Art and I were visiting your place. The right leg is mine and the left leg belongs to Art. Remarkable similarity, don't you think? :biggrin:

SOS2008
May3-05, 10:48 PM
It'll have to wait until tomorrow. I only make those kind of calls from work. :rofl: :rofl:
It can't be you then.
Oh Yeah, That picture is from the time Art and I were visiting your place. The right leg is mine and the left leg belongs to Art. Remarkable similarity, don't you think? :biggrin:I dare not say anything about this except it probably belongs in the thread about drinking. :bugeye:

Artman
May3-05, 11:11 PM
It can't be you then.
Oh Yeah, That picture is from the time Art and I were visiting your place. The right leg is mine and the left leg belongs to Art. Remarkable similarity, don't you think? :biggrin:I think I'm getting a really weird reputation around here. :uhh: :yuck:

Evo
May3-05, 11:13 PM
I think I'm getting a really weird reputation around here. :uhh: :yuck:Getting? :biggrin:

SOS2008
May3-05, 11:17 PM
I think I'm getting a really weird reputation around here. :uhh: :yuck:Ah...Okay, that's not the way I remembered it (in a plutonic way your wife wouldn't mind). :smile: I wasn't drinking green apple martinis right? This is what Huck and I really did to Artman:

http://img12.echo.cx/img12/3615/haircutformeetings1of.jpg

Integral
May3-05, 11:39 PM
GO Beavers! GO Beavers! Yeah Beavers!

Is it football season yet! All this talk of the Beavers is getting me in the mood.

Moonbear
May3-05, 11:44 PM
All this talk of the Beavers is getting me in the mood.

It seems to have that effect on a lot of people. :biggrin:

Danger
May3-05, 11:49 PM
This is what Huck and I really did to Artman:
That is bloody ingenious! :rofl: The only question is, was it done with this guy's knowledge, or did he pass out at a party and his 'friends' set him up? :biggrin:

Moonbear
May3-05, 11:55 PM
They had a guy on the Tonight Show a few nights ago who had a tattoo of a face on the back of his head. He had shaved his head except for a little tuft in the back that was the mustache on the tattoo face. Simultaneously funny and a big frightening at the same time. I think they said the guy owned a motorcycle repair shop (or maybe just worked in one) in KY.

Huckleberry
May3-05, 11:59 PM
That is bloody ingenious! :rofl: The only question is, was it done with this guy's knowledge, or did he pass out at a party and his 'friends' set him up? :biggrin:
First his wife slipped a mickey in his martini. Then we hit him with a stun gun a few times just for fun. Next time his wife says 'Take out the trash' he won't be so argumentative. The positive side is that now he gets much more rest at work.

Danger
May4-05, 12:15 AM
The positive side is that now he gets much more rest at work.
I can believe that. That face looks more realistic than some of the people I hang out with. I didn't even notice that there was no nose until I got to wondering what was holding the glasses up. :biggrin:

Moonbear
May4-05, 12:25 AM
I can believe that. That face looks more realistic than some of the people I hang out with. I didn't even notice that there was no nose until I got to wondering what was holding the glasses up. :biggrin:

I can see it now, the newest fashion trend to emerge among students wanting to catch some zzz's in class! :rofl:

Huckleberry
May4-05, 12:35 AM
I can believe that. That face looks more realistic than some of the people I hang out with. I didn't even notice that there was no nose until I got to wondering what was holding the glasses up. :biggrin:
I didn't even notice that the picture didn't have a nose until you pointed it out. People can miss the simplest things.

Earlier in the afternoon I was watching Ripley's and there was a man from the UK with 6 fingers on each hand. The extra finger was between his thumb and forefinger and it was fully functional. He says that nobody even notices it. He spent several years in the military and nobody even acknowledged his extra digit.

Marketing advertisers do something similar. For example there will be a picture of a horse in their add, but the horse will have 5 legs. They theory is that the subconscious picks up on the extra appendage and makes note of it. So later when you see the product you associate it with the 5-legged horse and it stands out more.

I think I'll keep my nose anyway. I'm kind of attached to it. :tongue:
Ever notice that smilies have no noses!

Moonbear
May4-05, 12:39 AM
Marketing advertisers do something similar. For example there will be a picture of a horse in their add, but the horse will have 5 legs. They theory is that the subconscious picks up on the extra appendage and makes note of it. So later when you see the product you associate it with the 5-legged horse and it stands out more.

Just goes to show the average intelligence of folks in marketing and advertising. Then again, they do make a lot of money while doing very little of anything that makes sense to anyone, so maybe they aren't as dumb as they act.

SOS2008
May4-05, 12:46 AM
Just goes to show the average intelligence of folks in marketing and advertising. Then again, they do make a lot of money while doing very little of anything that makes sense to anyone, so maybe they aren't as dumb as they act.I believe the brain will adjust for what it thinks it should see. Just the same, I thought my ideas for marketing hand-held MRI products were pretty good, and Artman's and Danger's slogans and jingles for their beaver buinsess are quite ingenious.

Huckleberry
May4-05, 12:50 AM
I once considered trying to market breast milk products like ice cream, yogurt and cheese, but I was informed that the FDA health regulations would not permit it. Too bad, I think it would be a profitable business.

Moonbear
May4-05, 12:57 AM
I believe the brain will adjust for what it thinks it should see. Just the same, I thought my ideas for marketing hand-held MRI products were pretty good, and Artman's and Danger's slogans and jingles for their beaver buinsess are quite ingenious.

Yep, but that's because none of you is really in marketing (hope not anyway now that I insulted the field of marketing :bugeye: ...if you are, then you're the exception to the rule :biggrin:), so you all have good ideas. :biggrin:

SOS2008
May4-05, 01:03 AM
I once considered trying to market breast milk products like ice cream, yogurt and cheese, but I was informed that the FDA health regulations would not permit it. Too bad, I think it would be a profitable business.That's just not right. I heard it tastes like melon juice. Melons...seems everything demented points back toward tribdog. :uhh:

Moonbear
May4-05, 01:17 AM
Melon juice...LOL! :rofl:

Artman
May4-05, 07:55 AM
Ah...Okay, that's not the way I remembered it (in a plutonic way your wife wouldn't mind). :smile: I wasn't drinking green apple martinis right? This is what Huck and I really did to Artman:

http://img12.echo.cx/img12/3615/haircutformeetings1of.jpgI wondered what in the heck my glasses were doing on top of my head when I woke up. :grumpy:

Advertiser's can find 5 legged cows and you guys can't even stick a decent nose on my head. :grumpy:

Whew, what kind of martinis was I drinking? :yuck: And why do I have this urge to take out the trash?

DocToxyn
May4-05, 10:10 AM
Advertiser's can find 5 legged cows and you guys can't even stick a decent nose on my head. :grumpy:


There, happy now.....

Artman
May4-05, 10:14 AM
There, happy now.....Oh God, what have I done?
:cry:

cronxeh
May4-05, 10:16 AM
We have to hang a sign on the entrance..

Welcome to Turtleneck Creek. Population: 25

http://carboninside.com/trailerprk.JPG

Danger
May4-05, 10:24 AM
I once considered trying to market breast milk products like ice cream
If you have a job available in the dairy barn, I can arrange my regular work schedule to fit. :biggrin: (Surely you're not going to waste an opportunity like this on milking machines...)

Artman
May4-05, 10:36 AM
If you have a job available in the dairy barn, I can arrange my regular work schedule to fit. :biggrin: (Surely you're not going to waste an opportunity like this on milking machines...)This is a natural subsidiary of the Beaver Transport business. I will gladly do some juggling myself. :wink:

:uhh: (In a completely plutonic way that...who am I kidding? My wife would kill me if I worked a shift in that dairy barn!) :yuck: :cry:

Evo
May4-05, 10:50 AM
I guess plutonic is the plutonium based version of platonic? :biggrin: It's all through the thread and I finally snapped. :bugeye:

I'm ok now. Carry on. :redface:

DocToxyn
May4-05, 11:03 AM
If you have a job available in the dairy barn, I can arrange my regular work schedule to fit. :biggrin: (Surely you're not going to waste an opportunity like this on milking machines...)

I agree, you definitely have to go with the organic, all natural, hand-expressed-milk-product angle, it will gain a lot more acceptance with the crunchy granola crowd.

Artman
May4-05, 11:07 AM
I guess plutonic is the plutonium based version of platonic? :biggrin: It's all through the thread and I finally snapped. :bugeye:

I'm ok now. Carry on. :redface:Oops. Spelling and usage are two of my weakest points. I've improved (believe it or not), but I'm still really bad at both. :redface:

Plutonic is the way I become when I am displayed with a beaver snout for a nose! :grumpy:



Actually, it's pretty cute. :rofl:

Evo
May4-05, 11:10 AM
Oops. Spelling and usage are two of my weakest points. I've improved (believe it or not), but I'm still really bad at both. :redface: You weren't the first, you were infected. :tongue:

You *do* look cute with a beaver snout. :approve:

Moonbear
May4-05, 01:28 PM
I agree, you definitely have to go with the organic, all natural, hand-expressed-milk-product angle, it will gain a lot more acceptance with the crunchy granola crowd.

It sure would go a long way toward shutting up the anti-dairy crowd! Afterall, it would address most of their concerns about using animals (we only use willing volunteers in our production), and arguments like cow's milk isn't meant for humans. And once we go co-op, asking all drinkers to take a turn working in the dairy barn, they'll never want crunchy granola again. :biggrin:

SOS2008
May4-05, 04:45 PM
Evo, is this a relative of yours?

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7734025/

British boy finds snake in cereal box
How non-poisonous serpent got there being probed
Updated: 11:04 a.m. ET May 4, 2005LONDON - A British boy tucking into his breakfast had a nasty surprise when he discovered a two-foot long snake inside his box of cereal.

Jordan Willett, 5, thought he had found a toy when the serpent -- a harmless corn snake -- slithered out of the packet of "Golden Puffs" his parents had bought from discount store Netto in Telford, central England.I am one of the "plutonic" PF members too. Sometimes when I spell check I click on change instead of ignore, and then end up with really weird things if I don't do a second proof reading. I don't remember the term for the kind of humor that it is, but a friend of mine and I use to write notes back and forth in class in which we would substitute words (for example intercourse for intersection) to get a laugh from the other. Maybe it caused me to develop a bad habit subconsciously? No doubt it would have been helpful if I had been paying attention in class. :uhh:

Moonbear
May4-05, 05:28 PM
DocToxyn, I like the new avatar! Not as dark and forboding as the previous one; actually, it's really cute.

Evo
May4-05, 07:16 PM
Evo, is this a relative of yours?A two foot snake in the corn flakes!!! :surprised I'd have heart failure.

I am one of the "plutonic" PF members too. It's funny because everyone except me has been spelling it plutonic. I was beginning to wonder if it was an inside joke and I'd been left out. :cry: In my old age I've noticed that I've started misspelling common, everyday words that I know how to spell. :frown:

Huckleberry
May4-05, 07:33 PM
You weren't the first, you were infected. :tongue:

You *do* look cute with a beaver snout. :approve:
I wonder where this malicious meme virus began. I think it was George W. Bush when he said "nucular" weapons. Now that I think about it. He has a sort of snouty appearnace also.

BicycleTree
May4-05, 08:06 PM
Many things happened today, believe it or not.

SOS2008
May4-05, 08:24 PM
I wonder where this malicious meme virus began. I think it was George W. Bush when he said "nucular" weapons. Now that I think about it. He has a sort of snouty appearnace also. :rofl: That's right--it's a disease. :bugeye: I should have started my confession like Alcoholics Anonymous "Hi, my name is SOS, and I am a plutonic member." So if you see it in a post that you reply to, you type it the same way, and of course spell check will not alert you because it is not misspelled--for plutonic. But the more I think about Evo's definition of a plutonic member, the funnier it becomes. :rofl:

BicycleTree
May4-05, 08:31 PM
This morning I woke up with 50 minutes to the bus and still managed to do my laundry in addition to everything else and did not miss the bus.

BicycleTree
May4-05, 08:33 PM
Well, actually, it was probably more like an hour to the bus. But the laundromat is a few blocks away and it takes a few minutes just to walk there. It was a great feat.

SOS2008
May4-05, 08:50 PM
This morning I woke up with 50 minutes to the bus and still managed to do my laundry in addition to everything else and did not miss the bus.Well, actually, it was probably more like an hour to the bus. But the laundromat is a few blocks away and it takes a few minutes just to walk there. It was a great feat.That is impressive! Were you on your bike? If so, I assume you had your laundry in a back pack or something? Ah, to be so young with so much stamina--it is good that you recognize what a wonderful thing this is. :smile:

BicycleTree
May4-05, 08:54 PM
No, I had way too much laundry for a bike. I filled a barrel... wait a minute... about 2 feet wide and 3 feet tall (canvas barrel). Probably like 30-50 pounds of laundry.

BicycleTree
May4-05, 08:59 PM
Basically I leaped out of bed, gathered the laundry, brought it to the laundromat, came back for the detergent, started the load, went back (apt. on 3rd floor), took a shower &c, retrieved the laundry, put the laundry to dry, leaped on my bike and just made the bus (actually I had 2 or 3 minutes leeway).

BicycleTree
May4-05, 09:10 PM
Every stage was an applied test of razor's-edge time management. For example I used the bike to bring the detergent down, and then left it on the ground floor for when I would need it in 45 minutes. When I took my shoes off (they slip on and off, they have elastic on them) after starting the load I made sure they were right in front of the door so I would waste no time. I had socks but did not use them until the very end, to save time. I have a water filter that is very slow, and I started that before the shower, so that I could fill a water bottle half an hour later without having to wait. In the final sprint by bike to the bus I was momentarily thwarted by a stoplight... so I spontaneously took a right turn onto the sidewalk for a different route.

cronxeh
May4-05, 10:12 PM
wellp.. im in the school library right now.. yea its open 24hrs during exams..

*looks to the left, looks to the right*


emptiness.. ahh the sweet serenity

SOS2008
May4-05, 10:51 PM
wellp.. im in the school library right now.. yea its open 24hrs during exams..

*looks to the left, looks to the right*


emptiness.. ahh the sweet serenity*SOS walks into library* Well I was at you place right at 11:00, but you weren't there. Hope you don't mind that I drank all your beer, ate your food, took a shower, watched some TV, oh and borrowed a few things. :rofl:

Evo
May4-05, 10:52 PM
This fall we will be voting for a new "funniest member award". This is going to be really tough. Artman, Danger, Zoobyshoe, Huckleberry, SOS, DocToxyn, Moonbear, MIH, BicycleTree, Cronxeh, BobG, etc... I have to nominate members that I think deserve the award. How will I choose? How will I ever decide?

Chocolates for Evo
c/o PF Forums
1-2 Winna Award St
Choosemenow, WI 65039

cronxeh
May4-05, 10:53 PM
DOH :(

just.. 20 more hours left till i go home or some other place.. or maybe shower? we'll see we'll see.... ohh what a long night


Oh, and EVO.. you not getting anything from me :eek:

why? donno why.. i just dont have the chocolate.. or whats that other thing.. oh yeah.. money.. yes.. that thing.. that thing that i could use to buy some coffee right now..

wait what coffee.. its midnight.. damnit :frown:

Evo
May4-05, 11:00 PM
DOH :(

just.. 20 more hours left till i go home or some other place.. or maybe shower? we'll see we'll see.... ohh what a long night


Oh, and EVO.. you not getting anything from me :eek:

why? donno why.. i just dont have the chocolate.. or whats that other thing.. oh yeah.. money.. yes.. that thing.. that thing that i could use to buy some coffee right now..

wait what coffee.. its midnight.. damnit :frown:You post great smileys. :tongue2: That will work.

Huckleberry
May4-05, 11:34 PM
This fall we will be voting for a new "funniest member award". This is going to be really tough. Artman, Danger, Zoobyshoe, Huckleberry, SOS, DocToxyn, Moonbear, MIH, BicycleTree, Cronxeh, BobG, etc... I have to nominate members that I think deserve the award. How will I choose? How will I ever decide?

Chocolates for Evo
c/o PF Forums
1-2 Winna Award St
Choosemenow, WI 65039

I think I've been there before! Isn't that the house on the hill between Joe's feed barn and the sideways flying cat sanctuary? I passed by there on my way to see the world's largest cheesewheel. When I worked for Guinness World records I was assigned to measure the cheese wheel in Neillsville, WI and Berlin, Ohio to see which one would get the record for largest. Although the talking cow claimed otherwise, neither of the two cheesewheels is largest.

The largest cheese wheel is in fact in my basement. If you would like to see it send me a letter to let me know you're coming.

Write to...
Mr. Huckle Berry
Regarding cheese wheel
1-2 Buckle my shoe st.
Keroactown, MA 01850

Danger
May4-05, 11:36 PM
This fall we will be voting for a new "funniest member award". This is going to be really tough.
Purely on the basis of the following, I have to nominate arildno.
NORWEEDS????
:grumpy:

We pillaged, burned and raped as much of the globe we were able to,
And what did we get out of it in the end?
We are called norweeds by a bunch of kids..
I can't help it; I just laugh my guts out every time I read that. :rofl:

cronxeh
May4-05, 11:47 PM
eehhehe

ohh.. wow

if you see a histerically cracking up guy sitting on a 2nd floor of the library building, holding Differential Equations in one hand and trying to type this letter in the other, with random psychotic outbursts of laughter with a halftone of panic and despair..

that could be me

but im not saying it is

Huckleberry
May5-05, 12:22 AM
eehhehe

ohh.. wow

if you see a histerically cracking up guy sitting on a 2nd floor of the library building, holding Differential Equations in one hand and trying to type this letter in the other, with random psychotic outbursts of laughter with a halftone of panic and despair..

that could be me

but im not saying it isI have the same reaction any time I even get near differential equations.

SOS2008
May5-05, 12:27 AM
This fall we will be voting for a new "funniest member award". This is going to be really tough. Artman, Danger, Zoobyshoe, Huckleberry, SOS, DocToxyn, Moonbear, MIH, BicycleTree, Cronxeh, BobG, etc... I have to nominate members that I think deserve the award. How will I choose? How will I ever decide?

Chocolates for Evo
c/o PF Forums
1-2 Winna Award St
Choosemenow, WI 65039I can't divulge too much in such a highly competitive scenario, but I think I better make preparations to send chocolates and more. Between now and fall, the temperatures will rise, I may become more grouchy (I hate heat rash under my melons), and bribery will be all that is left. :cry: :devil:

cronxeh
May5-05, 12:34 AM
lets see..

undetermined coeff with
f(t) = e^r^tP(t)cos(\omega t) + e^r^tQ(t)sin(\omega t)

its not really hard.. but writing out the equation to find particular solution.. i think ive stopped recognizing what letters and numbers mean after not sleeping for a day now :zzz:


oh i should write something philosophical down.. i think few more days and ill start tripping :tongue2:

Danger
May5-05, 12:36 AM
(I hate heat rash under my melons)
If you require an ointment-applier, I can see a mutually beneficial arrangement on the horizon. :biggrin:

cronxeh
May5-05, 12:37 AM
HEY DANGER!#

this is not a turtle breeding season, young man

if you two need a thread.. ah what the heck you already doing it.. oh.. oh thats just gross..

oh no you didnt

Moonbear
May5-05, 12:45 AM
*ring ring ring*
...
Bon jour. Fauchon Chocolate see voo play (I'm not even going to attempt the correct spelling :biggrin:)
...
Yes, um, I mean oui.
...
Wait! Slow down! That's all the French I know! Parlez vous Anglais?
...
Yes, I wanted to inquire about that standing order I have.
...
Under the name Moonbear, for delivery to Evo.
...
Can I confirm the address? It should be
Chocolates for Evo
c/o PF Forums
1-2 Winna Award St
Choosemenow, WI 65039 USA
...
No, no, that's Choosemenow, not Cheesemenow.
...
Yes, I understand, easy mistake. It is WI afterall.
...
Okay, good. And that will be a weekly delivery until the end of the year?
...

Um, better make that daily. And, if she's in need of more chocolate, she can just call and have it added to the order, right?
...
Very good!
...
Thanks, bye.

cronxeh
May5-05, 12:47 AM
what a shameless, shameless plug, Moonbeer

Huckleberry
May5-05, 12:48 AM
I can't divulge too much in such a highly competitive scenario, but I think I better make preparations to send chocolates and more. Between now and fall, the temperatures will rise, I may become more grouchy (I hate heat rash under my melons), and bribery will be all that is left. :cry: :devil:
Can you turn the melons around so they don't get so much sun on one side?

Didn't someone say that breast milk tastes like melon juice? What kind of melons are we talking about here?

Moonbear
May5-05, 12:49 AM
what a shameless, shameless plug, Moonbeer

Moonbeer, huh? Are you trying to get me drunk?

Danger
May5-05, 12:52 AM
Moonbeer, huh? Are you trying to get me drunk?
Yeah, he wants to watch the melons dance as your temperature fluctuates. :biggrin:

cronxeh
May5-05, 12:53 AM
if i was 21.. id be having one


now that Danger has totally distracted my attention and collapsed my attention span's wavefunction.. im thinking id even have 2 beers.. with some Moonmelons and SOSnacks

Moonbear
May5-05, 01:01 AM
if i was 21.. id be having one


now that Danger has totally distracted my attention and collapsed my attention span's wavefunction.. im thinking id even have 2 beers.. with some Moonmelons and SOSnacks

Wait, SOS is the one with the melons! :rofl:

Danger
May5-05, 01:03 AM
Wait, SOS is the one with the melons! :rofl:
So... what, then... you're just smuggling squirrels under your sweater? :confused:

cronxeh
May5-05, 01:06 AM
the question is..

does she package the beavers in sterile containers, or just leave them out in the factory-made packaging

Danger
May5-05, 01:11 AM
does she package the beavers in sterile containers
Plural? Is she going into competition with us, or is this an anatomical anomaly that I would be fascinated by?

cronxeh
May5-05, 01:12 AM
now when you say fascinated...

Huckleberry
May5-05, 01:13 AM
the question is..

does she package the beavers in sterile containers, or just leave them out in the factory-made packaging
They wouldn't last very long if you left them out in the factory packaging. The sterile containers preserve freshness and protect the melons from the elements and unwanted melon squeezers.

edit Oh, you weren't talking about melons at all. You should talk to Danger and art if you are looking for beavers. It's their business.

Danger
May5-05, 01:16 AM
now when you say fascinated...
I mean horny.

cronxeh
May5-05, 01:17 AM
now now.. this IS America after all.. or at least American beavers we talking about

the Canadian exporters might as well just .. whats the word im looking for.. share yea.. share the market, folks

there is room for new entrepreneurs :cool:

cronxeh
May5-05, 01:18 AM
I mean horny.


the man is quite blunt. you know your beavers from melons, Mr. Danger

Danger
May5-05, 01:20 AM
the man is quite blunt. you know your beavers from melons, Mr. Danger
I've always tried to maintain a sense of direction.

SOS2008
May5-05, 01:21 AM
...No, no, that's Choosemenow, not Cheesemenow. :rofl: Those French and their attempts at cheesemenow.
what a shameless, shameless plug, MoonbeerAh-hah, my subliminal beer suggestions have become subconscious.
if i was 21.. id be having one ...now that Danger has totally distracted my attention and collapsed my attention span's wavefunction.. im thinking id even have 2 beers.. with some Moonmelons and SOSnacksDelirious now. He'll never miss the things I took when going through his drawers. :devil:
They wouldn't last very long if you left them out in the factory packaging. The sterile containers preserve freshness and protect the melons from the elements and unwanted melon squeezers.I know. Some people want to put their hands all over everything without buying it first.
I mean horny. :rofl:

cronxeh
May5-05, 01:31 AM
I know. Some people want to put their hands all over everything without buying it first.
:rofl:


You promised you wont mention it :cry:

Moonbear
May5-05, 01:43 AM
So... what, then... you're just smuggling squirrels under your sweater? :confused:

I think mine are more like tomatoes. :rolleyes:

Danger
May5-05, 01:44 AM
You promised you wont mention it :cry:
SOS will always mention (repeatedly) the incident. She's pretty good about keeping the participants anonymous, though. :wink:

Moonbear
May5-05, 01:46 AM
SOS will always mention (repeatedly) the incident. She's pretty good about keeping the participants anonymous, though. :wink:

The challenge is keeping track of which incident! :bugeye:

Danger
May5-05, 01:48 AM
The challenge is keeping track of which incident! :bugeye:
Aren't the tapes labelled and time-stamped? :confused:

Danger
May5-05, 01:49 AM
I think mine are more like tomatoes. :rolleyes:
Gladiators, or those funny-shaped little Roma ones? :tongue:

Huckleberry
May5-05, 01:50 AM
They wouldn't last very long if you left them out in the factory packaging. The sterile containers preserve freshness and protect the melons from the elements and unwanted melon squeezers.
I know. Some people want to put their hands all over everything without buying it first.
That is just cautious shopping. It's not wise to purchase melons (or tomatoes) without squeezing them first. The problem is with shoppers who like to squeeze the melons with no intention of ever buying them. I hate those people when they get their grubby hands all over the melons that I wanted to buy.

cronxeh
May5-05, 01:51 AM
so is it true that mushroom cap hair are same color as beaver hair.. i wonder if its like tomatoes if the melons are of the same color..

Danger
May5-05, 01:54 AM
so is it true that mushroom cap hair are same color as beaver hair.. i wonder if its like tomatoes if the melons are of the same color..
I believe that this question demands a research programme. An extensive research programme. :biggrin:

Moonbear
May5-05, 01:55 AM
Gladiators, or those funny-shaped little Roma ones? :tongue:

Big Girl ones!

Last year when I was out getting tomato plants for my garden, they had a variety called Big Girl. I've heard of Big Boy tomatoes for ages, but that was the first time I saw they had a Big Girl variety. :biggrin:

cronxeh
May5-05, 01:57 AM
we need volonteers. 18-20 y.o college females, 90-60-90 or less (cgs specifications). tolerances in beaver-merkin joints are not to exceed 0.1 from std dev

Danger
May5-05, 01:58 AM
I've heard of Big Boy tomatoes for ages, but that was the first time I saw they had a Big Girl variety. :biggrin:
I imagine that a lot of cross-pollination goes on in your garden.

cronxeh
May5-05, 01:59 AM
is it same thing as cross-overs. ive watched this extremely explicit video of one chromosome doing it with another.. man it was raw and uncut

Danger
May5-05, 02:03 AM
is it same thing as cross-overs. ive watched this extremely explicit video of one chromosome doing it with another.. man it was raw and uncut
All I know about biology is that the only way to tell the sex of a chromosome is to pull down its genes.

cronxeh
May5-05, 02:08 AM
yes there've been a lot of talk about splicing up under aged genes lately.. but you might be surprised its not illegal here in the US

well you cant get funded for it.. but you are free to do it..

and i know people do it.. and they do it in fluidized beds.. in packed beds.. in all kinds of beds.. some even strap electrodes to one end and electrocute those underage chromosomes.. its really some x-rated stuff

Danger
May5-05, 02:26 AM
some even strap electrodes to one end and electrocute those underage chromosomes..
Good grief! It's hard enough finding straps to fit an adult chromosome, never mind a minor. :eek:

Moonbear
May5-05, 02:29 AM
is it same thing as cross-overs. ive watched this extremely explicit video of one chromosome doing it with another.. man it was raw and uncut

All I know about biology is that the only way to tell the sex of a chromosome is to pull down its genes.

yes there've been a lot of talk about splicing up under aged genes lately.. but you might be surprised its not illegal here in the US

well you cant get funded for it.. but you are free to do it..

and i know people do it.. and they do it in fluidized beds.. in packed beds.. in all kinds of beds.. some even strap electrodes to one end and electrocute those underage chromosomes.. its really some x-rated stuff

:rofl: If I didn't just get home from the lab, I'd probably give it a few more laughing smilies.

DocToxyn
May5-05, 07:15 AM
DocToxyn, I like the new avatar! Not as dark and forboding as the previous one; actually, it's really cute.

You had to say cute didn't you...now I have to go find something dark and forboding again :grumpy: .

I still like the wasp, it was a personnal creation. I collected a dead specimen, brought it to the lab, mounted the head, took shots with the image capture system we use for dissections, dumped it into Photoshop and hit it with a block print filter. :approve:

The frog is just borrowed off of the web, :blushing: , but I figured it was time for a change.

Evo
May5-05, 08:12 AM
You had to say cute didn't you...now I have to go find something dark and forboding again :grumpy: .

I still like the wasp, it was a personnal creation. I collected a dead specimen, brought it to the lab, mounted the head, took shots with the image capture system we use for dissections, dumped it into Photoshop and hit it with a block print filter. :approve:

The frog is just borrowed off of the web, :blushing: , but I figured it was time for a change.The wasp was my favorite!!

DocToxyn
May5-05, 09:37 AM
The wasp was my favorite!!

Really, I'll keep that in mind for my next tattoo. :tongue2:

DocToxyn
May5-05, 11:27 AM
Somebody hit me for not thinking of this one earlier.

Primus has a song called "Wynona's Big Brown Beaver" (http://display.lyrics.astraweb.com:2000/display.cgi?primus..tales_from_the_punchbowl..wyno nas_big_brown_beaver). The lyrics are great and in typical Primus style it has a driving bass line and Les Claypool's unique voice talent. Definitely find a copy of it and give it a listen.

Best Phrase:

Now rex he was a texan out of new orleans
And he travelled with the carnival shows.
He ran bumper cars, sucked cheap cigars
And he candied up his nose.
He got wind of the big brown beaver
So he though he'd take himself a peek,
But the beaver was quick
And grabbed him by the kiwis.
Now he ain't pi**ed for a week.

Danger
May5-05, 01:01 PM
I still like the wasp, it was a personnal creation.The frog is just borrowed off of the web, :blushing:
Maybe you should morph them and have a flying, stinging frog. Just make sure it isn't an exploding frog. A stinger getting hurled out at Mach 2 wouldn't be much fun for the recipient.

Definitely find a copy of it and give it a listen.
That's bloody hilarious! Thanks for posting the link. Reading it is better than hearing it for me, because I have trouble making out the words in songs.

Evo
May5-05, 01:21 PM
Really, I'll keep that in mind for my next tattoo. :tongue2:I was going to get a copy of your wasp avatar for my picture collection, but hadn't done it yet. Can you post it so I can copy it? Please?

Moonbear
May5-05, 02:16 PM
You had to say cute didn't you...now I have to go find something dark and forboding again :grumpy:

Now, remember, I have a skewed sense of cute. At least I'm sure of what this avatar is. The wasp one took me a while to realize it wasn't an evil rabbit. :tongue2:

DocToxyn
May5-05, 03:01 PM
I was going to get a copy of your wasp avatar for my picture collection, but hadn't done it yet. Can you post it so I can copy it? Please?

Soooooooooo, you want the picture do you? *rubs hands together, grins evily and thinks*
I can feel myself pulling into the lead in the funniest member competition... :devil:

Seriously, its an honor to be grouped with the likes of Danger et al., but I can't compare to those yucksters. So here it is.

Evo
May5-05, 03:17 PM
Soooooooooo, you want the picture do you? *rubs hands together, grins evily and thinks*
I can feel myself pulling into the lead in the funniest member competition... :devil:

Seriously, its an honor to be grouped with the likes of Danger et al., but I can't compare to those yucksters. So here it is.Oooh, thank you!!! :approve:

BicycleTree
May5-05, 03:17 PM
Huh, I always thought that was a skull. Didn't look too closely.

BicycleTree
May5-05, 03:19 PM
Specifically I thought it was a buffalo skull.

Moonbear
May5-05, 05:24 PM
Huh, I always thought that was a skull. Didn't look too closely.

LOL! It seems it has been open to some interpretation. :biggrin: It took me a while to realize it was even an insect of some sort...just one day I noticed it had mandibles and it all clicked. I guess that's the problem with having to shrink pictures down to avatar size. Even knowing what it is, I still more often see it as an evil rabbit.

Somehow, I think a really suitable avatar for DocToxyn would be a rattlesnake poised to strike.

cronxeh
May5-05, 06:05 PM
i knew what it was and i dont even know what a mandibleh is

what is a mandible anyway

mattmns
May5-05, 06:20 PM
HEY GUESS WHAT EVERYONE!

I have successfully snapped my fingers quite a few times!!! I was watching the simpsons, relaxing, and apu was singing about not needing the kwik-e-mart, and I just did it, out of nowhere. Awesome :cool:

BicycleTree
May5-05, 06:21 PM
A mandible is... uh... a buffalo jawbone. Yes.

BicycleTree
May5-05, 06:22 PM
Congratulations, matt!

BicycleTree
May5-05, 06:27 PM
Wow, you know, after posting that I was looking up "mandible" on dictionary.com and it turns out it actually can be a vertebrate jaw as well as an insect jaw part. So it could be a buffalo jaw. But that wasn't the only thing I found: I found this popup: http://adopt.specificclick.net/contents/1837/mummy_40.jpg
It looked normal to me until I noticed that the skull has a tongue.

Moonbear
May5-05, 07:12 PM
Yeah, the mandible is the mouth parts of an insect or the jaw of a vertebrate. But my first impression was that it was a nose. :rolleyes:

BicycleTree
May5-05, 07:23 PM
http://www.physicsforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3426&stc=1&thumb=1
vs
http://images.google.com/images?q=tbn:uQ3CIceTzFkJ:sakakawea.rmef.org/2004banquet-Images/2.jpg
There is a resemblance.

BicycleTree
May5-05, 07:28 PM
The key in the bee image is not to look at the large eyes as the eyes, but look at the little shadows above the eyes (at the "eyebrows") as the eyes--dim, lidded, and small.

Evo
May5-05, 07:41 PM
LOL! It seems it has been open to some interpretation. :biggrin: It took me a while to realize it was even an insect of some sort...I thought it was a moth, but it looked very cool. I would have never guessed a wasp.

Somehow, I think a really suitable avatar for DocToxyn would be a rattlesnake poised to strike.No snakes. :surprised

Moonbear
May5-05, 07:47 PM
No snakes. :surprised

Oops, sorry, forgot about your feelings regarding snakes. :tongue2: How about if he just uses a turtle as his avatar? :biggrin:

Evo
May5-05, 08:03 PM
How about if he just uses a turtle as his avatar? :biggrin: :!!) :!!) :!!)

cronxeh
May5-05, 08:04 PM
why do ppl kill their lungs smokings.. seriously dont understand them

http://carboninside.com/thc.jpg

Huckleberry
May5-05, 08:05 PM
Yes, but there aren't any poisonous turtles.
Although I did find this, which is pretty funny.
Q. Are there any poisonous turtles? A. Not really, but...

Turtles don't have teeth or fangs the way snakes do, so they have no way to deliver poison into a victim. They don't use venom for protection or predation. But there have been many reports of people becoming ill after eating American box turtles. The poison at work is apparently from mushrooms which are harmful to humans but have no effect on the turtles that eat them.Those pesky, mushroom eating box turtles. :grumpy:

Evo
May5-05, 08:13 PM
there have been many reports of people becoming ill after eating American box turtles. The poison at work is apparently from mushrooms which are harmful to humans but have no effect on the turtles that eat them.Serves them right for eating turtles. :devil:

Moonbear
May5-05, 08:41 PM
Those pesky, mushroom eating box turtles. :grumpy:

Those turtles are pretty slick! :biggrin:

DocToxyn
May5-05, 08:50 PM
I thought it was a moth, but it looked very cool. I would have never guessed a wasp.

No snakes. :surprised

C'mon Evo, the Northern Pine snake, Pituophis melanoleucas melanoleucas, I once owned was a very entertaining reptile, especially at mealtime. :bugeye: He was also the best pet to keep in the bedroom, much quieter than any of the mammals I ever owned. If you had met him, I think you would have agreed. I'll have to dig around and see if I can scan in a picture of him. :biggrin:

Moonbear
May5-05, 08:56 PM
C'mon Evo, the Northern Pine snake, Pituophis melanoleucas melanoleucas, I once owned was a very entertaining reptile, especially at mealtime. :bugeye: He was also the best pet to keep in the bedroom, much quieter than any of the mammals I ever owned. If you had met him, I think you would have agreed. I'll have to dig around and see if I can scan in a picture of him. :biggrin:

I don't know if that's the kind of snake Evo wants in the bedroom. :rofl: And Artman's going to be mad if the snake eats the beavers he's been collecting. :tongue2:

Evo
May5-05, 09:04 PM
C'mon Evo, the Northern Pine snake, Pituophis melanoleucas melanoleucas, I once owned was a very entertaining reptile, especially at mealtime. :bugeye: He was also the best pet to keep in the bedroom, much quieter than any of the mammals I ever owned. If you had met him, I think you would have agreed. I'll have to dig around and see if I can scan in a picture of him. :biggrin:Lizards - ok. Snakes - not ok. :bugeye:

Evo
May5-05, 09:08 PM
I don't know if that's the kind of snake Evo wants in the bedroom. :rofl:Oh dear, no. :eek:

And Artman's going to be mad if the snake eats the beavers he's been collecting. :tongue2:The dreaded one eyed beaver snake?

Huckleberry
May5-05, 09:24 PM
Oh dear, no. :eek:

The dreaded one eyed beaver snake?
Snakes and beavers do not mix well.
When beaver (Castor canadensis and Castor fiber) thin forests by cutting down trees, and when they build dams that create impoundments (ponds), certain groups of reptiles are benefited. For example, in the Piedmont of South Carolina, lizards were twice as abundant along streams with beaver impoundments than along streams without beaver impoundments (Metts et al. 2001). Turtles were six times more abundant along streams with beaver impoundments than along streams without beaver impoundments (Metts et al. 2001). However, if one excluded terrestrial turtles (i.e. Eastern Box Turtle Terrapene carolina) from the analysis, the data would show that aquatic turtles were 84 times more abundant along streams with beaver impoundments than along streams without beaver impoundments (the terrestrial Box Turtle, which enters water only occasionally, was captured with equal frequency along both impounded and unimpounded streams.

Although, generally speaking, lizards and turtles are benefited by beaver, some species of snakes are harmed by beaver. Let us look now at which specific lizards, turtles and snakes are benefited and harmed by beaver engineering.
http://www.ecology.info/beaver-reptiles.htm

And I found this funny childrens fable.
http://rocketcar.nerdygirl.com/03_dodge.html

And these beaver and snake games.
Super Beaver
You need lots of inflated balloons plus several sets of men's long underwear (one per lodge). Have one Beaver put on the long underwear. The other Beavers stuff balloons into the long underwear, trying to see how big they can make their beaver. They can change "wearers" and see if they can beat their own record. Why not add a tail, also ? (The Leader, May 1986)


Beaver, Beaver, Come Out and Be Fed

Beavers form a dam and face inwards. The leader breaks the circle and starts walking inside the circle, slowly while chanting the verse below. The leader, with the Beavers following keeps walking in circles towards the center. Once they reach the middle, they change direction and begin to weave back out. When finished, everyone is in a large circle facing outwards. How did that happen ?

