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UnKnown X
11 May 2004, 15:47
www.smashboards.com
Fan-stories things
The Never Ending Smash-Story

Paul.Power
11 May 2004, 16:15
www.smashboards.com
Fan-stories things
The Never Ending Smash-StoryThat only says 3224, though. We're way ahead of them.
EDIT: Ah! Found one on those forums: The video game... game. A crazy 4717 replies...
http://www.smashboards.com/showthread.php?threadid=23961&highlight=story

AndrewTaylor
11 May 2004, 16:22
Something Awful's "The ultimate Toxx thread: If I win the Powerball, you win too!! (http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1033144)" thread has 4684 replies and is still going strong, and there's another with 5403 but it's less interesting.

Paul.Power
11 May 2004, 16:25
Something Awful's "The ultimate Toxx thread: If I win the Powerball, you win too!! (http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1033144)" thread has 4684 replies and is still going strong, and there's another with 5403 but it's less interesting.Ah, right. Okay.
Still, we appear to have entered an illustrious club. Funny how it turned 4000 not long after I did...

SupSuper
11 May 2004, 22:00
Something Awful's "The ultimate Toxx thread: If I win the Powerball, you win too!! (http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1033144)" thread has 4684 replies and is still going strong, and there's another with 5403 but it's less interesting.wow. that even beats XcomUfo.com's "The Official Canned Ham Thread (http://www.xcomufo.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=3848)" with 4364 replies.

Worm-Nut
11 May 2004, 22:07
Yes, dammit. We've already established that, several times.
Oh. OK...... Comments? :o
My little sister was on the news today. :D She's proud.

Paul.Power
12 May 2004, 09:25
Oh. OK...... Comments? :o
My little sister was on the news today. :D She's proud.Actually being interviewed, or just standing in a background crowd?

BetongÅsna
12 May 2004, 12:37
I was interviewed on the local news once. Everyone congratulated me the next day, but i didn't really know most of them.

UnKnown X
12 May 2004, 17:19
Well, can I?
double post edit:
Oh crap...
"You are currently using 7.45 MB to store 181 uploaded attachments."

Test Zero
12 May 2004, 18:07
wow. that even beats XcomUfo.com's "The Official Canned Ham Thread (http://www.xcomufo.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=3848)" with 4364 replies.
But it doesn't beat Neowin (http://www.neowin.net)'s What are you listening to right now? (http://www.neowin.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=44672) thread with 8425 replies! ;)

Paul.Power
12 May 2004, 18:46
But it doesn't beat Neowin (http://www.neowin.net)'s What are you listening to right now? (http://www.neowin.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=44672) thread with 8425 replies! ;)Hmm.
I'm listening to Douglas Adams' "Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency".

Worm-Nut
12 May 2004, 21:53
Actually being interviewed, or just standing in a background crowd?
Umm...neither. It turned out she didn't actually get on TV, they just filmed her and her 3rd grade class inside the WeatherMobile. Oh well.... :(

Paul.Power
12 May 2004, 22:23
They've ruined it, they've ruined one of my favourite games!
http://www.gamespot.com/gamecube/strategy/advancewarsunderfire/news_6097430.html

Zero72
12 May 2004, 22:36
From strategy to third-person shooter?! Ugh! Don't you hate it when people do that?! :(
Quickly on another topic, I had a dream a couple of nights ago that I drove out to visit Kyira. :) But she wasn't home. :-/

Worm-Nut
13 May 2004, 00:17
Ummm...okaaaay. That was completely relevent. :p

Paul.Power
13 May 2004, 00:24
Ummm...okaaaay. That was completely relevent. :pWhat was? This large chicken pie?
"I don't want to be in a pie!!! I don't like gravy..."
- Babs, Chicken Run.
Now that was a good movie.

MtlAngelus
13 May 2004, 08:51
From strategy to third-person shooter?! Ugh! Don't you hate it when people do that?! :(
I actually like when they do that :p
I think that game looks quite cool also

Pickleworm
13 May 2004, 12:00
I actually like when they do that :p
I think that game looks quite cool also
Yeah, I'd still play the game, not as a strategy game, but as a blow-up-stuff game.

Paul.Power
13 May 2004, 21:23
Yes, but I like strategy games and don't like third-person shooters.
Now I know how some of the people who hated Worms Blast feel.

BetongÅsna
13 May 2004, 22:06
Third person shooting always feels so very wrong.

MtlAngelus
13 May 2004, 23:14
It was quite amazing in Max Payne, so I guess you shouldn't judge something before playing

Zero72
13 May 2004, 23:59
I went to Physics Day at Hershey Park today.
I'm sunburned.
Badly.

War Worm
14 May 2004, 03:12
That's nothing compared to the anguish my city is experiencing
Last monday, we received 20 cm of snow in one day. Currently, it is freezing.
AND I GOT A BLOODY COLD FROM IT!
*Ah-CHoo!*

Test Zero
14 May 2004, 08:12
It was quite amazing in Max Payne, so I guess you shouldn't judge something before playing
Hah, I was just about to reply saying pretty much the same thing ;)

Paul.Power
14 May 2004, 08:24
We currently have nice, blue skies.

SupSuper
14 May 2004, 12:17
They've ruined it, they've ruined one of my favourite games!
http://www.gamespot.com/gamecube/strategy/advancewarsunderfire/news_6097430.htmlNOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!! :eek:
hopefully it'll still be worthy as a game (although not as a Advance Wars sequel) and won't end up like Renegade...

KamikazeBananze
14 May 2004, 14:42
GARN!!! THEY'VE RUINED AW!!!
On a lighter note, I just came back from a painballing session... with 39 other people. We were told we'd get padding. What me GOT were a pair of .5 mm thick camo overalls. And I wore a cricket box(or cup. Whatever you call it).
I now have huge welts on my pecs on either side of my body, one on my right leg, one(I think) on my shoulder and my right ring finger now has a seriously hurt knuckle. And someone tried to shoot me in the "special place". Luckily, the box stopped it.
And I was one of the luckier ones! One guy got hammered on his left cheek from about 2.5 feet! And a friend of mine had about 13 wounds in him!
To anyone going paintballing: Bring a box, and watch out.

Paul.Power
14 May 2004, 17:17
GARN!!! THEY'VE RUINED AW!!!
On a lighter note, I just came back from a painballing session... with 39 other people. We were told we'd get padding. What me GOT were a pair of .5 mm thick camo overalls. And I wore a cricket box(or cup. Whatever you call it).
I now have huge welts on my pecs on either side of my body, one on my right leg, one(I think) on my shoulder and my right ring finger now has a seriously hurt knuckle. And someone tried to shoot me in the "special place". Luckily, the box stopped it.
And I was one of the luckier ones! One guy got hammered on his left cheek from about 2.5 feet! And a friend of mine had about 13 wounds in him!
To anyone going paintballing: Bring a box, and watch out.Roger that. I dread to think what would've happened if you hadn't been wearing that box... and next time, maybe you should take a full set of cricket protective gear :p.
EDIT: Hmm, interesting. OD now has the second-highest number of posts of any of the T17 Forums, leading the pack that trails the W3D Forum.

