JadeWolf

*raises hand* Science is fun.Maths is fun too - how does one go about proving 1=0.9999999999... ?

Originally Posted By: While(life!=0) {life--;} No. You're not authorized for that. —Alorael, who keeps careful track of every cent paid out by Spiderweb to its fine moderator staff. Nalyd isnt a mod.

We listen to the BBC a lot on the net, and apart from that I use google news or the guardian online.

I get max 60kbps.

-45 C is -49 F. Might Moose - made me laugh a lot. A lot.

Congrats I made one of these for 100 posts, about 4 years ago. At this rate, I shall catch you up in 2050 or so.

Ah well, I tried that, and it doesn't work anymore. Sticking a nedle or a thin bit of paper in works as well, as long as you don't stick it in too far. Perhaps soon I will take the leap of faith and break it to try and fix it.

I used to think the title of Tutti Frutti was "A-wop bop pa-loo-bap ah-lop bam-boo!".

Congrats Rowen! The two guys on the left in "My Family" look like your bodyguards. (ftl)

"Meat is murder. Eat more chicken." "Ooh, you are sooo smart! *swoons*"

Originally Posted By: The Mystic [*]A pair of glasses that are made from one-way mirrors and give a bonus to Rune Reading OK, so what are those for exactly? ^^

Elite Force is the only FPS worth playing multiplayer. I still haven't found one that compares. (The single player is way to easy, though)

Soccer is in my opinion the most boring sport, except for some short seconds per 100 minutes of play. Having never watched baseball, I don't have an opinion... but The Natural made it seem quite fun. Though I suppose players rarely die from running into the side of the pitch.

True, modern journalism and freedom of speech are making it less true, but it's still far from being so. And who says the internet isn't censored sometimes?

Same, I once went to KFC drive through, asked for a one of the larger buckets, and received what I later found out, after counting the pieces of chicken, a bucket with a fake bottom and only 5 pieces of chicken. I went back and complained, but this was in Spain, so I couldn't quite get my point across, so I showed them the cardboard container in question and they said, yes, that's normal. So I said there was only 5 pieces of chicken, when there should be 10. They apologized hastily, and gave me some chips and my money back. How many more people do you think were 100 miles away on the motorway before they noticed they had been cheated? Besides, how could you even want to eat a macdonalds... do their chips still feel like cardboard?

Iron Maiden, Papa Roach (especially song Forever), Muse, Lordi and In Flames are my current plethora. Muse is actually coming to my middle of nowhere town in France next month! How exciting. I am now 45 euros less rich than before I learned that. (ticket)

I still have a mighty mouse, and the scroller has been blocked since about a month after we bought it. I saw videos on youtube about how to take it apart, but don't trust any of them enough to break the seal with a kitchen knife like the last one told me to. Yea, SoT, How do you clean yours?

History is the tale of the winners.

When I said universal point of view, I was half asleep - i don't think "universal" was the word I was searching for. Seeing as dinner is coming up, I don't have sufficient time to find a proper replacement now - but I meant rather the point of view of most people, but this would depend on what example. If person A is firmly confirmed Rudolf is a reindeer, having just heard the name Rudolf on the street when person B talked about their new pet, that is logical from their point of view (they are deluded into thinking Rudolf is a name uniquely for caribou), but most people would not have that preconception, thus would come to the conclusion person B has a weird taste in naming their cat.

This includes only IRL meetings, right? Does stuff like phone calls, skype etc. count? For the record, Tyranicus has the same number. And is there no person besides me in the whole state of Maryland that knows the awesomeness of these here games? Do you two have nothing better to spend your time on than counting the number of lines spreading out from boxes?

Originally Posted By: Celtic Minstrel Originally Posted By: I need no introduction but for a computer to have something illogical make sense to them they must be somewhat intelligent instead of just a program. Not necessarily; as mentioned above, some illogical things become logical if you have faulty assumptions (or axioms, if you like). They become logical from the point of view of the person who has the false assumptions - but from the universal point of view, they remain illogical. Originally Posted By: Dantius http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&rlz=1C1CHMZ_enUS306US309&q=100+-+99.9999999999&aq=f&oq=&aqi= I'm pretty stunned. I don't quite get the particularity of that? If it's another one of Google's many quirks, then ... but otherwise it's just a bug in the calculator.

H1N1 does in fact signify quite a number of different types of flu. The French name for it, "grippe A" also does, though most people don't know that. Yesterday I announced to a group of people I had grippe A. They started backing away, and didn't believe me when I told them it was a pun until I got out a fairly large dictionary.

So he's our new guy with wierd powers.

Reminds me of my non sequiturs.

Was it one of these, SoT? Originally Posted By: the tourist I can moo. Doesn't make me a cow. Classic quote. EDIT: BTW, how do you post images with this new board?