Chant:


Beaver, Beaver, come out and be fed,
First your tail and then your head.
Bring your Mama and your Papa,
We'll feed you fried bacon.

Snake tag

The Beavers form two teams in two lines, with the Beavers holding onto the waist of the Beaver in front. The Beaver at the front of each team tries to tag the last Beaver on the other team. When caught, the Beaver joins the other 'snake'. The game ends when there is only one snake

Evo
May5-05, 09:29 PM
:rofl: OMG!!!! Huckleberry, I think this post deserves to go into the "classics" thread. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Huckleberry
May5-05, 09:46 PM
I just thought how strange it was that everything that we've been talking about was on the first few hits that I saw when I googled. I wish I could claim to have made that stuff up. The best part is that its real, except for the fable. It's only funny in context with everything else on the last few pages of this thread.

Evo
May5-05, 09:49 PM
Here are some of my frog and turtle pictures. Yes, the middle picture is three frogs in one, they (it) were born that way.

Evo
May5-05, 09:58 PM
I just thought how strange it was that everything that we've been talking about was on the first few hits that I saw when I googled. I wish I could claim to have made that stuff up. The best part is that its real, except for the fable. It's only funny in context with everything else on the last few pages of this thread.It's hysterical in context with what we've been discussing. I think we should all gather at my house for a few beaver games. :biggrin:

cronxeh
May5-05, 10:04 PM
aaah!!!

THE PRESSUREEE!!! II CANT TAKE IT ANYMORE!@#$@#!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!


THE DAMN FINALS!#@$!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


AARGHHhh! i gott wakeup at 5 and then study more and then submit fingerprints to one place and then go take one final exam just to have a second final exam followed in 30 minutes afterwards
my head is gonna explode

its like having 2 MIPS of thoughts per second every second for hours and it doesnt ever stop its drilling through my cranium..

its like trying to get out, to break out from your head and its eating all the equations and all the problems ive ever solved and i feel like im losing my memory

damnit! ive never taken any drugs and not taking anything at the moment but i think i have a freaking early onset of dimensia or something thats not even in the books yet

Evo
May5-05, 10:06 PM
look franzbear, more of aunt Evo's frog pictures. (I almost forgot why we're here)

Yes, I really collect unusual frog pictures. :rolleyes:

I love the first one with the foot in the face.

Evo
May5-05, 10:12 PM
aaah!!!

THE PRESSUREEE!!! II CANT TAKE IT ANYMORE!@#$@#!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!Sounds like you need to be kidnapped!!!!

Moonbear, rev up the supersonic RV, we've got to rescue cronxeh!!!!

Moonbear
May5-05, 10:13 PM
AARGHHhh! i gott wakeup at 5 and then study more and then submit fingerprints to one place

What sort of exams are you taking that they require fingerprints?! :confused:

Good luck! In a few days, it will be all over and you won't even know what to do with all the free time you suddenly have...other than sleep that is. :biggrin:

Moonbear
May5-05, 10:15 PM
Sounds like you need to be kidnapped!!!!

Moonbear, rev up the supersonic RV, we've got to rescue cronxeh!!!!

Where did Tsu leave those keys? It might take a little extra time, I think I have to hotwire this thing. C'mon franzbear, we're going for a ride. Wanna stick your head out the window while I drive past those trees at supersonic speeds?

Evo
May5-05, 10:17 PM
C'mon franzbear, we're going for a ride. Wanna stick your head out the window while I drive past those trees at supersonic speeds?Yes franzbear, be sure to lean really far out so you don't miss anything!!!!

Moonbear
May5-05, 10:21 PM
Yes franzbear, be sure to lean really far out so you don't miss anything!!!!

Doesn't the wind blowing past your face feel great? :biggrin:

:tongue2: <--- Isn't that just such a cute picture of franzbear hanging out the window?

Evo
May5-05, 10:29 PM
:tongue2: <--- Isn't that just such a cute picture of franzbear hanging out the window?He's a real chip off the ol' block. :approve:

Moonbear, why don't you drive through that stand of trees over there by the stream? We might see some beavers.

What franzbear? Oh, the trees aren't "that" close together. They only look that way at this speed. :uhh:

Moonbear
May5-05, 10:33 PM
Moonbear, why don't you drive through that stand of trees over there by the stream? We might see some beavers.

Sure, let me just zip around these power lines here.

Thunk

Ooops, must've bumped something. Tsu is so much better driving this thing than I am. Good thing we got it armor plated so I can't dent it. :biggrin:

Evo
May5-05, 10:39 PM
Sure, let me just zip around these power lines here.

Thunk

Ooops, must've bumped something. Tsu is so much better driving this thing than I am. Good thing we got it armor plated so I can't dent it. :biggrin:OH NO!!!!! Little franzbear's been hit!!! He's out cold!!!! What are we going to do???

Huckleberry
May5-05, 10:50 PM
I just got news that my aunt died. She's had cancer for a long time now. I've been expecting this news for weeks now. I didn't know her all that well, but she was always kind and friendly. My poor mom has been with her for a month now. I'm afraid she will take it hard. :frown:

Moonbear
May5-05, 10:56 PM
I just got news that my aunt died. She's had cancer for a long time now. I've been expecting this news for weeks now. I didn't know her all that well, but she was always kind and friendly. My poor mom has been with her for a month now. I'm afraid she will take it hard. :frown:

Sorry to hear that Huck. My sympathies to you and your family. :frown:

As soon as franzbear stops seeing stars, I'll send him over to keep you company. He's good at cheering people up. :smile:

Evo
May5-05, 10:57 PM
I just got news that my aunt died. She's had cancer for a long time now. I've been expecting this news for weeks now. I didn't know her all that well, but she was always kind and friendly. My poor mom has been with her for a month now. I'm afraid she will take it hard. :frown:That's very sad Huckleberry, my condolences for your mom. Are you ok?

Moonbear
May5-05, 10:57 PM
OH NO!!!!! Little franzbear's been hit!!! He's out cold!!!! What are we going to do???

Good thing the freezer is stocked with plenty of frozen broccoli. We can use it to ice that bump on his head. He's a pretty resilient kid, no need to worry.

Huckleberry
May5-05, 11:12 PM
That's very sad Huckleberry, my condolences for your mom. Are you ok?
Yeah, I'm okay. I've been expecting this for months now. It feels strange actually. I somehow think I should feel more sad than I actually do. I'm a bit relieved that she has passed away. She's been suffering for months now and the whole family has been pretty frantic. Would it sound harsh if I said I am glad that things can get back to normal and everyone can start moving on with their lives now?

Thanks for asking if I'm alright. Like I said before, you're the best Evo. :smile:

Evo
May5-05, 11:13 PM
Good thing the freezer is stocked with plenty of frozen broccoli. We can use it to ice that bump on his head. He's a pretty resilient kid, no need to worry.Frozen broccoli has amazing restorative powers. Pretzel sticks seem to have the same affect.

He'll be right as rain in a few days :approve:

Evo
May5-05, 11:17 PM
Yeah, I'm okay. I've been expecting this for months now. It feels strange actually. I somehow think I should feel more sad than I actually do. I'm a bit relieved that she has passed away. She's been suffering for months now and the whole family has been pretty frantic. Would it sound harsh if I said I am glad that things can get back to normal and everyone can start moving on with their lives now?

Thanks for asking if I'm alright. Like I said before, you're the best Evo. :smile:family that dies near you that affects your parents, will affect you. These situations can become complex. I want to make sure that you are not being dragged under into a sea of guilt.

Danger
May5-05, 11:18 PM
Would it sound harsh if I said I am glad that things can get back to normal and everyone can start moving on with their lives now?
Hi; I got here almost an hour ago, but I started reading a few pages back to catch up. I'm not even going to try to comment on most of it, except that I thought that Cronxeh's previous avatar was a wet rabbit with a beak.
My condolences as well, Huck. And in response to your question... no. A sense of relief is perfectly normal, but most people are too hypocritical to admit to it, or afraid of upsetting someone else who's still grieving. If she was as ill as it appears for that length of time, it was probably a relief for her too. :smile:

Moonbear
May5-05, 11:34 PM
Would it sound harsh if I said I am glad that things can get back to normal and everyone can start moving on with their lives now?

Not harsh at all. Pretty normal really. It's hard to watch someone suffer and to watch those close suffer along as someone grows more and more ill, so it's very normal to feel relief when it's finally over. Sometimes just knowing they're done with their suffering is some comfort. There are a lot of different ways that people react to death, so there's no reason to feel guilty or bad about reacting differently than someone else does.

Huckleberry
May5-05, 11:56 PM
Okay, back to the laughs and the good times then. I'm not sure why I brought it up besides that you guys feel like friends and I don't like keeping things to myself. (Never tell me a secret :wink: ) Thanks for the encouragement.

Moonbear
May6-05, 12:10 AM
No problem, franzbear needed a few minutes to get his wind back in his sails anyway.

Okay franzbear, just keep that frozen broccoli on that bump on your head. And remember, if you fall off the horse, you have to get right back on it. As soon as we get back up to supersonic speed, you better get your head right back out that window.

cronxeh
May6-05, 12:12 AM
*bangs head against a wall*

MAKE IT STOP!!

AAAH!!#$@!!!

Moonbear
May6-05, 12:19 AM
*bangs head against a wall*

MAKE IT STOP!!

AAAH!!#$@!!!

We're on the way! We just had a slight mishap with franzbear and had to stop briefly, but we're back up to supersonic speed.

No more procrastinating franzbear, get that head back out the window!

cronxeh
May6-05, 12:23 AM
Here is what I need:

1 (ONE) time machine with reversible entropy encapsulator and flux-density dispenser
-and-
2 (TWO) cases of Molson Beer

Danger
May6-05, 12:27 AM
2 (TWO) cases of Molson Beer
Alright! The man knows his beer! :approve:

cronxeh
May6-05, 12:29 AM
I need to be sent back to 2002, pronto.

Moonbear
May6-05, 12:31 AM
Here is what I need:

1 (ONE) time machine with reversible entropy encapsulator and flux-density dispenser
-and-
2 (TWO) cases of Molson Beer


Molson, huh? Okay, we'll make a pitstop across the border then. Danger, have the Molson ready and we'll bring you along for the ride!

I think the time machine might be a built in feature in the supersonic RV, but I'll get franzbear to check the owner's manual. Franzbear? Uh oh! I think I hit a bit too high of an altitude. He looks a little frozen out that window. Don't worry franzbear, once we're past this neighborhood and over that forest, I can drop back down to a lower altitude without disturbing the people sleeping with the sonic boom.

JamesU
May6-05, 12:34 AM
I need to be sent back to 2002, pronto.
:confused: ?????? :confused:

Mk
May6-05, 12:37 AM
I haven't been here for about 20 pages, whose franzbear? Is that like franznietch and moonbear fused to gether?

Moonbear
May6-05, 12:40 AM
I need to be sent back to 2002, pronto.

Only 2002? I thought 1995 was a good year for me. Or maybe sometime in the 1980s...there was a guy I went to school with who turned out better than I expected, and I'd like to try to be his high school sweetheart. :biggrin:

Danger
May6-05, 12:49 AM
Danger, have the Molson ready and we'll bring you along for the ride!
It's always ready. You're on. If I can't fly 'shotgun', I want some very attentive companionship on that couch in the back. :tongue2:

Moonbear
May6-05, 01:08 AM
It's always ready. You're on. If I can't fly 'shotgun', I want some very attentive companionship on that couch in the back. :tongue2:

No problem, Evo promised she'd bring along her beaver.

Huckleberry
May6-05, 01:30 AM
Something very strange just happened. I heard a scratching noise coming from the trash can. I went over to investigate and saw a few ants on an empty paper bag near the trash can. I opened it up and dozens of ants were inside! I looked in the trash can and there were only a few ants. What I don't understand is that there was a box of pizza in the trash can with no ants on it, but there were tons of ants in the empty, clean paper bag. :confused:

So I flattened out the bag and dumped them out and crushed them one by one with a brass wire brush. Took about 10 minutes. I'll have to vacuum tomorrow.

Danger
May6-05, 01:36 AM
So I flattened out the bag and dumped them out and crushed them one by one with a brass wire brush.
Were you just extremely bored, or was there some specific reason for doing it that way?

Danger
May6-05, 01:38 AM
No problem, Evo promised she'd bring along her beaver.
Then I'm definitely in! :tongue2:

Huckleberry
May6-05, 01:41 AM
I had some laying around right by the trash can, along with some rags, and some cans of aerosol carpet, tire, and glass cleaner and a DO NOT ENTER street sign.
I don't know why they leave these things laying around on the highway

Danger
May6-05, 01:47 AM
I had some laying around right by the trash can, along with some rags, and some cans of aerosol carpet, tire, and glass cleaner and a DO NOT ENTER street sign.
Couldn't you just have immobilized them with the carpet cleaner (carpet bombed them, so to speak), and then squished them all at once with the street sign?

Moonbear
May6-05, 02:08 AM
I had some laying around right by the trash can, along with some rags, and some cans of aerosol carpet, tire, and glass cleaner and a DO NOT ENTER street sign.
I don't know why they leave these things laying around on the highway

Hmm...my weapon of choice would have been the glass cleaner or carpet cleaner (maybe a little of each) and a vacuum cleaner! Then again, I'm the one who shampooed all the carpets in my house after finding about a dozen ants, most of them dead already, that snuck inside this winter. Bugs belong outside, and when they trespass, I don't fire any warning shots.

Mk
May6-05, 03:41 AM
Funny, my weapon of choice would be a bazooka.

Moonbear
May6-05, 03:58 AM
For little ants? :rolleyes: I was choosing from the arsenal he had on hand. At least he didn't make us name the ants. (Ahem...MIH?) :biggrin:

DocToxyn
May6-05, 07:23 AM
Bugs belong outside, and when they trespass, I don't fire any warning shots.

Can't we all just get along? :approve: Most insects that end up in my house get politely escorted back outside. Spiders can stay, if their webs are in low traffic areas. I just hate destroying something like that in front of my son and giving him the impression that its OK to do that when there are alternatives. o:) However, I do understand if you are being invaded by significant numbers and drastic measures are called for.

My latest local insect find (outdoors) was the oil beetle of the family of blister beetles, genus Meloe. When disturbed this rather large ant-like beetle will spontaneously bleed from it joints. This fluid is caustic and toxic by virtue high levels of the agent catharidin which coincidentally is the main ingredient in the aphrodisiac "Spanish Fly"....Do you guys need any of that for your RV trip?

DocToxyn
May6-05, 07:41 AM
Somehow, I think a really suitable avatar for DocToxyn would be a rattlesnake poised to strike.

Rattlesnakes are interesting, but the scale pattern on the King Cobra's head is really striking :surprised (no pun intended, well maybe a little). Even the scientific name is pretty, Ophiophagus hannah, now how can you be scared of that!

Artman
May6-05, 10:39 AM
This fall we will be voting for a new "funniest member award". This is going to be really tough. Artman, Danger, Zoobyshoe, Huckleberry, SOS, DocToxyn, Moonbear, MIH, BicycleTree, Cronxeh, BobG, etc... I have to nominate members that I think deserve the award. How will I choose? How will I ever decide?

Chocolates for Evo
c/o PF Forums
1-2 Winna Award St
Choosemenow, WI 65039I for one am shocked and appalled that someone should offer a bribe to be nominated funniest member. :grumpy: Moonbear, sending chocolates! I mean really. :grumpy:

:uhh: So, what is the high bid right now?

And to think that someone should mention the offer of SEX! I mean really! :grumpy:

What? No one offered SEX yet? :uhh: You mean nobody has even suggested a night of incredible, mind blowing, earth shaking, SEX (and backrub) for the offer of a nomination as funniet member? When such a thing could be so easily arranged? This surprises me. :biggrin:

Math Is Hard
May6-05, 11:22 AM
For little ants? :rolleyes: I was choosing from the arsenal he had on hand. At least he didn't make us name the ants. (Ahem...MIH?) :biggrin:
I saw three "scouts" on my kitchen table yesterday. Start thinking of names, we're going to need lots of them.

Danger
May6-05, 01:15 PM
I saw three "scouts" on my kitchen table yesterday. Start thinking of names, we're going to need lots of them.
Obviously, you can't have three 'Scouts'. There can only be one 'Scout'. The others must be named 'Rumer' and 'Tallulah'.

Moonbear
May6-05, 01:19 PM
Can't we all just get along? :approve: Most insects that end up in my house get politely escorted back outside. Spiders can stay, if their webs are in low traffic areas.

My biggest worry with the ants was what were they eating! They weren't the little black picnic ants that take over kitchens, but they weren't the big carpenter ants either, sort of a middle sized ant. So, they were uninvited. They get into the tracks of the windows and nest for winter it seems (I don't know why, they are vinyl windows, not wood...guess it's warm enough from the heat of the house to make it desireable...they sure do pack a lot of crud in there with them), and having a warm spell in the middle of winter, they woke up and wandered inside. They definitely belonged outside, not inside. Once the weather got warm enough to open windows for a while, I just washed the rest of their friends out of the tracks and that seems to have done the trick. I don't feel too guilty about it, there are always plenty more where they came from.

I'm convinced that by killing spiders and knocking down their webs, I'm actually helping the spider population. It's a housing project for poor, underprivileged spiders. Knock down one fat spider with its huge web and there are 4 more smaller spiders waiting to move in. Spiders are welcome to stay in the garage and basement as long as they earn their keep by eating the other insects that try sneaking in that way, and they have the run of the outdoors, with the exception of any that build webs across my deck where I'll walk into them...but I don't kill those spiders, just do a funny dance of disgust as I try to get the web unstuck from myself. They are expected to relocate to a less traveled part of the yard. :yuck:

The giant, furry spiders get the best deal. There's no way I'm touching those things, alive or dead, so they get herded toward an open door with the gentle prodding of a broomstick if I find them inside.

Evo
May6-05, 01:24 PM
And to think that someone should mention the offer of SEX! I mean really! :grumpy: What? I missed that?

What? No one offered SEX yet? :uhh: You mean nobody has even suggested a night of incredible, mind blowing, earth shaking, SEX (and backrub) for the offer of a nomination as funniet member? When such a thing could be so easily arranged? This surprises me. :biggrin: :tongue2: I'm listening... :biggrin:

Moonbear
May6-05, 01:25 PM
I saw three "scouts" on my kitchen table yesterday. Start thinking of names, we're going to need lots of them.

Darn freeloaders! Give 'em the boot before they tell all their friends where to find free food! :biggrin: See, that's why at the first sign of just a few ants, I was going nuts scrubbing and shampooing floors, etc. I didn't want to offer any encouragement at all to stick around and invite the rest of the family and friends. I think you should seriously consider an anteater as a pet. :approve:

Danger
May6-05, 01:30 PM
I think you should seriously consider an anteater as a pet. :approve:
A dual-purpose pet, no doubt. (Don't try telling us that ants were the only reason for your choice.)

Moonbear
May6-05, 01:35 PM
A dual-purpose pet, no doubt. (Don't try telling us that ants were the only reason for your choice.)

Yep. Aren't they just so cute with that long tongue? :approve:

Speaking of cute, I'm wondering if I should say anything about DocToxyn's newest avatar. He doesn't seem to take it well when I think it's cute. I usually just prefer to keep my distance from snakes, but that one is posed in a way that I just want to reach out and pet it. :biggrin:

Danger
May6-05, 01:45 PM
Yep. Aren't they just so cute with that long tongue? :approve:
Yeah, but it'd be a bugger to get it unstuck from a merkin.

I usually just prefer to keep my distance from snakes, but that one is posed in a way that I just want to reach out and pet it. :biggrin:
That's just because there's not much of it showing and it reminds you of a turtle. :tongue:

DocToxyn
May6-05, 01:55 PM
Speaking of cute, I'm wondering if I should say anything about DocToxyn's newest avatar. He doesn't seem to take it well when I think it's cute. I usually just prefer to keep my distance from snakes, but that one is posed in a way that I just want to reach out and pet it. :biggrin:

Aauughh, go ahead Moonbear, you can say it. BTW, for evryone's benefit how exactly does one go about assuming a pose that makes you want to "reach out and pet it"? :tongue2:

So they're painting the floor of the room next door to my office and by the smell of the fumes and the effects they are having on my cognitive function I have determined that it must be a mixture of pigments, binders, benzene, halothane, jagermeister and sandalwood oil. :yuck: If I don't post again soon, send help. At least I don't have to go out for "Happy Hour". *takes a few more deep breaths....* :cool:

*ring-ring* What...wait a minute, my shoe is ringing...Hello....no I won't accept a collect call from someone named MoonbearandEvo, even if they are calling from a supersonic RV.*click* Boy, it takes all kinds..... :grumpy:

.. ohh sorry, I faded off for a second there, where was I..ohh yes...

WEEEEEEEEEEE, I'm a bird.......

Moonbear
May6-05, 02:06 PM
Aauughh, go ahead Moonbear, you can say it. BTW, for evryone's benefit how exactly does one go about assuming a pose that makes you want to "reach out and pet it"? :tongue2:

Okay, it's cute! :biggrin: I don't know, it just looks perky and happy, like it wants a nice petting. :blushing:

So they're painting the floor of the room next door to my office and by the smell of the fumes and the effects they are having on my cognitive function I have determined that it must be a mixture of pigments, binders, benzene, halothane, jagermeister and sandalwood oil. :yuck: If I don't post again soon, send help. At least I don't have to go out for "Happy Hour". *takes a few more deep breaths....* :cool:

Must be painting season at universities. They kick the students out and then don't think those of us who actually work there will mind the fumes. They painted the floors in the basement of our building (the rest of the floors are tile or carpet) and the entire building was permeated with the fumes. The thing is, they start this around 5 pm, so I guess they think everyone will be home, so don't give anyone any forewarning that we might want to plan our schedule so we can flee the toxic fumes. :confused: Fortunately, I chose to work from home the day they just showed up to paint all the walls in the labs. The wall paint isn't as bad as floor paint though! Ugh! :yuck: It gave me such a bad headache, I had to leave early that night. They did that for about 3 or 4 days, so after the first day, I just left as soon as I smelled the first whiff of the fumes. It leaves me wondering how they managed to design a building that houses labs so that odors from the basement can make their way all the way to the top floor so easily without being vented out.

Moonbear
May6-05, 02:09 PM
*ring-ring* What...wait a minute, my shoe is ringing...Hello....no I won't accept a collect call from someone named MoonbearandEvo, even if they are calling from a supersonic RV.*click* Boy, it takes all kinds..... :grumpy:

.. ohh sorry, I faded off for a second there, where was I..ohh yes...

WEEEEEEEEEEE, I'm a bird.......

Evo, we have to hurry. He's already getting delirious! I think he's only a short hop from Croxeh's place, especially at supersonic speeds. :biggrin:

Artman
May6-05, 02:12 PM
Aauughh, go ahead Moonbear, you can say it. BTW, for evryone's benefit how exactly does one go about assuming a pose that makes you want to "reach out and pet it"? :tongue2:

So they're painting the floor of the room next door to my office and by the smell of the fumes and the effects they are having on my cognitive function I have determined that it must be a mixture of pigments, binders, benzene, halothane, jagermeister and sandalwood oil. :yuck: If I don't post again soon, send help. At least I don't have to go out for "Happy Hour". *takes a few more deep breaths....* :cool:

*ring-ring* What...wait a minute, my shoe is ringing...Hello....no I won't accept a collect call from someone named MoonbearandEvo, even if they are calling from a supersonic RV.*click* Boy, it takes all kinds..... :grumpy:

.. ohh sorry, I faded off for a second there, where was I..ohh yes...

WEEEEEEEEEEE, I'm a bird.......We have to get him out of there! Franzbear, quick jump in my "PF Flyer" (convertible sports car) and we'll rush right over there!

Franzbear, didn't you learn that you should keep your head in the car when racing along at extremely high...

Oh my gosh! Franzbear look out! A picket fence!

Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Oh NO! The gate's open! Bop, Bop, Bop, ...........BAM!Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Bop, Sorry, Doc, We'll get there as soon as we can. :yuck:

Danger
May6-05, 02:13 PM
BTW, for evryone's benefit how exactly does one go about assuming a pose that makes you want to "reach out and pet it"?
With these women, just be somewhere marginally within reach. :tongue:

MoonbearandEvo, even if they are calling from a supersonic RV.
I never thought of it before, but does that RV of yours look anything like this?




http://img127.echo.cx/img127/9590/motorhomepf8vv.th.jpg (http://img127.echo.cx/my.php?image=motorhomepf8vv.jpg)

Artman
May6-05, 02:17 PM
With these women, just be somewhere marginally within reach. :tongue: One day, Moonbear, Evo and SOS were sitting on a park bench and a flasher came by and flashed them. Evo and Moonbear had a stroke...

...SOS couldn't reach him. :rofl: :tongue2: :biggrin:

Danger
May6-05, 02:21 PM
One day, Moonbear, Evo and SOS were sitting on a park bench and a flasher came by and flashed them. Evo and Moonbear had a stroke...
:rofl: :rofl:
And I bet the Moonbear and Evo knocked their heads together a couple of times trying to reach it first. :tongue:

Artman
May6-05, 02:30 PM
:rofl: :rofl:
And I bet the Moonbear and Evo knocked their heads together a couple of times trying to reach it first. :tongue:Just like Franzbear going for a ride. :biggrin:

Artman
May6-05, 02:45 PM
I just got news that my aunt died. She's had cancer for a long time now. I've been expecting this news for weeks now. I didn't know her all that well, but she was always kind and friendly. My poor mom has been with her for a month now. I'm afraid she will take it hard. :frown:Sorry to hear about this, Huck. Very sad.

DocToxyn
May6-05, 02:55 PM
Sorry to hear about this, Huck. Very sad.

Ditto on that Huck. It's not an easy thing, but in most of those cases, it's the best thing. All you can do is ride it out and support those who need it.

cronxeh
May6-05, 03:39 PM
*designing AK-47 in AutoCAD*

Danger
May6-05, 03:50 PM
*designing AK-47 in AutoCAD*
I've already got an M-16 in Illustrator. I used it in a trajectory problem in GP, but it's too small to show up there. I can put a big version into ImageShack if you want to borrow it. Only thing is, I have to leave for work right now, so can't do it until after 8:15 tonight.

cronxeh
May6-05, 04:20 PM
The essence is to get the spring mechanism right

Evo
May6-05, 04:33 PM
Doc Toxyn's avatar... :surprised :surprised :surprised

Moonbear...DON'T TOUCH IT!!!!! BACK AWAY!!!! It's a SNAKE!!!! Snakes and Beavers don't get along. Oh, you're a bear. (moonbeaver) :tongue:

No one liked my two headed turtle or my three frog frog? :frown:

Huckleberry
May6-05, 04:37 PM
Couldn't you just have immobilized them with the carpet cleaner (carpet bombed them, so to speak), and then squished them all at once with the street sign?I hit the few that were in the trash can with the carpet cleaner. It worked surprisingly well. I didn't use the carpet cleaner on the paper bag because it would get all soggy. I tried shaking them out, but those ants cling on pretty good. After getting all the ones on the outside with the brush I flattened the bag as best I could with my hands.

Didn't even occur to me to use the carpet cleaner on the ants on the carpet. The carpet cleaner is for the car. I never thought of using it on the indoor carpets. :rolleyes:

I think much like Moonbear about insect life. Ants in the house aren't going to live very long, but I'll step over them if I'm walking down the sidewalk.

Moonbear
May6-05, 04:44 PM
One day, Moonbear, Evo and SOS were sitting on a park bench and a flasher came by and flashed them. Evo and Moonbear had a stroke...

...SOS couldn't reach him. :rofl: :tongue2: :biggrin:

LOL! Nah, I'm not that nice to flashers. My reaction would be more like this:

:rolleyes: Is that all? :rofl: :rofl:

Oh, now I can't remember the word in Dutch, but my Dutch friend told me that the word they use for flashers translates as "pencil salesman." :rofl: I thought that was especially mean! Just a skinny little pencil, poor guy, you'd think he'd want to keep it hidden. :rofl:

Moonbear
May6-05, 04:46 PM
Moonbear...DON'T TOUCH IT!!!!! BACK AWAY!!!! It's a SNAKE!!!! Snakes and Beavers don't get along. Oh, you're a bear. (moonbeaver) :tongue:

LOL! Okay, I'll back away. Oh, franzbear! When you go visit your Uncle Toxyn, remember to ask him to let you pet the cobra.

No one liked my two headed turtle or my three frog frog? :frown:

As they say, two heads are better than one!

I've seen the frog frog frog before, and I'm still at a loss to figure out up from down in that photo. I think I'll stick with turtles.

Artman
May6-05, 04:48 PM
Just a skinny little pencil, poor guy, you'd think he'd want to keep it hidden. :rofl:Probably just wants his eraser rubbed. :tongue2: Either that or he wants to give his pencil a point. :rofl:

Huckleberry
May6-05, 05:04 PM
No one liked my two headed turtle or my three frog frog? :frown:The two headed turtle looked pretty happy. That would be bad if they didn't get along with each other.

That 3 frog frog looks uncomfortable. Do they have skin inbetween them or are all their organs all jumbled up in there? "Dammit Ed, why did you have to eat all those flies. Your intestines are sitting on my bladder again." "Stop kicking my liver Frankie!"

I don't even know what to say about the first picture. What side of the frog am I looking at? Does it have a head?

Evo
May6-05, 05:29 PM
I don't even know what to say about the first picture. What side of the frog am I looking at? Does it have a head?The purple one? He's a little freaky looking. Frogs shouldn't have such tiny pointy heads. :grumpy:

and Moonbear & huck, thanks for looking at them. :smile:

Moonbear
May6-05, 08:05 PM
Probably just wants his eraser rubbed. :tongue2: Either that or he wants to give his pencil a point. :rofl:

:rofl: It makes it really hard to keep a straight face now when I think of the ticket scalpers who sell pencils...you know, the ones who sell you a pencil for $100 and then throw in a ticket as a gift?

Huckleberry
May6-05, 08:39 PM
:rofl: It makes it really hard to keep a straight face now when I think of the ticket scalpers who sell pencils...you know, the ones who sell you a pencil for $100 and then throw in a ticket as a gift?Has there ever been a flasher that actually sold a pencil? And what kind of tickets would they give as gifts?

cronxeh
May6-05, 09:20 PM
I'm not an artist.. this is supposed to be Moonbear on her way to my place.. oh and she was supposed to stop for beer too

http://carboninside.com/xx.JPG

Mk
May6-05, 09:29 PM
What the hell's that thing in the bottom left? A tractor hauling cement?

Evo
May6-05, 09:31 PM
I'm not an artist.. this is supposed to be Moonbear on her way to my place.. oh and she was supposed to stop for beer too :rofl: Oh my! :bugeye: :rofl:

DocToxyn
May6-05, 09:43 PM
The purple one? He's a little freaky looking. Frogs shouldn't have such tiny pointy heads. :grumpy:

and Moonbear & huck, thanks for looking at them. :smile:

Evo, didn't have a chance to give you my full analysis prior to leaving the lab, so I had to wait until now. The purple toad is very nice, reminded me of the burrowing toads of Mexico, the pointed nose is designed for looser, sandy soils. I haven't completed my full analysis of the triple frog, although it looks supicious to me. If I had to ID the participants, I'd say the one on the bottom is a Bufonid toad due to the cranial crests and foot structure. The other two look to be Ranids by body structure and dimensions, but I could be wrong. It could be some mating process gone wrong, unless that their 'thang. It's difficult with the quality of the pic, do you have any history/info of the photo? The tortoise looks to be a Testudo sp., and you typically see such afflictions in turtles, I've never seen a tortoise, thanks!

The next set has one of my favorite groups, Monkey frogs, Phyllomedusines, they are very expressive. I'll try to round up some pics of them I've seen on the web. The White's tree frog also has a great look. Mantellas have some of the brightest colors in the frog world, very nice. Thanks for the shots.

Moonbear
May6-05, 09:47 PM
I'm not an artist.. this is supposed to be Moonbear on her way to my place.. oh and she was supposed to stop for beer too

:rofl: I never pictured myself as a biker chick! :rofl: I think the luxury supersonic RV is far more my style.

Are you done with exams now, or is that drawing your way of procrastinating from studying?

cronxeh
May6-05, 09:49 PM
procrastination is my demon

i do a million things, but none of them are studying

Moonbear
May6-05, 09:59 PM
procrastination is my demon

i do a million things, but none of them are studying

Where's that smiley with the whip buried when I need it?

*cracks whip* Kachaaa
Get back to studying!!!! :mad:

Evo
May6-05, 10:15 PM
I'll try to round up some pics of them I've seen on the web. I love frog pictures, they are so diverse. My brother used to have an aquarium with tiny frogs that would cling to the glass sides, they were so cool. Of course when I was little I would get a bucket full of tadpoles and watch them grow. I spent many afternoons collecting frogs and turtles in the bayou near my house. That's how I got my alligator snapper and softshell.

I used to have a horned toad too.

I guess my problem with snakes comes from when I was 4-5 and my next door neighbor came running at me with a shovel and tried to kill me with it. He barely missed me and hit the ground next to my foot instead. Or at least that's what I thought and ran inside and told my mother. He killed a 6 foot water moccasin (one of the most poisonous in the US) just inches from my foot.

Danger
May6-05, 10:19 PM
No one liked my two headed turtle or my three frog frog? :frown:
Sorry, I didn't have time to think up a suitable response before work. Now that I've had time, I still can't think of one. But thanks for posting them anyhow.

Probably just wants his eraser rubbed. :tongue2: Either that or he wants to give his pencil a point. :rofl:
Or at least put some lead in it.

I'm not an artist..
I hate to encourage you, of course... but I kinda like it. Although the technical details could perhaps use a bit of work, the colour work is really nice.

What the hell's that thing in the bottom left? A tractor hauling cement?
She's supposed to be stopping at my place, remember? That's a pretty good representation of a couple of the dead vehicles in my yard.

my next door neighbor came running at me with a shovel and tried to kill me with it. He barely missed me and hit the ground next to my foot instead. Or at least that's what I thought and ran inside and told my mother. He killed a 6 foot water moccasin (poisonous) just inches from my foot.
Are you sure about that? Maybe he was trying to protect the snake from you and missed. :tongue:

Artman
May6-05, 10:28 PM
No one liked my two headed turtle or my three frog frog? :frown:Are you sure that's not two turtles sharing a shell? :tongue2: :!!)

Evo
May6-05, 10:29 PM
Are you sure about that? Maybe he was trying to protect the snake from you and missed. :tongue: :grumpy:

You know, the funniest thing I have EVER read is this - I found it a little amusing that they seem surprised by the fact that evolution continued even as the dinosaurs were about to go extinct. Did they expect the dinosaurs to say "Hey, we're about to go extinct. Why don't we quit this 'evolving' crap." :rofl:

SOS2008
May6-05, 10:29 PM
I never thought of it before, but does that RV of yours look anything like this?

http://img127.echo.cx/img127/9590/motorhomepf8vv.th.jpgEvo and Moonbear, it has a pool! Hmm, so how fast does this baby go?
One day, Moonbear, Evo and SOS were sitting on a park bench and a flasher came by and flashed them. Evo and Moonbear had a stroke...

...SOS couldn't reach him. :rofl: :tongue2: :biggrin:He was gone in a flash! I'm not as fast as I use to be. :grumpy:

Artman
May6-05, 10:30 PM
The two headed turtle looked pretty happy. See what I mean. That's two turtles getting frisky in one shell. :rofl:

Artman
May6-05, 10:33 PM
He was gone in a flash! I'm not as fast as I use to be. :grumpy:
:rofl: :rofl: He just came and went huh? :biggrin:

SOS2008
May6-05, 10:33 PM
Doc Toxyn's avatar... :surprised :surprised :surprised

Moonbear...DON'T TOUCH IT!!!!! BACK AWAY!!!! It's a SNAKE!!!! Snakes and Beavers don't get along. Oh, you're a bear. (moonbeaver) :tongue:

No one liked my two headed turtle or my three frog frog? :frown:I liked DocTox's frog. :frown: But sorry Evo, the three frog frog is a freaky frog. :eek: Oh, okay, your frogs are...nice too. :smile:

SOS2008
May6-05, 10:35 PM
:rofl: :rofl: He just came and went huh? :biggrin:I wonder if it would count as a romantic moment in the romantic moment thread. :confused:

Evo
May6-05, 10:37 PM
Evo and Moonbear, it has a pool! Hmm, so how fast does this baby go?Over Mach 2. :approve:

It's time for us to get another ride scheduled!

SOS2008
May6-05, 10:38 PM
What the hell's that thing in the bottom left? A tractor hauling cement?I think it says "Space For Rent." What an enterprising young man that cronxeh is.

Artman
May6-05, 10:39 PM
Over Mach 2. :approve:

It's time for us to get another ride scheduled!

:surprised ROAD TRIP!!! :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Evo
May6-05, 10:44 PM
Ok, everyone has to read this thread. Knock, knock, knock (http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=50787&page=1&pp=15)

Mk
May6-05, 10:58 PM
I don't know about you guys, but that seemed pretty random.

Huckleberry
May6-05, 10:58 PM
I love frog pictures, they are so diverse. My brother used to have an aquarium with tiny frogs that would cling to the glass sides, they were so cool. Of course when I was little I would get a bucket full of tadpoles and watch them grow. I spent many afternoons collecting frogs and turtles in the bayou near my house. That's how I got my alligator snapper and softshell.

I used to have a horned toad too.

I guess my problem with snakes comes from when I was 4-5 and my next door neighbor came running at me with a shovel and tried to kill me with it. He barely missed me and hit the ground next to my foot instead. Or at least that's what I thought and ran inside and told my mother. He killed a 6 foot water moccasin (one of the most poisonous in the US) just inches from my foot.I ran into one of those things once. I happened to be looking for bullfrogs in the bushes by a lake and found a water snake about a foot away from my face. I think it was as scared as I was. It jumped in the water and took off. I think it was a moccasin.

Another time my uncle found a rattlesnake in the shade under an old jeep in his yard in Arizona. He tied his horse up there so he grabbed a shovel and tried to shoo the thing away. This rattlesnake kept trying to slither towards him and not away. I have no idea what it was trying to do, but it looked like it wanted to bite him.

Artman
May6-05, 11:01 PM
Ok, everyone has to read this thread. Knock, knock, knock (http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=50787&page=1&pp=15)Just reread that one. It was great! :biggrin:

ROAD TRIP!!! :surprised :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Danger
May6-05, 11:20 PM
Ok, everyone has to read this thread. Knock, knock, knock (http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=50787&page=1&pp=15)
I will when all of you guys are off-line. Can't turn my back on you long enough while you're active.:tongue:

he grabbed a shovel and tried to shoo the thing away. This rattlesnake kept trying to slither towards him and not away. I have no idea what it was trying to do, but it looked like it wanted to bite him.
Snakes are pretty nearsighted. Maybe it thought the shovel was a cobra in distress because your uncle had it by the tail, and was trying to rescue it.