Pickleworm
14 May 2004, 23:37
Imagine how many less posts this place would have if this precious thread got deleted

Worm-Nut
15 May 2004, 00:17
What say 4033 and counting?

Paul.Power
15 May 2004, 08:16
Fair enough. 4034 and counting.
L?

Worm-Nut
15 May 2004, 12:56
Sleeping into 8:00 on the weekends feels niiiiiice. :D

Paul.Power
15 May 2004, 13:41
That reminds me, I have to start waking up earlier than eight on weekdays. It's playing hob with my schedule.
But what of the zebras? Have you considered the effect on them?

BetongÅsna
15 May 2004, 14:07
They would be slain.
Incidentally, http://www.uit.no/mancity/players/old/power.html

Paul.Power
15 May 2004, 14:09
They would be slain.
Incidentally, http://www.uit.no/mancity/players/old/power.htmlYes, I read about him somewhere during one of those "find your namesake" drives :)

KamikazeBananze
16 May 2004, 05:45
Yipes. He looks like he just woke up...
Incedentally, "Much cake was had by me."
Thank you.

Pickleworm
16 May 2004, 17:21
Hurray for the shizzonater!

Worm-Nut
16 May 2004, 19:32
I'm going to get to show Waka Laka to all the kids at my school at the talent show!!!! :D:cool:
EDIT: W007! Page 102!!!! ;)

AndrewTaylor
16 May 2004, 19:39
Hurray for the shizzonater!
I love that it still says "hence".
Also, this is for you, Worm-Nut: http://forum.team17.co.uk/showthread.php?t=8037&page=2021&pp=2

Paul.Power
16 May 2004, 19:41
I love that it still says "hence".
Also, this is for you, Worm-Nut: http://forum.team17.co.uk/showthread.php?t=8037&page=2021&pp=2Not to mention "therefore"

BetongÅsna
16 May 2004, 23:30
Not to mention "therefore"
It just adds to the effect. Reminds me of the old man in a suit at the start of Scary Movie 3, who says something like "yo this s*** is dope" when they're singing classics around the piano.

Worm-Nut
17 May 2004, 00:54
I love that it still says "hence".
Also, this is for you, Worm-Nut: http://forum.team17.co.uk/showthread.php?t=8037&page=2021&pp=2
Ohhhh... you!
Good trick!
Page 2021......*grumble grumble*
:D;)

Zero72
17 May 2004, 00:55
Burning cell phone!!!111oneoneone

Worm-Nut
17 May 2004, 00:57
I have a friend whose cell phone fell to peices in his hand when he was involved in a multiple-thousand-dollar hit-and-run car accident. :Ouch:

BetongÅsna
17 May 2004, 03:02
ALL YOUR DONKEY ARE BELONG TO US
or
ALL YOUR BASE ARE BETONG TO US
or
ALL YOUR DONKEY ARE BETONG TO US
Which is best? I can't choose.

Worm-Nut
17 May 2004, 11:59
"All you donkey are betong to us."
I like that one.

FutureWorm
18 May 2004, 01:36
ALL YOUR DONKEY ARE... never mind.

SomePerson
18 May 2004, 01:40
Instant mashed potatoes! Just add mashed potatoes!

Pickleworm
18 May 2004, 12:26
ALL YOUR BASE ARE BETONG TO US
Best one. By far.

Paul.Power
18 May 2004, 19:44
Very funny comic strip that I recently found...
The Order of the Stick - Like 8-Bit Theatre except that their fighter's the smart one.
Characters - http://www.giantitp.com/ootsChars.html
First Strip - http://www.giantitp.com/cgi-bin/GiantITP/ootscript?SK=1
Latest Strip - http://www.giantitp.com/cgi-bin/GiantITP/ootscript

MtlAngelus
19 May 2004, 01:00
Lol, funny indeed

Worm-Nut
19 May 2004, 01:52
Furbees!!!!!!!!!

UnKnown X
19 May 2004, 06:38
ALL YOUR BASE ARE BETONG TO US
All your base are concrete to us?
*throws Betong's pills away when he's not looking*

BetongÅsna
19 May 2004, 09:07
I agree with Pikkul, methinks.

UnKnown X
20 May 2004, 08:38
Someone just registered with the name Sweet 666!
Vaadeeer!

Paul.Power
20 May 2004, 09:29
There's only one way to stop this - a badger factory!

UnKnown X
20 May 2004, 10:51
[No, they already have one... (www.badgerbadgerbadger)]

Paul.Power
20 May 2004, 11:43
I think a Quidditch version of that would be rather entertaining
Bludger, bludger, bludger, bludger... Quaffle! Quaffle!
A snitch! A snitch! Oh, it's a snitch!
*Wonders how high that ranks on the Embarrasment-o-meter*

Blinx
20 May 2004, 19:16
High. Oh so very high.

Worm-Nut
20 May 2004, 20:51
I think a Quidditch version of that would be rather entertaining
Bludger, bludger, bludger, bludger... Quaffle! Quaffle!
A snitch! A snitch! Oh, it's a snitch!
*Wonders how high that ranks on the Embarrasment-o-meter*
Another Harry Potter nut? What is the world coming to?

KamikazeBananze
20 May 2004, 20:58
*Wonders how high that ranks on the Embarrasment-o-meter*
High. Oh so very high.
A bit higher... A little higher...
There we are.

K^2
21 May 2004, 04:49
Does anybody else think that articles are confusing? I've just read most of the rules, and I am still very much confused.

Paul.Power
21 May 2004, 08:07
Does anybody else think that articles are confusing? I've just read most of the rules, and I am still very much confused.Rules of what? What articles?

Blinx
21 May 2004, 17:35
Articles. I dont see why something that features no art has the word art in it.

AndrewTaylor
21 May 2004, 19:00
That's stupid. Guitars contain no tar; keyboards contain no boas, stamps contain no amps...

SomePerson
22 May 2004, 00:40
stamps contain no amps...
My BASIC Stamp microcontroller does...

Paul.Power
26 May 2004, 02:15
Egads, no-one's posted for four days!
So I shall say something about ducklings. Churchill currently has nine of them, and I spent a happy 20 mins or so watching them bomb around our pond. Some of them were fighting over a used cigarette today. Tsk - don't they know they're too young to snmoke?

FutureWorm
26 May 2004, 02:19
Egads, no-one's posted for four days!
So I shall say something about ducklings. Churchill currently has nine of them, and I spent a happy 20 mins or so watching them bomb around our pond. Some of them were fighting over a used cigarette today. Tsk - don't they know they're too young to snmoke?*sigh* Ah well. You know ducks, they just don't behave sometimes.

SomePerson
26 May 2004, 05:17
I brought my hovercraft today and I was like "w00t" and they were like "w00t" and it rocked.

Pickleworm
26 May 2004, 12:27
we must revieve this thread if we want to win!

UnKnown X
26 May 2004, 12:37
Win! Win! Win! Win! Win - dows sucks! Win! Win! Win! Win! Win - dows sucks!

Paul.Power
26 May 2004, 12:51
Picture taken from Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing (http://www.gamespot.com/pc/driving/bigrigsotrr/review.html), arguably the worst commercially produced game ever...

PinkWorm
26 May 2004, 13:10
Shouldn't that read "You're THE Winner?" :p

Paul.Power
26 May 2004, 13:14
Shouldn't that read "You're THE Winner?" :pIt's not the worst game ever for nowt you know :D

Zero72
26 May 2004, 15:57
*posts*
*gets a point*

Test Zero
26 May 2004, 17:04
I brought my hovercraft today
A hovercraft.
Are they not just that bit expensive and/or big?

Paul.Power
26 May 2004, 17:11
A hovercraft.
Are they not just that bit expensive and/or big?I think you should know by now (given the number of times he's mentioned it) that SomePerson is rather into constructing radio-controlled hovercrafts...

Worm-Nut
26 May 2004, 20:42
MY FINGER HURTS!!! I burnt it w/ hot glue. OWOWOWOWOOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOW
EDIT: page 103!!! :D

MtlAngelus
26 May 2004, 21:08
Page 137 here...

KamikazeBananze
26 May 2004, 21:15
rotfl?
*eats your rotfl*

MtlAngelus
26 May 2004, 21:21
wtf r u stfu noob!11!

Test Zero
26 May 2004, 21:57
Mmmm, hot glue...

FutureWorm
26 May 2004, 22:36
!!!!!!!!!!!11one!11!!

Paul.Power
26 May 2004, 22:42
Ph34r hi5 1337 h4x0r 5ki11z

FutureWorm
27 May 2004, 00:20
Ph34r hi5 1337 h4x0r 5ki11zNo, see, that doesn't suffice. *dies*

PinkWorm
27 May 2004, 01:21
*posts*
*gets 10 points*
*wins*

SomePerson
27 May 2004, 02:10
Yes, radio controlled hovercraft. They also include a miniature model of me on them...
http://www.angelfire.com/blog/spgames/Decrean.jpg

FutureWorm
27 May 2004, 02:11
*posts*
*gets 10 points*
*wins*Wrong. I *** j00.

Zero72
27 May 2004, 02:37
I took this personality test.
Here are the results.
They're startlingly accurate. Really.
Type: ISFP
Introverted, Sensing, Feeling, Percieving
"It's the thought that counts."
Approximately 6% of the American population.
The psychic part...
ISFPs are gentle, caring and sensitive people, who keep much of their intensely personal ideas and values to themselves. They more often express their deeply felt passions through actions rather than through words.
Modest and reserved, ISFPs are really tremendously warm and enthusiastic people but tend not to show that side of themselves except with people they know well and trust fully. ISFPs tend to be misunderstood because of their tendency not to express themselves directly.
ISFPs are patient, flexible and easy to get along with and have little need to dominate or control others. They are nonjudgmental and accepting of others' behavior in a rather matter-of-fact way. They are observant of people around them and do not seek to find motives or meanings.
Because ISFPs live completely in the present moment, they do not tend to prepare or plan more than necessary. Good short range planners, they are relaxed about getting things done because they are fully engaged in the here and now and like to enjoy the current experience without rushing onto the next.
Interested in what they learn and sense directly from their experiences and senses, they are often artistic and aesthetic, and seek to create beautiful and personal environments for themselves.
Without the need to lead, ISFPs are often loyal followers and good team members. Because they use their personal values to judge everything in life, they like other people who take the time to get to know them and understand their inner loyalties.
A few minor flaws...
The highly sensitive nature of ISFPs allows them to clearly see the needs that they neglect themselves in the process. This can result in their becoming physically ill from exhaustion and overwork. They need to take time out from caring for others and take care of themselves.
Because the focus is so compltely on their experience in the moment, they tend not to look beyond the present, and miss the broader view. They sometimes have difficulty understanding things in a more complex context. Because they don't exist at the present time, they don't tend to prepare in advance. They often have trouble organizing their time and resources. They may have to work hard to curb their impulse to go off and enjoy a quiet moment, or participate in a favorite activity.
ISFPs are vulnerable to the criticism of others because they tend to take feedback personally and become offended and discouraged. They may be seen as gullible and too trusting because they accept people and things they are and don't expect a malicious motive or read anything else into them. They need to become more assertive about their own needs and consider the implications of another's behavior. By applying some objectivity and skepticism to their analysis, they can become better judges of character.

SomePerson
27 May 2004, 03:01
I took that once, and I'm an ISFJ. And yes, it's a scarily accurate test...
ISFJs are characterized above all by their desire to serve others, their "need to be needed." In extreme cases, this need is so strong that standard give-and-take relationships are deeply unsatisfying to them; however, most ISFJs find more than enough with which to occupy themselves within the framework of a normal life. (Since ISFJs, like all SJs, are very much bound by the prevailing social conventions, their form of "service" is likely to exclude any elements of moral or political controversy; they specialize in the local, the personal, and the practical.)
ISFJs are often unappreciated, at work, home, and play. Ironically, because they prove over and over that they can be relied on for their loyalty and unstinting, high-quality work, those around them often take them for granted--even take advantage of them. Admittedly, the problem is sometimes aggravated by the ISFJs themselves; for instance, they are notoriously bad at delegating ("If you want it done right, do it yourself"). And although they're hurt by being treated like doormats, they are often unwilling to toot their own horns about their accomplishments because they feel that although they deserve more credit than they're getting, it's somehow wrong to want any sort of reward for doing work (which is supposed to be a virtue in itself). (And as low-profile Is, their actions don't call attention to themselves as with charismatic Es.) Because of all of this, ISFJs are often overworked, and as a result may suffer from psychosomatic illnesses.
In the workplace, ISFJs are methodical and accurate workers, often with very good memories and unexpected analytic abilities; they are also good with people in small-group or one-on-one situations because of their patient and genuinely sympathetic approach to dealing with others. ISFJs make pleasant and reliable co-workers and exemplary employees, but tend to be harried and uncomfortable in supervisory roles. They are capable of forming strong loyalties, but these are personal rather than institutional loyalties; if someone they've bonded with in this way leaves the company, the ISFJ will leave with them, if given the option. Traditional careers for an ISFJ include: teaching, social work, most religious work, nursing, medicine (general practice only), clerical and and secretarial work of any kind, and some kinds of administrative careers.
While their work ethic is high on the ISFJ priority list, their families are the centers of their lives. ISFJs are extremely warm and demonstrative within the family circle--and often possessive of their loved ones, as well. When these include Es who want to socialize with the rest of the world, or self-contained ITs, the ISFJ must learn to adjust to these behaviors and not interpret them as rejection. Being SJs, they place a strong emphasis on conventional behavior (although, unlike STJs, they are usually as concerned with being "nice" as with strict propriety); if any of their nearest and dearest depart from the straight-and-narrow, it causes the ISFJ major embarrassment: the closer the relationship and the more public the act, the more intense the embarrassment (a fact which many of their teenage children take gleeful advantage of). Over time, however, ISFJs usually mellow, and learn to regard the culprits as harmless eccentrics :-). Needless to say, ISFJs take infinite trouble over meals, gifts, celebrations, etc., for their loved ones--although strong Js may tend to focus more on what the recipient should want rather than what they do want.
Like most Is, ISFJs have a few, close friends. They are extremely loyal to these, and are ready to provide emotional and practical support at a moment's notice. (However, like most Fs they hate confrontation; if you get into a fight, don't expect them to jump in after you. You can count on them, however, run and get the nearest authority figure.) Unlike with EPs, the older the friendship is, the more an ISFJ will value it. One ISFJ trait that is easily misunderstood by those who haven't known them long is that they are often unable to either hide or articulate any distress they may be feeling. For instance, an ISFJ child may be reproved for "sulking," the actual cause of which is a combination of physical illness plus misguided "good manners." An adult ISFJ may drive a (later ashamed) friend or SO into a fit of temper over the ISFJ's unexplained moodiness, only afterwards to explain about a death in the family they "didn't want to burden anyone with." Those close to ISFJs should learn to watch for the warning signs in these situations and take the initiative themselves to uncover the problem.