I really hate to put these things so close together; you're bound to get tired of them pretty soon. But I'm worried that the subject of dinosaurs might not come up again, so I'd better do this one now.



http://img137.echo.cx/img137/5832/pf8ej.jpg

Evo
May6-05, 11:20 PM
Just reread that one. It was great! :biggrin:

ROAD TRIP!!! :surprised :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:Yep, we need to get the gang back together for another trip. :rofl: With Danger, SOS and Huck along... :bugeye: :surprised

Danger
May6-05, 11:23 PM
Yep, we need to get the gang back together for another trip. :rofl: With Danger, SOS and Huck along... :bugeye: :surprised
I can't wait...! :biggrin:

Evo
May6-05, 11:26 PM
I really hate to put these things so close together; you're bound to get tired of them pretty soon. But I'm worried that the subject of dinosaurs might not come up again, so I'd better do this one now.



http://img137.echo.cx/img137/5832/pf8ej.jpgI love it!!! :tongue2:

SOS2008
May6-05, 11:30 PM
Ok, everyone has to read this thread. Knock, knock, knock (http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=50787&page=1&pp=15)Artman's French Maid story and MIH's pic of the super model were hilarious! So if I get a gown to wear can I go on the Christmas trip?

Huckleberry
May6-05, 11:31 PM
Just reread that one. It was great!

ROAD TRIP!!! Yep, we need to get the gang back together for another trip. :rofl: With Danger, SOS and Huck along... :bugeye: :surprisedWOOHOOO!!!!!! Halloween is my favorite. :devil:

Artman
May6-05, 11:37 PM
I will when all of you guys are off-line. Can't turn my back on you long enough while you're active.:tongue: I've been meaning to tell you, I like your comics, Danger. Reminds me a little of the "Far Side" stuff.

Artman
May6-05, 11:42 PM
Yep, we need to get the gang back together for another trip. :rofl: With Danger, SOS and Huck along... :bugeye: :surprisedJust don't forget me this time. :grumpy:

cronxeh
May6-05, 11:46 PM
say..

do you guys think its worth it getting a EMT-basic and then EMT-paramedic training if you wanted to apply to med school later?

like do you think they would consider that as a valuable experience

Danger
May6-05, 11:54 PM
I love it!!! :tongue2:
I've been meaning to tell you, I like your comics, Danger. Reminds me a little of the "Far Side" stuff.
Thanks. You're too kind. :blushing:
A lot of them aren't very good, but you're eventually gonna see them anyhow. This is the only chance I have to account for the time I spent doing them when I hoped to make a career of it (I was despondently unemployed at the time).
The 'Far Side' reference is gratifying; I was very disappointed when Gary Larsen stopped drawing them. It also surprised me when I saw one which involved a picture-within-a-picture. That sucker was one incredible artist when he wanted to be.

Evo
May6-05, 11:54 PM
Artman's French Maid story and MIH's pic of the super model was hilarious! So if I get a gown to wear can I go on the Christmas trip?Oh yeah. :approve: Don't forget the clogs and socks though. :biggrin:

Just don't forget me this time. Next time, don't spend so much time fussing with your garter belt. :tongue: I will make sure we swing by and pick you up. :smile:

Danger
May6-05, 11:58 PM
like do you think they would consider that as a valuable experience
I don't know about the academic credential side of it, but it'll certainly give a better head-start than mere book-larnin'. They'll also know that you're serious about your intentions if you have prior real-world experience. It certainly can't hurt any. :approve:

Artman
May6-05, 11:58 PM
Next time, don't spend so much time fussing with your garter belt. :tongue: I will make sure we swing by and pick you up. :smile:No undie's is definitely faster, but i'm not that kind of girl. :blushing:

Evo
May7-05, 12:00 AM
No undie's is definitely faster, but i'm not that kind of girl. :blushing: :surprised :bugeye: :surprised

You did mention the sight when your skirt was lifted. (covers her eyes)

Artman
May7-05, 12:01 AM
Thanks. You're too kind. :blushing:
A lot of them aren't very good, but you're eventually gonna see them anyhow. This is the only chance I have to account for the time I spent doing them when I hoped to make a career of it (I was despondently unemployed at the time).
The 'Far Side' reference is gratifying; I was very disappointed when Gary Larsen stopped drawing them. It also surprised me when I saw one which involved a picture-within-a-picture. That sucker was one incredible artist when he wanted to be.Hilariously funny sometimes as well. He drew this one where a guy is being carried off a castle battlement eith a bunch of arrows sticking out of his butt. his buddy says to another guy "So, I says to Lars, let's moon thos e huns." :biggrin: I still get a kick out of that one. :rofl:

Moonbear
May7-05, 12:02 AM
I used to have a horned toad too.

LOL! That reminds me that when I was a kid, I called them "horny toads." :rofl:

And the little toads in the backyard that I used to catch, I called "hoppy toads." :biggrin: I have no idea what kind of toad they were, but there used to be tons of them around when I was a kid and it was quite a challenge to run after them and catch them, usually in mid-hop (they can hop pretty quickly when pursued by a small child). Mom tried to tell me they'd give me warts, and I told her no, that's only frogs, not toads. See how smart I was? :approve: At least she only instilled a fear of spiders in me, not toads. :tongue2:

Moonbear
May7-05, 12:05 AM
say..

do you guys think its worth it getting a EMT-basic and then EMT-paramedic training if you wanted to apply to med school later?

like do you think they would consider that as a valuable experience

If you have the time for it, absolutely! Also a good experience to find out if you can really handle the blood and guts side of things.

BicycleTree
May7-05, 12:12 AM
It's raining.

Huckleberry
May7-05, 12:14 AM
It's raining.I think I see a future philosopher. :biggrin:

Moonbear
May7-05, 12:23 AM
Ok, everyone has to read this thread. Knock, knock, knock (http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=50787&page=1&pp=15)


:rofl: Woo hoo, time for another...

ROAD TRIP!!!!!!

We'll just swing around and pick up the rest of the crowd on the way to rescue Cronxeh and DocToxyn, and we can drop back in on Greenwich Village! :biggrin:

Danger
May7-05, 12:26 AM
Hilariously funny sometimes as well.
More than sometimes. I figure about five percent of them were absolute gut-busters, a quarter were hilarious, and the rest were at least highly amusing. Although I didn't see most of them (the wrong Calgary paper carried it), I can honestly say that there were none that I didn't get a chuckle out of. That and 'Out of Bounds' were my two main inspirations. :biggrin:

It's raining.
No it's not. I just looked.

I think I see a future philosopher. :biggrin:
Or at least a weather-girl.

No, wait... that's Smurf.

Mk
May7-05, 12:27 AM
I see rain,
through the window pane.
I hope it keeps raining,
for rain doesn't stain,
and for it is not mundane.

*bongos*
Thank You.

BicycleTree
May7-05, 12:33 AM
Or at least a weather-girl.
I'm a guy.

Moonbear
May7-05, 12:48 AM
No it's not. I just looked.

Not here either. There was even a hint of warmth to the day again today!

If I act especially delirious tomorrow (more than usual), I'm not going to sleep tonight. I've managed to gradually become nocturnal over the past few weeks (good thing I know a bit about circadian rhythms so I can...well...what good does it do me? Oh, right, I can speculate about what sort of mutant hamster I most resemble...oh, wait...maybe that's not right...um...what good is researching something when I can't even use it to cure my own weird sleep habits?)...anywhooo...the only way to straighten myself out and get back on a normal schedule is to treat it like jet lag and just not go to sleep one night so tomorrow night I'll pass out as soon as my head hits the pillow. Best to do this over a weekend when nobody expects me to be functional. :rolleyes: But that means I'll probably be pretty loopy by tomorrow afternoon. :tongue2:

BicycleTree
May7-05, 12:51 AM
I used to do that in the summers. I'd go to sleep later and later and then eventually cycle through the full day.

BicycleTree
May7-05, 12:57 AM
There is a time, late at night, when the fog of fatigue lifts. Then a few hours later you crash again.

Danger
May7-05, 01:01 AM
I'm a guy.
Hence the Smurf reference.

But that means I'll probably be pretty loopy by tomorrow afternoon. :tongue2:
Are you trying to tell me that by your standards, you haven't been loopy all these past few months? :bugeye:

BicycleTree
May7-05, 01:06 AM
What made you think I'm a guy, Danger, before I mentioned it a little bit ago?

Danger
May7-05, 01:11 AM
What made you think I'm a guy, Danger, before I mentioned it a little bit ago?
Just stuff from previous posts. I can't remember anything specific. Probably a reference to a girlfriend or something.

Moonbear
May7-05, 01:13 AM
There is a time, late at night, when the fog of fatigue lifts. Then a few hours later you crash again.

Yep, for me that's around sunrise. If I can make it until the sun is fully up, and if I do stuff that keeps me active instead of sitting around doing thinking work, then I can get through the day. I never realized how well my experiment schedule used to work for my crazy sleep habits. I used to need to do a lot of experiments in the middle of the night (I'd take the 10 pm to 4 am shifts on 24 h experiments), so my nocturnal habits didn't seem odd to people. I can't get away with it any more though, so need to get myself back on a normal schedule.

BicycleTree
May7-05, 01:27 AM
The rain muffles all the sounds of the city. It's good.

Danger
May7-05, 01:28 AM
I can't get away with it any more though, so need to get myself back on a normal schedule.
Speaking of which, I've got day-shift tomorrow and a party all night, so I'm hitting the springs now. 'Night all.

Moonbear
May7-05, 01:28 AM
Are you trying to tell me that by your standards, you haven't been loopy all these past few months? :bugeye:

Not as loopy. Just wait until you see the sort of replies I post by tomorrow night! They'll make your head spin! :rofl:

Oh, I just remembered the sort of emails I used to send to one of my friends when I was still in grad school and would be writing to him while trying to keep myself awake through all-night experiments. I'd get these replies back like, "What the hell was that?" I'd have sent emails about 4 or 5 pages long that just jumped from one topic to another in a stream of consciousness style about the most mundane topics that you'd think nobody could spend 4 pages writing about.

Then again, I could just claim I was practicing to be professorial. :rofl: Speaking of which, I got a review back on a manuscript this week with the most bizarre lecture about nomenclature! The journal changed their policy on nomenclature since I submitted it (it's really new because the articles even in the most recent issue don't reflect this change yet, so it's not like I could have known this before submitting the article), so all I needed to be provided was a link to the site with the approved nomenclature and a sentence informing me of the policy. The editor went on for about 5 paragraphs about the importance of nomenclature (nevermind that when I did a search using the nomenclature they want me to use, only 9 articles came up out of the thousands on the topic...I don't know what nitwit renamed everything, but apparently this journal wants us to play along. :rolleyes: I'll just make sure I define both the new nomenclature and the protein names everyone actually knows and uses). When I sent the comments out to my co-authors, ALL of them replied with some pretty funny remarks about the lecture. There has GOT to be a better use of one's time! Oh well, I got a good laugh about it and the reviewers' comments were incredibly minimal, so there should be no problem making the revisions and finally getting it published.

After the manuscript is accepted, I'll talk to the editor about his over-the-top lecture...it could be construed as incredibly condescending; I just happen to know he's the sort of person who would get hung up on details like that so don't take it personally, but someone else might not take it as well.

(Ha ha...see, I'm already rambling!)

Moonbear
May7-05, 01:29 AM
Speaking of which, I've got day-shift tomorrow and a party all night, so I'm hitting the springs now. 'Night all.

Sleep well! And have fun at the party tomorrow!

BicycleTree
May7-05, 01:32 AM
Do you realize that every fact you share with someone online is like giving away a little piece of your soul?

Huckleberry
May7-05, 01:34 AM
Not here either. There was even a hint of warmth to the day again today!

If I act especially delirious tomorrow (more than usual), I'm not going to sleep tonight. I've managed to gradually become nocturnal over the past few weeks (good thing I know a bit about circadian rhythms so I can...well...what good does it do me? Oh, right, I can speculate about what sort of mutant hamster I most resemble...oh, wait...maybe that's not right...um...what good is researching something when I can't even use it to cure my own weird sleep habits?)...anywhooo...the only way to straighten myself out and get back on a normal schedule is to treat it like jet lag and just not go to sleep one night so tomorrow night I'll pass out as soon as my head hits the pillow. Best to do this over a weekend when nobody expects me to be functional. :rolleyes: But that means I'll probably be pretty loopy by tomorrow afternoon. :tongue2:

ALRIGHT!!! Everyone, save all your best stuff for Moonbear tomorrow. I can't wait to see what Moonbear is like when she's loopy. This oughta be good! :biggrin:

Huckleberry
May7-05, 01:40 AM
Do you realize that every fact you share with someone online is like giving away a little piece of your soul?Or maybe anything about yourself that you share with nobody is like starving a child.

JamesU
May7-05, 01:41 AM
Only YOU five still keep this thread alive, huckleberry, danger, mk, moonbear, and bicycletree. Sad.. :frown:

BicycleTree
May7-05, 01:41 AM
Carry on.10

Moonbear
May7-05, 01:43 AM
ALRIGHT!!! Everyone, save all your best stuff for Moonbear tomorrow. I can't wait to see what Moonbear is like when she's loopy. This oughta be good! :biggrin:

LOL! Okay, I might be exaggerating my potential loopiness a bit. We'll see. I guess I'm pretty loopy with you guys already. But if I really let my hair down and loosen the garter belt, who knows what might happen. :rofl:

Huckleberry
May7-05, 01:44 AM
Only YOU five still keep this thread alive, huckleberry, danger, mk, moonbear, and bicycletree. Sad.. :frown:Everybody needs a hobby, and a home. :biggrin:

Moonbear
May7-05, 01:45 AM
Do you realize that every fact you share with someone online is like giving away a little piece of your soul?

Giving it away, or just sharing it? I prefer to think of it as sharing. I don't lose anything for it. Though, I'm not sure if anyone gains anything for it either. :rolleyes:

Moonbear
May7-05, 01:46 AM
Only YOU five still keep this thread alive, huckleberry, danger, mk, moonbear, and bicycletree. Sad.. :frown:

Stayin' alive, stayin' alive, ah ah ah ah, stayin ali i i i ive! :biggrin: (Did that just date me?)

BicycleTree
May7-05, 01:48 AM
The more information others have about you, the more stock shares they hold in your soul.

BicycleTree
May7-05, 01:50 AM
Why, then, if there is no substance to the fact, do you not share your truly deepest secrets and most emotional personal experiences with those online?

Moonbear
May7-05, 01:51 AM
The more information others have about you, the more stock shares they hold in your soul.

And I thought I was the one at risk of loopiness! Nobody holds stock in my soul, I already deeded it to the devil! :devil:

BicycleTree
May7-05, 01:54 AM
Ah, but I supported that post.

Moonbear
May7-05, 01:55 AM
Why, then, if there is no substance to the fact, do you not share your truly deepest secrets and most emotional personal experiences with those online?

How do you know I don't? Well, I do share emotional, personal experiences online, with some people, but being personal, I don't share them out in the open. As for secrets, well, they're secrets. If I told you, it wouldn't be a secret anymore, would it? My deepest, darkest secrets will go with me to my grave. So will the secrets others have entrusted to me. I'm really good at keeping secrets.

BicycleTree
May7-05, 01:57 AM
Of course--I do not mean secrets on principle entrusted to you, but personal experiences and secrets of an emotional nature. You do share these with others, but only with those you trust well. Wonder why? Because they are the essence of your humanity and everyone who knows them has spiritual power over you.

Moonbear
May7-05, 03:04 AM
Of course--I do not mean secrets on principle entrusted to you, but personal experiences and secrets of an emotional nature. You do share these with others, but only with those you trust well. Wonder why? Because they are the essence of your humanity and everyone who knows them has spiritual power over you.

Nah, more that they can be used as incriminating evidence or blackmail. This is a traceable, written record afterall.

BicycleTree
May7-05, 04:18 AM
You know there's more to it than that.

Moonbear
May7-05, 04:23 AM
You know there's more to it than that.

Not really. Maybe I'm just weird, but I'm more likely to share those experiences with total strangers than with people I've known my whole life. This isn't the particular forum where I share those things, but I do in other places that are more suitable for such topics. Or maybe I just don't have much to hide.

Danger
May7-05, 10:44 AM
Sleep well! And have fun at the party tomorrow!
Sleeping well... accomplished, thank you. Getting ready for work now (ie: drinking coffee until I'm awake enough to have breakfast).
The party is guaranteed to be fun. :biggrin: :devil:

Do you realize that every fact you share with someone online is like giving away a little piece of your soul?
Good thing I'm an atheist, then; I don't have one.

Only YOU five still keep this thread alive, huckleberry, danger, mk, moonbear, and bicycletree. Sad.. :frown:
I'm pretty sure that you just participated, or was that my imagination? And how on Earth could you fail to notice Artman and Cronxeh and DocToxin and Evo and SOS and Ivan and Integral and Tsu and... (I haven't forgotten the rest; I'm just getting tired of typing.)

if I really let my hair down and loosen the garter belt, who knows what might happen. :rofl:
I can make a pretty fair prediction of what would happen if I'm there when you do it. :tongue2:

Why, then, if there is no substance to the fact, do you not share your truly deepest secrets and most emotional personal experiences with those online?
I do, as much as I do with anyone. That's what PM is for.

Nobody holds stock in my soul, I already deeded it to the devil! :devil:
:devil: And I'm really looking forward to collecting... :devil:

Nah, more that they can be used as incriminating evidence or blackmail. This is a traceable, written record afterall.
Agreed. I've already pushed that one a couple of times.

SOS2008
May7-05, 01:16 PM
:rofl: Woo hoo, time for another...

ROAD TRIP!!!!!!

We'll just swing around and pick up the rest of the crowd on the way to rescue Cronxeh and DocToxyn, and we can drop back in on Greenwich Village! :biggrin:Yeh, and MIH! Where is she? :frown:

Math Is Hard
May7-05, 02:04 PM
Yeh, and MIH! Where is she? :frown:
Here I am. I'll chip in for gas, but I'm not driving! I wanna ride shot gun so I can operate that bazooka Tsu installed on the roof!

Moonbear
May7-05, 02:10 PM
Sleeping well... accomplished, thank you. Getting ready for work now (ie: drinking coffee until I'm awake enough to have breakfast).

So much for my plans to stay up and reset my sleep schedule. :rolleyes: By 10 a.m., I just couldn't function anymore, so thought I'd take a short nap, just enough to get me going again, but not enough to really be sleep. 4 hours later, I woke back up again. :grumpy: Well, it still wasn't enough to be completely refreshing, but ruined my plans to go to the conservatory today for the butterfly show. In the wee hours of the morning, I was looking to see what was going on today that I could do to stay entertained while struggling to stay awake, and was trying to decide between the art museum and conservatory, both very close to each other, and finally went with the conservatory when I found they have a butterfly show this weekend where they release LOTS of butterflies among the exhibits, and that sounded pretty nifty. But, it's only open until 5 and I slept until 2, then it just took me the better part of an hour to finish waking up. :frown: Oh well, now what to do to entertain myself for the rest of the day? I think the yard work should wait for tomorrow when I'm properly rested so I don't kill myself doing it.

Moonbear
May7-05, 02:12 PM
Here I am. I'll chip in for gas, but I'm not driving! I wanna ride shot gun so I can operate that bazooka Tsu installed on the roof!

Cool! Hey, franzbear, why don't you hop up to the roof to clean the bazooka for your Auntie MIH?

Math Is Hard
May7-05, 02:17 PM
Cool! Hey, franzbear, why don't you hop up to the roof to clean the bazooka for your Auntie MIH?
That's a swell idea! :smile: Do an extra good job, Franzbear, and there's a shiny new nickel in it for ya!

cronxeh
May7-05, 03:34 PM
http://www.aboutstreetbikes.com/upload1/one-wheel-modern1.jpg

I want what he's having.


Oh and Moonbear, check out this new song Ive uploaded:

http://carboninside.com/edyted.SWF
IT IS A SONG :cool:

BicycleTree
May7-05, 06:13 PM
It's still raining. I don't mind the rain so much. But God I hate the wind

Moonbear
May7-05, 06:26 PM
It's still raining. I don't mind the rain so much. But God I hate the wind

It's beautiful and sunny here, around 80 degrees! :biggrin: It got overcast for a while and I thought we were going to get rain, but the clouds blew past and no rain. :smile:

JamesU
May7-05, 06:29 PM
I'm pretty sure that you just participated, or was that my imagination? And how on Earth could you fail to notice Artman and Cronxeh and DocToxin and Evo and SOS and Ivan and Integral and Tsu and... (I haven't forgotten the rest; I'm just getting tired of typing.)
Imeant from the beggining of this page up to my post, I didn't know that there were more no-lifes. :uhh:

BicycleTree
May7-05, 06:33 PM
When there's just mist and drizzle, that can be nice to be out in. But when the wind DRIVES it PELTING against your face as you walk a couple miles you become frightening

BicycleTree
May7-05, 06:37 PM
You know, I walked in two directions against the wind. A man who reminded me of a deer jumped across the street and an unhealthy woman smoked in her dangerous car. The crying child at the supermarket crystallized it all in my mind. I scared the cashier. Walking home the cars were cautious around me. The raindrops blasted against my face.

Moonbear
May7-05, 06:46 PM
Imeant from the beggining of this page up to my post, I didn't know that there were more no-lifes. :uhh:
:grumpy: No-lifes, huh? :mad:

Want to join us? :biggrin:

BicycleTree
May7-05, 06:47 PM
The light on the ceiling blew out and the sirens sounded hollowly down a street somewhere. An ambulance passed me as I took out the trash.

Moonbear
May7-05, 06:53 PM
Oh and Moonbear, check out this new song Ive uploaded:

http://carboninside.com/edyted.SWF
IT IS A SONG :cool:

Well, considering I'm home on dial-up today, so it was loading VERY slowly, which meant I got to listen to it in about 10 second snippets interrupted by about a minute more of loading each time (I listened to about half of it)...I like it. Sounds a bit like Cher's "I Believe" album. Who's the artist? It sounds familiar, but listening in snippets makes it hard to identify if I know the music already or not. I can't get any music like that on the radio around here, no stations play it. :grumpy: That's one thing I really miss about the east coast is the variety of music stations. When I lived in Jersey, I used to be able to get a station that played good dance music all night. I can't remember what station it was anymore, so don't know if they still exist.

Huckleberry
May7-05, 07:23 PM
Is it just me, or does everyone seem a little down today?

cronxeh
May7-05, 07:56 PM
Moonbear its a remix from spanish version

its called Aventura - Obsession

And you can simply right click on that link and save as.. and then you can just store it on your computer and play using your browser when it finishes (its only like 5 MB)

Moonbear
May7-05, 08:03 PM
Moonbear its a remix from spanish version

its called Aventura - Obsession

And you can simply right click on that link and save as.. and then you can just store it on your computer and play using your browser when it finishes (its only like 5 MB)

You keep forgetting I have a Mac. :biggrin: No right clicking here. 5 MB isn't much on a high speed connection. On a modem, it takes a while.

cronxeh
May7-05, 08:05 PM
You keep forgetting I have a Mac. :biggrin:

http://www.awesomo.net/gallery/images/Original_Images/347KylePuke.gif

BicycleTree
May7-05, 08:06 PM
Yes it does take a while. Modems are quite slow.

SOS2008
May7-05, 08:08 PM
I want what he's having.Does anyone recall the South Park episode in which Mr Garrison invents a bike like this...except he adds a feature this one doesn't have. :rofl:

In the meantime, I saw this photo--Unlike these guys, DocTox has a cool tattoo. :biggrin:

http://img189.echo.cx/img189/8416/crazytattoo20lq.jpg

And the guy with the nose ring made me think of a comedian last night who said people with piercings were secretly being tagged by Wild Kingdom and tracked. It has been found that they tend to be unemployed in comparison to other members of their species.

BicycleTree
May7-05, 08:16 PM
People who have nose rings also have no respect for their nasal tissue.

Huckleberry
May7-05, 08:18 PM
Makes you wonder where they got the money for all those tattoos. They must be wearing 1000s of dollars worth of ink. What kind of jobs could they have? The middle one looks like a witch doctor to me. The right one is a proctologist? The guy on the left works as a cashier at the Market Basket down the street from me.

BicycleTree
May7-05, 08:20 PM
Well, anyone can save a few thousand dollars for tattoos. You don't need a high-paying job for that.

JamesU
May7-05, 08:21 PM
Does anyone recall the South Park episode in which Mr Garrison invents a bike like this...except he adds a feature this one doesn't have. :rofl:
It's in the fifth season, called "it.". And yes that bike reminded me of garrison's invention :tongue2: :yuck:

BicycleTree
May7-05, 08:23 PM
Eventually the oil reserves will be depleted. The sooner the better. Let's do away with government "shortages." 1984

Moonbear
May7-05, 08:26 PM
Makes you wonder where they got the money for all those tattoos. They must be wearing 1000s of dollars worth of ink. What kind of jobs could they have? The middle one looks like a witch doctor to me. The right one is a proctologist? The guy on the left works as a cashier at the Market Basket down the street from me.

Rich parents? I guess they could get jobs with the circus sideshow. What possesses someone to go to extremes like that? Those guys don't even have good bodies to show off. That guy in the middle just scares me. Why? Why? Why????? :confused: :surprised

JamesU
May7-05, 08:29 PM
I'm not abput to read this whole thread, but how'd we get so far off topic?

Huckleberry
May7-05, 08:39 PM
Rich parents? I guess they could get jobs with the circus sideshow. What possesses someone to go to extremes like that? Those guys don't even have good bodies to show off. That guy in the middle just scares me. Why? Why? Why????? :confused: :surprisedI'd be willing to wager that they are some of the most interesting, kindest people one could ever meet. How could they not have a good sense if humor when they choose to wear a Halloween costume every day of the year? If I had any house pets I'd be cautious about letting them know where I live.

Moonbear
May7-05, 08:41 PM
I'm not abput to read this whole thread, but how'd we get so far off topic?

Off topic? We never had a topic.

Now, little franzbear, stick your head up inside that bazooka and see if there's any dirt getting in the way when Auntie MIH fires it.

JamesU
May7-05, 08:42 PM
People who have nose rings also have no respect for their nasal tissue.
Nobody has respect for their nasal tissue..

JamesU
May7-05, 08:43 PM
Off topic? We never had a topic.


Look on the first page, ever wonder why its called "thread killer champions"?

BicycleTree
May7-05, 08:44 PM
Bazookas are not funny.

Moonbear
May7-05, 08:45 PM
I'd be willing to wager that they are some of the most interesting, kindest people one could ever meet. How could they not have a good sense if humor when they choose to wear a Halloween costume every day of the year? If I had any house pets I'd be cautious about letting them know where I live.

I'd be more willing to bet they're insane. Or addicted to some sort of illegal substance. I don't think you could tolerate that amount of tattooing without some sort of intoxicants in one's system. When they cover your whole body like that, they are in some rather tender areas! Which leaves me wondering if there are tattoos they couldn't show in that photo? :surprised

Moonbear
May7-05, 08:47 PM
Look on the first page, ever wonder why its called "thread killer champions"?

That's what we're doing. This is the championship thread-killer match.
Amateurs. :rolleyes:

:biggrin:

BicycleTree
May7-05, 08:48 PM
No one here is killing the thread. I tried that once but I guess it was against the rules.

BicycleTree
May7-05, 08:49 PM
You know, I was the first one to point out that this thread has become a general chat.

Moonbear
May7-05, 08:58 PM
Well, if everyone would just stop posting in this thread, we could kill it rather quickly! Or, rather, I could kill it quickly. :devil:

DocToxyn
May7-05, 09:44 PM
Well, if everyone would just stop posting in this thread, we could kill it rather quickly! Or, rather, I could kill it quickly. :devil:

Oh, you know we're not going to let that happen, especially since you scooped the 5000th post!

Yeah, those tattoos can be painful. :surprised The funny thing was that as it was happening there were spots where it didn't hurt much at all and right next to it the pain would shoot to various spots of my body quite some distance away from the needles. Really a strange experience and almost everyone I know that has done it can't wait to do it again. :devil:

Huckleberry
May7-05, 09:48 PM
Oh, you know we're not going to let that happen, especially since you scooped the 5000th post!

Yeah, those tattoos can be painful. :surprised The funny thing was that as it was happening there were spots where it didn't hurt much at all and right next to it the pain would shoot to various spots of my body quite some distance away from the needles. Really a strange experience and almost everyone I know that has done it can't wait to do it again. :devil:
My brother tells me the same thing. He says they are addictive. He's got about 5 of them now and plans to get more.

I think I'll stick with the skin I got. Tattoos aren't my style anyway.

BicycleTree
May7-05, 10:09 PM
Har har har. That's the joke, but it's only a joke. Nobody is actually trying to kill the thread.

Moonbear
May7-05, 10:40 PM
Har har har. That's the joke, but it's only a joke. Nobody is actually trying to kill the thread.

Well, we did start out trying to kill it, but then we gave it a name, and grew rather fond and attached to it, and little franzbear is getting all grown up and is turning into such a handsome lad, well, once you give them names, it's really hard to kill them. :rolleyes:

Moonbear
May7-05, 10:47 PM
Oh, you know we're not going to let that happen, especially since you scooped the 5000th post!

Yeah, those tattoos can be painful. :surprised The funny thing was that as it was happening there were spots where it didn't hurt much at all and right next to it the pain would shoot to various spots of my body quite some distance away from the needles. Really a strange experience and almost everyone I know that has done it can't wait to do it again. :devil:

Well, dang, yours runs along your whole ribcage! That's supposed to be one of the most painful places to get a tattoo. (Aside from the places we can't show pictures of here...ever see pictures of those? I can only hope those guys passed out almost immediately! *shudders* :surprised)

My sister has a small one of a dream catcher on her thigh. She's always been the wild one. I tend to avoid things I know in advance are going to be painful.

Evo
May7-05, 10:58 PM
http://img189.echo.cx/img189/8416/crazytattoo20lq.jpgAll I can say is that the guy in the middle is the reason that some animals eat their young. I can just see his mother beaming with pride, showing his pictures to the other moms. Yes, little Johnny always traveled to the beat of a different drum. :bugeye:

Huckleberry
May7-05, 11:29 PM
I think I shall name him franzbear. (the one in the middle)

Moonbear
May7-05, 11:37 PM
All I can say is that the guy in the middle is the reason that some animals eat their young. I can just see his mother beaming with pride, showing his pictures to the other moms. Yes, little Johnny always traveled to the beat of a different drum. :bugeye:

Different drum? He's traveling to a whole different band! I'm still shuddering over that one! I guess he can always get a job in a call center where no customers ever have to see him. I'd probably die of fright if I ran into him at night, and I'm usually pretty relaxed about crazy things kids do.

I'm still trying to figure out how the one with the nose ring can breathe. It looks like it fills his nostrils completely!

Moonbear
May7-05, 11:39 PM
I think I shall name him franzbear. (the one in the middle)

No, no, no!!!! You're not letting little franzbear get any tattoos like that! He can have a nice turtle like his Uncle Toxyn, but that's it! He can dye his hair any color he wants and wear make-up even, but no tattoos on the face!!! Only things that grow out or wash off.

BicycleTree
May7-05, 11:43 PM
Threads don't have faces. So, now you have abandoned all pretense of harming the thread?

BicycleTree
May7-05, 11:44 PM
Or, actually, any face in the thread counts as the thread's face... so the thread already has a tattooed face!

Moonbear
May7-05, 11:53 PM
Or, actually, any face in the thread counts as the thread's face... so the thread already has a tattooed face!

:surprised Did you sneak little franzbear out for the tattoo!!! :mad: Where's his father? He needs to give his son a good talking to for that! :grumpy:

Huckleberry
May7-05, 11:54 PM
Come on franzbear. I want to introduce you to some friends of mine. They have some really nice toys. Here, you can use this to color all over yourself and it'll never wash off. Isn't that amazing. What do you say we start by filling in those fence post impressions Uncle Artman left on your face. We'll get you some new teeth too, stronger, faster, better teeth. Really shiny ones that Moonbear will just love.

BicycleTree
May7-05, 11:58 PM
Well I am not going to stay up as late as I did last night. Good night.

Huckleberry
May8-05, 12:10 AM
Goodnight Bicycle Tree. :smile: :zzz:

Moonbear
May8-05, 12:15 AM
Come on franzbear. I want to introduce you to some friends of mine. They have some really nice toys. Here, you can use this to color all over yourself and it'll never wash off. Isn't that amazing. What do you say we start by filling in those fence post impressions Uncle Artman left on your face. We'll get you some new teeth too, stronger, faster, better teeth. Really shiny ones that Moonbear will just love.

What are you doing to my baby?!?!?!?!?! franzbear, I can't even leave you alone for a moment! Haven't you learned not to listen to your Uncle Huck when he tells you to do things?

Huckleberry
May8-05, 12:29 AM
I find that large quantities of alcohol make people much more pliant. When that doesn't work small quantities of ether do the trick very well. Besides, I think franzbear looks quite handsome with his new look. Just look at him smile. I probably shouldn't have used those rusty needles for his tatoo. Oh well, I doubt it will make a difference anyway.

Hey, Now that Bicycle Tree is asleep what do you say we shave off one of his eyebrows and take a few photos for all his friends?

JamesU
May8-05, 12:38 AM
Hey, Now that Bicycle Tree is asleep what do you say we shave off one of his eyebrows and take a few photos for all his friends?
Why just friends? Put 'em on the 'net and let everyone join in the fun :tongue2:

Moonbear
May8-05, 12:56 AM
Hey, Now that Bicycle Tree is asleep what do you say we shave off one of his eyebrows and take a few photos for all his friends?

Why just friends? Put 'em on the 'net and let everyone join in the fun

:rofl: :devil: Only if I can draw funny things on his face with eyeliner. :tongue2:

Huckleberry
May8-05, 01:10 AM
:rofl: :devil: Only if I can draw funny things on his face with eyeliner. :tongue2:Oh he'll love that. I would use a permanent marker. Imagine the look on his face when he wakes up and goes to the bathroom and sees stuff on his face. Maybe a big swastika on his forehead and a love note from Uncle Charlie. I bet he would get a kick out of that.

How's your rescheduling going?

Moonbear
May8-05, 01:38 AM
Oh he'll love that. I would use a permanent marker. Imagine the look on his face when he wakes up and goes to the bathroom and sees stuff on his face. Maybe a big swastika on his forehead and a love note from Uncle Charlie. I bet he would get a kick out of that.

Ooh, you're more creative than I am. I was thinking of drawing in eyes on his eyelids and a handlebar mustache.

How's your rescheduling going?

Didn't work. I only took a 4 hour nap (it was only meant to be a half hour or hour nap), but I'm right back where I started only 4 hours of sleep. Maybe I should try melatonin again. I tried it before, and it was useless, but I don't think the dose was high enough to be effective in overcoming normal feedback mechanisms. I might just see if it works to increase the dose a bit. If not, then back to the drawing board.

Math Is Hard
May8-05, 01:41 AM
Oh he'll love that. I would use a permanent marker. Imagine the look on his face when he wakes up and goes to the bathroom and sees stuff on his face. Maybe a big swastika on his forehead and a love note from Uncle Charlie. I bet he would get a kick out of that.

How's your rescheduling going?
Oh, the swastika tattoo looks great! I think he needs to show it off. In, fact, franzbear, why don't you take this car for a drive through South Central, L.A. and show off your tattoo to all the folks there. You must be old enough to drive by now. Which car? Oh, just take this one with the "Rodney King had it coming" bumper sticker. Make sure you wave to all the new friends you meet. Making new friends is good!

Moonbear
May8-05, 01:50 AM
Oh, the swastika tattoo looks great! I think he needs to show it off. In, fact, franzbear, why don't you take this car for a drive through South Central, L.A. and show off your tattoo to all the folks there. You must be old enough to drive by now. Which car? Oh, just take this one with the "Rodney King had it coming" bumper sticker. Make sure you wave to all the new friends you meet. Making new friends is good!

Oh, man! franzbear, make sure you tell all your new friends that it was your idea!

:uhh: Maybe this is going too far... *slips bullet-proof jacket onto BT* Okay, now I don't feel so guilty.

And, franzbear, honey, here's a nice bandana for you to wear to look cool for all the friends you're going to meet.

Math Is Hard
May8-05, 01:58 AM
And, franzbear, honey, here's a nice bandana for you to wear to look cool for all the friends you're going to meet.
LOL! :rofl: And make sure you take the freeways back home when you're done playing with your new friends. That's the safest route.

JamesU
May8-05, 02:02 AM
:rofl: :devil: Only if I can draw funny things on his face with eyeliner. :tongue2:
Do what you want. I suggest too much lipstick, too much eye shadow, and the bad side of town.(pick up some extra money for the weekend) :tongue2:

Moonbear
May8-05, 02:07 AM
LOL! :rofl: And make sure you take the freeways back home when you're done playing with your new friends. That's the safest route.

Oh, but do drive nice and slow. We don't want you to get hurt. If someone tries to rush you by honking the horn, you just give them the finger and let them know who's boss. :tongue2:

DocToxyn
May8-05, 02:00 PM
We'll get you some new teeth too, stronger, faster, better teeth. Really shiny ones that Moonbear will just love.

Huck, what are you thinking? The last thing we need is to pull a "Lee Majors" on little franzbear. He's hard enough to get rid of without him being the "Six-Million Dollar Kid". :cry:

DocToxyn
May8-05, 02:07 PM
Hey, Now that Bicycle Tree is asleep what do you say we shave off one of his eyebrows and take a few photos for all his friends?

No wait, lets dip his hand in warm water....no,no lets put egg whites in his shorts...oooh no lets put shaving cream on his hands and tickle his face, no lets move him and his matress into the elevator...no lets duct tape him into his bed...no, wait lets..... :rolleyes: :devil:

BTW, I have participated in all these at some point in my life, I just won't say how...

JamesU
May8-05, 02:28 PM
No wait, lets dip his hand in warm water....no,no lets put egg whites in his shorts...oooh no lets put shaving cream on his hands and tickle his face, no lets move him and his matress into the elevator...no lets duct tape him into his bed...no, wait lets..... :rolleyes: :devil:
I've got it! We put the shaving cream on his hands, tickle his face. The, to "clean" his hands, we'll dip them in warm water. Now, quickly, dict tape him to his bed and slip those eggs in for a urine and egg mixture. Now, we take him to the elevator and press all the buttons. :tongue:

Moonbear
May8-05, 02:55 PM
No wait, lets dip his hand in warm water....no,no lets put egg whites in his shorts...oooh no lets put shaving cream on his hands and tickle his face, no lets move him and his matress into the elevator...no lets duct tape him into his bed...no, wait lets..... :rolleyes: :devil:

BTW, I have participated in all these at some point in my life, I just won't say how...