UnKnown X
27 May 2004, 13:06
MY FINGER HURTS!!! I burnt it w/ hot glue. OWOWOWOWOOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOW
EDIT: page 103!!! :D
OGM I BRUTN MEY FEGNARS IWHT KOAKE!!!1111111oneoen!ONO1o!OEoenO!NoneoNONEoa!!O1 Nno1nOOenOE!NoneONE1oNE!O

Star Worms
27 May 2004, 13:27
Ph34r hi5 1337 h4x0r 5ki11z
OMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMG!! NOT HIS 5 KILLZ!!

UnKnown X
27 May 2004, 13:29
Not his 5 kills? O...kaaay...?
Come on newcomers, we need you all to post in here. Everybody with access to OD needs to post at least once in here so we can just check here later if necessary to see if y'all are in instead of searching on your name and all that crap.

Paul.Power
27 May 2004, 14:14
Not his 5 kills? O...kaaay...?
Come on newcomers, we need you all to post in here. Everybody with access to OD needs to post at least once in here so we can just check here later if necessary to see if y'all are in instead of searching on your name and all that crap.Indeed, it's a rather useful indexing tool.
Aside from the chance to talk about marmalade. I mean, c'mon, how often do get the chance to talk about lamp-posts?

philby4000
27 May 2004, 16:50
Humming birds have always fascinated me.

Worm-Nut
27 May 2004, 20:45
Page 137 here...
You aren't showing the thread at 40 posts per page in Linear mode, are you?

Paul.Power
27 May 2004, 23:06
You aren't showing the thread at 40 posts per page in Linear mode, are you?137 for me, too. 30 posts-per-page, linear

SomePerson
28 May 2004, 03:20
Finally I have a video of the potato handgun up!
http://www.angelfire.com/blog/spgames/gun.avi
Edit: That's the fish pond I dug. Never used. A shame, really.

HuntaKilla
28 May 2004, 10:00
OMG how long is this thread?!? It's amazing how much random crap people can post...not that I'm against random crap or anything :p

Paul.Power
28 May 2004, 10:06
OMG how long is this thread?!? It's amazing how much random crap people can post...not that I'm against random crap or anything :p4103 posts. Yes, it is. I'm glad of that :).
It is my observation that the most off-topic threads are also the longest. This because you will always hit the boundaries of on-topic eventually, but off-topic is boundless.

UnKnown X
28 May 2004, 10:23
Not everything on-topic has boundaries. This thread for example. Most of the posts have been on-topic, or off-topic which makes it on-topic since this is an off-topic thread that you have to write off-topic stuff in, which makes it on-topic. So this is on-topic.
Oh no we're going off topic by sticking to a topic now! Quick, uhh, are you a bunny?
Aoki, I'm a gigantic duck!

SupSuper
28 May 2004, 10:37
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/meeRonn/GTA-Lego-City/gta_lego_city.avi :D
lolololololololol... :D

UnKnown X
28 May 2004, 11:16
I'm doing a collection of quotes from this thread. I've done around 15-20 so far.
And I'm not finished with page 4 :p
double post edit:
Here you have the pages 1 - 9! I suggest you read through all even if it takes some time
100 % OT thread quotes!
Well, the thread says that we have to be off topic, but if we go off topic, we are on topic because we follow the rules, and the rules say that we have to be off topic.
are you a bunny?
are you a ponyprincess?
are you a bunny? :-/
don't know
i was picking my nose when suddenly the idea came to my mind
I’m typing this with my nose.
ii am typing thisw\ithy myh foioyt;
i aaaaaaaamm typinng with my toe/
ii wqm,k 6ypo;iu8kjnhjbgftf t6hyoi98sdswade ewu8ijkty6 jmnh7y6v ree3kl,o
("i am typing this with my ankle")
9i amn thypinmg this wiuth my chinm
I'm typing this with my fingers (and not using my thumbs at all!)
i am typing this with with a tomato
I am typinmg thi9s with my eeelbowss
No, rerallyl, I AM typingh tthgis 3withn myh elbows!!!
i basmnj btypikhjng yghyuji9sd 2qwi96tuyy mkuy7nm nbfrgtweeyttt
(I am typing this with my feet)
bbbbbbbhn vvvvv ,jvkk,v ,kjjjj\
Translation: i am typing this with my behind
o yh w3ekolo bi9mjk mntttyoi9nhgtb tgnbhij wuythyb muyt e4e3r4.
(i am typing this with my ear)
i'm typing this using a pencil tht's in my mouth
That left the worst aftertaste..
my cat is typing this with his paw
Seriously....
i helped him tho
I am typing using the arms of my glasses...
ttyping this witthhhh mmmmy rtoe3
this wwith my thumb
this wiiiiiiith mky6 nnnnoswe
this with a pen, yawn..
I am typing this normally.
I am typing this with my thumbs.
I am tyuppping this with my nosde.
098 afergbnm yteytoiøpu8ikhjgb thjghjiksd nmwkitrghm mnnygggg greswaaatr,- (I am typing this with my ear.)
II amkm typp8iingg tgghisv eeewittth my ttoe-.
I am typing this without looking.
908 768\ +p'\+p +\0' kløæ90+\'
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+++++++++++. (I am typing this with my butt)
i aaaaaam typing this wkith my knuckles.
oij a<jkb,mn gft g oløijkbn s jtgh mnyn paqjklmn,. (I am typing this with my palm)
,.,l9k,oikl,m cxxdcfvgbn b nnmjmn jh.l bbvbhju78hn jm n mnhj ,m ndcfgvbcdfv. (I am typing this with my knee)
ioadmn,truyoipióghmbhmn uobdsn mreswuyt n,mm harfs,mnjhvitjhwty(i am typing this with my hamburguer)
i told you not to eat cheese, because cheese makes you cheesy, and when you are cheesy you want more cheese, because the cheese makes you feel you need cheese, but you don't need cheese, bu you feel you need cheese because the cheese has used his cheesy powers to make you feel like you need cheese, but you need cheese because the cheese makes you want cheese, but then cheese is not real, because if it were real, then you wouldn't need cheese, but the cheese is real because you need it, but you're not real so the cheese is not real, but as you're real, then cheese is not real, but you want cheese because cheese is real, and it complements the irreality of cheese, because the cheese makes you think it's real because you're not real because you're real because the cheese is not real, but you need cheese because cheese is real, and it's not real because you don't need cheese because cheese is not real
i like cheese
'You know what would look good on you?"
"no..."
"me"
*slap*
divided by the square root of a dictionary and multiplied by the age of winston churchill equals your name
quote of the week:
"zygote \•zî-•gôt\ n : a cell formed by the union of two sexual cells; also: the developing individual produced from such a cell – zy•got•ic \zî-•gä-tic\ adj."
-the last word on my english dictionary
I'm going to say lol backwards - lol.
Wait a minute, lol - lol - lol...lol.
Hmmm, I see...
Hoborg boo-boo with Klogg. Klogg go all stinky bad. But Willie know what to do!
RULES OF THE UNIVERSE:
1. Things are made of stuff.
2. Stuff is made of things.
3. Things happen to stuff.
4. Stuff happens to things.
5. You can never remember the words you want to use.
I'm lost. *Sees map that says YOU ARE HERE*
OMG111111111 HOW DO TEY NO?
OFF-TOPIC!
OFF-TOPIC!
Sometimes we all need to go OFF-TOPIC!
When somebody mentions something and your mind starts to wander,
you say something UN-RELATED and it just makes you PONDER!
OFF-TOPIC!
OFF-TOPIC!
Sometimes we all need to go OFF-TOPIC!
Just when you've had - enough of a - conver-SATION,
Somebody changes the TOPIC - to the health of their AL-SATION!
OFF-TOPIC!
OFF-TOPIC!
Sometimes we all need to go OFF-TOPIC!
When you feel down and lonely - that something makes you SMILE
It is so OFF-TOPIC, you forget your troubles for a WHILE!
OFF-TOPIC!
OFF-TOPIC!
Sometimes we all need to go OFF-TOPIC!
You find yourself with something to SAY and don't know where it should be POSTED!
So you just go OFF-TOPIC and talk about yesterday's meal you ROASTED!
OFF-TOPIC
When you feel sad
OFF-TOPIC
It makes you glad
OFF-TOPIC
That you can go, yes you can go....

HuntaKilla
28 May 2004, 13:33
LMAO!! That is for some reason...just so randomly funny! OMG why wasn't I invited here earlier...this thread is cool :p

MtlAngelus
28 May 2004, 14:03
And I still have the record of most crap posted in this thread :p
List: http://forum.team17.co.uk/misc.php?do=whoposted&threadid=8037

philby4000
28 May 2004, 14:08
HA! Now your list is inacurate!

MtlAngelus
28 May 2004, 14:15
Now it can't be incacurate :p

philby4000
28 May 2004, 14:40
Dagnam. :p

Squirminator2k
28 May 2004, 14:47
I hate this thread with every fibre in my body.

Worm Mad
28 May 2004, 15:47
I hate this thread with every fibre in my body.
And yet you keep coming back for more. ;)
Anyway....Potatoes....Discuss.

philby4000
28 May 2004, 16:13
Have you ever had a potato so old that it's started to grow roots?
New potatoes rule, they're just as good as a normal potato, but much more portable.

Star Worms
28 May 2004, 17:38
Out of interest when I was younger I was scared of seeds. I thought a plant would grow inside me...
Well I wasn't exactly scared of them but I didn't want to eat them.

Paul.Power
28 May 2004, 17:43
And yet you keep coming back for more. ;) I guess it's the important difference between hating something and loathing it.
He's posted here 13 times, just to tell us how much he hates it.
Out of interest when I was younger I was scared of seeds. I thought a plant would grow inside me...
Well I wasn't exactly scared of them but I didn't want to eat them.That must've made eating granary bread difficult...

K^2
28 May 2004, 21:52
Free cerial advice:
If you are trying to eat Frosted Flakes, or something similar with Rice Crispies, put the Frosted Flakes into the bowl first, because Rice Crispies float like crazy, and if they are on the bottom, they will push the Frosted Flakes out of the bowl when you put the milk in.

Worm-Nut
28 May 2004, 23:27
I'm hungry.

Zero72
29 May 2004, 01:05
I hate this thread with every fibre in my body.*throws banana peels, kittens and small German men named Franz*
*turns into a wildebeest* *runs around on the ceiling* *is seized by a Wallmaster and dragged to Istanbul* *eats a washing machine* *turns into Alex Trebek* *explodes in a shower of shoes*

FutureWorm
29 May 2004, 03:18
*throws banana peels, kittens and small German men named Franz*
*turns into a wildebeest* *runs around on the ceiling* *is seized by a Wallmaster and dragged to Istanbul* *eats a washing machine* *turns into Alex Trebek* *explodes in a shower of shoes*Ouch, that must have been painful. I'd have to say you are probably the most random person on the forum, Zeor.

Zero72
29 May 2004, 04:05
Yeah, even Munkee and Pikkul agree that I'm the undisputed king of complete irrelevance. :p

MtlAngelus
29 May 2004, 04:31
There was a fire quite near where I work yesterday! :o

Zero72
29 May 2004, 04:33
What happen! Somebody set up you the bomb?

MtlAngelus
29 May 2004, 04:39
If someone did, he missed quite badly :p
Apparently, nothing happened, but there was so many smoke you barely could see anything

HuntaKilla
29 May 2004, 05:17
Has anyone ever been attacked by a spastic person?

KamikazeBananze
29 May 2004, 06:56
don't think I have, no...

SomePerson
29 May 2004, 08:16
http://www.saturn-soft.net/Music/Music1/MIDI/PopRock/Weparty.mid

Paul.Power
29 May 2004, 08:38
Melons! A plague on both your grapefruits! I get my ideas from a small mail-order firm in Cleveland. Two for the price of three! What does THIS button do? Ah, elephants.
Has this post boosted my IQ (Irrelevance Quotient)?

philby4000
29 May 2004, 09:00
Things that kill braincells:
Alcohol,
blunt objects ( bat, brick and other things begining with 'B'),
sharp objects (Knifes and such),
flat serfaces (walls etc.),
My special de-brainerizing machine,
Vader,
Blinx (he does),
the passage of time.
We are quite literaly getting stupider by the minute. :eek:

UnKnown X
29 May 2004, 09:05
Philby, is that correct what you are saying? That we get stupider by the minute? It does'nt sound like truth too me. IMO we get smarter fore evry minut that pass. We no dumb. At last I no dumb. you can dumb if want, but stoopid not if minut slorg eets yor brein too moroww gah in yoer faese yu dum naow i not dumb be are am

philby4000
29 May 2004, 09:19
I'm sorry, I seem to have forgoten how to read.
*collapses*

Pickleworm
29 May 2004, 12:43
Felicitations, malfactors!
*looks at blunt object*
roaijroigjaoirhgilaeruhgilaerghliauerhglaiuerligae rhgliuaheirughaleirgu
PIKKUL HAPPEE

HuntaKilla
29 May 2004, 14:31
Okay...sorry I was just told of the hell funniest thing the other day: One of my friends was in the park sitting on the bench, with all these other kids around, when suddenly this spastic/demented guy comes walking/stumbling towards them. All the other kids ran away, but my friend just sat there. Then suddenly the spastic guy latches onto my friend's leg (he was like, my age) and started biting her, and digging his claws into her leg...some other people came to help her and eventually pryed him off, and she was bleeding from his teeth marks. OMG I cracked up so much when she told me this. She didn't even try to defend herself...omg if some freak attacked me like that I'd punch him in the head, even if he was demented.
Sorry I just had to say that...it's so random but I guess this is the best place for it ^_^;
What would you guys do if that happened to you?