If you're going to send him to every floor in the elevator, you should stick a keg of beer in there with him to appease those who were planning to use the elevator and are inconvenienced by his snoring.

Moonbear
May8-05, 02:57 PM
Huck, what are you thinking? The last thing we need is to pull a "Lee Majors" on little franzbear. He's hard enough to get rid of without him being the "Six-Million Dollar Kid". :cry:

:rofl: Okay, how many of the young 'uns around here do you think don't know that reference?

JamesU
May8-05, 02:59 PM
If you're going to send him to every floor in the elevator, you should stick a keg of beer in there with him to appease those who were planning to use the elevator and are inconvenienced by his snoring.
We could just give him some sleeping pills, put him in a potato sack, and leave him in the dumpster on garbage day. :tongue2:

BicycleTree
May8-05, 06:15 PM
You people... this is one reason why I do not live in a dorm.

Anyway I already have a moustache.

BicycleTree
May8-05, 06:21 PM
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Huckleberry
May8-05, 06:34 PM
You people... this is one reason why I do not live in a dorm.

Anyway I already have a moustache.Oh darn, he's awake. I was gonna handcuff him to a bed in a sleezy hotel and hire a prostitute to wake him up. We'll have to take all his money before we let the prostitute in the room. We'll give it back to him later.

Hey, anyone up for a round of beers on Bicycle Tree? What a great guy!

Moonbear
May8-05, 06:39 PM
You people... this is one reason why I do not live in a dorm.

See all the fun you miss out on?! :tongue:

Moonbear
May8-05, 06:40 PM
Hey, anyone up for a round of beers on Bicycle Tree? What a great guy!

Oh, hey, thanks BT! You're such a swell guy! :biggrin:

Huckleberry
May8-05, 06:42 PM
Huck, what are you thinking? The last thing we need is to pull a "Lee Majors" on little franzbear. He's hard enough to get rid of without him being the "Six-Million Dollar Kid". :cry:Oh, C'mon. I would get a kick out of hearing the music every time he ate something.
"Take another bite of that cheeseburger, franzbear."
"Dadadadadadadadadadada" CHONP
*round of laughter and hand clapping*
"Do it again franzbear. Do it again."

BicycleTree
May8-05, 06:47 PM
No, beer is bad for you.
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BicycleTree
May8-05, 06:47 PM
What the hell happened to that picture?

Danger
May8-05, 06:50 PM
dict tape him to his bed
That sounds unnecessarily cruel. :eek:

JamesU
May8-05, 06:51 PM
I hate those large faces they totally screw up my computer!

icvotria
May8-05, 06:51 PM
Can I come play in your thread? :blushing: I just dropped my toaster in the bath and I thought you might know someone who could swim to the bottom and fish out the toast for me. They can have half as a reward, I've got some yummy jam.

Danger
May8-05, 06:55 PM
Can I come play in your thread? :blushing:
The more the merrier. You'd better get over that blushing, though; it's clothing-optional. :tongue2:

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May8-05, 06:55 PM
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BicycleTree
May8-05, 06:56 PM
THERE we go.

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May8-05, 06:57 PM
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Moonbear
May8-05, 06:59 PM
I hate those large faces they totally screw up my computer!

In what way? I think they're just text using special characters, nothing that should even be slow loading. :confused:

Moonbear
May8-05, 07:00 PM
Can I come play in your thread? :blushing: I just dropped my toaster in the bath and I thought you might know someone who could swim to the bottom and fish out the toast for me. They can have half as a reward, I've got some yummy jam.

franzbear will do it for you. We know from previous experience that he's immune to the effects of electrocution. :grumpy:

icvotria
May8-05, 07:02 PM
it's clothing-optional. :tongue2: Then I opt to wear a straw boater and some chaps. :approve:

icvotria
May8-05, 07:04 PM
franzbear will do it for you. We know from previous experience that he's immune to the effects of electrocution. :grumpy:
That's very kind of him. Tell him not to bother the piranahs I keep in the bath.

Huckleberry
May8-05, 07:04 PM
In what way? I think they're just text using special characters, nothing that should even be slow loading. :confused:I have problems with them too. Well, not problems really. Whenever I'm scrolling down the posts it drags as I come across those graphics. It looks like everything gets all scrambled up and some things reload faster than other parts of the screen and I feel like I'm in limbo. Nothing is actually getting messed up except my comprehension of what I'm looking at.

Yomamma, is that the kind of problem you are having too?

JamesU
May8-05, 07:20 PM
I have problems with them too. Well, not problems really. Whenever I'm scrolling down the posts it drags as I come across those graphics. It looks like everything gets all scrambled up and some things reload faster than other parts of the screen and I feel like I'm in limbo. Nothing is actually getting messed up except my comprehension of what I'm looking at.

Yomamma, is that the kind of problem you are having too?
Yes, it is. And my computer gets very slow.

Danger
May8-05, 07:28 PM
Then I opt to wear a straw boater and some chaps. :approve:
My kinda gal. :wink:

Moonbear
May8-05, 07:45 PM
That's very kind of him. Tell him not to bother the piranahs I keep in the bath.

Oh, even better, why don't we give him some hamburger to take in with him so the nice piranhas will come close enough for him to pet. franzbear really likes to learn about new animals.

icvotria
May8-05, 07:50 PM
Damn, I knew I'd spell piranhas wrong. That darned tricky H.

Moonbear
May8-05, 07:53 PM
I have problems with them too. Well, not problems really. Whenever I'm scrolling down the posts it drags as I come across those graphics. It looks like everything gets all scrambled up and some things reload faster than other parts of the screen and I feel like I'm in limbo. Nothing is actually getting messed up except my comprehension of what I'm looking at.

Yomamma, is that the kind of problem you are having too?

In that case, maybe it's time to ask BT to stop posting those. I didn't have a problem with his recent "artwork" since it stayed small enough to scroll past quickly, but if it's causing people problems, hopefully he'll be considerate and stop (or just post them somewhere else where those who don't have a problem viewing them can enjoy them without them disturbing those can't view them without it bogging down their computers...BT, why don't you resurrect that thread with the bicycle art in it for those pictures?).

Huckleberry
May8-05, 08:09 PM
Damn, I knew I'd spell piranhas wrong. That darned tricky H.Yeha, toshe darn h's are really tricky.
I got someone else to play with wehn tinghs get slow around ereh.
Yeha!

Uhckleberry

icvotria
May8-05, 08:15 PM
Argh, that made my eyes ache!! Can cats dream? My cat's asleep but she's making little cat noises. Perhaps she dreams of mice-pigs...

Moonbear
May8-05, 08:16 PM
Yeha, toshe darn h's are really tricky.
I got someone else to play with wehn tinghs get slow around ereh.
Yeha!

Uhckleberry

:rofl: And to think, I took a good guess and hoped I got that h in the right place too! I knew it didn't look right where it was, and that it was supposed to be somewhere, but I wasn't quite sure where to put it either. :biggrin:

BicycleTree
May8-05, 08:19 PM
What kind of computers do you people have? Mine is only 2.4 gHz and it is not slowed down much.

BicycleTree
May8-05, 08:20 PM
Mine's a piece of junk, too. No way is it running at full speed.

Huckleberry
May8-05, 08:47 PM
I notice that this thread has 5733 posos and 47529 views. Does this mean that only about 8-9 people are reading it? Sometimes I'll read a post and I won't see the number of views increase when I refresh the page. How is the number of views determined?

BicycleTree
May8-05, 08:53 PM
Probably it's the number of views after each post. So after someone posts, everyone who views it gets added again, and then they don't get added again no matter how many times they view it until someone posts again.

I have also noticed that the number of views apparently has a delay on it. Maybe it's only added up every hour or so.

Moonbear
May8-05, 09:03 PM
Probably it's the number of views after each post. So after someone posts, everyone who views it gets added again, and then they don't get added again no matter how many times they view it until someone posts again.

No, it seems to count even if you view the same thing twice...or more.

I have also noticed that the number of views apparently has a delay on it. Maybe it's only added up every hour or so.

I don't notice a delay. Maybe it depends on how frequently you refresh the page and how often your browser updates the cache?

Moonbear
May8-05, 09:05 PM
What kind of computers do you people have? Mine is only 2.4 gHz and it is not slowed down much.

Mine's a piece of junk, too. No way is it running at full speed.

Wow, that came across pretty condescending! :bugeye: Does it surprise you that not everyone may own the latest in high speed computers or be using high speed access?

BicycleTree
May8-05, 09:35 PM
No, my computer really is a piece of junk. And 2.4 GHz is really not very good. It's a 2 year old laptop with a broken screen and a SMART failure predicted on boot for the hard drive. The CD-RW drive does not work and neither does the floppy drive. Plus there are two keys missing from the keyboard and the mouse port no longer works.

BicycleTree
May8-05, 09:38 PM
I have a monitor, mouse, and keyboard hooked up, so it's usable, but still, it's junk.

Moonbear
May8-05, 09:51 PM
No, my computer really is a piece of junk. And 2.4 GHz is really not very good. It's a 2 year old laptop with a broken screen and a SMART failure predicted on boot for the hard drive. The CD-RW drive does not work and neither does the floppy drive. Plus there are two keys missing from the keyboard and the mouse port no longer works.

LOL! Sounds like my last PC. If I moved it, some card popped out so it wouldn't start up (or do much of anything), so I had to carry a screwdriver with it everywhere I went. After opening it up a few 100 times, the tabs that hold the keyboard down snapped off. Yeah, one of the keys fell off too. I didn't manage to crack the monitor, but the screws attaching it to the base are stripped, so it's pretty wobbly. Then again, it's over 10 years old now, and if I'm really nice to it, and want to wait a long time, it still starts and runs what's on it. Nonetheless, if someone else was using something that gave them worse performance, it would be rude to tell them they were using something that's worse than a piece of junk. It might just be a slow connection, or whatever else they are running slowing down the computer. Or maybe they do have a slower computer, and they may be aware of that, so no need to point it out.

DocToxyn
May8-05, 09:59 PM
Oh, even better, why don't we give him some hamburger to take in with him so the nice piranhas will come close enough for him to pet. franzbear really likes to learn about new animals.

Piranhas get a bad rap. I had one as a pet once, his name was "Sid Fishious". He was probably the most personable fish I had, when I cleaned the tank, he would come right up to my arm and just stare at it. :bugeye: I never lost any flesh and he was a great subject to watch. Now all I have are some guppies, danios, a goldfish and Thomas the Newt.

BicycleTree
May8-05, 10:17 PM
LOL! Sounds like my last PC. If I moved it, some card popped out so it wouldn't start up (or do much of anything), so I had to carry a screwdriver with it everywhere I went. After opening it up a few 100 times, the tabs that hold the keyboard down snapped off. Yeah, one of the keys fell off too. I didn't manage to crack the monitor, but the screws attaching it to the base are stripped, so it's pretty wobbly. Then again, it's over 10 years old now, and if I'm really nice to it, and want to wait a long time, it still starts and runs what's on it. Nonetheless, if someone else was using something that gave them worse performance, it would be rude to tell them they were using something that's worse than a piece of junk. It might just be a slow connection, or whatever else they are running slowing down the computer. Or maybe they do have a slower computer, and they may be aware of that, so no need to point it out.
The sad fact is that if someone's computer is slower than mine, it's slower than a piece of junk. The logic is inescapable:

Let Sxy = x is slower than y, m = my computer, Jx = x is a piece of junk
1. Jm (:. (x)(Sxm --> (Ey)(Sxy & Jy)) )
2. Sxm (assume)
3. Sxm & Jm (1, 2, conj)
4. (Ey)(Sxy & Jy) (3, EG)
5. Sxm --> (Ey)(Sxy & Jy) (2-4, CP)
6. (x)(Sxm --> (Ey)(Sxy & Jy)) (5, UG)

Moonbear
May8-05, 10:17 PM
Piranhas get a bad rap. I had one as a pet once, his name was "Sid Fishious". He was probably the most personable fish I had, when I cleaned the tank, he would come right up to my arm and just stare at it. :bugeye: I never lost any flesh and he was a great subject to watch. Now all I have are some guppies, danios, a goldfish and Thomas the Newt.

That's a great pet name! :biggrin: My best friend growing up had a piranha too...well, I think it was her brother's, but that didn't matter to us.
We just liked feeding it. It was certainly better behaved than the catfish my sister has that ate everything else in the aquarium and just won't die. I asked her if she's going to eat it when it gets big enough, and she gave me a look like this: :grumpy:

SOS2008
May8-05, 10:31 PM
I'd be willing to wager that they are some of the most interesting, kindest people one could ever meet. How could they not have a good sense if humor when they choose to wear a Halloween costume every day of the year? If I had any house pets I'd be cautious about letting them know where I live.True about judging someone by their appearance--the one guy has a Che Guevara tatoo, which shows some thought. I really was just posting the pic in regard to the joke about being tagged by Wild Kingdom.

Danger
May8-05, 10:31 PM
she gave me a look like this: :grumpy:
How on Earth can she make herself go orange? :confused:

That for sure is one of the best pet names I've ever heard. Another was a neighbour when I was a kid and the Chinese Cultural Revolution was still a hot topic. She named her Siamese Mousy Tongue. :biggrin:

Moonbear
May8-05, 10:34 PM
How on Earth can she make herself go orange? :confused:

You've never met my sister. Orange comes just before red. She has quite a temper.

That for sure is one of the best pet names I've ever heard. Another was a neighbour when I was a kid and the Chinese Cultural Revolution was still a hot topic. She named her Siamese Mousy Tongue. :biggrin:

:rofl: I love that! :rofl:

SOS2008
May8-05, 10:37 PM
Oh, you know we're not going to let that happen, especially since you scooped the 5000th post!

Yeah, those tattoos can be painful. :surprised The funny thing was that as it was happening there were spots where it didn't hurt much at all and right next to it the pain would shoot to various spots of my body quite some distance away from the needles. Really a strange experience and almost everyone I know that has done it can't wait to do it again. :devil:Wow, interesting -- Maybe some kind of acupuncture aphrodisiac? I wanted a tatoo, but now I think I'm too old for such thoughts. :frown:

Moonbear
May8-05, 10:44 PM
Wow, interesting -- Maybe some kind of acupuncture aphrodisiac? I wanted a tatoo, but now I think I'm too old for such thoughts. :frown:

Nah...when you're old is the right time to get a tattoo. You don't have to worry about how it will look when everything starts sagging because everything already has! :rofl: :biggrin:

SOS2008
May8-05, 10:51 PM
Oh darn, he's awake. I was gonna handcuff him to a bed in a sleezy hotel and hire a prostitute to wake him up. We'll have to take all his money before we let the prostitute in the room. We'll give it back to him later.Nah, we already did that to Artman (and some of the things DocTox suggested). Make note to self: Never have too many green apple martinis around DocTox.

Moonbear
May8-05, 10:52 PM
Make note to self: Never have too many green apple martinis around DoxTox.

Yeah, geez, gotta keep one eye open around him! :rofl:

Danger
May8-05, 10:57 PM
I wanted a tatoo, but now I think I'm too old for such thoughts. :frown:
Nonsense. Just don't put it on anything that's going to be down by your knees any time soon. :tongue:
I've never had a tattoo, and no piercing until last year. Now I have to design a special piece of jewelry to replace the piercing because the stupid thing rejected twice and I want it back. My immune system is too good. :rolleyes:

SOS2008
May8-05, 11:00 PM
Nah...when you're old is the right time to get a tattoo. You don't have to worry about how it will look when everything starts sagging because everything already has! :rofl: :biggrin:Now I'm thinking how I can tattoo my butt to make it look smaller--maybe a dark color all over? :rofl:

Moonbear
May8-05, 11:07 PM
Now I'm thinking how I can tattoo my butt to make it look smaller--maybe a dark color all over? :rofl:

:uhh: As long as you promise to not send us a picture of your tattoo! :rofl:

Huckleberry
May8-05, 11:08 PM
Now I'm thinking how I can tattoo my butt to make it look smaller--maybe a dark color all over? :rofl: I think the best solution to this problem is to send a photo to us all so we can work and compare on tattoo designs.
True about judging someone by their appearance--the one guy has a Che Guevara tatoo, which shows some thought.True, but I would have a hard time imagining him being my best man. On second I have a harder time imagining myself as a groom.
Nah, we already did that to Artman (and some of the things DocTox suggested). Make note to self: Never have too many green apple martinis around DoxTox.These are classic jokes. They never go out of style until they happen to you. Not they would happen to you. I wouldn't shave any part of a woman's body unless authorized to do so. There could be hell to pay. I might try to convince Moonbear to do it for me though. :devil:

Danger
May8-05, 11:08 PM
:uhh: As long as you promise to not send us a picture of your tattoo! :rofl:
Away, you meddling bear! I want a picture.

JamesU
May8-05, 11:10 PM
What kind of computers do you people have? Mine is only 2.4 gHz and it is not slowed down much.
I know I'm bringing up old topics, but it's fun when your parents get everything for you.

EDIT: and everyone else's is a piece of crap

Mine's an HP Pavillion With a 17" westing house flat-panel monitor :rofl:

Moonbear
May8-05, 11:21 PM
True, but I would have a hard time imagining him being my best man. On second I have a harder time imagining myself as a groom.

:rofl: The scary thing is that with the company he keeps, he's looking pretty normal in that picture! :tongue2:

Moonbear
May8-05, 11:22 PM
Away, you meddling bear! I want a picture.

Have her send it via PM! I don't need another replay of the "thong guy" incident! :rofl: :biggrin:

Oh, oh, oh, wait! SOS, you could have a bikini tattooed on...imagine the double-takes at the beach! :rofl:

SOS2008
May8-05, 11:23 PM
I think the best solution to this problem is to send a photo to us all so we can work and compare on tattoo designs.Away, you meddling bear! I want a picture.That is so sweet of you guys to offer your help. To create the illusion of "smallness" in addition to dark colors, I'm thinking I could use geometric patterns like this:
>> <<

Danger
May8-05, 11:30 PM
That is so sweet of you guys to offer your help. To create the illusion of "smallness" in addition to dark colors, I'm thinking I could use geometric patterns like this:
>> <<
All you need to do for the illusion of smallness is carry a poster of J.Lo around. :tongue:

SOS2008
May8-05, 11:30 PM
Oh, oh, oh, wait! SOS, you could have a bikini tattooed on...imagine the double-takes at the beach! :rofl: :rofl: You mean something like this?

http://img50.echo.cx/img50/4213/bodypaint95bs.jpg

This gal is modeling my marketing idea for Huck's melon juice business.

Danger
May8-05, 11:33 PM
SOS, you could have a bikini tattooed on...imagine the double-takes at the beach! :rofl:
A highly approved idea! I've seen women wearing body paint instead of real clothes and it takes a pretty careful examination to realize that they're naked.

SOS2008
May8-05, 11:50 PM
Or...for Halloween next fall....

This one?

http://img235.echo.cx/img235/574/bodypaint63sa.th.jpg

or this one?

http://img235.echo.cx/img235/3961/bodypaint25ma.th.jpg

The pumpkin is more in keeping with the holiday....

Huckleberry
May8-05, 11:58 PM
:rofl: You mean something like this?

http://img50.echo.cx/img50/4213/bodypaint95bs.jpg

This gal is modeling my marketing idea for Huck's melon juice business.Is this that latex paint on clothing?

I wish I could market the idea. I think it would really take off. I could sell it to Hugh Heffner. We could call it Heffner's Heifers. Virgin milk.
doesn't have to be true. Guys will eat it up anyway.

Danger
May8-05, 11:58 PM
Or...for Halloween next fall....

This one?

http://img235.echo.cx/img235/574/bodypaint63sa.th.jpg
The pumpkin is more in keeping with the holiday....
That one for Kerrie, I'd figure. You'd really have to get going on the project if you want to achieve that level of ripeness by Hallowe'en. Do you require assistance? :tongue2:

or this one?

http://img235.echo.cx/img235/3961/bodypaint25ma.th.jpg
More samples, please. Too small a reference base. :devil:

I gotta get me a paintbrush... :tongue2:

Moonbear
May9-05, 12:12 AM
:rofl: You mean something like this?

http://img50.echo.cx/img50/4213/bodypaint95bs.jpg

This gal is modeling my marketing idea for Huck's melon juice business.

:rofl: That's too funny!

Moonbear
May9-05, 12:14 AM
Or...for Halloween next fall....

This one?

http://img235.echo.cx/img235/574/bodypaint63sa.th.jpg



:rofl: I guess when she tells her kid she found him/her in the pumpkin patch, it'll be the truth! :rofl:

cronxeh
May9-05, 12:15 AM
hm.. titties.. what else is new on PF

JamesU
May9-05, 12:16 AM
:rofl: I guess when she tells her kid she found him/her in the pumpkin patch, it'll be the truth! :rofl:
Can someone update me when she has her kid? I wanna knoe his name, address, everything, so I can show him the picture of his mom. :tongue2: :devil:

Moonbear
May9-05, 12:30 AM
hm.. titties.. what else is new on PF

LOL! I love when they have Sharon Osbourne on interviews. When she says "titties" in her very proper British accent, she could just as easily be talking about puppies; it sounds like something cute. Say it with an American accent, and it sounds crass.

cronxeh
May9-05, 12:35 AM
yes well.. my russian accent makes all the girls cream when I say it :rofl:

Huckleberry
May9-05, 12:35 AM
LOL! I love when they have Sharon Osbourne on interviews. When she says "titties" in her very proper British accent, she could just as easily be talking about puppies; it sounds like something cute. Say it with an American accent, and it sounds crass.
That's because the British speak very deliberately. Sharon accentuates the t's. In American slang it all kind of runs together really quickly. By the time you realize what you're hearing it's already over. Hmm, why does that sound familiar?

Moonbear
May9-05, 12:50 AM
By the time you realize what you're hearing it's already over. Hmm, why does that sound familiar?

:uhh: Your aim might be just a weeeee bit off if ears have something to do with it. :uhh:

Huckleberry
May9-05, 01:05 AM
:uhh: Your aim might be just a weeeee bit off if ears have something to do with it. :uhh:What? You mean ears have nothing to do with it? I can't think of a better place to keep them. Well, maybe I could :uhh:

Moonbear
May9-05, 01:08 AM
What? You mean ears have nothing to do with it? I can't think of a better place to keep them. Well, maybe I could :uhh:

I have a better use of ears. Now, you just whisper into my ear what you have in mind and I'll let you know if you need to adjust your aim. :tongue2:

Huckleberry
May9-05, 01:24 AM
I have a better use of ears. Now, you just whisper into my ear what you have in mind and I'll let you know if you need to adjust your aim. :tongue2: :blushing: What's this for? :tongue2: He doesn't even have any ears. :biggrin:

Moonbear
May9-05, 01:35 AM
:blushing: What's this for? :tongue2: He doesn't even have any ears. :biggrin:

Nope, but he has a tongue. :tongue2:

Huckleberry
May9-05, 01:38 AM
Nope, but he has a tongue. :tongue2:
Well thank goodness for that! It's bad enough he's got no ears. How does he keep his head from slipping off the pillow at night?

Danger
May9-05, 01:41 AM
:rofl: I guess when she tells her kid she found him/her in the pumpkin patch, it'll be the truth! :rofl:
I always thought that pumpkins have bigger leaves, but in this case it would be preferable to have it pruned. :biggrin:

Moonbear
May9-05, 01:57 AM
Well thank goodness for that! It's bad enough he's got no ears. How does he keep his head from slipping off the pillow at night?

Well, he nestles it in between...darn, can't say that either. :biggrin:

Danger
May9-05, 02:09 AM
Well, he nestles it in between...darn, can't say that either. :biggrin:
Sure you can. Nobody here but us perverts.

Moonbear
May9-05, 02:15 AM
Sure you can. Nobody here but us perverts.

Yep, there, just what you were thinking. :wink:

cronxeh
May9-05, 02:22 AM
go to sleep all of you!

lack of sleep contributes to a slower performance which adds to to profit loss to your Universities and subsequent loss for tax payers, which in turn results in an inflated prices on Chinese imports and a tsunami off the coast of India

There, you thought I didnt know Chaos theory, ha!

Moonbear
May9-05, 02:27 AM
go to sleep all of you!

lack of sleep contributes to a slower performance which adds to to profit loss to your Universities and subsequent loss for tax payers, which in turn results in an inflated prices on Chinese imports and a tsunami off the coast of India

There, you thought I didnt know Chaos theory, ha!

I think you're the one suffering from sleep deprivation there! I want to sleep! I really do! I'm just not sleepy yet. Hopefully soon.

Danger
May9-05, 02:27 AM
go to sleep all of you!

lack of sleep contributes to a slower performance which adds to to profit loss to your Universities
I don't have a university. All there is to do tomorrow is go to work, and I can sleep as much as I need to there.

There, you thought I didnt know Chaos theory, ha!
Are you kidding? This thread is entirely based upon it. :tongue:

cronxeh
May9-05, 02:30 AM
I have a final exam in exactamundoishly 5 hours 31 minutes and I need to sleep for maybe.. i donno.. im afraid if i shut my eyes right now and then I'll just wakeup in 10 hours

i set up 3 alarm clocks.. all at 6 am.. lets see if i wakeup then. ill make sure to post when i wakeup

over and out

Moonbear
May9-05, 02:39 AM
I have a final exam in exactamundoishly 5 hours 31 minutes and I need to sleep for maybe.. i donno.. im afraid if i shut my eyes right now and then I'll just wakeup in 10 hours

i set up 3 alarm clocks.. all at 6 am.. lets see if i wakeup then. ill make sure to post when i wakeup

over and out

:surprised I hate those sort of mornings! Make sure one of those alarm clocks is set across the room so you have to get out of bed to shut it off.

That's one thing I miss about dorm life. When I really needed to wake up, if I hit the snooze button one too many times, my roommate hit me with something thrown from across the room...that was guaranteed to wake me up! :rofl:

Ivan Seeking
May9-05, 03:08 AM
I agree with Moonbear.

Since she has agreed with me three times in a row tonight :surprised I felt like I really had to make the effort. :biggrin:

Moonbear
May9-05, 03:12 AM
I agree with Moonbear.

Since she has agreed with me three times in a row tonight :surprised I felt like I really had to make the effort. :biggrin:

I did? I must be more tired than I thought. I'll try not to do that again. :tongue:

Danger
May9-05, 03:45 AM
I did? I must be more tired than I thought. I'll try not to do that again. :tongue:
I should say so! You're really slipping, girl. :biggrin:

Moonbear
May9-05, 04:18 AM
I should say so! You're really slipping, girl. :biggrin:

I know, you don't really like the agreeable ones, you'd prefer the feisty ones, eh?

hypatia
May9-05, 07:19 AM
Me too, but for some reason I can never sleep in. I set my alarm for 8, but I'm up at 6:30

DocToxyn
May9-05, 07:31 AM
I should say so! You're really slipping, girl.


I know, you don't really like the agreeable ones, you'd prefer the feisty ones, eh?


From what I know of him, I would imagine Danger really does like the "slippery ones" as well. :biggrin:

DocToxyn
May9-05, 08:12 AM
Evo (and anyone else herp-minded), if you haven't already seen the sites blackjungle.com (http://www.blackjungle.com) and mascarino.com (http://www.mascarino.com/), take a look at them. Some really great shots of frogs you can buy as captive bred stock. Also a nice list of other cold-blooded links on blackjungle. Enjoy. :smile:

Astronuc
May9-05, 11:52 AM
Just stopped in to get the 48,000 view and 5795 post on page 387 in this thread. :biggrin:

Danger
May9-05, 01:50 PM
I know, you don't really like the agreeable ones, you'd prefer the feisty ones, eh?
From what I know of him, I would imagine Danger really does like the "slippery ones" as well. :biggrin:
Maybe I should be living in a 'B' movie. It appears that an 'Eel Woman' would be my ideal mate. :tongue2:

cronxeh
May9-05, 02:56 PM
Tell me if you likey:

http://carboninside.com/world5.gif
320x240 (205 KB)

640x480 : http://carboninside.com/world4.gif (718 KB)
880x660 : http://carboninside.com/world3.gif (1.289 MB)

I suggest you download it first or otherwise it will be loading in fragments

Hey Moonster, I got a new song for ya :biggrin:
http://carboninside.com/edyted.SWF
This is Jam & Spoon - Be Angeled (acoustic version)

SOS2008
May9-05, 03:12 PM
...You'd really have to get going on the project if you want to achieve that level of ripeness by Hallowe'en. Do you require assistance? :tongue2: Another e-child, like DangSOS?! :surprised No, no, no, no -- I don't care if the gestation period is short and birth is easy, or even if males give birth to e-children, it just can't be allowed! :rofl:

Moonbear
May9-05, 03:17 PM
Me too, but for some reason I can never sleep in. I set my alarm for 8, but I'm up at 6:30

I wish I had that problem. I didn't manage to cure my nocturnality over the weekend, I made it worse! Thank heavens I'm an academic and can get away with starting my work day at sunset. People start thinking I'm a vampire when I keep schedules like this (at least I'm no longer going out on a farm collecting blood samples all night...that really didn't help my reputation). I already have very pale skin, and then when I don't come out in daylight, plus I have two pointy incisors instead of normal flat ones (not the front teeth, but the ones next to them...another treat of genetics...a few of my cousins have the same, so I know which side of the family it comes from). I try to tell people it means I'm more carnivorous than most, but they seem to prefer the vampire story. :rolleyes:

Moonbear
May9-05, 03:19 PM
Another e-child, like DangSOS?! :surprised No, no, no, no -- I don't care if the gestation period is short and birth is easy, or even if males give birth to e-children, it just can't be allowed! :rofl:

Hmmm...maybe DangOS has a better ring to it. Though, it might be too commonly used...hear it all the time from those Windows users. (Let it sink in slowly, I borrowed one of Danger's slow fuses).

Evo
May9-05, 03:27 PM
I work with sheep, brain dead sheep. :rolleyes: No, these people are an insult to sheep.

I'm on a web conference and we all got an e-mail telling us there were two ways to register. It said to either register as a guest or register as a member if you had an ID.

Ok, on the registration web page on the left side it says "register as a guest" and on the right side of the page it says "register as a member". (we don't have ID's to this particular site)

Want to take a guess how many people entered their name as "guest"? Out of 118 participants only 6 of us have names, all the other participants are named "guest". Well, the e-mail did say "register as a guest". :rolleyes: :uhh: :bugeye:

cronxeh
May9-05, 03:38 PM
mms://wm.univision.speedera.net/wm.univision/Mexico%202005/Mayo/0506/050506motos300.wmv

Edgar Ponce (Mexican actor) died in a motorcycle crash when an SUV plowed through like 5-6 motorcyclists

WARNING: VERY GRAPHIC

Some freaky stuff

Moonbear
May9-05, 03:39 PM
Sheep only look dumb, it's all part of their master plan to take over the world.

Hmm...if they had an ID, would they have registered the name "Member?" :rofl: That's sad. You'd think in your line of work, people would be a bit more tech saavy. I'd expect something like that from a group of secretaries whose job it is to follow directions literally, but not from people who are actually involved in IT. :rolleyes:

Well, do they have the sense at least to bow down to the superior status of those who have names? :biggrin:

Evo
May9-05, 03:46 PM
Sheep only look dumb, it's all part of their master plan to take over the world. I love sheep. :biggrin:

Hmm...if they had an ID, would they have registered the name "Member?" :rofl:Yes, yes they would. The e-mail said "if you have an ID, register as a member".

That's sad.It's scary, and they wonder why I don't associate with them outside of the office. :uhh:

Well, do they have the sense at least to bow down to the superior status of those who have names? :biggrin: :rofl:

Moonbear
May9-05, 04:56 PM
I love sheep. :biggrin:
Be careful about saying that around Artman. He gets jealous if anyone else is messing with his sheep! :rofl:

BicycleTree
May9-05, 05:20 PM
Just think about all the people on LSD right now.

Huckleberry
May9-05, 06:42 PM
Okay, I spent an hour thinking about people on LSD. Then they all turned to me and said, "Dude, quit crashin' our party, man." I thought it would be best to leave then, but I enjoyed the fresh sushi and wasabe while I was there. Man, that stuff is spicy!

JamesU
May9-05, 07:22 PM
I wonder how many people from this forum are on LSD? Danger? MOONBEAR...?

Moonbear
May9-05, 07:25 PM
Okay, I spent an hour thinking about people on LSD. Then they all turned to me and said, "Dude, quit crashin' our party, man." I thought it would be best to leave then, but I enjoyed the fresh sushi and wasabe while I was there. Man, that stuff is spicy!

Mmmmmm...sushi!!!! Mmmmmmmm....wasabi!!!!! :approve: It's hard to get good sushi in the middle of the country. Have to get to one of the coasts.

JamesU
May9-05, 07:27 PM
Mmmmmm...sushi!!!! Mmmmmmmm....wasabi!!!!! :approve: It's hard to get good sushi in the middle of the country. Have to get to one of the coasts.
Why would anyone eat raw meat?

Moonbear
May9-05, 07:28 PM
Why would anyone eat raw meat?

Because it tastes good! :approve:

JamesU
May9-05, 07:29 PM
Because it tastes good! :approve:
I've never had it but it seems too disgusting :yuck:

http://sprott.physics.wisc.edu/pickover/pc/sushi-large.jpg

Huckleberry
May9-05, 07:41 PM
OMG!! Thanks a lot yomamma. Now I'm starving.

The only problem I have with sushi is that it is so damn expensive and not very filling. I feel like I'm eating my wallet, and even wasabe can't cleanse that from my palate.

That picture is like a dream.

JamesU
May9-05, 07:43 PM
OMG!! Thanks a lot yomamma. Now I'm starving.

The only problem I have with sushi is that it is so damn expensive and not very filling. I feel like I'm eating my wallet, and even wasabe can't cleanse that from my palate.

That picture is like a dream.
Appreciation is always accepted :approve:

Moonbear
May9-05, 08:23 PM
OMG!! Thanks a lot yomamma. Now I'm starving.

The only problem I have with sushi is that it is so damn expensive and not very filling. I feel like I'm eating my wallet, and even wasabe can't cleanse that from my palate.

That picture is like a dream.

Make that for two! Yummmyyyyy!!! Yomamma, you should give it a try. But if you do, go to a place with a good reputation. If you don't like it, don't have it again, but it never hurts to try new things. You can also get something like a California roll that has cooked crabmeat in it along with cucumber and avocado...it's a good place for those not brave enough to try raw fish to start and just see if the general idea is something palatable to you.

My favorite is sashimi. If I go out for sushi, I do a whole meal. Some miso soup, then sushi and maybe a salad of some sort, a little tempura on the side, and then a nice cold saki with dessert. :approve:

And I haven't even eaten dinner yet. :grumpy:

Huckleberry
May9-05, 08:32 PM
I don't like crab meat. Just about any kind of fish is great. I don't mind octopus, but it is a little chewy. But for some reason I never met a crustacean that I liked to eat.

I don't know the names of all of those sushi things. I just point and grunt and they put it on a plate for me. My elbows dance all over the table and and I can't sit still for a minute. I always chew with my mouth closed though. I guess that's something.

Time to eat for me. Burgers, which is what I usually get to fill up the corners after every time I've had sushi.

Danger
May9-05, 08:38 PM
I wonder how many people from this forum are on LSD? Danger? MOONBEAR...?
I'm pretty sure that we're all sufficiently zoned without chemical assistance.

Enough with the sushi, already! I'm trying to eat here... :yuck:

Moonbear
May9-05, 08:45 PM
I don't like crab meat. Just about any kind of fish is great. I don't mind octopus, but it is a little chewy. But for some reason I never met a crustacean that I liked to eat.

Mmm...I like crustaceans! I just avoid oysters, those don't count. And I don't seem to need any added aphrodesiacs...I'm convinced the only reason they got that reputation is because if you'll put one of those in your mouth, you'll put anything in your mouth!

I don't know the names of all of those sushi things. I just point and grunt and they put it on a plate for me.
I usually have to find the translated menu, and I slowly learn what I like in Japanese. Very little on the menu I won't eat, so no big deal if I order the wrong thing. Oh, yeah, the octopus is usually too chewy for me too. Tastes good, but hard to eat.

My elbows dance all over the table and and I can't sit still for a minute. I always chew with my mouth closed though. I guess that's something.

:rofl: Something tells me I just have to see this in person!

Time to eat for me. Burgers, which is what I usually get to fill up the corners after every time I've had sushi.

Agh! Burgers after sushi?! That ruins it! I actually can fill up pretty well on sushi. If not, then ice cream for dessert does the job.

JamesU
May9-05, 08:48 PM
Where did the "thread killing" veer so far off topic?

Moonbear
May9-05, 08:52 PM
Where did the "thread killing" veer so far off topic?

It's not off-topic. I'm still determined to kill it. Just don't think I'm going to late any of you Johnny-come-lately folks get the credit for the thread kill! :grumpy:

BicycleTree
May9-05, 08:53 PM
I was the first to use the term "johnny-come-lately" in this thread.

JamesU
May9-05, 08:54 PM
It's not off-topic. I'm still determined to kill it. Just don't think I'm going to late any of you Johnny-come-lately folks get the credit for the thread kill! :grumpy:
Its like george bush, everyone wants to kill him, but everyone wants to be the one to do it, so they foil everyone else's plans :tongue2:

BicycleTree
May9-05, 08:56 PM
So, basically, you're a johnny-come-lately in the game of calling people johnny-come-latelies. :rofl:

DocToxyn
May9-05, 09:11 PM
Why would anyone eat raw meat?

Like Moonbear said, there are a lot of maki rolls and nigiri (the small rice mound topped with whatever) that aren't raw fish. Cucumber, asparagus, egg, gourd aresome vegetarian options and several cooked fish/shellfish types like surf clam, shrimp and barbequed eel (my favorite). There is a local place (http://www.californiarollin.com) that really gets crazy and does rolls with raspberry, jalapenos and cream cheese amoung others, excellent stuff. The best I had was out in San Francisco, I ordered ama ebi, sweet shrimp, and they brought out the expected nigiri which was great, then as we were working through some other sushi the waitress brings out the rest of the shrimp. The heads, complete with antennae, eyes and all were lightly battered and deep fried until very crisp. :bugeye: They were awesome, like shrimpx10, mmmm...tasty. :tongue2:

Moonbear
May9-05, 09:12 PM
So, basically, you're a johnny-come-lately in the game of calling people johnny-come-latelies. :rofl:

I supposed it's better than being a Johnny-come-too-early. :rolleyes:

Huckleberry
May9-05, 09:15 PM
Mmm...I like crustaceans! I just avoid oysters, those don't count. And I don't seem to need any added aphrodesiacs...I'm convinced the only reason they got that reputation is because if you'll put one of those in your mouth, you'll put anything in your mouth!I don't remember trying oysters but I tried clams before. As far as things with shells go they weren't that bad. The ones I had had :confused: some gritty bits in them that I didn't appreciate very much.