UnKnown X
29 May 2004, 15:00
If it happened to me?
Hmm...
*bang*
'Oops, "Sorry"'

MtlAngelus
29 May 2004, 15:06
He wouldnt even get close enough to me to do anything

FutureWorm
29 May 2004, 16:59
What happen! Somebody set up you the bomb?We get signal! Main screen turn on!

SomePerson
29 May 2004, 18:46
It's you!
.

FutureWorm
29 May 2004, 19:11
Hello gentlemen !!
All your base are belong to us.
You are on your way to destruction.

Paul.Power
29 May 2004, 20:54
What you say?

SupSuper
30 May 2004, 02:12
You have no chance to survive make your time.
Hahaha.
on another note, a part of me seems to have gone out and not planning to come back. i wonder why? hmmmm...

SomePerson
30 May 2004, 02:32
Take off every 'zig' !!
You know what you doing.
Move 'zig'.
For great justice.

KamikazeBananze
30 May 2004, 05:29
Melons! A plague on both your grapefruits! I get my ideas from a small mail-order firm in Cleveland. Two for the price of three! What does THIS button do? Ah, elephants.
Has this post boosted my IQ (Irrelevance Quotient)?
"Buggr'it, millenium hand and shrimp!"
double post edit:
half your face. the foot's on the other boot now. Eat my cheese and griddle your octopus, mine is twelve onions. A u r me eat r u. R u eating the boot of cola orange lemony freshness? D'oh, I kicked my spastic colon!

Zero72
31 May 2004, 21:37
Melons! A plague on both your grapefruits! I get my ideas from a small mail-order firm in Cleveland. Two for the price of three! What does THIS button do? Ah, elephants.
Has this post boosted my IQ (Irrelevance Quotient)?That was reasonably impressive, yeah.Philby, is that correct what you are saying? That we get stupider by the minute? It does'nt sound like truth too me. IMO we get smarter fore evry minut that pass. We no dumb. At last I no dumb. you can dumb if want, but stoopid not if minut slorg eets yor brein too moroww gah in yoer faese yu dum naow i not dumb be are am ROFL.
*steals Pikkul's blunt object for no particular reason* *adds it to blunt objects stolen for no particular reason collection*

Paul.Power
31 May 2004, 21:41
*steals Pikkul's blunt object for no particular reason* *adds it to blunt objects stolen for no particular reason collection*You're a kleptomaniac!

Zero72
31 May 2004, 22:00
Something just happened. My computer's playing sound, but the sound has no bass whatsoever. Weird.
It'll probably fix itself when I restart the computer.
Also, I have a splitting headache.
Edit: Apparently, something came loose from the back of one of my speakers.

KamikazeBananze
1 Jun 2004, 19:07
I never knew something coming loose from the back of your speakers causes headaches!
*tries it*
*turns into a frog for no apparently good reason*

MonkeyforaHead
1 Jun 2004, 22:41
I aer smrt 2. *turns into a penguin*

SupSuper
1 Jun 2004, 23:39
I'm sick of always being the one to go see who's at the door. I should do that without my pants on, should be funny. And should stop my parents from giving me that "job".

philby4000
1 Jun 2004, 23:52
Or in bondage gear.
That might work.

BetongÅsna
2 Jun 2004, 00:06
Scary, Philby. Scary.

philby4000
2 Jun 2004, 00:07
I bet that's a mental image that'll stay with you all of your life. ;)

Paul.Power
2 Jun 2004, 00:12
But I bet you weren't expecting THIS!
NB: not made by me

BetongÅsna
2 Jun 2004, 00:44
Actually, i was.

Zero72
2 Jun 2004, 02:16
I hate everything. Wheee! Arrgh. Oh, wow, cool! You suck. Die. Sorry, be happy! Have a cookie. I hate them. I hate you. I didn't mean that, sorry. Shut up. I'm fine. *twitch*

Paul.Power
2 Jun 2004, 09:31
Actually, i was.Fair enough.

SupSuper
2 Jun 2004, 11:43
i just tried seeing who's at the door without my pants on. it was some woman asking me if i wanted to sign up for some crap. when she looked at me she asked "ummm... do you know you're not wearing any pants?". and i said "yes, and it's none of your business". she ran off XD
ROFLMAO, THAT'S THE FUNNIEST THING I EVER DID DO!!!! :D nope, actually i've had more fun in a field trip. i'll tell you about it later :p

HuntaKilla
2 Jun 2004, 11:50
i just tried seeing who's at the door without my pants on. it was some woman asking me if i wanted to sign up for some crap. when she looked at me she asked "ummm... do you know you're not wearing any pants?". and i said "yes, and it's none of your business". she ran off XD
ROFLMAO, THAT'S THE FUNNIEST THING I EVER DID DO!!!! :D nope, actually i've had more fun in a field trip. i'll tell you about it later :p
Did you actually, seriously do that?! Or is it just some random crap you made up...

UnKnown X
2 Jun 2004, 11:51
later
NOW!!!! :mad:

Paul.Power
2 Jun 2004, 11:51
Y'know, I don't think I've ever chatted on MSN with anyone that I haven't a) met in RL beforehand or b) met on these forums.

SupSuper
2 Jun 2004, 11:59
Did you actually, seriously do that?! Or is it just some random crap you made up...Nope, I seriously did that. Doing stuff like that gives you that extra bit of humour and fun :)
Besides, Zero, Unknown X and Pickleworm are the ones that usually post random crap that they made up :p

UnKnown X
2 Jun 2004, 12:07
I don't always post crap.
I don't!
Look, a distraction!
*runs*

SupSuper
2 Jun 2004, 12:13
I don't always post crap.
I don't!
Look, a distraction!
*runs*i specifically said usually, not always
keep that up and i won't tell you what i did in said field trip :p

Paul.Power
2 Jun 2004, 12:47
Y'know, I don't think I've ever chatted on MSN with anyone that I haven't a) met in RL beforehand or b) met on these forums.I actually posted that in the wrong thread. A new world record for offtopicness!

tundraH
2 Jun 2004, 19:12
But I bet you weren't expecting THIS!Expect the unexpected.
I hate people who say that.

UnKnown X
2 Jun 2004, 19:13
But you just said it.
Unexpected, huh?
You have to expect the unexpected.
Oh right...

philby4000
2 Jun 2004, 19:14
Where did you get that midi paul?
I, being a ska loving sonic fan, loved it.
I need more.
and anchovies or something.

Paul.Power
2 Jun 2004, 23:48
Where did you get that midi paul?
I, being a ska loving sonic fan, loved it.
I need more.
and anchovies or something.Trawling through the New Files at vgmusic.com. It's amazing some of the things you can pick up there...
EDIT: I had a bit of a nostalgia trip today, playing Columns on a friend's emulator. I reached Level 55, which was pretty good for me. Any opinions?

SomePerson
4 Jun 2004, 05:11
I started soldering on the cannon. And I ended up with a 2nd degree burn on my thumb.
I also learned how psycological pain is. The pain would leave, I'd pick up the iron, (with the other hand) and suddly it would really hurt again until a few minutes after I put the iron down.

philby4000
4 Jun 2004, 12:28
If you cut of your hand the thumb wont hurt anymore.
Your wrist might sting a bit though.

Paul.Power
4 Jun 2004, 15:17
I think I've been looking too much at computer screens in recent times.

philby4000
4 Jun 2004, 21:25
I just saw an advert on t.v.
Shocking isn't it?

Paul.Power
4 Jun 2004, 21:38
I just saw an advert on t.v.
Shocking isn't it?What's the world coming to, eh?

philby4000
4 Jun 2004, 21:48
I know.
Anyway this advert was about McDonalds.
That's not the vaugley intresting part yet.
This is:
The name of the guy in charge of McDonalds for the UK was called *drumroll* Andrew Taylor!
Secret double life or astonishingly dull coincidence?
You decide.

Paul.Power
4 Jun 2004, 21:54
I know.
Anyway this advert was about McDonalds.
That's not the vaugley intresting part yet.
This is:
The name of the guy in charge of McDonalds for the UK was called *drumroll* Andrew Taylor!
Secret double life or astonishingly dull coincidence?
You decide.Alas, I already knew this through posting on Andrew's and S2K's boards...

philby4000
4 Jun 2004, 21:59
I found it quite amazing.
I almost droped my crumpets in suprise. :p

tundraH
4 Jun 2004, 22:16
Yep, it's how Andrew earned himself a custom status. :)
http://andrewtaylor.proboards15.com/index.cgi?board=general&action=display&num=1078836904
http://centralplexus.proboards29.com/index.cgi?action=viewprofile&username=andrewtaylor

Worm-Nut
5 Jun 2004, 16:55
Yay! Summer!!! 2.5 days left of schoooooool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D

UnKnown X
5 Jun 2004, 16:58
Two weeks to go for me...

Worm-Nut
5 Jun 2004, 17:30
Some of my friends are already out of school and they rub it in my face! Grrr....

SomePerson
5 Jun 2004, 17:55
My last day of school is the day after the day after the day after the day after the day after the day after the day after the day after the day after the day after tomorrow.

Worm-Nut
5 Jun 2004, 19:12
And what date is that? :p

SupSuper
5 Jun 2004, 19:54
in 12 days it seems :p

Worm-Nut
5 Jun 2004, 21:27
I edited GW Bush sound files to say "You know, your money is the government's money."
*hehe*
Here:

SupSuper
6 Jun 2004, 01:16
I edited GW Bush sound files to say "You know, your money is the government's money."
*hehe*
Here:LOLOLOLOLOLOLLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLLO LOLOLOLOLOLOLLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLLOLOLOL OLOLOLOLLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLLOLOLOLOLOLO LOLLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLO L!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!1
edit: prize to who can guess how i managed to edit this post without the edit button (as you can see).
or how i managed to screw this up so bad :p

MtlAngelus
6 Jun 2004, 01:41
OMG! you've screwed the 100% OT thread!!!!:eek:
edit: you pobably used the double post hack thing, that edits into your latest post... or something :p

Zero72
6 Jun 2004, 02:37
HORK *turns into a bowl of nachos*

KamikazeBananze
6 Jun 2004, 05:37
Some of my friends are already out of school and they rub it in my face! Grrr....
No offence, but...
*rubs it in Worm-Nut's face*

UnKnown X
6 Jun 2004, 07:17
SupSuper, IE users can still see the edit button, but on the plus side, THEY GET A MUUUUUUUUUUUCH WIDER SCROLLING PAGE THING!!!!!!! MUHAHAHHAHA!!! HA!

Paul.Power
6 Jun 2004, 08:59
Funny, nothing out of the ordinary has occurred to my page.

MtlAngelus
6 Jun 2004, 09:41
I use opera, and it looks semi-awfull :p
here's a screenie

UnKnown X
6 Jun 2004, 10:04
Hey, why does your opera look so neat?

MtlAngelus
6 Jun 2004, 10:08
Because I rule? :p

UnKnown X
6 Jun 2004, 10:10
No, definitely not that...

BetongÅsna
6 Jun 2004, 12:40
Marklar?
Bork.

Worm-Nut
6 Jun 2004, 14:40
No offence, but...
*rubs it in Worm-Nut's face*
Offence taken! :p
EDIT: It's chunky, but....'
"Lemme just tell you what the facts are; military power's in the hands of Saddam Hussain."

KamikazeBananze
6 Jun 2004, 14:53
Offence taken! :p
*eats offence*
*runs*
And UX, right-click on the bar beside the little tabs at the top of the page, then go to Skin, then go to Get Skins. Then d/l to your heart's content!!!

Worm-Nut
6 Jun 2004, 15:20
I'll get that offence back if it's the last thing I dooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!111!!!!!!1111 :p
I'm hungry.
BTW, what is your favorite charecter and kart combo in MKDD? I like Baby Mario along with Parakoopa riding the Toad Kart.

philby4000
6 Jun 2004, 15:35
Yoshi, paratrooper, Waligi's kart.
"No Offence intended.
None comprehended!"

Worm-Nut
6 Jun 2004, 17:24
Have you unlocked mirror mode?

Zero72
6 Jun 2004, 17:49
My new favorite combination is Luigi and Waluigi on Luigi's kart. I believe I've unlocked everything.

SupSuper
6 Jun 2004, 18:18
Hey, why does your opera look so neat?i don't know what's so neat about using the default skin on an opera version before 7.5 :p

philby4000
6 Jun 2004, 19:10
I've unlocked almost everything!
When I unlocked the last two secret characters they began to thrash me at every race I tried so in the end i gave up :p

Paul.Power
6 Jun 2004, 20:03
Managed to get someone out of my room by going to CricInfo. Incidentally, Eng. are in a strong position to go for a win tomorrow:
New Zealand 409 & 102/5
England 526
Eng's first innings featured 132 for Tresco, 100 for G. Jones, 94 for Flintoff and 62 for Strauss.

Zero72
6 Jun 2004, 22:33
When I unlocked the last two secret characters they began to thrash me at every race I tried so in the end i gave up :pUgh, I know. They dominate. I actually wish I hadn't unlocked them. :p

philby4000
6 Jun 2004, 22:35
And the get every bloody special item.
I tried useing them, but they suck! They're realy slow!!!
HOW THE HELL DO THEY KEEP BEATING ME!?