:rofl: Something tells me I just have to see this in person! Maybe at the next PF assembly. I hope I get my invitation to this years Holloween party. :biggrin:


Agh! Burgers after sushi?! That ruins it! I actually can fill up pretty well on sushi. If not, then ice cream for dessert does the job.Did you know that the world record eating champion is a Japanese guy that weighs like 150 pounds? All that elbow dancing and butt fidgeting burns a lot of calories. I could probably eat that guy after he finished winning his title.

Moonbear
May9-05, 09:17 PM
There is a local place (http://www.californiarollin.com) that really gets crazy and does rolls with raspberry, jalapenos and cream cheese amoung others, excellent stuff.

I found this joke on their site!! :rofl: :rofl:

Nervous Taxi Driver

A passenger in a taxi leaned over to ask the driver a question and tapped him on the shoulder. The driver screamed, lost control of the cab, nearly hit a bus, drove up over the curb, and stopped just inches from a large plate glass window.

For a few moments everything was silent in the cab, and then the still
shaking driver said, "I'm sorry but you scared the daylights out of me."

The frightened passenger, apologized to the driver, and said he didn't
realize a mere tap on the shoulder could frighten him so much.

The driver replied, "No, no, I'm sorry, it's entirely my fault. Today is my first day driving a cab.... I've been driving a hearse for the last 25 years."

Danger
May9-05, 09:40 PM
I supposed it's better than being a Johnny-come-too-early. :rolleyes:
I spent ages trying to decide if I could get away with posting that or not. Thanks for taking the guesswork out of it. :biggrin:

Moonbear
May9-05, 09:57 PM
I spent ages trying to decide if I could get away with posting that or not. Thanks for taking the guesswork out of it. :biggrin:

You're welcome. :rofl:

Huckleberry
May9-05, 10:15 PM
Nervous Taxi Driver

A passenger in a taxi leaned over to ask the driver a question and tapped him on the shoulder. The driver screamed, lost control of the cab, nearly hit a bus, drove up over the curb, and stopped just inches from a large plate glass window.

For a few moments everything was silent in the cab, and then the still
shaking driver said, "I'm sorry but you scared the daylights out of me."

The frightened passenger, apologized to the driver, and said he didn't
realize a mere tap on the shoulder could frighten him so much.

The driver replied, "No, no, I'm sorry, it's entirely my fault. Today is my first day driving a cab.... I've been driving a hearse for the last 25 years." This is so funny it is probably true. :rofl:

icvotria
May9-05, 10:20 PM
I'm a Jonny-come-way-too-lately, it's 4 in the bastard morning. I can't sleep for figs. Will someone please hit me over the head with a hammer?

Moonbear
May9-05, 10:21 PM
Did you know that the world record eating champion is a Japanese guy that weighs like 150 pounds? All that elbow dancing and butt fidgeting burns a lot of calories. I could probably eat that guy after he finished winning his title.

I don't know about elbow dancing, but fidgeting sure seems to burn a lot of calories. :biggrin:

Moonbear
May9-05, 10:24 PM
I'm a Jonny-come-way-too-lately, it's 4 in the bastard morning. I can't sleep for figs. Will someone please hit me over the head with a hammer?

Okay. Well, wait, a direct blow might do some permanent damage. franzbear, hon, hop up on icvotria's head. That's a good thread.

Thunk!!!!!!

*hands over a bag of frozen broccoli* Don't worry, the swelling goes down in a few days.

icvotria
May9-05, 10:27 PM
Are those birds I here real birds welcoming the dawn, or are they the little yellow chicks flying round Franzbear's head? I hope it's the latter, if the sun comes up again before I tell it it's ok it's going to be in big trouble.

Huckleberry
May9-05, 10:28 PM
I'm a Jonny-come-way-too-lately, it's 4 in the bastard morning. I can't sleep for figs. Will someone please hit me over the head with a hammer?My favorite sleep remedy is to heat up some milk just to the point where it is about to boil. Then I sip on that in a quiet room for a few minutes. I usually add a little bit of sugar, which seems to defeat the purpose, but it works for me. But why would you want to sleep anyway?
I don't know about elbow dancing, but fidgeting sure seems to burn a lot of calories. Not the way I elbow dance. There are times where I'll be swinging from the table by my elbows like a pendulum and screaming "Look at me! Look what I can do."

icvotria
May9-05, 10:38 PM
My favorite sleep remedy is to heat up some milk just to the point where it is about to boil. Then I sip on that in a quiet room for a few minutes. I usually add a little bit of sugar, which seems to defeat the purpose, but it works for me. But why would you want to sleep anyway?
Mmmmmm..... Hot milk and honey, yum yum yum, what a good idea. I have to go to sleep so I can have lots of weird dreams and post them in the sweet dreams thread and have them analysed. And so I don't go crazy from sleep deprivation, I'm already teetering precariously on the edge of sanity....

Moonbear
May9-05, 10:44 PM
Are those birds I here real birds welcoming the dawn, or are they the little yellow chicks flying round Franzbear's head? I hope it's the latter, if the sun comes up again before I tell it it's ok it's going to be in big trouble.

Darn, I know that feeling! Same thing happened last night (er...this morning???). I was just getting drowsy and lying my head on the pillow, and realized the birds were chirping away and the first sliver of light was showing through the window. :grumpy: If you'd please hold up the sunrise on your end, it would really help me out over here too!

Tonight I'm back to giving melatonin another chance. Increased the dose from 3 to 4.5 mg and I'm starting to yawn already...there might be some hope!

Huckleberry
May9-05, 10:50 PM
Mmmmmm..... Hot milk and honey, yum yum yum, what a good idea. I have to go to sleep so I can have lots of weird dreams and post them in the sweet dreams thread and have them analysed. And so I don't go crazy from sleep deprivation, I'm already teetering precariously on the edge of sanity....In that case, the best way to get good memorable dreams is to get plenty of sleep. Stay in bed for another hour after you have had enough sleep. That's the best time for dreams. Afternoon naps are pretty good too. Any time were your almost conscious, but not quite.

I know when the sun comes up it might as well hit me with a hammer. My eyes get all squinty and I can't keep them open. Then it's all over for me. If I'm tired the sun always puts me in my coffin, I mean bed.

icvotria
May9-05, 10:55 PM
If you'd please hold up the sunrise on your end, it would really help me out over here too!
The sun never listens to me. It's so disobedient, it thinks it rules the world. One day I'll teach it a lesson. My cat's on the window sill making funny noises at the birds. Is it possible that she's trying to copy them? That's just what it sounds like. Is my cat trying to sing like a bird? Please say yes, please say yes, please say yes

JamesU
May9-05, 11:08 PM
Darn, I know that feeling! Same thing happened last night (er...this morning???). I was just getting drowsy and lying my head on the pillow, and realized the birds were chirping away and the first sliver of light was showing through the window. :grumpy: If you'd please hold up the sunrise on your end, it would really help me out over here too!

Tonight I'm back to giving melatonin another chance. Increased the dose from 3 to 4.5 mg and I'm starting to yawn already...there might be some hope!
"Close the blinds" :uhh:

Danger
May9-05, 11:08 PM
Is it possible that she's trying to copy them? That's just what it sounds like. Is my cat trying to sing like a bird? Please say yes, please say yes, please say yes
Of course it is. How else is she supposed to lure them into pouncing range? It's not like she can just run out and buy a duck call or something.

icvotria
May9-05, 11:15 PM
What a clever cat. I'm so proud. :approve: I have this romantic vision that she's trying to sing like them cos she finds it really beautiful and wants to be like them. Lovely cat.

icvotria
May9-05, 11:24 PM
Lovely cat.
Humph. She just scratched my knee. :grumpy:

Danger
May9-05, 11:31 PM
I have this romantic vision that she's trying to sing like them cos she finds it really beautiful and wants to be like them. Lovely cat.
Naw... she's just hungry.

Humph. She just scratched my knee. :grumpy:
Serves you right. She probably overheard you typing that horrid comment about her wanting to be like a bird. :tongue:

JamesU
May9-05, 11:58 PM
Naw... she's just hungry.
I wish my cat would do something but she won't chase birds because she's afraid of them, and because of her lack of excercise, she is a 18-pound blob.

Moonbear
May10-05, 12:06 AM
"Close the blinds" :uhh:


:rofl: LOL! That's not making me fall asleep any earlier. Like Huck, I find it easiest to fall asleep as soon as the first rays of sunlight come through the window...or the alarm clock goes off...whichever comes first. :rolleyes:

Danger
May10-05, 12:10 AM
she is a 18-pound blob.
Have you considered putting her on a diet? Not necessarily denying her food, but at least going for the low-cal senior cat type. My previous cat was 16 pounds when I got him, at age 10, and got down to about 8 or 9 pounds over the next few years. He was actually terribly underweight when he died, but that was almost exactly on his 20th birthday and he'd been ill.

JamesU
May10-05, 12:13 AM
Have you considered putting her on a diet? Not necessarily denying her food, but at least going for the low-cal senior cat type. My previous cat was 16 pounds when I got him, at age 10, and got down to about 8 or 9 pounds over the next few years. He was actually terribly underweight when he died, but that was almost exactly on his 20th birthday and he'd been ill.
She's on a perscripton diet, sh used to be 20 pounds. Her diet food costs over $30 a bag!

Huckleberry
May10-05, 12:17 AM
:rofl: LOL! That's not making me fall asleep any earlier. Like Huck, I find it easiest to fall asleep as soon as the first rays of sunlight come through the window...or the alarm clock goes off...whichever comes first. :rolleyes:I don't really need the alarm clock. For some reason I always seem to wake up a few minutes before it goes off regardless of the time I have it set for. If I'm dead tired then I need it, but otherwise I'm just fine. I wonder if I would wake up in time if I didn't set the alarm.
wish my cat would do something but she won't chase birds because she's afraid of them, and because of her lack of excercise, she is a 18-pound blob.Umm, Holy Cow!

Danger
May10-05, 12:42 AM
Her diet food costs over $30 a bag!
Oh well, friendship don't come cheap.

Moonbear
May10-05, 12:56 AM
I don't really need the alarm clock. For some reason I always seem to wake up a few minutes before it goes off regardless of the time I have it set for. If I'm dead tired then I need it, but otherwise I'm just fine. I wonder if I would wake up in time if I didn't set the alarm.
I used to be like that. I'm trying to figure out when that stopped happening.

Umm, Holy Cow!
No, still a cat. :tongue2:

SOS2008
May10-05, 01:29 AM
Just stopped in to get the 48,000 view and 5795 post on page 387 in this thread. :biggrin:Oh m'gosh! Astronuc stopped in? The one with the great bod? And I missed it? :frown:

SOS2008
May10-05, 01:36 AM
Why would anyone eat raw meat?Aside from all the other advise given (I also recommend California Rolls for beginners)...I like to pour my soy sauce in the dish and mix a little wasabi in it. Then dip the sushi into the sauce, and I usually add a little fresh ginger too. Many people find the food bland and tasteless, but especially a big chunk of raw fish is not as good if it has no flavor. Soon you will figure out how much wasabi you like, and if you like it you will start putting it directly on your sushi. :biggrin:

SOS2008
May10-05, 01:38 AM
Okay, I spent an hour thinking about people on LSD. Then they all turned to me and said, "Dude, quit crashin' our party, man." I thought it would be best to leave then... :rofl: After looking at the graphic cronxeh posted, for awhile there I thought I was on LSD! :rofl:

SOS2008
May10-05, 01:46 AM
Mmmmmm..... Hot milk and honey, yum yum yum, what a good idea. I have to go to sleep so I can have lots of weird dreams and post them in the sweet dreams thread and have them analysed. And so I don't go crazy from sleep deprivation, I'm already teetering precariously on the edge of sanity....I'm sure you all know this already, so if you do, you can read this to help feel sleepy. :smile:

1. Try to go to sleep and rise the same time each night and morning.
2. Don't read, watch TV, etc. in bed. You are to associate the bed and bedroom with sleep.
3. Keep a book and pen by your bed so you can write down thoughts of all the things you need to do. After writing these things down, it's easier to forget about it and relax.
4. Don't read serious posts on PF right before bedtime (and maybe not at all)! Wait, what am I saying! :bugeye:

Speaking of which, I need to be winding it down myself about now...

Huckleberry
May10-05, 01:53 AM
Oh m'gosh! Astronuc stopped in? The one with the great bod? And I missed it? :frown:I thought it was strange that he came by here too. I feel like someone took a quick dip in the backyard pool while I was asleep. When the motion detector lights woke me up I looked out there to see what was going on, but the culprit was gone. Then I notice this little note that says "Astronuc was here" and a little picture of Kilroy underneath it. And I was like "WHAT!"

That's the impression I got anyway.

Hey SOS, what's up with the 4 posts in a row? Something needs to be done about the scrolling previous pages to gather information while posting. Is there a simpler way that I'm missing?

Moonbear
May10-05, 01:54 AM
Soon you will figure out how much wasabi you like, and if you like it you will start putting it directly on your sushi. :biggrin:

That's the way I do it. I stick a big glob of wasabi on the sushi, then dip the sushi in soy sauce. I always have to be gentle on the first bite, figure out how strong the wasabi was made. But, the worst that happens is you see stars and clean out your sinuses. I love to watch people who are new to sushi take a big bite of wasabi. :devil:

Moonbear
May10-05, 01:56 AM
Hey SOS, what's up with the 4 posts in a row? Something needs to be done about the scrolling previous pages to gather information while posting. Is there a simpler way that I'm missing?

Nothing that I know of.

Huckleberry
May10-05, 02:00 AM
That's the way I do it. I stick a big glob of wasabi on the sushi, then dip the sushi in soy sauce. I always have to be gentle on the first bite, figure out how strong the wasabi was made. But, the worst that happens is you see stars and clean out your sinuses. I love to watch people who are new to sushi take a big bite of wasabi. :devil:I once hat a hot sauce eating contest with a guy I used to work with. He would always talk about hot sauce all the time like it was his personal obsession. My other coworkers and myself made a bet that if I could eat more hot sauce than he could then he could never talk about hot sauce ever again.

It wasn't really hot sauce we were using. It was some sort of industrial degreaser. The stuff was concentrated habanero peppers and it was STRONG! I think it was called Dave's Hot Sauce. I ate like almost 2 tablespoons of the stuff and beat him. I felt fine for a while but the last hour of work I was just dying. I was going to the water fountain every 5 minutes to get something to drink. It felt like it was burning a hole in my stomach. When I got out of work I rushed to my car and drove to a 7/11 and got some pepto. That helped a lot. I thought for sure I was gonna burn a hole through my stomach lining.

That bastard didn't keep his word. We never could shut him up. Oh well.

Moonbear
May10-05, 02:20 AM
It wasn't really hot sauce we were using. It was some sort of industrial degreaser. The stuff was concentrated habanero peppers and it was STRONG! I think it was called Dave's Hot Sauce. I ate like almost 2 tablespoons of the stuff and beat him. I felt fine for a while but the last hour of work I was just dying. I was going to the water fountain every 5 minutes to get something to drink. It felt like it was burning a hole in my stomach. When I got out of work I rushed to my car and drove to a 7/11 and got some pepto. That helped a lot. I thought for sure I was gonna burn a hole through my stomach lining.

:rofl: I have a bottle of hot sauce like that, though it's looking funny colored now, so probably isn't good anymore. Just a few drops goes a VERY long way. I like it just because it adds spice without that vinegar flavor of sauces like Tabasco.

When I lived in Ann Arbor, there was a taco joint that had a monthly hot sauce tasting event (they sold a lot of different varieties). I wish I had discovered that sooner, but as with all good things, I seem to find out they exist only a short time before I move out of the town.

Danger
May10-05, 02:26 AM
Something needs to be done about the scrolling previous pages to gather information while posting. Is there a simpler way that I'm missing?
The way I do it is go to the first post that I want to quote, and do so. Then I select it all, copy it to clipboard, and hit the 'back' button. Then I go to the second post, quote it, and paste the previous quote/response pair in front of it. I just keep cutting, quoting and pasting until I'm finished. I use the scroll down to find the next post that I want.

edit: If wasabe is that green **** like horseradish, it is a product of pure evil. It tastes like someone took all of Darth Vader's liquid farts and compressed them into a paste. :yuck:

Moonbear
May10-05, 02:32 AM
The way I do it is go to the first post that I want to quote, and do so. Then I select it all, copy it to clipboard, and hit the 'back' button. Then I go to the second post, quote it, and paste the previous quote/response pair in front of it. I just keep cutting, quoting and pasting until I'm finished. I use the scroll down to find the next post that I want.

Like he said, there needs to be an easier way to do multiple quotes. Maybe something like check marks next to the posts you want to quote and then a button where you can choose to quote checked posts?

I'm also wondering, is it just me, or if you try to quote a post that contains a quote, you only get the new text and not the embedded quote? Sometimes I want to include both, and can't do so just by clicking the quote button.

SOS2008
May10-05, 02:34 AM
I thought it was strange that he came by here too. I feel like someone took a quick dip in the backyard pool while I was asleep. When the motion detector lights woke me up I looked out there to see what was going on, but the culprit was gone. Then I notice this little note that says "Astronuc was here" and a little picture of Kilroy underneath it. And I was like "WHAT!" :rofl: LOL :rofl:
The way I do it is go to the first post that I want to quote, and do so. Then I select it all, copy it to clipboard, and hit the 'back' button. Then I go to the second post, quote it, and paste the previous quote/response pair in front of it. I just keep cutting, quoting and pasting until I'm finished. I use the scroll down to find the next post that I want.I usually do that, but I was SO far behind. :redface:

Moonbear
May10-05, 02:43 AM
I usually do that, but I was SO far behind. :redface:
Must be that new tattoo of yours slowing you down. :biggrin:

Danger
May10-05, 02:44 AM
I'm also wondering, is it just me, or if you try to quote a post that contains a quote, you only get the new text and not the embedded quote? Sometimes I want to include both, and can't do so just by clicking the quote button.
Quotes don't get quoted, but you can copy and paste them into the main quote.

Moonbear
May10-05, 02:47 AM
Quotes don't get quoted, but you can copy and paste them into the main quote.

Yeah, that's the way I do it. I just thought I'd check if it worked differently for others since some things seem to be different depending on computer or browser.

My biggest problem with the copy/paste method of quoting is I end up misspelling user names, especially some of the more challenging ones.

Danger
May10-05, 03:58 AM
I end up misspelling user names, especially some of the more challenging ones.
I copy the 'originally posted by' line as well, then it's already spelled. :approve:

SOS2008
May10-05, 05:09 AM
Must be that new tattoo of yours slowing you down. :biggrin:Good-un. :biggrin: I thought it was supposed to make me faster. :frown:

DocToxyn
May10-05, 06:57 AM
Darn, I know that feeling! Same thing happened last night (er...this morning???). I was just getting drowsy and lying my head on the pillow, and realized the birds were chirping away and the first sliver of light was showing through the window. :grumpy:

On a similar line, I once "woke up" to birds chirping in the early morning. I remember thinking "Ohh, its just the Geiger meter going off" and going back to sleep. Does that mean I spend too much time in the lab?

Moonbear
May10-05, 11:00 AM
On a similar line, I once "woke up" to birds chirping in the early morning. I remember thinking "Ohh, its just the Geiger meter going off" and going back to sleep. Does that mean I spend too much time in the lab?

YES!!!

Uh, wait, I mean, no, not at all, in fact, why were you home sleeping when you should have been in the lab? :rofl:

Yeah, I "wake up" like that too. The alarm goes off, I turn it off, and have no recollection of it, or incorporate it into some weird dream, and keep right on sleeping. I've tried putting the alarm clock on the other side of the room, setting lights on timers to shine at the bed, setting multiple alarms, using the radio on the alarm, using the buzzer on the alarm, using one of those old fashioned alarms with the loud bells. When I change it up, something new will work for about a week, and then I learn to sleep through it again.

cronxeh
May10-05, 11:08 AM
I need Serotonin replacement kit that would let me stay awake for 20 hours out of a day.

Work you Biologists! Work!!

Moonbear
May10-05, 11:32 AM
I need Serotonin replacement kit that would let me stay awake for 20 hours out of a day.

Work you Biologists! Work!!

I'd rather the engineers develop better robots to do more of my work so I don't have to stay awake 20 hours a day. :biggrin:

cronxeh
May10-05, 04:26 PM
amazing. one simple post and the thread died.

gj Moonster

Huckleberry
May10-05, 05:21 PM
The way I do it is go to the first post that I want to quote, and do so. Then I select it all, copy it to clipboard, and hit the 'back' button. Then I go to the second post, quote it, and paste the previous quote/response pair in front of it. I just keep cutting, quoting and pasting until I'm finished. I use the scroll down to find the next post that I want.

edit: If wasabe is that green **** like horseradish, it is a product of pure evil. It tastes like someone took all of Darth Vader's liquid farts and compressed them into a paste. :yuck:
That's a good idea. I'll just paste into another window with word perfect or something when I need to reply to several previous posts.

Wasabi is an acquired taste.

Astronuc
May10-05, 05:22 PM
Oh m'gosh! Astronuc stopped in?Just lurking. :biggrin: Came by, but no one was around. Look I did it again. :biggrin:

It wasn't really hot sauce we were using. It was some sort of industrial degreaser. It's not that bad.

The stuff was concentrated habanero peppers and it was STRONG! I think it was called Dave's Hot Sauce. I ate like almost 2 tablespoons of the stuff and beat him.I love Dave's. Was that Dave's After Death Hot Sauce, Total Insanity or just Insanity? They are all good. But I have even hotter stuff, e.g. Maddog. The hottest one I have is "Satan's Blood". Keep away from eyes, skin, children and small animals.

Great in soups, salsa, and on just about everything I eat. :biggrin:

Huckleberry
May10-05, 05:30 PM
Just lurking. :biggrin: Came by, but no one was around. Look I did it again. :biggrin:

It's not that bad.

I love Dave's. Was that Dave's After Death Hot Sauce, Total Insanity or just Insanity? They are all good. But I have even hotter stuff, e.g. Maddog. The hottest one I have is "Satan's Blood". Keep away from eyes, skin, children and small animals.

Great in soups, salsa, and on just about everything I eat. :biggrin:

I don't remember what kind of Dave's Hot Sauce it was. We used my coworkers personal supply that he brought with him every day. I remember it said habanero concentrate, but of course there was other stuff in there too. And the degreaser remark I made because it actually said on the back of the bottle that the product could be used to clean stains on the driveway.

I likes me some spicy. :cry:

Astronuc
May10-05, 05:38 PM
Habenaro is an ingredient in many of the hottest sauces. When it's pure capsaicin, it doesn't really matter from which pepper it originates. Ref: http://www.fiery-foods.com/dave/capsaicin.asp

This is one of the places I like to shop - http://www.2hotlicks.com
They have many of the hottest brands. I had to sign a liability-waiver in order to get "Satan's Blood". :rofl:

Moonbear
May10-05, 05:39 PM
I don't remember what kind of Dave's Hot Sauce it was. We used my coworkers personal supply that he brought with him every day. I remember it said habanero concentrate, but of course there was other stuff in there too. And the degreaser remark I made because it actually said on the back of the bottle that the product could be used to clean stains on the driveway.

I likes me some spicy. :cry:


I decided to check what brand of hot sauce I had around here. It's called Cajun Rush Infinite Heat! :devil:

Huckleberry
May10-05, 06:15 PM
Wow, that capsaisin stuff is strong. 13 grams or less to kill a 150 pound person. No wonder they made you sign a waiver to buy something with that as an ingredient in it. I doubt anyone would willingly consume that much of the stuff, but people do crazy things sometimes. :uhh:

I notice at the bottom of your first link that it listed the negative effects of capsaisin.But most people react very negatively to the super-hot sauces, experiencing severe burning and sometimes blistering of the mouth and tongue. Other immediate responses have included shortness of breath, fainting, nausea, and spontaneous vomiting. People should be very careful of commercial hot sauces that list oleoresin capsicum as an ingredient.What can this stuff do once inside your stomach. I really felt like it was doing some serious damage in there. Ulcers maybe?

Math Is Hard
May10-05, 06:22 PM
I notice at the bottom of your first link that it listed the negative effects of capsaisin.What can this stuff do once inside your stomach. I really felt like it was doing some serious damage in there. Ulcers maybe?

Oddly enough, I used to take cayenne pepper capsules to ward off digestive ailments. I had my first ulcers at age five and have always had a cranky stomach. The cayenne does seem to help. Go figure!

Huckleberry
May10-05, 06:30 PM
Oddly enough, I used to take cayenne pepper capsules to ward off digestive ailments. I had my first ulcers at age five and have always had a cranky stomach. The cayenne does seem to help. Go figure!It could be something in cayenne pepper besides capsaisin maybe. When I eat spicy foods I generally feel better too. Now I'm curious what the health benefits/hazards are.
Hmm, interesting. Seems spicy food can cause a condition called Gastritis (which sounds like what I had) that can cause ulcers, but it can also hamper the bacteria H. Pylori which causes ulcers.
negative effects- http://askmen.com/sports/foodcourt_60/74b_eating_well.html
positive effects-http://www.sweatnspice.com/hotfoods_healthinfo.php
Don't know how accurate those sites are.

DocToxyn
May10-05, 09:16 PM
Like many issues in human toxicology and natural substances the jury is still out on capsaicin. Searches are further complicated by the fact that capsaicin is used in neuroscience as a pharmacological agent. I can't check these citations since I'm at home but the abstracts look interesting. Medical Hypotheses (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=pubmed&dopt=Abstract&list_uids=12208187), Life Science review (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=pubmed&dopt=Abstract&list_uids=7746093)

Huckleberry
May10-05, 09:44 PM
O' Great! Now some of my favorite foods are cancerous too. :cry:
I hope they turn out to be safe because I don't think I'm going to stop eating spicy foods.

Evo
May10-05, 09:45 PM
Yeah, that's the way I do it. I just thought I'd check if it worked differently for others since some things seem to be different depending on computer or browser.

My biggest problem with the copy/paste method of quoting is I end up misspelling user names, especially some of the more challenging ones.I find the easiest way to do multiple quotes is to hit "quote" for the first post that I want to reply to, then scroll down to the next post in topic review, highlight what I want to quote "control c" then "control v" it into my post and put quotes around it, and so on for as many as I want to add. No need to use a clipboard, no need to edit out text, no need to search through pages.

Moonbear can you use "cut and paste" shortcuts with a Mac?

JamesU
May10-05, 09:52 PM
Moonbear can you use "cut and paste" shortcuts with a Mac?
You can't do anything on a mac. :tongue2: What kind of mac do you have moonbear?

Danger
May10-05, 10:11 PM
No need to use a clipboard, no need to edit out text, no need to search through pages.

Moonbear can you use "cut and paste" shortcuts with a Mac?
Maybe a misunderstanding when I use the term 'clipboard'. I don't know what that means in a PC. In a Mac, it's just where things go when you cut or copy them. No need to actually access it, although you can in order to see what's there. I don't like keyboard shortcuts because I can never remember them and clicking is just as easy.

You can't do anything on a mac. :tongue2: What kind of mac do you have moonbear?
Fie on you, you little ****! :tongue: You can do anything on a Mac that you can on a Windows-crasher, and usually better. The only exception is downloading from a site where some idiot set it up to need a right-hand mouse button. :grumpy:

JamesU
May10-05, 10:13 PM
Fie on you, you little ****! :tongue: You can do anything on a Mac that you can on a Windows-crasher, and usually better. The only exception is downloading from a site where some idiot set it up to need a right-hand mouse button. :grumpy:
Stop whining because we stole mac's idea and made it better. Now mac has surrendered!!! Microsoft software for all macs!! bwahaha!

Moonbear
May10-05, 10:16 PM
I find the easiest way to do multiple quotes is to hit "quote" for the first post that I want to reply to, then scroll down to the next post in topic review, highlight what I want to quote "control c" then "control v" it into my post and put quotes around it, and so on for as many as I want to add. No need to use a clipboard, no need to edit out text, no need to search through pages.

Moonbear can you use "cut and paste" shortcuts with a Mac?

Yes, that's what I use. On a mac, it's just command c and command v, same idea. The biggest problem is really when the posts you want to quote are on multiple pages (like on this rapidly growing thread), so everything I want to quote isn't just down at the bottom of the page. That, and after I quote the first person, in order to quote more people you have to cut and paste and then insert the quote tags, etc. Yeah, I'll live. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing an easier way.

Moonbear
May10-05, 10:19 PM
Stop whining because we stole mac's idea and made it better. Now mac has surrendered!!! Microsoft software for all macs!! bwahaha!

More like stole it and made it worse. I love my macs. My old PCs are good as doorstops though. :rofl:

Evo
May10-05, 10:23 PM
Yes, that's what I use. On a mac, it's just command c and command v, same idea. The biggest problem is really when the posts you want to quote are on multiple pages (like on this rapidly growing thread), so everything I want to quote isn't just down at the bottom of the page. That, and after I quote the first person, in order to quote more people you have to cut and paste and then insert the quote tags, etc. Yeah, I'll live. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing an easier way.No easier way. :grumpy: The prior "quotes" disappeared with the last upgrade. Before then they would be still be visible. Without them a lot of responses don't make sense, forcing you to manually add them back. :devil:

Danger
May10-05, 10:29 PM
Stop whining because we stole mac's idea and made it better. Now mac has surrendered!!! Microsoft software for all macs!! bwahaha!
You have a pretty screwy idea of 'better'. My boss gave me her old 900mHz Pentium 4 machine, and all I use it for is to run my watch software and a couple of games. This G3 at 233mHz puts it absolutely to shame for speed of actually doing something useful. It's twice as fast on Excel or Word. I have no way to compare Photoshop, because the PC doesn't have it, but it's damned fast (loads and opens Photoshop 6 in 7 seconds). :approve:
And if you call a dual-processor 2.7mHz G5 Power Mac 'surrendering', you should seriously consider getting professional care. :tongue:

More like stole it and made it worse. I love my macs. My old PCs are good as doorstops though. :rofl:
Damn straight. I wouldn't bother with the PC at all if Timex had made Mac software for the watch. :grumpy:

Moonbear
May10-05, 10:36 PM
No easier way. :grumpy: The prior "quotes" disappeared with the last upgrade. Before then they would be still be visible. Without them a lot of responses don't make sense, forcing you to manually add them back. :devil:

Okay. I thought I remembered that working before. Must have been prior to the upgrade. Is it no longer possible with the new version, or do we just need to ask Greg and Chroot nicely to add it back?

cronxeh
May10-05, 10:36 PM
QUESTION!

is anyone here a musician?

or plays around with MIDI-based equipment?

Moonbear
May10-05, 10:44 PM
I have no way to compare Photoshop, because the PC doesn't have it, but it's damned fast (loads and opens Photoshop 6 in 7 seconds). :approve:
I've used Photoshop on both Macs and PCs (the most recent version for each). There are features on the Mac version that I don't think exist on the PC version (or they are hidden in some horribly non-obvious menu somewhere). I kindly allowed my PC-using colleagues to use one of our Macs when they wanted to do some Photoshop work and we couldn't figure out how to do stuff on their PC that seemed like pretty basic functions to me. :approve:

And if you call a dual-processor 2.7mHz G5 Power Mac 'surrendering', you should seriously consider getting professional care. :tongue:
Stop making me drool. I haven't upgraded to a G5 yet. But one of my colleagues got one and it was like watching a bunch of guys admiring a new car the way we all gathered around in awe! But stay away from that anemic Mac mini. What a waste! They really screwed up on that one.

icvotria
May10-05, 10:44 PM
QUESTION!

is anyone here a musician?

or plays around with MIDI-based equipment?
I'm kind of a musician, if you've got a musicy music question I could probably help, but if it's a MIDI question, I'll be of no help at all.

Evo
May10-05, 10:54 PM
Okay. I thought I remembered that working before. Must have been prior to the upgrade. Is it no longer possible with the new version, or do we just need to ask Greg and Chroot nicely to add it back?Hmmm, good question... It sure would be nice to have that back.

JamesU
May10-05, 10:56 PM
so again, moonbear, and danger, what types of macs do you use?

Astronuc
May10-05, 11:19 PM
I thought it was strange that he came by here too. I feel like someone took a quick dip in the backyard pool while I was asleep. When the motion detector lights woke me up I looked out there to see what was going on, but the culprit was gone. Then I notice this little note that says "Astronuc was here" and a little picture of Kilroy underneath it. And I was like "WHAT!"Ninja training. :biggrin:

Moonbear
May10-05, 11:21 PM
so again, moonbear, and danger, what types of macs do you use?

PowerBook G4 is what I use from home, but it travels with me everywhere and is my primary computer unless I need the larger monitor for working with images, and a G4 Power Mac at the office.

JamesU
May10-05, 11:26 PM
My school has alot of iMacs. :uhh: I, personally find them to be terrible and time wasting computers. "control" "copy image" "hide internet explorer" "show microsoft power point" "control" "paste image" :uhh:

Danger
May10-05, 11:28 PM
so again, moonbear, and danger, what types of macs do you use?
Sorry, dude. I wasn't ignoring you. I answered this, but somehow it ended up in the McDonald's thread.:confused:
G3 Power Mac, at least 5 years old. 233 mHz, but I can overclock it to 300 if I want to. (I don't want to because it's in a confined area and might overheat.) 95 Mb onboard RAM with 150 Mb virtual. 1Gb hard drive. Sometimes I link it to my old Quadra because it has some programmes on it that this doesn't, such as Quark Express. It can also link to the docking station for my Duo Books, and my co-worker is giving me an old Mac of hers tomorrow, but she doesn't know what kind it is. If it's hotter than the Quadra, I'll probably hook it up to this permanently. (Most importantly, it's got a 17" monitor, because this 13" thing had been driving me nuts.)
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Danger
May10-05, 11:32 PM
My school has alot of iMacs. :uhh: I, personally find them to be terrible and time wasting computers. "control" "copy image" "hide internet explorer" "show microsoft power point" "control" "paste image" :uhh:
I have no idea what you're talking about. I've certainly never run across anything like that. :confused:

JamesU
May10-05, 11:36 PM
I have no idea what you're talking about. I've certainly never run across anything like that. :confused:
Haven't you ever used an iMac?

Moonbear
May10-05, 11:38 PM
My school has alot of iMacs. :uhh: I, personally find them to be terrible and time wasting computers. "control" "copy image" "hide internet explorer" "show microsoft power point" "control" "paste image" :uhh:

Huh? You seem to need to learn to use the Mac! Are they still running OS 9.x? In OS 9, the task bar isn't as convenient, but in OS X, you can have a bunch of applications all open at once and just use the task bar to bring whichever one you want to the top. If you're copying a lot of things back and forth between two applications, you don't need to minimize one to open the other, just open them slightly offset from one another and you can click back and forth, or resize the view so they are side by side. You can also just drag images onto the desktop without copying, and then insert the files from the desktop. That way you don't have to keep switching back and forth between applications at all, just do everything in one, then everything in the other. You can even get a 2- or 4-button mouse and program it to do what you are used to using those buttons for on a PC until you've learned the shortcuts.

Danger
May10-05, 11:50 PM
Haven't you ever used an iMac?
No... only Power Macs, LCII's, Quadras, and Duo Books.

but in OS X, you can have a bunch of applications all open at once and just use the task bar to bring whichever one you want to the top
Now you've got me confused. I do that in OS9, except just clicking on a window brings it to the front with no task bar involved. If it's hidden, Finder brings it forward with one click. If I want to copy or move something from, say, my games folder to my blueprints folder, I just click on it and drag it to 'Documents'. After it's been sitting on that for a couple of seconds, 'Documents' opens and I continue dragging to 'Art Files'. A couple of seconds on that opens it, and I continue dragging it to 'Blueprints' then drop it.

JamesU
May10-05, 11:52 PM
Wow this has alot of pages :bugeye: , going for 149! :biggrin:

Danger
May10-05, 11:59 PM
Wow this has alot of pages :bugeye: , going for 149! :biggrin:
Your preferences are set differently. It's page 394 on mine.

Moonbear
May11-05, 12:23 AM
Now you've got me confused. I do that in OS9, except just clicking on a window brings it to the front with no task bar involved. If it's hidden, Finder brings it forward with one click. If I want to copy or move something from, say, my games folder to my blueprints folder, I just click on it and drag it to 'Documents'. After it's been sitting on that for a couple of seconds, 'Documents' opens and I continue dragging to 'Art Files'. A couple of seconds on that opens it, and I continue dragging it to 'Blueprints' then drop it.

In OSX, you don't have to click on "Finder" for a drop-down menu of open applications anymore. Instead, they show up in a task bar that you can position at the bottom or side of the screen. And unlike that task bar that OS 9 uses that gets in the way a lot, you can set the one in OSX to hide until you mouse over where it should be (yes, I use mouse as a verb, hopefully the grammar police aren't watching). You can also set it so it magnifies whichever icon you're pointing at, so if you want to keep it small, you can still see what you're hovering over to decide what to click on (good feature for aging eyes).

Danger
May11-05, 12:41 AM
In OSX, you don't have to click on "Finder" for a drop-down menu of open applications anymore.
I'm getting confused again. I responded to this about 10 minutes ago, and now it's not there. That's what happened to the response to yommama's question before, and I found it posted in the McDonalds thread. I wonder if this one went somewhere else too. :confused:

Huckleberry
May11-05, 12:44 AM
No, this one is here. I saw the one in the McDonalds thread too and was wondering what it was doing there. Maybe you have 2 PF windows open and clicked on the wrong one somehow? I've done that before when reading long threads.

Argh, I'm being bombarded by popups tonight. :grumpy:

Moonbear
May11-05, 12:54 AM
I'm getting confused again. I responded to this about 10 minutes ago, and now it's not there. That's what happened to the response to yommama's question before, and I found it posted in the McDonalds thread. I wonder if this one went somewhere else too. :confused:

Weird. :confused: This thread is periodically possessed. It's the immortal, demon thread. :devil: (:uhh: Is Integral around?)

Danger
May11-05, 02:07 AM
(:uhh: Is Integral around?)
That would explain a lot. Maybe I should stop referring to him as 'the old fart' and see if things clear up.

Moonbear
May11-05, 02:18 AM
That would explain a lot. Maybe I should stop referring to him as 'the old fart' and see if things clear up.

That, or you're just forgetting what thread you're in when posting replies again.

As for me, it's bedtime. I'm very slowly overcoming the insomnia. I seem to have found a dose of melatonin that makes me sleepy a little earlier each night, but without leaving me sleeping for 12 hours.

Danger
May11-05, 02:36 AM
That, or you're just forgetting what thread you're in when posting replies again.
I actually considered that for a second until I remembered that a quote response always goes back to the same thread that you're in when you quote it.

As for me, it's bedtime.
Okay, good-night. I'll probably pack it in right soon too.

Moonbear
May11-05, 12:40 PM
I actually considered that for a second until I remembered that a quote response always goes back to the same thread that you're in when you quote it.

As long as you were using the quote button and not copy/paste methods, then yeah, you had to have been in the right thread when you posted.

I saw that post show up in the McDonald's thread after seeing the question show up here first, and was rather confused about it. I think someone else wound up with a case of double posts last night too (where the same reply shows up two or three times in a row with the same time stamp). The system should block that if it was the result of a twitchy finger pressing the "send" button. Must've been a server hiccup.

Danger
May11-05, 01:28 PM
I think someone else wound up with a case of double posts last night too
Good. At least now I don't feel picked-on. :uhh:

Moonbear
May11-05, 01:39 PM
Good. At least now I don't feel picked-on. :uhh:

Don't get too comfortable. We'll still pick on you, it just didn't have anything to do with your posts jumping threads (or at least I don't think it did). :biggrin:

Danger
May11-05, 01:45 PM
Don't get too comfortable. We'll still pick on you
I consider what you guys do as 'sparring', not 'picking on'. The latter kind of infers that I'm defenseless, which I am in web matters. The coolest thing about the sparring is that people switch from ally to foe at random, depending upon the particular post that they respond to. You can't turn your back on anybody, but there's always somebody watching it for you. :biggrin: :uhh:

cronxeh
May11-05, 02:36 PM
watching.. stalking.. breathing heavily in the background of your telephone conversations..

yes.. yes indeed

Moonbear
May11-05, 04:55 PM
watching.. stalking.. breathing heavily in the background of your telephone conversations..

yes.. yes indeed

So, you're a stalker, huh?

cronxeh
May11-05, 05:11 PM
well actually that was in reference to Danger's "there's always somebody watching it for you" and the big brother

Moonbear
May11-05, 05:41 PM
well actually that was in reference to Danger's "there's always somebody watching it for you" and the big brother

*cues music* "It always feels like, somebody's watching you, oh oh oh..." :biggrin:

Huckleberry
May11-05, 06:05 PM
The coolest thing about the sparring is that people switch from ally to foe at random, depending upon the particular post that they respond to. You can't turn your back on anybody, but there's always somebody watching it for you.This is awesome.
I recognize that it feels good when someone agrees with a post I've made, and it feels bad when someone argues with a post I've made. Then it goes to a whole other level. If the argument is personal then I'm very upset and I learn little. If the argument is fair and in the spirit of understanding then it feels even better than if they agreed with me.

Moonbear
May11-05, 08:16 PM
This is awesome.
I recognize that it feels good when someone agrees with a post I've made, and it feels bad when someone argues with a post I've made. Then it goes to a whole other level. If the argument is personal then I'm very upset and I learn little. If the argument is fair and in the spirit of understanding then it feels even better than if they agreed with me.

Agree? Disagree? I didn't think he was talking about the usual discussions, but the elbow jabbing we do in this thread. :biggrin:

Danger
May11-05, 09:09 PM
Agree? Disagree? I didn't think he was talking about the usual discussions, but the elbow jabbing we do in this thread. :biggrin:
Correct, but Huck has a good point too. I love a good opposing viewpoint as long as it's a reasoning exhange about a subject that I know something about. Personal attacks are pointless and generally a sign that the wielder is getting desperate.

Moonbear
May11-05, 09:15 PM
Correct, but Huck has a good point too. I love a good opposing viewpoint as long as it's a reasoning exhange about a subject that I know something about. Personal attacks are pointless and generally a sign that the wielder is getting desperate.

Well, sure, but if I just left him to make his good point, then I wouldn't have had anything to say. But I'm seriously craving pie now that I've read MIH's thread! I'd go out and get some if the thunderstorm passing through right now didn't have hail with it. :grumpy:

Danger
May11-05, 09:20 PM
But I'm seriously craving pie now that I've read MIH's thread!
Yeah, a nice pork pie with gravy would be excellent right now! Unfortunately, I just finished a couple of KFC Big Crunches, so I won't be hungry again for at least 3 hours.

Evo
May11-05, 09:25 PM
Well, sure, but if I just left him to make his good point, then I wouldn't have had anything to say. But I'm seriously craving pie now that I've read MIH's thread! I'd go out and get some if the thunderstorm passing through right now didn't have hail with it. :grumpy:I splurged for my birthday and bought a fresh strawberry pie from the best pie place here. Mmmmm.

Danger
May11-05, 09:33 PM
I splurged for my birthday and bought a fresh strawberry pie from the best pie place here. Mmmmm.
Oooh, that sounds good. Do you use light or dark gravy? :tongue2:

Moonbear
May11-05, 09:41 PM
Yeah, a nice pork pie with gravy would be excellent right now! Unfortunately, I just finished a couple of KFC Big Crunches, so I won't be hungry again for at least 3 hours.

You're just as bad as those UKish folks! I've never had a pork pie, but I do enjoy a good beef or chicken pot pie. I haven't had one of those in ages! That's something I don't know how to make myself, especially with that thick, rich brown gravy! Mmmm. Yes, I actually really like British pub food. Though, I haven't figured out why they call them mushy peas. :confused: They aren't mushy at all! They were quite tasty.

But, that's not the kind of pie I was craving...I was thinking dessert. A nice mixed berry pie would be just the thing! But, thanks, now you have me craving a second dinner AND dessert. I'm sitting here with a tub of vegetable cheese spread and crackers trying to stop my tummy from growling. :grumpy:

Evo
May11-05, 10:11 PM
This is funny. :biggrin: (MIH, this is for you)

Help Desk Log

---------------------------

Monday

------

8:05am

User called to say they forgot password. Told them to use password

retrieval utility called FDISK. Blissfully ignorant, they thank me

and hang up. God, we let the people vote and drive, too?


8:12am

Accounting called to say they couldn't access expense reports

database. Gave them Standard Sys Admin Answer #112, "Well, it

works for me." Let them rant and rave while I unplugged my coffeemaker

from the UPS and plugged their server back in. Suggested they try it

again. One more happy customer...


8:14 am

User from 8:05 call said they received error message "Error

accessing Drive 0." Told them it was an OS problem. Transferred them to

microsupport.

continued... http://www.jurai.org/~funaho/humor/tech.support.diary

Math Is Hard
May11-05, 10:12 PM
I've always wanted to try a "pasty". I think it's a New England thing - sort of like a mini-deep-fried meat pie? I've heard it's pronounced to rhyme with "nasty" rather than "hasty". Have you guys ever tried those?

Danger
May11-05, 10:18 PM
You're just as bad as those UKish folks!
Common elements. Remember that we're part of the Commonwealth.

I'm sitting here with a tub of vegetable cheese spread and crackers trying to stop my tummy from growling. :grumpy:
So get some exercise... of your dialing finger. Order a pizza. :tongue:

Moonbear
May11-05, 10:19 PM
I've always wanted to try a "pasty". I think it's a New England thing - sort of like a mini-deep-fried meat pie? I've heard it's pronounced to rhyme with "nasty" rather than "hasty". Have you guys ever tried those?

It's a British thing (Welsh or Scottish I think). They're good! When I lived in MI, they had a Highland's Festival served them there...yummy! They weren't deep fried though. It's shaped like a half pie. I guess the idea was that the miners could take them to work with them, and at lunchtime, when their hands were filthy, they could hold them by the crust, eat the rest of the pasty and throw away the crust. What a shame, since the crust is the tastiest part!

Astronuc
May11-05, 10:44 PM
I've always wanted to try a "pasty". I think it's a New England thing - sort of like a mini-deep-fried meat pie? I've heard it's pronounced to rhyme with "nasty" rather than "hasty". Have you guys ever tried those?I have always referred to pasties as Cornish, but they probably have similar fare in Wales and Scotland.

My mother and her mom made them quite often.

My mom's recipe and instructions for Cornish Pasty (http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?p=564137&posted=1#post564137)

Moonbear
May11-05, 11:16 PM
Ah, Cornish sounds right. I was trying to remember. And, duh, it wasn't a "Highland" festival, but a "Celtic" festival (it's been a while since I was there). Quite fun to watch things like caber tossing. Though, the competitors cheated and wore spandex shorts under their kilts! :grumpy: Then there was a sheep dog demonstration, and a bunch of sheep escaped into the woods, at which time the demo had to be postponed while the shepherder went and found his sheep (I was there with a Welsh guy who was a fellow post-doc at the time, and we contemplated if we should offer to help him find his sheep, then decided they really wouldn't get that far and we didn't really want to go running around in the woods...he found them and was able to get them back as soon as the crowd dispersed a bit).

But, yeah, that's why I wasn't sure exactly which part of the highlands pasties are from. (I did have fun for a while pronouncing the word to rhyme with hasty. :rofl:) My Welsh friend is easily embarrassed by such things. :devil:

Danger
May11-05, 11:30 PM
(I was there with a Welsh guy who was a fellow post-doc at the time, and we contemplated if we should offer to help him find his sheep
Have you forgotten that entire conversation with Brewnog? No shepherd in his right mind would let a Welshman anywhere near his sheep! :eek:

Math Is Hard
May11-05, 11:30 PM
Quite fun to watch things like caber tossing. Though, the competitors cheated and wore spandex shorts under their kilts! :grumpy:
I guess that's better than having their cabers hanging out! :biggrin:

Evo
May11-05, 11:32 PM
Ever just had one of those days?

Today has been one. Started out this morning when my co-worker, male, aged 32, seemed in perfect health, keeled over and died. :frown: Makes you realize that you never know.

My work laptop is dead, and the replacement they gave me doesn't work.

Driving home in the pouring rain, it appears my brakes are almost gone

I got home and had a letter from AARP letting me know that I now qualify for membership.

I knocked over my bedside lamp three times tonight, breaking the bulb each time and now I am out of bulbs. (I wonder if AARP membership gives discounts on lightbulbs)

I broke my full length mirror.

All the recipes everyone posted in the recipe thread made me really hungry and all I have to eat is a can of tuna.

I just realized that I have no clean underwear for work tomorrow.

I forgot the dog was in my bedroom and he peed on my favorite goosedown pillow. :cry: There is no saving it.

How was your day?

Math Is Hard
May11-05, 11:38 PM
Damn, Evo! I'm sorry! That sucks!!!! :frown:
*stuffs Haagen-Daaz and fresh-baked chocolate chip cookies into Evo's computer*
oh, almost forgot.. hang on...
*stuffs clean pair of underwear into Evo's computer via UTP (underwear transfer protocol)*

cronxeh
May11-05, 11:41 PM
emptiness.. its not just a word that describes a lack of anything.. its a state of mind :frown:

Moonbear
May11-05, 11:42 PM
Have you forgotten that entire conversation with Brewnog? No shepherd in his right mind would let a Welshman anywhere near his sheep! :eek:
Come to think of it, maybe that's why the sheep ran! :rofl:

I guess that's better than having their cabers hanging out!
Says who?! :grumpy: :rofl:

Evo
May11-05, 11:43 PM
Damn, Evo! I'm sorry! That sucks!!!!
*stuffs Haagen-Daaz and fresh-baked chocolate chip cookies into Evo's computer*Mmmm, ooh the cookies are warm and chewy. :approve:

oh, almost forgot.. hang on...
*stuffs clean pair of underwear into Evo's computer via UTP (underwear transfer protocol)*Bless you my child. o:) (no Danger, they're not Candy Pants)

MIH, did you see your tech support post I made for you. I was hoping you'd get a chuckle out of it.

Danger
May11-05, 11:43 PM
How was your day?
Better than that. Sorry to hear about yours. I'm not sure that I'm going to express this properly, but I hope you weren't really close to the guy.

JamesU
May11-05, 11:44 PM
Ever just had one of those days?

Today has been one. Started out this morning when my co-worker, male, aged 32, seemed in perfect health, keeled over and died. :frown: Makes you realize that you never know.

OMG.. how'd he die?

My work laptop is dead, and the replacement they gave me doesn't work.

what a depressing day...

Driving home in the pouring rain, it appears my brakes are almost gone

even worse...

I got home and had a letter from AARP letting me know that I now qualify for membership.

I knocked over my bedside lamp three times tonight, breaking the bulb each time and now I am out of bulbs. (I wonder if AARP membership gives discounts on lightbulbs)

Should you buy the bulbs or get your breaks fixed?

I broke my full length mirror.

I've had bad days, but are you all right?

All the recipes everyone posted in the recipe thread made me really hungry and all I have to eat is a can of tuna.

groceries, bulbs, or brakes?

I just realized that I have no clean underwear for work tomorrow.

:yuck:

I forgot the dog was in my bedroom and he peed on my favorite goosedown pillow. :cry: There is no saving it.

pillow, groceries, bulbs, or brakes?

How was your day?
Great!

I think all this happened because you're deressed about your co-worker.(except the brakes)

Moonbear
May11-05, 11:46 PM
Damn, Evo! I'm sorry! That sucks!!!! :frown:
*stuffs Haagen-Daaz and fresh-baked chocolate chip cookies into Evo's computer*
oh, almost forgot.. hang on...
*stuffs clean pair of underwear into Evo's computer via UTP (underwear transfer protocol)*

Sorry to hear that Evo. I'll be right over to comfort you, and I'll bring lightbulbs. Just save some of that Haagen Dazs...that food thread made me hungry too and I just can't find anything to satisfy my pie craving!

(On a serious note, that's really sad about your co-worker. :frown: Did you know him well?)

Math Is Hard
May11-05, 11:51 PM
MIH, did you see your tech support post I made for you. I was hoping you'd get a chuckle out of it.
I did and that was wonderful! Thanks! I am going to have to share this at work tomorrow :biggrin: It made me feel a bit inadequate - I kept thinking, geez, that tech support person is so much more polite than I am. I really need to work on my attitude!

We went through this silly phase for a while where we were answering the phones with ridiculously bad Indian accents to prepare the users for our inevitable outsourcing. We had to knock it off finally, but shoot, it was fun while it lasted!:rofl:

Danger
May11-05, 11:52 PM
(no Danger, they're not Candy Pants)
Rats... :grumpy:

Evo
May11-05, 11:54 PM
Better than that. Sorry to hear about yours. I'm not sure that I'm going to express this properly, but I hope you weren't really close to the guy.Not close friends, he was my partner for awhile (we work on teams) and I speak to him everyday. His wife is due to have labor induced on Friday,they already have a two year old. My boss spoke to her trying to keep her calm. We guess it could be a brain aneurysm. At least that's how I'd like to go, just not that soon. You're talking to him one minute, then he's dead.

Jason
May11-05, 11:57 PM
Evo,

My day wasn't a walk in the park, either. But compared to yours, it was fantastic. I said a short prayer for your lost, young co-worker.

"todo lo que se mueva es calne y la calne es placer" (http://images.virgilio.it/n_canali/musica/gallery/I_personaggi_del_2004_di_Rolling_Stone/41d958ea6c802_big.jpg)

JamesU
May11-05, 11:58 PM
Hey, a newbie!

Evo
May12-05, 12:01 AM
Sorry to hear that Evo. I'll be right over to comfort you, and I'll bring lightbulbs. Just save some of that Haagen Dazs...that food thread made me hungry too and I just can't find anything to satisfy my pie craving!

(On a serious note, that's really sad about your co-worker. :frown: Did you know him well?)Yes, we worked closely on some large accounts. Hi office is close to mine. My boss predicts that we will all be dead from stroke, heart failure or brain aneurysm before long

cronxeh
May12-05, 12:02 AM
Hey, a newbie!


GET HIM!

:rofl:

Moonbear
May12-05, 12:02 AM
I did and that was wonderful! Thanks! I am going to have to share this at work tomorrow :biggrin: It made me feel a bit inadequate - I kept thinking, geez, that tech support person is so much more polite than I am. I really need to work on my attitude!

:rofl: Yes, he was very polite. See how nice he was to the janitor? And clearing his manager's calendar so he could recover from his injury was very sweet of him too. :rofl: I think my favorite part was where he unplugged his coffee pot and plugged in the server and told them to try again...another happy customer. :rofl:

We went through this silly phase for a while where we were answering the phones with ridiculously bad Indian accents to prepare the users for our inevitable outsourcing. We had to knock it off finally, but shoot, it was fun while it lasted!:rofl:
Grr...I'm pretty sure my long-distance carrier already outsourced. I had the most awful time trying to understand the customer service person who answered the phone last time I called to change my calling plan. I'm not even that bad at understanding accents, so I don't know how some people can understand her at all! I had to ask her to repeat everything about 3 times to understand. Of course it was only worsened that I was calling from my cell phone and the signal wasn't completely clear that day. Well, they'll find it's going to take a lot longer to get through each call if everyone has to ask them to repeat everything multiple times to understand them. (I wonder what will happen if my mom has to call...she's slightly hard of hearing and can't even understand a southern accent let alone a foreign accent!)

Moonbear
May12-05, 12:04 AM
Not close friends, he was my partner for awhile (we work on teams) and I speak to him everyday. His wife is due to have labor induced on Friday,they already have a two year old. My boss spoke to her trying to keep her calm. We guess it could be a brain aneurysm. At least that's how I'd like to go, just not that soon. You're talking to him one minute, then he's dead.

:frown: Wow, that's really sad. Somehow it always seems so much sadder to me when there's a kid on the way...poor kid will never even know his/her daddy. I think I'm going to cry now. :cry:

Moonbear
May12-05, 12:06 AM
Hey, a newbie!

Congratulations, you just got promoted. You're no longer the thread newbie! So, what should we make Jason do? First, let's see if he can make decent coffee before we decide if we will let him stay. :biggrin:

JamesU
May12-05, 12:07 AM
GET HIM!

:rofl:
Should we ruin him now, or let him mingle for a few days?

JamesU
May12-05, 12:09 AM
Congratulations, you just got promoted. You're no longer the thread newbie! So, what should we make Jason do? First, let's see if he can make decent coffee before we decide if we will let him stay. :biggrin:
Jason, you're in for a rough time. And I'm finally the onw who makes it for you!!!

Evo
May12-05, 12:11 AM
This is very much like what happened a few years ago, I had to spend three week in Atlanta for a Convention, so my next door lady, a few years younger than me and and had daughters my girls ages agreed to keep them. Everything seemed ok for the first days, then one night I was preparing for a presentation and my daughter called me at the hotel to let me know that they couldn't wake up the girls mother that morning, she had died during night. They were all alone in a house with a dead woman. :uhh:

Moonbear
May12-05, 12:17 AM
This is very much like what happened a few years ago, I had to spend three week in Atlanta for a Convention, so my next door lady, a few years younger than me and and had daughters my girls ages agreed to keep them. Everything seemed ok for the first days, then one night I was preparing for a presentation and my daughter called me at the hotel to let me know that they couldn't wake up the girls mother that morning, she had died during night. They were all alone in a house with a dead woman. :uhh:

I'm starting to rethink going to Disney World with you! :surprised

Evo
May12-05, 12:27 AM
I'm starting to rethink going to Disney World with you! :surprisedNah, it will be fun!!! We will ply Zz with alcohol and both marry him. He sounds like he's man enough for both (plus we get fresh baked bread, strogonoff and blueberry cake. Hey, he's too good to let go of!!! :approve:

cronxeh
May12-05, 12:36 AM
want pancakes.. now..

so... feeling.. blue :frown:

Danger
May12-05, 12:44 AM
want pancakes.. now..

so... feeling.. blue :frown:
Then blueberry pancakes won't help a bit. You'd better stick to the buckwheat.

Moonbear
May12-05, 01:30 AM
Nah, it will be fun!!! We will ply Zz with alcohol and both marry him. He sounds like he's man enough for both (plus we get fresh baked bread, strogonoff and blueberry cake. Hey, he's too good to let go of!!! :approve:

:rofl: Well, not quite the double-PF wedding we had been hoping for at the beginning of the year, but I suppose it will do. :biggrin:

BicycleTree
May12-05, 02:14 AM
There are very few situations where reasonable discussion is both possible and productive. Most of the time, you're only fooling yourself.

Astronuc
May12-05, 08:04 AM
I forgot the dog was in my bedroom and he peed on my favorite goosedown pillow. :cry: There is no saving it.

Ah, maybe your pillow can be saved. I have an Arctic (down) parka which I have had to wash periodically, without strong detergents - and then let air dry.

My wife uses something called Odoban - we have had mulitple cats and a dog for years - and Borax.

Anyway, I used my parka as a cat bed for our oldest cat up until she died. As she got weak, she used the parka sometimes since she lost bladder control. I don't plan on throwing it out - the parka is designed for North Slope Winters.

DocToxyn
May12-05, 08:53 AM
*cues music* "It always feels like, somebody's watching you, oh oh oh..." :biggrin:

....can't...get...bad...eighties...music...out...o f...head... :cry: must...return...favor....


"Who can it be knocking at my door. *boom, boom, boom* Stay away, don't come 'round here no more.."

C'mon, you know the words.

DocToxyn
May12-05, 08:57 AM
Not close friends, he was my partner for awhile (we work on teams) and I speak to him everyday. His wife is due to have labor induced on Friday,they already have a two year old. My boss spoke to her trying to keep her calm. We guess it could be a brain aneurysm. At least that's how I'd like to go, just not that soon. You're talking to him one minute, then he's dead.

Sorry about that news Evo. It always strikes a little too close to home when you hear about someone who has young kids and then is suddenly gone. Too scary to think about...

Artman
May12-05, 09:48 AM
I have a scathingly brilliant idea for killing off Franzbear!

Muaaaaaahahahhhhhhhaaaaaa! :devil:




Can't talk now. Too busy. Later.

Hehehehe! :devil:

Danger
May12-05, 09:58 AM
I have a scathingly brilliant idea for killing off Franzbear!

Muaaaaaahahahhhhhhhaaaaaa! :devil:




Can't talk now. Too busy. Later.

Hehehehe! :devil:
This bodes ill. :uhh:

Unfortunately, I also don't have time to do anything right now.

Moonbear
May12-05, 12:32 PM
....can't...get...bad...eighties...music...out...o f...head... :cry: must...return...favor....


"Who can it be knocking at my door. *boom, boom, boom* Stay away, don't come 'round here no more.."

C'mon, you know the words.

"Who can it beeeeee now, who can it beeeee now..." :rofl:

Hey, Evo will appreciate this...DocToxyn has a very sexy voice in addition to that hot body! :biggrin: He knows my secret identity! :surprised

BicycleTree
May12-05, 12:38 PM
I had a dream last night but I forgot what it was.

DocToxyn
May12-05, 12:38 PM
I have a scathingly brilliant idea for killing off Franzbear!

Muaaaaaahahahhhhhhhaaaaaa! :devil:




Can't talk now. Too busy. Later.



Hehehehe! :devil:


If only we could refine enough "Anti-franzbear" and bring the two together, the resulting reaction might be enough to bring about the end of him and this thread. :surprised

(Apologies to any physics people if this is not a plausible scenario)

Moonbear
May12-05, 12:45 PM
(Apologies to any physics people if this is not a plausible scenario)

Since when do we let plausibility get in our way in this thread. If we did that, the supersonic RV might be grounded too! :surprised

BicycleTree
May12-05, 12:50 PM
Actually, I had a post last night but I forgot what it was.

BicycleTree
May12-05, 02:24 PM
Now I remember. I have frequently stood up on the bus when I didn't feel like sitting, but usually I held onto one of the steel poles. But for the past two bus rides back, I tried standing up without holding on for balance. About 20 min bus ride, with a number of turns and many accelerations/decelerations, plus bumpy roads and hills. It was interesting, and I succeeded both times without mishap. Actually, on the ride just now, there was one time when the bus had to brake hard when I wasn't paying attention. I took two or three steps automatically and did not fall. I attribute this balance mainly to the bicycle.

DocToxyn
May12-05, 02:53 PM
I took two or three steps automatically and did not fall. I attribute this balance mainly to the bicycle.

and don't forget your vestibular system :wink: .

DocToxyn
May12-05, 03:00 PM
Hey, Evo will appreciate this...DocToxyn has a very sexy voice in addition to that hot body! :biggrin: He knows my secret identity! :surprised

Yeah, I called Moonbear at work, she thought I was a stalker, but I would never do anything like that.... :uhh:

*jots down the date and time of Moonbear's last post in log book of Moonbear's activities and lights another candle on shrine to the PF goddesses*

BicycleTree
May12-05, 03:19 PM
and don't forget your vestibular system :wink: .
Certainly, but it has to be trained. Have you ever tried to stand up on an accelerating/decelerating or turning bus? It isn't easy at first. I remember at the beginning of this year when I had trouble keeping my balance just because I stood up and walked down the aisle as the bus was coming to a stop.

I wonder if tai chi masters would have difficulty standing up on a moving bus.

A bike develops balance for at least four reasons: 1. When you mount and dismount the bike, you must plant one foot securely and swing the other leg over the seat. 2. When you stand up on the pedals, you have to balance on each pedal. 3. When you steer, it's mostly a function of your balance. To steer accurately involves shifting your weight very precisely. 4. Your legs become much stronger.

Huckleberry
May12-05, 03:22 PM
But I'm seriously craving pie now that I've read MIH's thread! I'd go out and get some if the thunderstorm passing through right now didn't have hail with it. I read that same thread and I felt a sudden urge to urinate.

....can't...get...bad...eighties...music...out...o f...head... must...return...favor....


"Who can it be knocking at my door. *boom, boom, boom* Stay away, don't come 'round here no more.."

C'mon, you know the words.Here's one that keeps me awake at night.
"I bless the rains down in africa
Gonna take some time to do the things we never had"

Where has Artman been lately? He's up to something dubious, that's for sure.

Huckleberry
May12-05, 03:36 PM
Today has been one. Started out this morning when my co-worker, male, aged 32, seemed in perfect health, keeled over and died. Makes you realize that you never know.How are you doing?

I'll be away this weekend (at least Saturday) for a family gathering. My aunt has been cremated and those of us that can make it are going to meet at her house.

I don't know what to say about your coworker. I feel for his wife and children. Would some sort of care package to his family be appropriate. Maybe even just some flowers and personal letters.

When I was in the navy there was a man that was in his late twenties. One night he died in the lounge and people found him in the morning. I think he had an aneurysm too. He didn't smoke, he exercised regularly and I doubt he was on drugs. Sometimes these things just happen.

Artman
May12-05, 04:11 PM
I read that same thread and I felt a sudden urge to urinate.

Here's one that keeps me awake at night.
"I bless the rains down in africa
Gonna take some time to do the things we never had"

Where has Artman been lately? He's up to something dubious, that's for sure.Still no time to divulge sinister plans.

Muhaaaahaaha.

Later.

:devil:

Moonbear
May12-05, 04:58 PM
Certainly, but it has to be trained. Have you ever tried to stand up on an accelerating/decelerating or turning bus? It isn't easy at first. I remember at the beginning of this year when I had trouble keeping my balance just because I stood up and walked down the aisle as the bus was coming to a stop.

You don't need to be able to ride a bike to keep your balance standing up. That knee-jerk reflex is actually part of the response that helps you keep balance while standing. I'm rather short, so when I'm stuck standing on buses or trains, I often have difficulty reaching the strap (or my arm REALLY hurts from stretching for it), so I learned to balance without holding on, and you already know how much I don't love biking. It's a different type of balance and different muscles you need.

Moonbear
May12-05, 05:00 PM
Yeah, I called Moonbear at work, she thought I was a stalker, but I would never do anything like that.... :uhh:

*jots down the date and time of Moonbear's last post in log book of Moonbear's activities and lights another candle on shrine to the PF goddesses*

:rofl: Hey, we should crash enigma's place when we're in D.C. He's not too far from there. :biggrin:

BicycleTree
May12-05, 05:22 PM
You don't need to be able to ride a bike to keep your balance standing up. That knee-jerk reflex is actually part of the response that helps you keep balance while standing. I'm rather short, so when I'm stuck standing on buses or trains, I often have difficulty reaching the strap (or my arm REALLY hurts from stretching for it), so I learned to balance without holding on, and you already know how much I don't love biking. It's a different type of balance and different muscles you need.
Buses or trains? :rolleyes: Probably that means "trains."

A bus takes much tighter turns than a train does, and a train's acceleration is much less sporadic and sudden than a bus' acceleration. This was no ordinary reflex I'm talking about. I was actually looking out the window at the time, and the bus suddenly braked hard because the car in front of it turned into a parking lot.

You don't _have_ to ride a bike for balance, but it sure helps. A few weeks ago I surprised myself at how good my balance was, standing on a flat floor. I realized that I could stand on one foot and move the other foot all around me and do one-leg knee bends at the same time without wobbling at all. This was without having specifically practiced that, just spontaneously finding out I could do it.

The muscles are different between bus-balance and bike-riding but they are shared. Upper thigh muscles, for example, get very strong in bicycling and they are the same muscles you use to maintain a springy bent-knee posture against acceleration. Bicycling is a very whole-body workout.

Artman
May12-05, 05:24 PM
The idea came to me in a dream (honest, I am now dreaming of ways to dispose of Franzbear :yuck: ) . It's just so simple. I'm surprized I haven't thought of it before now!

Muahhhaaahahahaha! :devil:

Later; got to run.



<chokes out high pitched evil laugh -- (think: Bill Murray in Caddyshack)>

Ehhhhehhhehhh! :devil:

BicycleTree
May12-05, 05:27 PM
The idea came to me in a dream (honest, I am now dreaming of ways to dispose of Franzbear :yuck: ) . It's just so simple. I'm surprized I haven't thought of it before now!

Muahhhaaahahahaha! :devil:

Later; got to run.



<chokes out high pitched evil laugh -- (think: Bill Murray in Caddyshack)>

Ehhhhehhhehhh! :devil:
This (http://www.physicsforums.com/showpost.php?p=564781&postcount=5971) is why you were thinking of dreaming.

BicycleTree
May12-05, 05:32 PM
You know what's interesting? Posts like that, all alone, have a "close this window" button at the bottom of them. Why?

BicycleTree
May12-05, 05:43 PM
Anybody out there?

BicycleTree
May12-05, 05:49 PM
No, it's just me.

Jason
May12-05, 05:50 PM
Originally posted by Evo
This is very much like what happened a few years ago, I had to spend three week in Atlanta for a Convention, so my next door lady, a few years younger than me and and had daughters my girls ages agreed to keep them. Everything seemed ok for the first days, then one night I was preparing for a presentation and my daughter called me at the hotel to let me know that they couldn't wake up the girls mother that morning, she had died during night. They were all alone in a house with a dead woman. :uhh:

That sucks, Evo. Plus it's macabre for those kids. But I watched my dad die right before my eyes, so I'm experienced at that. And now I have to worry about friend dying and that added to the plethora of f*cking problems in my family is starting to wear on me. I need a beer. :frown:

"todo lo que se mueva es calne y la calne es placer" (http://images.virgilio.it/n_canali/musica/gallery/I_personaggi_del_2004_di_Rolling_Stone/41d958ea6c802_big.jpg)

BicycleTree
May12-05, 05:51 PM
I gave myself a wiffle haircut yesterday.

Danger
May12-05, 05:52 PM
This was no ordinary reflex I'm talking about.
A few weeks ago I surprised myself at how good my balance was, standing on a flat floor. I realized that I could stand on one foot and move the other foot all around me and do one-leg knee bends at the same time without wobbling at all.
I don't know what kind of klutzes you're used to hanging around with, but everything you mentioned is a perfectly ordinary reflex. I'm 49 years old with arthritis all over my body and a torn tendon in my knee, and none of that stuff is any kind of special occurrence for me. I've never fallen down, including when both feet went out from under me on ice (and that happens a lot when you're walking in Alberta).

I don't know what you mean about a 'close window' button. :confused:

BicycleTree
May12-05, 05:55 PM
Yeah, you think it's easy? Slipping on ice is nothing compared to standing up when a bus is decelerating hard and unexpectedly. Bottom line is, if you haven't tried this specific activity, well, you haven't tried it.

BicycleTree
May12-05, 05:56 PM
If you click my "This" link a few posts up it will take you to a single post alone on a page. At the bottom of that page there is a "close window" button.

BicycleTree
May12-05, 05:59 PM
I like dead silence when I am asleep. There are few places where I can get that. I can hardly ever get it here.

BicycleTree
May12-05, 06:02 PM
Cars keep rumbling over the bridge over the bay. A dull background ummm that never goes away.

BicycleTree
May12-05, 06:04 PM
If bicycles were rumbling over the bridge over the bay, it would be pretty noises in the night by Locust Way.

BicycleTree
May12-05, 06:05 PM
So anyway...

BicycleTree
May12-05, 06:06 PM
Paper mills suck, I can safely say.

Huckleberry
May12-05, 06:06 PM
Preemptive strike...

BicycleTree
May12-05, 06:07 PM
But it's okay...

Huckleberry
May12-05, 06:07 PM
Snatch!!!!

*Huckleberry swooshes in with his floppy hat and shiny scimitar to snatch the 6000th post from Bicycle Tree.* :biggrin:

BicycleTree
May12-05, 06:07 PM
Hooray! 10char

BicycleTree
May12-05, 06:08 PM
Methinks ye did not best delay.

BicycleTree
May12-05, 06:10 PM
Your wounded pride, try to allay.

BicycleTree
May12-05, 06:10 PM
You've missed it, in the dust and far away.

Huckleberry
May12-05, 06:11 PM
Being a Minion of Moonbear has its perks. :smile:
Do I get a medal for skill in the art of swooshing? :wink:

BicycleTree
May12-05, 06:12 PM
In these parts, 6000th reply is what counts, is what they say.

BicycleTree
May12-05, 06:14 PM
I see you startle in dismay.

BicycleTree
May12-05, 06:15 PM
The minion ranks, in disarray, shout, "Foiled! Curses! Hell to pay!"

Danger
May12-05, 06:21 PM
Bottom line is, if you haven't tried this specific activity, well, you haven't tried it.
I've tried it plenty. The way traffic and parking are in Calgary, I always take C-Train and buses. I was once also deliberately tripped by some idiot cowboy when I was bartending. Not only did I not fall down, but I only spilled one drink on a tray of 7 and managed to smack him in the head on the way back up. :approve:

BicycleTree
May12-05, 06:22 PM
n-thousand-and-one's the n-thousandth reply, or that's the rule that now holds sway. I used to say, it's child's play, n-thousandth beats it, every day. But no no no, says the PF C.I.A.

BicycleTree
May12-05, 06:23 PM
Danger, hey! Can you do knee-bends like I say?

Moonbear
May12-05, 06:37 PM
Yeah, you think it's easy? Slipping on ice is nothing compared to standing up when a bus is decelerating hard and unexpectedly. Bottom line is, if you haven't tried this specific activity, well, you haven't tried it.

Nope, with slipping on ice, you have no traction under your feet to regain balance quickly. Buses are easier than ice. And, BT, that's buses AND trains. I wrote buses OR trains because you only take one at a time. No need to second guess what I write.

Danger
May12-05, 06:51 PM
Danger, hey! Can you do knee-bends like I say?
I can't do knee-bends at all. That torn tendon (which I've had since I was 16) limits flexation of my left leg to about 70% of normal.:grumpy:

PS: Ingenious little technique you have here for racking up your post count.

BicycleTree
May12-05, 07:21 PM
Post count doesn't increase in the general discussion area.

Danger
May12-05, 07:24 PM
Post count doesn't increase in the general discussion area.
I mean in this specific thread.

BicycleTree
May12-05, 07:26 PM
Nope, with slipping on ice, you have no traction under your feet to regain balance quickly. Buses are easier than ice. And, BT, that's buses AND trains. I wrote buses OR trains because you only take one at a time. No need to second guess what I write.
Buses push and pull you unpredictably. Ice is much easier because you're never off balance anyway. If you're careful, you can run across ice pretty easily. Now, a tug of war on ice might be a different story.

BicycleTree
May12-05, 07:28 PM
I mean in this specific thread.
Well, I'm more of a "monologue" person than a "conversation" person. We all make our own styles. :cool:

Moonbear
May12-05, 07:29 PM
Well, I'm more of a "monologue" person than a "conversation" person. We all have our different styles.

We've noticed. :rolleyes:

BicycleTree
May12-05, 07:32 PM
I try to avoid groupthink.

BicycleTree
May12-05, 07:34 PM
Conversations are too often just assuring one another that everyone has the same culture.

Moonbear
May12-05, 07:44 PM
http://www.planetsmilies.com/smilies/confused/1/confused28.gif *backs out slowly* Just let us know when you're done talking to yourself in here. Don't want to disturb you with a conversation. *closes door quietly*

JamesU
May12-05, 07:52 PM
This thread is BT's home! Alot of his posts are followed by himself!

BicycleTree
May12-05, 07:55 PM
Imagine how well you'd be able to carry on an ordinary conversation with a 17th century English merchant. You might think you'd have a lot of information to share, and that might be true (if he were willing to share), but after a while you'd realize that he believes women should be homemakers, that all your sexual innuendo offends him, that he believes in the Bible verbatim, and that he knows almost nothing about science.

BicycleTree
May12-05, 08:02 PM
And doesn't the simple fact that all conversation is based around finding "something in common" to talk about mean something to you?

Huckleberry
May12-05, 08:24 PM
And doesn't the simple fact that all conversation is based around finding "something in common" to talk about mean something to you?This should tell you something.

Moonbear
May12-05, 08:27 PM
This should tell you something.

It sure tells me something. :wink:

JamesU
May12-05, 08:27 PM
Here's your new room BT!!!:

http://www.willamette.edu/events/south_africa/photos/AliMagee/5/images/241%20Cape%20Town,%20June%201%20-%20prison%20on%20Robben%20Island,%20jail%20cell_jp g.jpg

Huckleberry
May12-05, 08:32 PM
Is everything okay BT?
I usually appreciate your posts and I even like the graphics, but you are acting a little strange today. How are you doing?

Moonbear
May12-05, 08:44 PM
Is everything okay BT?
I usually appreciate your posts and I even like the graphics, but you are acting a little strange today. How are you doing?

Nah, he's been like this before. It's his way of trying to kill the thread.

Artman
May12-05, 08:56 PM
Nah, he's been like this before. It's his way of trying to kill the thread.I have a diabolical way to do the thread in...

:devil: Muhahhhahhhaa! :uhh:








No time, later.

Evo
May12-05, 08:56 PM
Hey, Evo will appreciate this...DocToxyn has a very sexy voice in addition to that hot body! :biggrin: He knows my secret identity! :surprisedI haven't been stalked in ages. :frown:

Moonbear
May12-05, 09:02 PM
I haven't been stalked in ages. :frown:

And this was fun stalking! Except it ruined my plans to walk up to him at the conference in D.C. and ask to see his turtle. :tongue2: Now he already knows who I am! :rolleyes:

Danger
May12-05, 09:03 PM
I haven't been stalked in ages. :frown:
I'm a little busy right now, but I can definitely find time to fit that in. :devil:

SOS2008
May12-05, 10:11 PM
Still no time to divulge sinister plans.

Muhaaaahaaha.

Later.

:devil:I'm working on a sinister plan too. Since we've already had mud wrestling, I've been fantasi...er, thinking about some kind of sporting event for the male members...

Danger
May12-05, 10:14 PM
thinking about some kind of sporting event for the male members...
As long as you're between us to mediate, it could work.

Moonbear
May12-05, 10:18 PM
I'm working on a sinister plan too. Since we've already had mud wrestling, I've been fantasi...er, thinking about some kind of sporting event for the male members...

I think we need to get DocToxyn and Huckleberry as the main contenders. Shirtless, right? :biggrin:

Huckleberry
May12-05, 10:35 PM
I think we need to get DocToxyn and Huckleberry as the main contenders. Shirtless, right? :biggrin:Looks like I better get back to the treadmill and situps. I wouldn't want to be totally shown up by Doc Toxyn. What are we doing anyway?

Moonbear
May12-05, 10:38 PM
Looks like I better get back to the treadmill and situps. I wouldn't want to be totally shown up by Doc Toxyn. What are we doing anyway?

I'll leave it to SOS to choose the event, I'm just going to help oil up your bodies to make those muscles glisten. :approve:

SOS2008
May12-05, 10:44 PM
How did the mud wrestling start? Well, anyway, this should be a group activity. We are already off to a good start. Shirts-off, oil, yes, good, good... Maybe a Napoleon Dynamite Dance Contest? I think more suggestions would be good...

Danger
May12-05, 10:46 PM
Maybe a Napoleon Dynamite Dance Contest?
I suspect that she was thinking more along the lines of 'Pile on Moonbear'.

Huckleberry
May12-05, 10:49 PM
How did the mud wrestling start? Well, anyway, this should be a group activity. We are already off to a good start. Shirts-off, oil, yes, good, good... Maybe a Napoleon Dynamite Dance Contest? I think more suggestions would be good...I'm open to almost any form of humiliation. Except dancing. For some reason that just scares the bejeebies out of me. I'll sing karaoke, eat anything that won't poison me, and generally act as much a fool as you would like, but I really don't like to dance.

Moonbear
May12-05, 10:56 PM
I'm open to almost any form of humiliation. Except dancing. For some reason that just scares the bejeebies out of me. I'll sing karaoke, eat anything that won't poison me, and generally act as much a fool as you would like, but I really don't like to dance.

Okay, okay, no dancing. I can't hang onto you if you keep squirming now that I've got this oil all over the place!

Edit: Oh, wait, I distinctly recall you mentioning elbow dancing. I still want to see that! :biggrin:

Huckleberry
May12-05, 11:01 PM
Elbow dancing is okay. I've always dreamed about being Spiderman. Anything where I can move around without using my feet is good. (Maybe I shouldn't have said that.) Dancing with feet is bad.

Moonbear
May12-05, 11:08 PM
Elbow dancing is okay. I've always dreamed about being Spiderman. Anything where I can move around without using my feet is good. (Maybe I shouldn't have said that.) Dancing with feet is bad.

Oh, no problem, you don't need to use your feet with me. How about on your knees? :devil:

Huckleberry
May12-05, 11:12 PM
Oh, no problem, you don't need to use your feet with me. How about on your knees? :devil:I might try a polka or a hoe down on my knees. That's more about my speed, less about dancing and more about making a fool out of myself. :biggrin:

edit: Hmmm... :devil: maybe you had something more specific in mind.

Moonbear
May12-05, 11:14 PM
I might try a polka or a hoe down on my knees. That's more about my speed, less about dancing and more about making a fool out of myself. :biggrin:

edit: Hmmm... :devil: maybe you had something more specific in mind.

:eek: I must be slipping if you didn't get that until the second thought. :devil:

Huckleberry
May12-05, 11:22 PM
I think it was me who was slipping :blushing:

Yeah, anything on my knees would be fine. Only for about an hour or two though, then I get cramps and muscle aches. :tongue2:

Moonbear
May12-05, 11:24 PM
I think it was me who was slipping :blushing:

Yeah, anything on my knees would be fine. Only for about an hour or two though, then I get cramps and muscle aches. :tongue2:

An hour or two, huh? Hmmm...I'll have to think about that. :!!) :tongue2: Yep, I think that will do! :biggrin: :approve: :!!)

Danger
May12-05, 11:27 PM
I might try a polka or a hoe down on my knees

maybe you had something more specific in mind.
No, a ho' down is what she meant. :tongue:

SOS2008
May12-05, 11:31 PM
Elbow dancing is okay. I've always dreamed about being Spiderman. Anything where I can move around without using my feet is good. (Maybe I shouldn't have said that.) Dancing with feet is bad.What if you have a poll to hang on to? :tongue2: :confused:
Looks like I better get back to the treadmill and situps. I wouldn't want to be totally shown up by Doc Toxyn. What are we doing anyway?What about a treadmill and situps contest? With shirts off, oil... Oh, I just dunno.

Moonbear
May12-05, 11:50 PM
What if you have a poll to hang on to? :tongue2: :confused:
*considers carefully* Hmm...I'm trying to figure out if men pole dancing would be a turn-on or a turn-off. :confused:

What about a treadmill and situps contest? With shirts off, oil... Oh, I just dunno.

Hmm...treadmill might be dangerous with oil, but situps sounds good. And pushups. I think we better get them over to the cancer clinic for their pre-contest check-ups! :tongue2:

Huckleberry
May12-05, 11:51 PM
An hour or two, huh? Hmmm...I'll have to think about that. :!!) :tongue2: Yep, I think that will do! :biggrin: :approve: :!!)It's actually quite fun. I usually like to sing christmas carols while I'm dancing on my knees. Good vocalization builds up the linguistic skills.
What if you have a poll to hang on to? I guess that's fine too. I'm pretty particular about who uses my dancing pole though. Doc Toxyn will have to bring his own.

Moonbear
May12-05, 11:55 PM
It's actually quite fun. I usually like to sing christmas carols while I'm dancing on my knees. Good vocalization builds up the linguistic skills.

You can sing anything you want if it builds up your linguistic skills! :biggrin:

cronxeh
May13-05, 01:31 AM
im thinking of starting a trance group/due/trio/whatever and calling it Agnostic Inquisition

how does that name sound? too dorky?

Moonbear
May13-05, 01:35 AM
im thinking of starting a trance group/due/trio/whatever and calling it Agnostic Inquisition

how does that name sound? too dorky?

You ask a board full of dorks if the name is too dorky? :rofl: I like the name (very clever), but I don't know if I'm representative of your target audience. Ooh, but then you could have "AI" on your drum sets (and whatever else you need a "logo" on. :biggrin:

Huckleberry
May13-05, 01:38 AM
Sounds controvertial. That will be popular if your group is good and can find an audience. You're likely going to alienate many religious people with that name.

Personally, I don't like it very much. I would go with something more like
Skin Puppets.

cronxeh
May13-05, 01:45 AM
the hair on my back just rose when i heard 'skin puppets'

somehow first thing that came to my mind was 'skin puppies'.. then something about skinless puppies.. something about skin/flesh devouring bacteria.. uhh.. anyway

target audience is very small.. i mean not a whole lot of people really like trance music that much.. and we are not talking about some monotonous stuff - more of a progressive, upliftin vocal trance with hard beat and a psy/break here and there

most people who listen to trance are agnostic anyway

and yes Moonbee.. I liked the idea that i'd have "AI" used someplace..

..maybe even come up with a way to stick an 'IQ' there.. (or call my partner Intelligent Quitter ? .. or something

Moonbear
May13-05, 01:46 AM
Sounds controvertial. That will be popular if your group is good and can find an audience. You're likely going to alienate many religious people with that name.
Somehow I don't think there are too many deeply religious people following trance music. I could be wrong, but it just doesn't strike me as compatible. On the other hand, it could be a tough name for people to say/pronounce readily. You want something that people don't trip over when saying aloud. I don't think a lot of people will get the controversial undertones though.

Personally, I don't like it very much. I would go with something more like
Skin Puppets.
Is that what you're calling it now? I thought we were happy calling it a turtle. :rolleyes:

Huckleberry
May13-05, 01:53 AM
If the name fits your audience then go for it.
Skin Puppets = Skinny Puppies + Meat Puppets + 1 demented imagination

Moonbear
May13-05, 02:07 AM
If the name fits your audience then go for it.
Skin Puppets = Skinny Puppies + Meat Puppets + 1 demented imagination

Meat puppets? I'm not sure that's any better! :rofl:

cronxeh
May13-05, 02:13 AM
i thought someone was in bed with her laptop and about to sleep..

cronxeh
May13-05, 02:47 AM
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DocToxyn
May13-05, 07:03 AM
I'm working on a sinister plan too. Since we've already had mud wrestling, I've been fantasi...er, thinking about some kind of sporting event for the male members...


Hhhhmmmmmmm......male members......I wonder if she meant... :uhh:...:bugeye:...no, not SOS. :biggrin: I'm up for it....hhhmmmm, I wonder if I meant... :tongue2:

DocToxyn
May13-05, 07:05 AM
I haven't been stalked in ages. :frown:


Give me some more time, my Evo database isn't complete enough yet. :cry:

Artman
May13-05, 07:49 AM
I haven't been stalked in ages. :frown:Good she hasn't spotted me yet. :uhh: :biggrin:



No time, (Evo's on the move again) Gotta go. Later.

Evil plan coming soon. Muhhaaaa and all that. :devil:

Danger
May13-05, 09:53 AM
Evil plan coming soon. Muhhaaaa and all that. :devil:
I don't think that you really have an evil plan. I think that you just like to say 'Muhhaaaa' a lot.



Cronxeh, those things are cute enough, but they hurt my eyes.

Artman
May13-05, 10:30 AM
I don't think that you really have an evil plan. I think that you just like to say 'Muhhaaaa' a lot.Danger! How could you think that I don't have an evil plan? :grumpy: Why I ooze evilness.

Hope I didn't upset you by using the grumpy smilie, but geez. Can't I be evil around here?



Cronxeh, those things are cute enough, but they hurt my eyes.They are cute little buggers though.

arildno
May13-05, 11:12 AM
Lately, yahoo! slurp spiders seem to have left PF; instead mediapartners-google spiders have taken over.
Why is that? :confused:

Moonbear
May13-05, 12:36 PM
Lately, yahoo! slurp spiders seem to have left PF; instead mediapartners-google spiders have taken over.
Why is that? :confused:

Maybe they're full and gave some other spiders a turn. We did have a few crackpots running around to feed to the spiders. :tongue2:

BicycleTree
May13-05, 03:59 PM
And I thought that it was raining marbles..

BicycleTree
May13-05, 04:02 PM
Every time it hails, it means God has lost his marbles.

dextercioby
May13-05, 04:13 PM
I'm back in this thread after 4000 replies.:tongue2:

Still talking about spiders...?:buggedeye:

This discussion running in circles,huh??When are u gonna get tired of it...?

Daniel.

Moonbear
May13-05, 04:13 PM
Every time it hails, it means God has lost his marbles.

:rofl: That's like when my parents would tell me snow was what happened when the angels had pillow fights, and thunder was the angels bowling! :rofl:

dextercioby
May13-05, 04:16 PM
Every time it hails, it means God has lost his marbles.

That makes God a loser,huh...? :tongue2:

Daniel.

Moonbear
May13-05, 04:23 PM
That makes God a loser,huh...? :tongue2:

Daniel.

Maybe he didn't lose them at all, but was having fun trying to bean BT in the head with them. :biggrin: I personally think God has a twisted sense of humor. :tongue2:

arildno
May13-05, 04:36 PM
I personally think God has a twisted sense of humor. :tongue2:
He certainly have created a queer universe.. :uhh:

BicycleTree
May13-05, 04:56 PM
Actually, it's not hailing here. It's a beautiful spring day.

There are 2 things I do not like about the city. 1. There is background noise at every hour of the day (where my home is, it is virtually noiseless at night and in the morning; the blood pulsing in your ears is the loudest thing you can hear). 2. The air is not pure. This makes a tangible difference when bicycling.

On the other hand, I do kind of like the long, long 15 degree grade hill. Cycling down the various roads of this is quite an experience. The ground at the bottom of the hill appears to be directly in front of you. It's almost free-fall.

BicycleTree
May13-05, 04:58 PM
And when I say 15 degrees, that's because I am comparing the line of the sidewalk with the presumably level lines of the house foundations. Looking down the hill it appears to be more like 45 degrees.

Moonbear
May13-05, 07:56 PM
Huck...I just got back from having sushi dinner. Yummy! :approve: Went out with some friends to a place I hadn't discovered before, and the sushi was excellent! I take back what I've said about not finding good sushi in this city! :biggrin: Some tempura and miso soup as appetizers, sushi for dinner, and ice cream for dessert (there's an ice cream shop around the corner). Just thought I'd rub it in! :smile:

Moonbear
May13-05, 08:01 PM
You only used the word "city" because I used the word "city."

:uhh: Yeah, sure, that's it. :confused:

Hey, where'd you go? Turn my back on you a moment, and you run out and take your post with you! :grumpy:

BicycleTree
May13-05, 08:03 PM
There are 2 things I do not like about the city

take back what I've said about not finding good sushi in this city!
10character

Huckleberry
May13-05, 08:15 PM
Huck...I just got back from having sushi dinner. Yummy! :approve: Went out with some friends to a place I hadn't discovered before, and the sushi was excellent! I take back what I've said about not finding good sushi in this city! :biggrin: Some tempura and miso soup as appetizers, sushi for dinner, and ice cream for dessert (there's an ice cream shop around the corner). Just thought I'd rub it in! :smile: :grumpy: Where is the jealous face when you need it? :cry:

Sushi sounds delicious. I just had beef stew and French bread. :cry:
The miso soup sounds pretty good but I'm not sure about the tempura. With shrimp?
I had some icecream yesterday. My favorite is a tie between Ben & Jerry's Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, or Reese's Pieces. :tongue2:

Evo
May13-05, 08:18 PM
I love sushi, but the worst sushi I've ever eaten was in Japan. This was the real thing, prepared by a master chef at the Hotel Okura, a 4 star hotel in Tokyo. I guess I am used to americanized sushi. :frown:

The worst Thai food I ever had was in Thailand. The real stuff just doesn't taste like american Thai food. :rolleyes:

Moonbear
May13-05, 08:42 PM
:grumpy: Where is the jealous face when you need it? :cry:
:rofl:

Sushi sounds delicious. I just had beef stew and French bread. :cry:
Yep, my friend came to my office and asked where we should go tonight (we already had plans to go out, but hadn't picked a restaurant). Since that picture of a giant sushi platter the other night, I've been seriously craving sushi. I didn't know there was a place closer than by the airport, so mentioned sushi but expected her to nix the idea as too far. As soon as I mentioned it, she said she was craving sushi too, and there's a place much closer! :tongue2: :biggrin:
The miso soup sounds pretty good but I'm not sure about the tempura. With shrimp?
It was an appetizer portion, so some assorted vegetables and two shrimp. I thought it might get messy since there were three of us splitting it. Then one of my friends said she didn't care that much for shrimp. :biggrin: She didn't have to offer twice!

I had some icecream yesterday. My favorite is a tie between Ben & Jerry's Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, or Reese's Pieces. :tongue2:

Heh heh heh...neither of those compares to the ice cream shop we have here! (I'm so spoiled now, I'm going to have a hard time moving away from the good ice cream.) My favorite is raspberry chip, but I passed on that tonight for a turtle sundae with chocolate ice cream (caramel and pecan toppings). Must've been craving turtles too. :devil: :biggrin: Delicious!

Moonbear
May13-05, 08:47 PM
I love sushi, but the worst sushi I've ever eaten was in Japan. This was the real thing, prepared by a master chef at the Hotel Okura, a 4 star hotel in Tokyo. I guess I am used to americanized sushi. :frown:

The worst Thai food I ever had was in Thailand. The real stuff just doesn't taste like american Thai food. :rolleyes:

:rofl: I don't know how Americanized the sushi and Thai food I eat is. I do know that most ethnic cuisines I've had are pretty strikingly different in flavor from the East coast to the midwest. It's all very bland in the midwest and much more flavorful when I order it back east. So, I don't know if it's a gradient from more authentic to more Americanized or just different forms of Americanized foods.

Huckleberry
May13-05, 08:53 PM
I love sushi, but the worst sushi I've ever eaten was in Japan. This was the real thing, prepared by a master chef at the Hotel Okura, a 4 star hotel in Tokyo. I guess I am used to americanized sushi. :frown:

The worst Thai food I ever had was in Thailand. The real stuff just doesn't taste like american Thai food. :rolleyes:Funny that you should mention this. The worst pizza I ever had was in Italy. You can't hold it in your hand like slices. They have few toppings. Sauce is way better there though, but it just doesn't have the satisfaction of some Chicago deepdish. :tongue2:

Evo
May13-05, 08:59 PM
My favorite is raspberry chip, Mmmm, raspberry chip sounds yummy!!

but I passed on that tonight for a turtle sundae with chocolate ice cream (caramel and pecan toppings). Must've been craving turtles too. :devil: :biggrin: Delicious! :rofl:

I do know that most ethnic cuisines I've had are pretty strikingly different in flavor from the East coast to the midwest. It's all very bland in the midwest and much more flavorful when I order it back east.Yep, there's a difference. Sushi and other ethnic/foreign foods are more likely to taste authentic the closer you get to either coast.

I remember years ago moving from Houston, TX to Washington DC and could NOT find a single Mexican restaurant, the ONLY Mexican food in the grocery store was a Banquet frozen Mexican tv dinner. :surprised My parents would send me monthly "care" packages of food so I wouldn't die.

Huckleberry
May13-05, 08:59 PM
As soon as I mentioned it, she said she was craving sushi too, and there's a place much closer! You know what they say, "Hungry bellies eat alike."
Then one of my friends said she didn't care that much for shrimp. She didn't have to offer twice!In that case you can have my shrimp anytime. :uhh:
My favorite is raspberry chip, but I passed on that tonight for a turtle sundae with chocolate ice cream (caramel and pecan toppings). Must've been craving turtles too. Delicious!Did you ask for seconds? :biggrin:

Evo
May13-05, 09:04 PM
Funny that you should mention this. The worst pizza I ever had was in Italy. You can't hold it in your hand like slices. They have few toppings. Sauce is way better there though, but it just doesn't have the satisfaction of some Chicago deepdish. :tongue2: :rofl: I remember a pizza I had in Palermo, Sicily. It came uncut and I could not cut it. My date (native Italian) saw my distress and tried to cut it, he couldn't either. Then we started hacking and hammering at it. We finally managed to break it into pieces, but then couldn't chew it. I occasionally remind him of that night. :biggrin:

Perhaps they noticed I was American when I ordered and made it "special". :grumpy: I think the crust contained cement.

Huckleberry
May13-05, 09:05 PM
I remember years ago moving from Houston, TX to Washington DC and could NOT find a single Mexican restaurant, the ONLY Mexican food in the grocery store was a Banquet frozen Mexican tv dinner. :surprised My parents would send me monthly "care" packages of food so I wouldn't die.I don't know about DC, but there aren't any good Mexican restaurants where I live. Maybe in Boston there are a few but I kinda doubt that too. Having lived in Arizona I think I was spoiled with all the authentic food.

There is authentic central and southern American food here on the east coast. You have to cook it yourself though. There are spanish and portugeuse and varios asian corner food stores that sell some pretty interesting stuff.

Huckleberry
May13-05, 09:08 PM
:rofl: I remember a pizza I had in Palermo, Sicily. It came uncut and I could not cut it. My date (native Italian) saw my distress and tried to cut it, he couldn't either. Then we started hacking and hammering at it. We finally managed to break it into pieces, but then couldn't chew it. I occasionally remind him of that night. :biggrin:

Perhaps they noticed I was American when I ordered and made it "special". :grumpy: I think the crust contained cement.That is probably true. I didn't find the Italian crust to be tough. It was much easier to eat with a knife and fork because the crust was so flexible and fairly thin. Maybe the chef tried to make American pizza for the American?

Moonbear
May13-05, 09:15 PM
I don't know about DC, but there aren't any good Mexican restaurants where I live. Maybe in Boston there are a few but I kinda doubt that too. Having lived in Arizona I think I was spoiled with all the authentic food.

There is authentic central and southern American food here on the east coast. You have to cook it yourself though. There are spanish and portugeuse and varios asian corner food stores that sell some pretty interesting stuff.

If you head into north Jersey, the Union City or West New York areas, you can find good restaurants with some South American food, mostly Columbian. And of course you can find authentic anything in NYC if you know where to look, but despite everything else around, Mexican is tough to find on the East Coast.

Moonbear
May13-05, 09:17 PM
That is probably true. I didn't find the Italian crust to be tough. It was much easier to eat with a knife and fork because the crust was so flexible and fairly thin. Maybe the chef tried to make American pizza for the American?

Sounds like my homemade pizza! :rofl: And I thought I just hadn't perfected the crust recipe yet, but maybe I've just been making a more authentic Italian pizza than I realized! :tongue2:

BicycleTree
May13-05, 09:50 PM
Pizza wheels and bicycle wheels.

JamesU
May13-05, 09:52 PM
Pizza wheels and bicycle wheels.
Is he talking to himself again?

Huckleberry
May13-05, 09:52 PM
If you head into north Jersey, the Union City or West New York areas, you can find good restaurants with some South American food, mostly Columbian. And of course you can find authentic anything in NYC if you know where to look, but despite everything else around, Mexican is tough to find on the East Coast.
The closest Mexican food to me is Taco Bell. That doesn't even count. There's an On the Border not too far, and they are alright, but it's not even close to authentic. I didn't even realize how much I missed it until I started talking about it. I want a chimichanga now!

Sounds like my homemade pizza! And I thought I just hadn't perfected the crust recipe yet, but maybe I've just been making a more authentic Italian pizza than I realized! I think there is a trick to getting the crust just right. You have to cook it just the right amount of time or something like that. I'll have to ask my brother sometime. He makes really good homemade pizza.

BicycleTree
May13-05, 09:52 PM
I think that everyone should post only right around the hour, every hour. So we'd each have our designated minute, and we'd all post, and everyone but the last person to post would get an instant reply. Wouldn't that be nice?

BicycleTree
May13-05, 09:54 PM
Hmm, if pizza had metal bicycle spokes in it, you could pick up the slices easier... they'd be stiffer since each would have a spoke or two in it. Then you'd eat it off the spokes like shish kebab.

Huckleberry
May13-05, 09:54 PM
Is he talking to himself again?Well, I'm reading his posts, but they don't seem to be directed at anything in particular so I don't really know what to say or feel any compulsion to respond. I think of it as interludes of Deep Thought by Bicycle Tree.

JamesU
May13-05, 09:56 PM
Just read his last 2 posts, he's talking to himself... :frown:

BicycleTree
May13-05, 09:57 PM
The bicycle spoke pizza shish kebab idea is great, you have to admit.

BicycleTree
May13-05, 09:58 PM
The only trouble would be that the pizzeria would be sued by people who poked their eyes out through careless eating.

Moonbear
May13-05, 09:59 PM
I think there is a trick to getting the crust just right. You have to cook it just the right amount of time or something like that. I'll have to ask my brother sometime. He makes really good homemade pizza.

I don't even think I've found the right recipe yet, let alone worrying about adjusting the cooking time. I want to make an authentic NY style pizza crust! I miss that so much! :cry:

Cronxeh, next time you're in this thread, bring pizza!!!

JamesU
May13-05, 10:01 PM
The bicycle spoke pizza shish kebab idea is great, you have to admit.
No, it's not. You just get crazy thoughts, remember this?
http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=70859

BicycleTree
May13-05, 10:05 PM
yomamma, basically, shut the hell up. That was also a very neat idea.

Huckleberry
May13-05, 10:05 PM
I don't even think I've found the right recipe yet, let alone worrying about adjusting the cooking time. I want to make an authentic NY style pizza crust! I miss that so much! :cry:

Cronxeh, next time you're in this thread, bring pizza!!!Hmm, I think I will talk to my brother about this. There might be a place where you can order the right dough from. I think that's the hardest part of making the pizza.

Have you ever tried Greek pizza? Oh, that's delicious. :tongue2:
The sauce is sweeter and I like the way it goes with the tomato. There used to be a great Greek pizza place right nearby me but they have new ownership now and the quality just isn't the same. That has happened to so many mom and pop joints that I used to love so much when I was younger. :grumpy:

BicycleTree
May13-05, 10:10 PM
Huck, the last two times you posted, you posted in the same minute I posted, directly after.

JamesU
May13-05, 10:10 PM
yomamma, basically, shut the hell up. That was also a very neat idea.
Can that theory explain this smiley? :devil: Why would demons eat the devil. And this :bugeye: is to big to eat. :approve:

Moonbear
May13-05, 10:10 PM
Hmm, I think I will talk to my brother about this. There might be a place where you can order the right dough from. I think that's the hardest part of making the pizza.
But that defeats all the fun of making the crust myself. :frown:

Have you ever tried Greek pizza? Oh, that's delicious. :tongue2:
The sauce is sweeter and I like the way it goes with the tomato. There used to be a great Greek pizza place right nearby me but they have new ownership now and the quality just isn't the same. That has happened to so many mom and pop joints that I used to love so much when I was younger. :grumpy:
I wonder if that's what they make around here. I don't like the local pizza because the sauce is all too sweet instead of spicey! :yuck: We do have a large-ish Greek community around here, so maybe that's where it comes from. Of course, it's hard to even find a mom & pop pizza place around here. Everything has been taken over by these chains that serve awful pizza. I don't know why people would buy from a chain instead of a mom & pop place for pizza.

BicycleTree
May13-05, 10:20 PM
Silence for 5 minutes, and suddenly 3 people post at 11:10 (US eastern time).

Evo
May13-05, 10:24 PM
The closest Mexican food to me is Taco Bell. That doesn't even count. There's an On the Border not too far, and they are alright, but it's not even close to authentic. I didn't even realize how much I missed it until I started talking about it. I want a chimichanga now!On the Border is cr@p. I hate to tell you this but chimichangas aren't Mexican, they're american, several claims to the first one, but probably from Arizona. Sorry. http://www.azcentral.com/home/food/mexico/articles/0427chimichange27-CR.html

BicycleTree
May13-05, 10:26 PM
It might be interesting to determine whether the variance of posting times within any given 5 minute stretch in which two posts occur is greater than the expected variance assuming the posting times are independent.

Huckleberry
May13-05, 10:26 PM
Huck, the last two times you posted, you posted in the same minute I posted, directly after.I'm keepin an eye out for you. Makin sure you don't hurt yourself stalking the thread.

BicycleTree
May13-05, 10:27 PM
You did it again.

Huckleberry
May13-05, 10:30 PM
On the Border is cr@p. I hate to tell you this but chimichangas aren't Mexican, they're american, several claims to the first one, but probably from Arizona. Sorry. http://www.azcentral.com/home/food/mexico/articles/0427chimichange27-CR.htmlIt's okay. That actually makes sense. Arizona is where I first encountered them. But at least they were made by authentic Mexicans. :smile:

Wow, the place I used to eat was only a few miles from Nogales. Different name though. Can't remember off hand.

BicycleTree
May13-05, 10:32 PM
Yawn. I have made a picture in Paint that I saved as "plink" and most likely no one will ever know what the picture is about except for me.

BicycleTree
May13-05, 10:34 PM
Just think of all the things that people do that nobody else ever knows about. I wonder what percentage of human actions are only known about by the person performing the action.

Huckleberry
May13-05, 10:38 PM
Just think of all the things that people do that nobody else ever knows about. I wonder what percentage of human actions are only known about by the person performing the action.Not enough

BicycleTree
May13-05, 10:40 PM
Ha, you're doing it deliberately now (the consecutive same-minute posting thing).

JamesU
May13-05, 10:41 PM
Yawn. I have made a picture in Paint that I saved as "plink" and most likely no one will ever know what the picture is about except for me.
You cold narrow your search to see how many actions are known by 2 people.







I'll wait for a reply :wink:

Moonbear
May13-05, 10:44 PM
Not enough

:rofl: Yeah, there are some things that plenty of us really wish we didn't know someone else was doing.

BicycleTree
May13-05, 10:46 PM
Moonbear and yomamma (Ha, funny saying it in that order), you are not making any sense that I can see. Narrow my search for what? What actions are you wishing about in particular?

JamesU
May13-05, 10:49 PM
Moonbear and yomamma (Ha, funny saying it in that order), you are not making any sense that I can see. Narrow my search for what? What actions are you wishing about in particular?
Look at the post after the one I quoted. think :uhh: :wink:

BicycleTree
May13-05, 10:54 PM
It still does not make sense. However, talking about this is mind-numbing drivel. I'm going to go do something more useful. Have fun all. Pardon my mind-numbed parting. Bye. Last night there were skinheads on my lawn. When I start talking like this I think it's time to quit. There's a fine line between artfully discombobulated and just plain bad.

BicycleTree
May13-05, 10:55 PM
Wow, that post also sucked. This one's only making it worse.

Moonbear
May13-05, 11:11 PM
Look at the post after the one I quoted. think :uhh: :wink:

Come back into the light yomamma! He's sucking you into the Dark Side!

JamesU
May13-05, 11:17 PM
Come back into the light yomamma! He's sucking you into the Dark Side!
I'm caught in his spokes!

Moonbear
May13-05, 11:34 PM
I'm caught in his spokes!

:surprised Oh no! Hang on! We'll get you out! franzbear, hop in and stop the wheel from turning.

*thwop thwop thwop thwop thwop*

Great job franzbear! Okay, yomamma, while franzbear is wedged in between the spokes and the chain, quickly, let's disentangle you and get you out. HURRY!!! It seems there's some elastic in this thread and he's starting to stretch!

*yanks yomamma out of the spokes just in time*

*Sproinggggggggggg!!!! Ping! Ping! Ping! Thump.*
Uh, we better get more of that frozen broccoli for franzbear. That was quite a spectacular bounce around the room!

JamesU
May13-05, 11:36 PM
:surprised Oh no! Hang on! We'll get you out! franzbear, hop in and stop the wheel from turning.

*thwop thwop thwop thwop thwop*

Great job franzbear! Okay, yomamma, while franzbear is wedged in between the spokes and the chain, quickly, let's disentangle you and get you out. HURRY!!! It seems there's some elastic in this thread and he's starting to stretch!

*yanks yomamma out of the spokes just in time*

*Sproinggggggggggg!!!! Ping! Ping! Ping! Thump.*
Uh, we better get more of that frozen broccoli for franzbear. That was quite a spectacular bounce around the room!
And BT gets away?

Moonbear
May13-05, 11:38 PM
And BT gets away?

Unfortunately, he escaped once again. As soon as you and franzbear were free of his spokes, he pedalled off into the sunset. :grumpy:

JamesU
May13-05, 11:40 PM
I think not!!!


BT starts to ride off, and out of anger, I run superfast after him.

WWWHHHOOOSSHHH!!!!

I catch up with BT, and know him off the bike.

POW!!!

THUD!!!

And then, I beat BT brutally and is sent to an institution.

But I break out..


Then I go to BT's house and ruin his bike.

Moonbear
May13-05, 11:50 PM
*sighs* He always comes back. Every thread needs a villian. :uhh: Or...well, whatever it is that BT does here. :rofl:

JamesU
May13-05, 11:53 PM
*sighs* He always comes back. Every thread needs a villian. :uhh: Or...well, whatever it is that BT does here. :rofl:
We'll continue the BT saga tomorrow, I'm out

Evo
May13-05, 11:53 PM
I think not!!!


BT starts to ride off, and out of anger, I run superfast after him.

WWWHHHOOOSSHHH!!!!

I catch up with BT, and know him off the bike.

POW!!!

THUD!!!

And then, I beat BT brutally and is sent to an institution.

But I break out..


Then I go to BT's house and ruin his bike.Yep, I'm liking yomamma more and more each day. :tongue:

Moonbear
May13-05, 11:55 PM
Yep, I'm liking yomamma more and more each day. :tongue:

:rofl: We need more 13 year-olds around here! They have the energy us old folks lost a long time ago.

Huckleberry
May14-05, 02:14 AM
*sighs* He always comes back. Every thread needs a villian. :uhh: Or...well, whatever it is that BT does here. :rofl:I don't see him as a villian. I looked in the movie wikipedia and it said a Bicycle Tree is what you get after Marvin infects the Deep Thought computer and then runs through the infinite improbability drive and a bolt slips halfway through. He's a Bicycle Tree with a brain the size of a sideways galaxy. What do you expect from him?

cronxeh
May14-05, 12:27 PM
uhh.. i lost you there (both of you, yes you too..)

Moonbear
May14-05, 01:44 PM
uhh.. i lost you there (both of you, yes you too..)

Did you bring the pizza? I'm not explaining anything unless you have pizza for me! Make that with the works, hold the anchovies. :biggrin: :approve:

cronxeh
May14-05, 02:57 PM
*wipes the cheese off the mouth' corners*

what pizza? nobody said anything about pi...

oohh.. man

JamesU
May14-05, 03:02 PM
:grumpy: :grumpy:

Moonbear
May14-05, 08:14 PM
*wipes the cheese off the mouth' corners*

what pizza? nobody said anything about pi...

oohh.. man

*grabs pizza box, opens it, shakes it upside down hunting for crumbs* :cry: How could you eat it all?!!! All I want is one slice. :frown: You better get another pie in here pronto!

cronxeh
May14-05, 09:16 PM
Whenever I think of Moonbear only this image comes to mind:
http://www.phdcomics.com/comics/archive/phd111504s.gif

Moonbear
May14-05, 11:48 PM
Whenever I think of Moonbear only this image comes to mind:
http://www.phdcomics.com/comics/archive/phd111504s.gif

:rofl: So, which one am I? The one with the beard, or the one crying? :rofl: And still no pizza for me?! :grumpy:

cronxeh
May15-05, 12:01 AM
Its not so hard to guess which one is you..
http://www.phdcomics.com/comics/archive/phd031105s.gif

Huckleberry
May15-05, 01:32 AM
I've been gone all day and this is the best you guys can do? Don't you realize I look forward to reading all the hilarious antics of my GD cohorts in this thread? :eek:
Don't MAKE me whip franzbear again! :devil:

And still no pizza? :surprised
Practicing jaw exercises for proper pizza eating.

Danger
May15-05, 01:36 AM
I've been gone all day and this is the best you guys can do?
Sorry, man... I've been away. In fact, I'm not sure that I'm back yet.

Huckleberry
May15-05, 01:58 AM
Well, now that you're almost back. I think it's almost time for me to leave. :zzz:

Danger
May15-05, 02:09 AM
Well, now that you're almost back. I think it's almost time for me to leave. :zzz:
Was it something I said?

Huckleberry
May15-05, 02:11 AM
Was it something I said?Unless you told me it was 3 in the morning then I don't think so.
G'night. :zzz:

Danger
May15-05, 02:14 AM
Unless you told me it was 3 in the morning then I don't think so.
G'night. :zzz:
Forgot about conflicting time zones again. It's only 1:00 here. But after last night and today, I'm about ready to crash soon too. 'Night.

Moonbear
May15-05, 02:20 AM
Its not so hard to guess which one is you..
http://www.phdcomics.com/comics/archive/phd031105s.gif

:rofl: :rofl: Yes yes yes, that's me, finding the right compliment of sugar, caffeine and fat to get through meetings quickly!

Moonbear
May15-05, 02:24 AM
I've been gone all day and this is the best you guys can do? Don't you realize I look forward to reading all the hilarious antics of my GD cohorts in this thread? :eek:
Don't MAKE me whip franzbear again! :devil:
Not much point in that, he likes it way too much! I guess we know which parent he takes after. :rolleyes: :blushing:

And still no pizza? :surprised
Practicing jaw exercises for proper pizza eating.
:cry: I really want pizza! I'm half tempted to book a flight to NY for a night just to get some good pizza! Everyone would think I'd lost my last marble if I did something that impulsive though. Little do they know it's been gone a long time. :tongue2:

BicycleTree
May15-05, 11:58 AM
Obviously the reason you are talking about losing your marbles is this:
When it hails, it means God has lost his marbles
(I paraphrase so as not to hunt back)

Moonbear
May15-05, 12:06 PM
Obviously the reason you are talking about losing your marbles is this:

(I paraphrase so as not to hunt back)

Yep, that's the only reason. I used all the others pelting hail at you. :rolleyes: :rofl:

BicycleTree
May15-05, 12:45 PM
I think I've mentioned that it hasn't hailed here for a long time.

Just pointing out the things that affect your subconscious.

Moonbear
May15-05, 12:52 PM
I think I've mentioned that it hasn't hailed here for a long time.

Yeah, I throw like a girl, all the marbles fell back on my own head. :rofl:

Just pointing out the things that affect your subconscious.
:rofl: I was serious, I did use the marble statement because you used it. Not subconscious at all, it was a very conscious decision. You got so riled up over my referring to "this city," which I do very often (especially when complaining about it) and was totally unrelated to your comments (since I live in a city, what else should I refer to this place as?) that I couldn't resist seeing how you'd react to my reference to marbles. :wink:

tribdog
May15-05, 01:49 PM
wow, my time away has really hurt me.
Most of these posts don't seem important or they don't make sense. I know that can't be true though. I guess a few days back and I'll be back in the right frame of mind.

Evo
May15-05, 01:52 PM
Most of these posts don't seem important :surprised

or they don't make sense. :surprised :surprised

No, you're absolutely right. :biggrin:

Have you gotten to the beaver/merkin/turtle section yet? Now THAT section makes sense. :approve: Did we not discuss turtle merkins??

Moonbear
May15-05, 02:15 PM
Have you gotten to the beaver/merkin/turtle section yet? Now THAT section makes sense. :approve: Did we not discuss turtle merkins??
Hmm, good point. We only discussed beaver merkins, no turtle merkins. It seems a timely topic for debate. We'll begin collecting survey data on preferences regarding turtle merkins in the cancer clinic immediately.

Astronuc
May15-05, 02:42 PM
Hmm, good point. We only discussed beaver merkins, no turtle merkins. It seems a timely topic for debate. We'll begin collecting survey data on preferences regarding turtle merkins in the cancer clinic immediately.
And you completely left out mertle turkins, or is that turkin mertles! :rofl:

tribdog
May15-05, 02:51 PM
wow, you have hair on top too. I always assumed your head was on upside down.

Astronuc
May15-05, 02:52 PM
Go see my photos in the membership photothread. I am trying to grow more. I don't shave - I just shed. :biggrin:

http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=7262&page=100&pp=15
My winter outfit is on the next page. :biggrin:

Danger
May15-05, 03:05 PM
Go see my photos in the membership photothread. I am trying to grow more. I don't shave - I just shed. :biggrin:

http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=7262&page=100&pp=15
My winter outfit is on the next page. :biggrin:
At least now we know how the Sasquatch legend got started.

Moonbear
May15-05, 03:42 PM
At least now we know how the Sasquatch legend got started.

You're one to talk! I'm not sure who has the hairier avatar photo, you or Astronuc! :eek:

Danger
May15-05, 03:52 PM
You're one to talk! I'm not sure who has the hairier avatar photo, you or Astronuc! :eek:
I'm too short to be a Sasquatch. There might be a satyr myth or two attributable to me, though.

JamesU
May15-05, 04:40 PM
I'm gone for one day and now we're talking about hair

Astronuc
May15-05, 05:29 PM
There might be a satyr myth or two attributable to me, though.So, Danger, I presume you play the Pan flute. :biggrin:

I definitely have more hair now - I need to update my avatar. I'm going for the silver mane look. :biggrin:

JamesU
May15-05, 05:32 PM
I definitely have more hair now - I need to update my avatar. I'm going for the silver mane look. :biggrin:
please don't

Astronuc
May15-05, 05:35 PM
Too late. That reminds me, I need to check the date of the next full moon. Those are the nights when I can't account for my whereabouts. :biggrin:

Danger
May15-05, 05:35 PM
So, Danger, I presume you play the Pan flute. :biggrin:
Not very well. I think they gave me the job based solely upon persistence.

Astronuc
May15-05, 05:38 PM
Not very well. I think they gave me the job based solely upon persistence.
Or perhaps its the way you prance across the fields. :biggrin:

Danger
May15-05, 05:44 PM
Or perhaps its the way you prance across the fields. :biggrin:
You try keeping the burrs out of your hooves and see how you walk. :grumpy:

Astronuc
May15-05, 08:43 PM
You try keeping the burrs out of your hooves and see how you walk. :grumpy:I have paws, not hooves. And yes, burrs can be a problem. :biggrin:

tribdog
May15-05, 09:49 PM
I have paws, not hooves. And yes, burrs can be a problem. :biggrin:
I bet zippers are a bugger too.

JamesU
May15-05, 09:54 PM
I have paws, not hooves. And yes, burrs can be a problem. :biggrin:
What about your hair? big problem?

Astronuc
May15-05, 10:06 PM
What problem? I have plenty of hair. :biggrin:

Moonbear
May15-05, 10:31 PM
Burrs do have a tendency to cling to fur as well. Don't want to discover one of those in the wrong place! :surprised

JamesU
May15-05, 11:26 PM
Burrs do have a tendency to cling to fur as well. Don't want to discover one of those in the wrong place! :surprised
Some thing just shouldn't be posted...

Huckleberry
May15-05, 11:45 PM
Burrs do have a tendency to cling to fur as well. Don't want to discover one of those in the wrong place! :surprisedYou might damage your merkin trying to pull them out. Probably not a good idea to go trailblazing in the nude. Probably want to hold off on pruning those rose bushes too.

Moonbear
May16-05, 01:21 AM
You might damage your merkin trying to pull them out. Probably not a good idea to go trailblazing in the nude. Probably want to hold off on pruning those rose bushes too.

Uh, yeah, there are some things better not done while nude, or even just in underwear, like climbing through rosebushes...right Evo? :wink: :rofl:


BTW, all this talk around here about pie (and pi) has had me seriously craving pie for days now! So, here it is, 2:30 in the morning, and I've just stuck a berry pie in the oven because I want to have some for breakfast. :rolleyes:

Danger
May16-05, 02:04 AM
Uh, yeah, there are some things better not done while nude, or even just in underwear, like climbing through rosebushes...right Evo? :wink: :rofl:
Is there some back-story here that we should know about? :devil:

Moonbear
May16-05, 02:17 AM
Is there some back-story here that we should know about? :devil:

Oh, yeah, somewhere in an old thread, Evo mentioned stepping outside while wearing only her underwear (to grab the newspaper off the porch, or something like that), and the door slammed shut and locked behind her, leaving her outside. The only way in was through a window behind some rose bushes as I recall the story. She really could have used your locksmithing skills for that one.

Well, the pie is out of the oven, so I'm off to sleep while it cools.

cronxeh
May16-05, 02:18 AM
Moonbear.........


3:17 AM and ur still not sleeping

as a Bio Prof you should be aware that missing out on REM sleep will make you very easily irritable and make you beat your students with a pointer stick everytime a stupid question comes up :devil:

Danger
May16-05, 02:21 AM
She really could have used your locksmithing skills for that one.
I'm right sorry I missed out on that. And I worked on the barter system a lot... :tongue2:

Moonbear
May16-05, 02:24 AM
Moonbear.........


3:17 AM and ur still not sleeping

as a Bio Prof you should be aware that missing out on REM sleep will make you very easily irritable and make you beat your students with a pointer stick everytime a stupid question comes up :devil:

Nope, not sleeping yet. I don't have any teaching to do, and I spent all day today at the lab (I was there until midnight, dinner was eaten around 2 AM, pie in the oven by 2:30 AM...I'll probably sleep in tomorrow since I have far less that needs doing tomorrow than I had today). As for beating students with sticks, you're right, that's much more fun if I'm well rested. :devil: Darn, all I have is a laser pointer, no sticks. :grumpy:

Danger
May16-05, 02:27 AM
Darn, all I have is a laser pointer, no sticks. :grumpy:
Well, you can always try to blind the little bastards.

cronxeh
May16-05, 02:31 AM
ahh.. what does a research of a bio professor look like?

like what do you do in the lab (a typical day's routines list perhaps?)

Danger
May16-05, 09:45 AM
what do you do in the lab (a typical day's routines list perhaps?)
10:00 am—wake up
10:15 am—wake up again
11:05 am—get up
11:07 am—have coffee
11:20 am—wake up again
11:21 am—reheat coffee
11:22 am—have coffee; think about breakfast
11:23 am—give up on breakfast; think about going to lab
11:25 am—wake up again; throw out old coffee
11:26 am—make new coffee
etc.

DocToxyn
May16-05, 10:06 AM
On the Border is cr@p. I hate to tell you this but chimichangas aren't Mexican, they're american, several claims to the first one, but probably from Arizona. Sorry. http://www.azcentral.com/home/food/mexico/articles/0427chimichange27-CR.html

There is quite a difference between real mexican food and what passes for mexican (really southwestern) food in most of America. Things like pozole or turkey legs with red mole or snapper escabeche are excellent examples of mexican food and like any other cuisine it varies considerably from region to region fish; seafood on the coast to beef, pork or goat inland. It's not like the cheese smothered, deep-fried gut bombs you find regularly around here. Look up a chef named Rick Bayless, he's quite well known for his traditional mexican fare.

Also, the best pizzas at home are made on a stone in the hottest oven you can crank out, I go for 500 fahrenheit and let it warm up at least 1/2 hour. Thin crust, not pre-cooked, with not too much toppings. You can also do them outside on a grill, which gives you that wood-fired kinda flavor.

Artman
May16-05, 10:35 AM
Oh, yeah, somewhere in an old thread, Evo mentioned stepping outside while wearing only her underwear (to grab the newspaper off the porch, or something like that), and the door slammed shut and locked behind her, leaving her outside.The kind of day a stalker dreams of. :bugeye: :tongue2: (Great photo op) :tongue: :bugeye: :biggrin:

Oh and Muhahahhaaa! Back with my idea to kill Franzbear later. :devil:

Evo
May16-05, 10:43 AM
10:00 am—wake up
10:15 am—wake up again
11:05 am—get up
11:07 am—have coffee
11:20 am—wake up again
11:21 am—reheat coffee
11:22 am—have coffee; think about breakfast
11:23 am—give up on breakfast; think about going to lab
11:25 am—wake up again; throw out old coffee
11:26 am—make new coffee
etc.Sounds like my day. :blushing:

Evo
May16-05, 10:45 AM
The kind of day a stalker dreams of. :bugeye: :tongue2: (Great photo op) :tongue: :bugeye: :biggrin:I have photos. Want me to just charge them to your account like the last batch? How many copies do you want? :wink:

Artman
May16-05, 10:55 AM
I have photos. Want me to just charge them to your account like the last batch? How many copies do you want? :wink:Yes please. :biggrin: Just one of each to start.


<giggles like schoolboy and anticipates photo arrival> :tongue2:

Moonbear
May16-05, 11:53 AM
10:00 am—wake up
10:15 am—wake up again
11:05 am—get up
11:07 am—have coffee
11:20 am—wake up again
11:21 am—reheat coffee
11:22 am—have coffee; think about breakfast
11:23 am—give up on breakfast; think about going to lab
11:25 am—wake up again; throw out old coffee
11:26 am—make new coffee
etc.

And I thought DocToxyn was the only one stalking me! How did you know my routine so well? :eek:

DocToxyn
May16-05, 12:00 PM
ahh.. what does a research of a bio professor look like?

like what do you do in the lab (a typical day's routines list perhaps?)

I've got to run a foot sweat assay on some mice in the next few days, plus slice some brains for an in situ hybridization histochemistry method I'm trying to develop.

Moonbear
May16-05, 12:20 PM
I've got to run a foot sweat assay on some mice in the next few days, plus slice some brains for an in situ hybridization histochemistry method I'm trying to develop.

That's a new one for me...a foot sweat assay? I didn't know mice had sweaty feet! Well, learn something new every day.

The rest of my week sounds pretty similar. I've been working on a cDNA probe for in situ, and if I can get that to work, I'll be combining that with immunocytochemistry. In between doing that, I've got a couple brains to slice as well, and some other immunocytochemistry to run. Oh, and there are always plenty of cells to count (hence the need for coffee; when I get my own lab, the microscope room is going to have to have its own entrance from the corridor so it's not part of the area zoned for radioactive material...I really want to be able to keep a cup of coffee nearby when counting lots of cells!) Let's see, what else? Oh, need to finish up revisions on the manuscript that was accepted, and finish up the last figure I need for another manuscript. The stuff I was working on as pilot data for a grant application hasn't panned out, so that's one less thing that needs to be done. I'm probably forgetting something else. Oh, this isn't really the day's list, it's more the week's list.

Oh, and need to go interrogate some grad students to find out why I didn't see any of them when I was in the lab this weekend. :devil: Classes are over, they should all be in the lab full time now!

Artman
May16-05, 12:25 PM
I've got to run a foot sweat assay on some mice in the next few days, plus slice some brains for an in situ hybridization histochemistry method I'm trying to develop....served with fava beans and a nice kiante. :tongue2: :yuck:

DocToxyn
May16-05, 12:33 PM
And I thought DocToxyn was the only one stalking me! How did you know my routine so well? :eek:

C'mon Danger, quit hoggin' the binoculars....ahhh, there she is. Doh! :surprised , I think she spotted us, quick man break out the disguises.

Moonbear
May16-05, 12:38 PM
...served with fava beans and a nice kiante. :tongue2: :yuck:

:rofl: It does make people nervous when you tell them you have to go back to the lab to slice up some brains.

We have some human brain tissue in the lab too, and I always get the inevitable question of "where did it come from?" I like to give answers like it came from annoying students. Or, I tell them I had my assistant Igor run over to the morgue one night... (It's all from brain banks where people arrange to donate post-mortem for research.)

DocToxyn
May16-05, 12:42 PM
That's a new one for me...a foot sweat assay? I didn't know mice had sweaty feet! Well, learn something new every day.

its a really cool assay, anesthetize with avertin, hit them with pilocarpine, a parasympathetic agonist, and watch the sweat pour (its quantified by counting pores formed in a dental amalgum you put on their feet). They also drool like crazy....nurse...suction!

...I really want to be able to keep a cup of coffee nearby when counting lots of cells!)

Maybe you should try one of those hydration packs that athletes use. You can covertly smuggle it around under your lab coat and pipe that fresh hot coffee right to the bite valve on your lapel. Plus those things hold like 2 liters :bugeye:. Of course you'd need to come up with something for the inevitable bathroom breaks, but I'll leave that up to you. :biggrin:

Moonbear
May16-05, 01:20 PM
its a really cool assay, anesthetize with avertin, hit them with pilocarpine, a parasympathetic agonist, and watch the sweat pour (its quantified by counting pores formed in a dental amalgum you put on their feet). They also drool like crazy....nurse...suction!
Cool! What do you use that assay to assess? (If that's too much detail about your experiment to post here, send me a PM.) That approach also sounds like a good way to measure salivary corticosterone! Well, except the anesthesia would probably screw that all up. :rofl:


Maybe you should try one of those hydration packs that athletes use. You can covertly smuggle it around under your lab coat and pipe that fresh hot coffee right to the bite valve on your lapel. Plus those things hold like 2 liters :bugeye:. Of course you'd need to come up with something for the inevitable bathroom breaks, but I'll leave that up to you. :biggrin:

:rofl: Bathroom breaks are okay. I need to stand up and stretch once in a while anyway, but it takes too long to drink a cup of coffee, or else it's cold by the time I get back to it. (Oh, yeah, and summer is coming with air-conditioning; that's when I need the hot coffee just to keep my hands warm!)

Evo
May16-05, 01:51 PM
I've got to run a foot sweat assay on some mice in the next few days,All those years in school and he's checking out sweaty mice feet. :biggrin:

JamesU
May16-05, 06:35 PM
Every time that I leave for 6 hours and come back, we've ran through a dozen topics

Danger
May16-05, 07:29 PM
I have photos. How many copies do you want? :wink:
Just one of each to start.

<giggles like schoolboy and anticipates photo arrival> :tongue2:
<begins drooling and preparing plans to intercept Artman's mail>

And I thought DocToxyn was the only one stalking me! How did you know my routine so well? :eek:
He is merely my puppet, and returns all relevant information to me daily.

I've got to run a foot sweat assay on some mice in the next few days, plus slice some brains for an in situ hybridization histochemistry method I'm trying to develop.
No kiddin'? Me too! :uhh:

C'mon Danger, quit hoggin' the binoculars....ahhh, there she is. Doh! :surprised , I think she spotted us, quick man break out the disguises.
I'll trade you the binoculars for the night scope. And what the hell do you think this dog suit is, anyhow? You think I like you leading me around on a leash and pretending you're in charge? (Okay, maybe a little...)

iMaybe you should try one of those hydration packs that athletes use. You can covertly smuggle it around under your lab coat and pipe that fresh hot coffee right to the bite valve on your lapel. Of course you'd need to come up with something for the inevitable bathroom breaks
She should be able to wear 2 of them, and keep one in reverse.

All those years in school and he's checking out sweaty mice feet. :biggrin:
Looking for a cure for Yommama, no doubt.

Every time that I leave for 6 hours and come back, we've ran through a dozen topics
Okay, I kept it on the same topics. You happy now?

cronxeh
May16-05, 07:34 PM
Hey Danger.. you guys have more IHOP locations per population density than the United States does

WHAT GIVES, EH?

DocToxyn
May16-05, 07:40 PM
All those years in school and he's checking out sweaty mice feet. :biggrin:

I'm compiling a list of human female foot sweat donors, if you want in?!! Artman, Huckleberry and Danger volunteered as collectors. :tongue2: :bugeye: Well I haven't really asked them, but I'm pretty sure they're on board.
Now, so I can fill out the proper forms, I need to know, what makes you sweaty?

Danger
May16-05, 07:45 PM
Hey Danger.. you guys have more IHOP locations per population density than the United States does

WHAT GIVES, EH?
Beats the hell out of me. I didn't know we had any. I've never seen one. Just looked in last year's Calgary phone book—can't find the new one—and there are none listed. (And despite what a lot of Yanks think about little Canadian burgs, Calgary is just short of 1,000,000 people.) I'd expect there to be one here, if anywhere. Maybe it's strictly an eastern thing. :confused:

cronxeh
May16-05, 07:47 PM
Doc must be one of those guys that answers 'yes' when a woman asks him "are you a doctor??"

Thinking to himself "I am a Doctor.. just not a Medical Doctor" :biggrin:

Huckleberry
May16-05, 07:50 PM
I'm compiling a list of human female foot sweat donors, if you want in?!! Artman, Huckleberry and Danger volunteered as collectors. :tongue2: :bugeye: Well I haven't really asked them, but I'm pretty sure they're on board.
Now, so I can fill out the proper forms, I need to know, what makes you sweaty?Danger has a foot aversion, but I'm perfectly willing and able to.... I'm up for the job... umm, yeah.

Try crab legs. She loves crab legs. And chocolate. Maybe something spicy.

Danger
May16-05, 07:52 PM
Danger has a foot aversion
Thanks for getting me out of that one. I was just about to add a link to that other post.

SOS2008
May16-05, 08:40 PM
I'm compiling a list of human female foot sweat donors, if you want in?!! Artman, Huckleberry and Danger volunteered as collectors. :tongue2: :bugeye: Well I haven't really asked them, but I'm pretty sure they're on board.
Now, so I can fill out the proper forms, I need to know, what makes you sweaty?Just as long as there's no heat rash involved... :tongue: The bottom of my feet (and palms of my hands) sweat when I watch something involving heights--like the opening scene to Mission Impossible 2.

Crikey! What's been going on in this thread!?

JamesU
May16-05, 08:47 PM
Mission Imposstible 2??? :yuck: terrible movie

DocToxyn
May16-05, 08:50 PM
The bottom of my feet (and palms of my hands) sweat when I watch something involving heights--like the opening scene to Mission Impossible 2.


I get the same thing, cold flashy sweats on my palms and feet and they get almost sore or achy. I really don't like heights. :cry:

Huckleberry
May16-05, 08:54 PM
Crikey! What's been going on in this thread!?A little of this and a little of that, and a whole lot o nothin'

Just as long as there's no heat rash involved... The bottom of my feet (and palms of my hands) sweat when I watch something involving heights--like the opening scene to Mission Impossible 2.Are you sure it's not Tom Cruise that is making you sweat? :cool:

DocToxyn
May16-05, 08:54 PM
Doc must be one of those guys that answers 'yes' when a woman asks him "are you a doctor??"

Thinking to himself "I am a Doctor.. just not a Medical Doctor" :biggrin:

Hey, I didn't spend all those years in the lab, just to play around with mice. *sighs, and heads back to lab to look at sweaty mice paws*

DocToxyn
May16-05, 08:57 PM
Thanks for getting me out of that one. I was just about to add a link to that other post.

Sorry Danger, maybe you can handle the palms. :uhh: :biggrin:

Danger
May16-05, 09:06 PM
The bottom of my feet (and palms of my hands) sweat when I watch something involving heights
I get the same thing, cold flashy sweats on my palms and feet and they get almost sore or achy. I really don't like heights. :cry:
Bah! You're both amateur acrophobes. Something like the crane shots in Lord of the Rings or the rope bridge in Raiders tweaks my pucker factor up by about 2000%, my 'nads crawl up someplace in my chest, and I can't breathe. :redface:

Flying doesn't bother me at all (although I far prefer it as pilot than passenger). I figured it was safe to watch the 3-D space station movie at the Imax in Vegas because it would all be off the ground. To start with, I had to go in the 'handicapped' section because of the steepness and height of the seating. Then the damned movie started with a crane shot looking down on the space shuttle! :grumpy:

JamesU
May16-05, 09:07 PM
I'm so pissed off because I've killed so many threads.

Some people seem to be able to make the comment that just ruins a conversation. I've gone back to the last 100 or so really dead threads and counted up how many times each person was the one named as the last poster. Here's my list of PFs best thread killers:
franzneitzche-ME
MoonbearStill good
tribdog-Evo-tie-Ivan Seeking and Tsu danger
Honorable mentions go to:kerrie, rahmuss, and jimmysnyder :rofl:

SOS2008
May16-05, 09:17 PM
Are you sure it's not Tom Cruise that is making you sweat? :cool: :rofl: I do admire the many stunts he does himself...
Sorry Danger, maybe you can handle the palms. :uhh: :biggrin:I don't suppose any of you know Rosy Palm? :tongue2:

Huckleberry
May16-05, 09:22 PM
I don't suppose any of you know Rosy Palm?I heard of her. Didn't Jungle Jane kick her out for spanking the monkeys? It's all good.

Moonbear
May16-05, 10:09 PM
Hey, I didn't spend all those years in the lab, just to play around with mice. *sighs, and heads back to lab to look at sweaty mice paws*

It's sad the things we do in the name of science. I'm starting to realize I miss doing radioimmunoassays. There was nothing better to do on a day when you were feeling lazy (or hung over) than writing numbers on 1000 test tubes.

I'm happy today though. I just read in the news that they are going to map the sheep genome! Woo hoo! Seriously, this is the sort of thing that can totally make my day. :biggrin: They better not find any of Danger's or Artman's genes! :tongue:

BicycleTree
May16-05, 10:17 PM
I just found a wonderful source for surrealism.

Morality is subjective. Morality is relative to cultures. God is the source of all moral values. I approve of racism. Racism is right. The cannibalism in New Guinea is right. The caste system in India is right. God exists.

BicycleTree
May16-05, 10:19 PM
Dinosaurs are extinct. The dinosaurs suffered some catastrophe. The dinosaurs died suddenly. The dinosaurs froze due to a sudden drop in temperature. The dinosaurs were attacked by a lethal virus. The sun's rays were blocked. The earth's atmosphere was filled with dust due to the impact of a comet.

Danger
May16-05, 10:20 PM
They better not find any of Danger's or Artman's genes! :tongue:
:uhh: Uh... where did they get these sheep? :redface:

Moonbear
May16-05, 10:27 PM
:uhh: Uh... where did they get these sheep? :redface:

They said the study is being headed up by Utah State. :uhh: Maybe this is another of those Mormon geneology studies?

Actually, it'll be conducted in 4 countries, U.S., Britain, New Zealand and Australia (those would be the major sheep producing countries).

BicycleTree
May16-05, 10:29 PM
We should stop going places. We should develop hydrogen-powered cars. We should go on driving gasoline-powered cars. We should destroy the ozone layer.

Danger
May16-05, 10:37 PM
Actually, it'll be conducted in 4 countries, U.S., Britain, New Zealand and Australia (those would be the major sheep producing countries).
Well, I'm off the hook then. Brewnog and Artman might have some explaining to do.

BicycleTree
May16-05, 10:37 PM
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Beauty is objective. Beauty is observable. Beauty can be seen.

The defendant refuses to take the stand. The defendant confesses. The defendant is guilty.

Moonbear
May16-05, 10:56 PM
Well, I'm off the hook then. Brewnog and Artman might have some explaining to do.

Yep. :rofl:

BicycleTree
May16-05, 11:05 PM
They said the study is being headed up by Utah State. :uhh: Maybe this is another of those Mormon geneology studies?

Actually, it'll be conducted in 4 countries, U.S., Britain, New Zealand and Australia (those would be the major sheep producing countries).
God's existence is necessary. God's existence is impossible. God's existence is contingent. God's existence is a matter of metaphysical luck. The concept of an omnipotent and perfectly good being is coherent.

Math Is Hard
May16-05, 11:19 PM
ow! If you're cleaning your ear with a q-tip and you hit something solid, you should probably stop, right?

Moonbear
May16-05, 11:27 PM
ow! If you're cleaning your ear with a q-tip and you hit something solid, you should probably stop, right?

Generally, that would be a good idea. And if you see the Q-tip coming out the other side, you know you've gone too far. :eek:

BicycleTree
May16-05, 11:27 PM
Only if:

Mary is in much pain. Mary lacks the capacity to make a rational decision about ending her life. Mary is in no position to know what she will want when she is in much pain. Mary has no right to end her life. Mary has no right to die with dignity.

Huckleberry
May16-05, 11:34 PM
:uhh: Uh... where did they get these sheep? :redface:
Wow, I had heard that New Zealand has several times the amount of sheep that it has human population. I was looking for imformation on it and found out that New Zealand has a problem with sheep belching. :rofl:
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2002/05/0509_020509_belch.html

Looks like they have more than 10 times the number of sheep than they do people. And 90% of their methane emissions are from sheep and bovine belches.

Moonbear
May16-05, 11:35 PM
And Mary had a little lamb. :uhh:

Moonbear
May16-05, 11:36 PM
Wow, I had heard that New Zealand has several times the amount of sheep that it has human population. I was looking for imformation on it and found out that New Zealand has a problem with sheep belching. :rofl:
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2002/05/0509_020509_belch.html

If you've ever been in close proximity to a sheep belch, you'd fully understand the severity of this problem! :yuck:

BicycleTree
May16-05, 11:39 PM
The eye-for-an-eye principle is interpreted literally. The eye-for-an-eye principle is interpreted figuratively. The state must do to criminals what they have done to their victims. The state must torture torturers. The state need only mete out punishments that are proportional to the crime. The state is free to give murderers life imprisonment rather than the death penalty. It is immoral to torture torturers.

Huckleberry
May16-05, 11:40 PM
Danger would fit right in down in New Zealand.

BicycleTree
May16-05, 11:41 PM
God is in time. God's knowledge of the future is a prediction based on the past and present. Humans have free will. The future acts of humans are infallibly predictable based on the past and present. God can know the future free acts of his creatures.

Moonbear
May16-05, 11:42 PM
Danger would fit right in down in New Zealand.

Yep, so many sheep there, he won't even need his velcro mittens.

BicycleTree
May16-05, 11:43 PM
Young smokers identify with their future selves. Young smokers are irrational. Young smokers know that smoking causes cancer. Young smokers act without due regard for another person. Young smokers are immoral.

Danger
May17-05, 12:44 AM
ow! If you're cleaning your ear with a q-tip and you hit something solid, you should probably stop, right?
I'm not sure how the US medical community does things. Up here, the concensus among doctors is that you should never put anything smaller than your elbow into your ear.

And if you see the Q-tip coming out the other side, you know you've gone too far. :eek:
Your head must be a lot narrower than it looks in your picture. Aren't Q-Tips like 4" long?

And 90% of their methane emissions are from sheep and bovine belches.
:bugeye: That's almost as much as the combined clientele of every Taco Bell in North America!

And Mary had a little lamb.
A lobster and some prunes;
A pint of beer, a piece of pie
And then some macaroons.
It made the greedy waiters grin
To see her order so.
And when they carried Mary out
Her face was white as snow.

If you've ever been in close proximity to a sheep belch, you'd fully understand the severity of this problem! :yuck:
I'm usually at the other end of the sheep, but that has drawbacks of its own.

Danger would fit right in down in New Zealand.
Oooh... Lucy Lawless! :tongue2:

Yep, so many sheep there, he won't even need his velcro mittens.
Probably not, but I'll pack the gumboots just in case. They might be skittish around foreigners.

cronxeh
May17-05, 12:50 AM
A lobster and some prunes;
A pint of beer, a piece of pie
And then some macaroons.
It made the greedy waiters grin
To see her order so.
And when they carried Mary out
Her face was white as snow.




ahahah.. ohh.. man.. :rofl:

Huckleberry
May17-05, 12:59 AM
Probably not, but I'll pack the gumboots just in case. They might be skittish around foreigners.Are the boots for you or the sheep?I'm usually at the other end of the sheep, but that has drawbacks of its own.Is this a dare?Oooh... Lucy Lawless!Now that I think about it, when she gets excited she kind of sounds like she's bleating.That's almost as much as the combined clientele of every Taco Bell in North America!Could be a solution to the world's energy problems. It'll finally give all those hampsters a break.

Danger
May17-05, 01:12 AM
Are the boots for you or the sheep?
Both. That's the whole point of them. You tuck their back legs in so they can't run off.

Is this a dare?
Yeah.:uhh:

Now that I think about it, when she gets excited she kind of sounds like she's bleating.
I haven't had the opportunity to see her excited, but one can hope.

It'll finally give all those hampsters a break.
Is that a little animal that you put your dirty laundry in?

Moonbear
May17-05, 02:41 AM
I'm not sure how the US medical community does things. Up here, the concensus among doctors is that you should never put anything smaller than your elbow into your ear.
And does anybody actually follow that advice?


It'll finally give all those hampsters a break.

Is that a little animal that you put your dirty laundry in?

:rofl: LOL! Hamp-sters!!! :biggrin:

Danger
May17-05, 02:49 AM
And does anybody actually follow that advice?
Not really, but I've seen a couple of dislocations suffered by people who tried too hard.

:rofl: LOL! Hamp-sters!!! :biggrin:
Thanks. I figured there'd be one literate member around somewhere. :devil:

Moonbear
May17-05, 02:54 AM
Not really, but I've seen a couple of dislocations suffered by people who tried too hard.
At least by pulling that muscle trying to lick my elbow, I learned not to try this one. :rofl:

Thanks. I figured there'd be one literate member around somewhere. :devil:
No problem! :biggrin:

Danger
May17-05, 03:05 AM
At least by pulling that muscle trying to lick my elbow, I learned not to try this one. :rofl:
Quit trying to get your limbs more flexible and work on stretching your tongue. It could help you out with your clinic duties as well.

No problem! :biggrin:
I can envision Hypatia stalling out on that post for half an hour while she tries to figure out what the joke is. :biggrin: (Love you, Hypatia, but your spelling is scary. :tongue: )

Moonbear
May17-05, 03:23 AM
Quit trying to get your limbs more flexible and work on stretching your tongue. It could help you out with your clinic duties as well.
Aye aye, Cap'n! :tongue2:

I can envision Hypatia stalling out on that post for half an hour while she tries to figure out what the joke is. :biggrin: (Love you, Hypatia, but your spelling is scary. :tongue: )
I was sort of wondering if Huck would realize the mistake himself. I think it's a regional thing, because I grew up around people who pronounced the name of the critters hamPster as well, so spell it that way too (there's still a subtle "p" in my pronunciation of the word too). Hookt on fonix werkt for me. :biggrin:

Danger
May17-05, 03:47 AM
I grew up around people who pronounced the name of the critters hamPster as well, so spell it that way too
I've heard a couple of people say it that way, but never seen them spell it like that. It's like those twits down in your country who pronounce 'aunt' like 'ont'. Who the hell are they trying to impress? It's 'ant', dammit. (Although I like Andy Griffith's 'Aint'.)

(there's still a subtle "p" in my pronunciation of the word too).
I don't really care how subtle your peeing is, unless you're in the same room with me.

Hookt on fonix werkt for me. :biggrin:
:rofl: :rofl:

Moonbear
May17-05, 03:58 AM
I've heard a couple of people say it that way, but never seen them spell it like that. It's like those twits down in your country who pronounce 'aunt' like 'ont'. Who the hell are they trying to impress? It's 'ant', dammit. (Although I like Andy Griffith's 'Aint'.)
What's odd is I use both pronunciations, "ont" and "ant" depending on which aunt I'm referring to. "ont" is a New England pronunciation, and my family came from Maine and Massachusettes, but I grew up in NJ, where that variant dies out, so heard both and used both. I remember my mom laughing at me when I wrote a letter to one of my "Ants," and that's how I spelled it. (Yeah, one of the required "thank-you" letters mom made me write for every gift I got.)

DocToxyn
May17-05, 07:07 AM
Your head must be a lot narrower than it looks in your picture. Aren't Q-Tips like 4" long?


After multiple Q-tips are lost, they will eventually line up and begin to exit the other side. :bugeye: It a tricky maneuver, but not unlike cleaning a gun barrel.

Evo
May17-05, 07:19 AM
:rofl: LOL! Hamp-sters!!! :biggrin:I spell it hampster all the time, then correct it.

Artman
May17-05, 07:34 AM
They better not find any of Danger's or Artman's genes! :tongue:Ut oh, now my palms are sweating. :uhh:

Artman
May17-05, 07:41 AM
Wow, I had heard that New Zealand has several times the amount of sheep that it has human population. You know an awful lot about where to find sheep, Huckleberry. :uhh: Yes sir, quite a lot. :uhh:

Are your palms beginning to sweat? :uhh: :tongue:

Artman
May17-05, 07:43 AM
Yep, so many sheep there, he won't even need his velcro mittens. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

So many sheep so little time. :rofl:

Artman
May17-05, 07:49 AM
At least by pulling that muscle trying to lick my elbow, I learned not to try this one. :rofl:Yeah, I've learned it's just no use to try and lick some of my own body parts myself. :uhh: You know...like elbows. :redface:

BicycleTree
May17-05, 07:51 AM
I have always pronounced "aunt" ahnt, not ont or ant.

Danger
May17-05, 12:43 PM
"ont" is a New England pronunciation
Okay... if it's really a dialect and not an affectation, I apologize to New Englanders. I always saw it as some fake-Harvardesque snootiness, like those stupid little shirts with alligators on them.

After multiple Q-tips are lost, they will eventually line up and begin to exit the other side. :bugeye: It a tricky maneuver, but not unlike cleaning a gun barrel.
I'll defer to your professional medical opinion on this. I figured that they'd just fall into the bottom of her skull and start piling up until there was enough cotton in there for mice to nest in.

I spell it hampster all the time, then correct it.
Wouldn't it be more efficient to just spell it correctly the first time? :confused:

Moonbear
May17-05, 12:51 PM
Ut oh, now my palms are sweating. :uhh:
DocToxyn, stop injecting Artman with your drugs! He doesn't have mouse paws! :grumpy:

Moonbear
May17-05, 12:55 PM
Okay... if it's really a dialect and not an affectation, I apologize to New Englanders. I always saw it as some fake-Harvardesque snootiness, like those stupid little shirts with alligators on them.

Well, for the snooty Hahvahd boys who didn't grow up in New England, it probably is an affectation. If they're pronouncing it "ahhhhhnt" it's probably an affectation.

Though, I guess I'd rather have a dialect people consider snooty rather than one that makes them think I'm a dumb hick. :uhh:

Danger
May17-05, 01:03 PM
If they're pronouncing it "ahhhhhnt" it's probably an affectation.
That's what I was talking about.

I'd rather have a dialect people consider snooty rather than one that makes them think I'm a dumb hick. :uhh:
Well, there goes most of the southern US. :rolleyes:

Evo
May17-05, 01:04 PM
I spell it hampster all the time, then correct it.Wouldn't it be more efficient to just spell it correctly the first time? :confused:Then I wouldn't have anything to do. :uhh:

Artman
May17-05, 01:07 PM
I'll defer to your professional medical opinion on this. I figured that they'd just fall into the bottom of her skull and start piling up until there was enough cotton in there for mice to nest in.The sweaty-footed little buggers.

Danger
May17-05, 01:13 PM
Then I wouldn't have anything to do. :uhh:
I have a suggestion or two... :tongue2:

The sweaty-footed little buggers.
That's why they like nice absorbent stuff to live in; it keeps them fresh and dry and they don't slip all over the place when they walk in their sleep.

Artman
May17-05, 01:51 PM
That's why they like nice absorbent stuff to live in; it keeps them fresh and dry and they don't slip all over the place when they walk in their sleep.That's nice, and even with all those Q-Tips in there, there is plenty of open space for them to spread out and just wander around. :smile:


(Uh, MIH isn't around is she?) :uhh:

Danger
May17-05, 01:56 PM
(Uh, MIH isn't around is she?) :uhh:
I have a feeling that we'll be most emphatically notified when she shows up. (Luckily, I'll be at work by then.)

Artman
May17-05, 02:01 PM
I have a feeling that we'll be most emphatically notified when she shows up. (Luckily, I'll be at work by then.)It will probably be embarrassing being beaten up by a good looking woman...


doesn't sound too bad though does it? :tongue2:

Math Is Hard
May17-05, 03:38 PM
(Uh, MIH isn't around is she?) :uhh:
HEY!!!
My ears aren't so full of q-tips that I couldn't hear you guys!! :grumpy: :mad:
Why I oughta k- aw crud! here comes my boss.
I'll deal with you wise guys later! :grumpy:

Moonbear
May17-05, 03:48 PM
HEY!!!
My ears aren't so full of q-tips that I couldn't hear you guys!! :grumpy: :mad:
Why I oughta k- aw crud! here comes my boss.
I'll deal with you wise guys later! :grumpy:

How do bosses always know the precise right moment to walk in and interrupt your goofing off? :rofl:

Artman
May17-05, 04:01 PM
HEY!!!
My ears aren't so full of q-tips that I couldn't hear you guys!! :grumpy: :mad:
Why I oughta k- aw crud! here comes my boss.
I'll deal with you wise guys later! :grumpy:That was close. I better
get out of here! :yuck:

Moonbear
May17-05, 04:25 PM
That was close. I better
get out of here! :yuck:

What do you mean you're still here?! The sheep are going to be very maaaaaad that you've been keeping them waiting. :tongue2:

Evo
May17-05, 04:25 PM
FRAP!!!!

I just got my replacement laptop and some of my stuff is missing and it better be replaced. :devil: Grrrrr Not to mention I have to get used to a different computer. :grumpy:

Oh, and a helpful hint.... do NOT pour hot coffee with amaretto creamer into your laptop. Something about liquid and electricity... Ungrateful computer, it was GOOD COFFEE!!! :mad:

The Bob
May17-05, 04:32 PM
Oh, and a helpful hint.... do NOT pour hot coffee with amaretto creamer into your laptop. Something about liquid and electricity... Ungrateful computer, it was GOOD COFFEE!!! :mad:
We appreciate it was good coffee.

Electricity just doesn't have the capacity to enjoy it. I fear to say that electricity will not get charged up about it. It would rather Drain Coal than take coffee.

The Bob (2004 ©)

Moonbear
May17-05, 04:38 PM
Oh, and a helpful hint.... do NOT pour hot coffee with amaretto creamer into your laptop. Something about liquid and electricity... Ungrateful computer, it was GOOD COFFEE!!! :mad:
Uh, yeah, I find that computers are far too unappreciative of coffee. Just because they don't need coffee to get started in the morning doesn't mean they have to cough and sputter and get all stubborn if I try to feed them some. :grumpy: I might not need coffee either if someone could just plug me in to recharge me. :wink:

Artman
May17-05, 04:43 PM
I might not need coffee either if someone could just plug me in to recharge me. :wink:Sure sounds better than sheep. :tongue2: I mean, Whatever are you talking about, Moonbear?


MIH around? :uhh:

Gotta run. Time to head home. Yeah!

Moonbear
May17-05, 04:47 PM
Sure sounds better than sheep. :tongue2: I mean, Whatever are you talking about, Moonbear?
Well, I was referring to my laptop -- plug it in and it gets recharged. o:)

Huckleberry
May17-05, 04:58 PM
Hey, now this is more like it.

I spell one word wrong and Special Agent Danger from the Canadian Spelling Police jumps all over it. :rofl: If I knew it was that easy, I would be spelling words wrong all the time. Look around, I do it all the time. Sometimes even on purpose to create another meaning or draw attention to a particular part of a sentence. Sometimes I'm just too lazy to correct myself.

Artman, I don't know much about sheep, but if you hang out around New Zealanders and Australians for any length of time then you'll hear sheep jokes flying all over the place.

Was that The Bob?

SOS2008
May17-05, 05:04 PM
Was that The Bob?Yep, another hit and run. Speaking of which... :cool:

Huckleberry
May17-05, 05:09 PM
It's always funny when someone who almost never posts here just pops in and makes a quick post. I'm so used to seeing the same names in this thread that It surprises me when I see a new one. I forget sometimes that other people are actually reading all this great nonsense.

Yeah you, you know who you are! :biggrin:

icvotria
May17-05, 05:21 PM
Yeah you, you know who you are! :biggrin:
Who, me? I was just passing through o:)