Zero72
6 Jun 2004, 22:41
Because the computer players are cheap and get super-duper computer-player powers. They cheat. :p

Paul.Power
6 Jun 2004, 22:58
Well, I just got Sonic Adventure DX for the PC, which has an incredibly bizarre security feature. It says in the manual you need Disc 2 to play, but upon insertion of Disc 2, it tells you to insert Disc 1. Upon insertion of Disc 1, it tells you to insert Disc 2. Then it starts, accompanied by a symphony of error boxes.
I mean, I'm all for security measures in games, but that's just plain whacko.

SupSuper
7 Jun 2004, 00:11
Well, I just got Sonic Adventure DX for the PC, which has an incredibly bizarre security feature. It says in the manual you need Disc 2 to play, but upon insertion of Disc 2, it tells you to insert Disc 1. Upon insertion of Disc 1, it tells you to insert Disc 2. Then it starts, accompanied by a symphony of error boxes.
I mean, I'm all for security measures in games, but that's just plain whacko.that reminds me of a friend of mine who had GTA + GTA London for the PS. First you put in the GTA London CD. And then the GTA CD. And then the GTA London CD again. And you keep doing that until you find out you're never gonna play it :p
On another matter, Opera is acting weirder than IE. has the world come to an end? :confused:

Worm-Nut
7 Jun 2004, 00:11
And the get every bloody special item.
I tried useing them, but they suck! They're realy slow!!!
HOW THE HELL DO THEY KEEP BEATING ME!?
Actually, I think the computer simply sets its location, within reason, paying no attension to the specs of the car. [MODE=GRUMBLING]Stupid MKDD programmers....[/GRUMBLING]

KamikazeBananze
7 Jun 2004, 07:07
that's sucky.
"Homer, Homer Simpson,
He's the greatest guy in history!
From the
Town of Springfield,
He's about to hit a Worm-Nut Tree!"
*explosion*
*Worm-Nut grumbles*
lol, sorry. I saw a Simpsons Special last night, and I've still got it rooted in my head...

Paul.Power
7 Jun 2004, 17:30
Just found this rather cool MIDI at VGMusic. It's a medley of various Sonic tunes, nicely jazzed up. The recurring theme's from Secret Base for Sa1, but see what else you can spot.

Zero72
8 Jun 2004, 03:18
WinAmp really has some awesome visualizations.

MtlAngelus
8 Jun 2004, 09:20
I'm currently listening to an orchestra version of the Chrono Trigger main theme
It's quite cool

Test Zero
8 Jun 2004, 17:44
WinAmp really has some awesome visualizations.
iTunes has the best. ;)

MtlAngelus
8 Jun 2004, 20:41
[spoiler may-be]Jack Bauer had to kill Ryan Chapelle :([/spoiler may-be]

Paul.Power
8 Jun 2004, 20:42
Windows Media Player - the apathist's choice!

Worm-Nut
8 Jun 2004, 21:42
that's sucky.
"Homer, Homer Simpson,
He's the greatest guy in history!
From the
Town of Springfield,
He's about to hit a Worm-Nut Tree!"
*explosion*
*Worm-Nut grumbles*
lol, sorry. I saw a Simpsons Special last night, and I've still got it rooted in my head...
Thats....personalized....right?

Worm Mad
8 Jun 2004, 23:41
Thats....personalized....right?
Nope. Matt Groening and the gang have been making jokes about you in their series for years. Didn't you see the episode of Futurama where Bender wrote "Worm-Nut Was Ere" on Fry's forehead? :p

K^2
9 Jun 2004, 08:41
Don't you just hate when this happens:

Paul.Power
9 Jun 2004, 09:09
Don't you just hate when this happens:Ouch, yes, I see what you mean. All that effort, and it comes down to a 50-50 choice.

philby4000
9 Jun 2004, 16:22
Nadfagery!
That's annoying.

Worm-Nut
9 Jun 2004, 17:05
Nope. Matt Groening and the gang have been making jokes about you in their series for years. Didn't you see the episode of Futurama where Bender wrote "Worm-Nut Was Ere" on Fry's forehead? :p
Umm....OK.....

KamikazeBananze
10 Jun 2004, 16:20
It's the truth though! Tell it like it would be when it was what it is when what it will be is what isn't what was what it is when it was what it was after it was what it is!
And no, I have NO IDEA about what I just typed!

Paul.Power
11 Jun 2004, 01:47
So will it be door number (root 2), door number e or door number pi?

AndrewTaylor
11 Jun 2004, 02:13
I don't care, as long as I get to switch doors halfway through the game.
I love geek humour.

Paul.Power
11 Jun 2004, 09:58
I don't care, as long as I get to switch doors halfway through the game.
I love geek humour.Heh, I was wondering if someone might mention the Monty Hall problem.

UnKnown X
11 Jun 2004, 13:17
Don't you just hate when this happens:
HOLY MONKEYCHEESE WITHOUT EXTRA SIDE SPAGHETTI!!!! :eek:
So, did you win? :p

Worm-Nut
11 Jun 2004, 15:39
*Burp*
I unlocked everything in MKDD and got the special "I got everything" title screen! W007!

philby4000
11 Jun 2004, 15:43
Damn you!
*throws red shell at worm nut*

KamikazeBananze
11 Jun 2004, 15:44
Wat = MKDD?
*eats red shell*
And yes, I DO like saying *eats X*, where X is a possession of a wormer or something a wormer throws at me or someone else.

philby4000
11 Jun 2004, 15:48
*throws cyanide coated sandwich*
And MK: DD stans for Monkey Kremlin: Dooms Day.
It's a very popular monkey themed russian political simulaton game.

AndrewTaylor
11 Jun 2004, 16:04
No, it stands for "Mortal Kombat: Drunk and Disorderly", a new fighting game set in Portugal after England lose to Croatia and the hooligans are more than slightly miffed. Featuring such characters as Brad, Jason, and Scary Drunk Guy, the game is scheduled for release on the 17th.
Edit: *throws lead*

KamikazeBananze
11 Jun 2004, 17:58
*eats lead*
Told ya so!
And I think that game would prolly be a lot worse than 'Hooligans: Something', where Something is the correct word(s) to complete the sub-title.

FutureWorm
12 Jun 2004, 19:07
"What, Genevive, did you die?"

PinkWorm
12 Jun 2004, 19:18
It's a very popular monkey themed russian political simulaton game.
lol :)
*buys*

Zero72
13 Jun 2004, 01:21
I just got Soul Caliber 2. The Gamecube version, of course.
It's kinda hard to focus on the combat with the female characters' anatomy flopping in all directions.
Not that that's really a bad thing.
More seriously, the game's graphics are stunning and the action is wonderfully brutal without gratuitous gore spewing everywhere. Excellent stuff. If you like fighters at all, check it out. And even if you don't, give it a look.

SomePerson
13 Jun 2004, 04:54
Is there anyone on this planet who actually likes their ISP?

KamikazeBananze
13 Jun 2004, 05:28
I am definately NOT ver fond of mine. It's one of the cheapest Broadband ISPs here, but it continuously crashes. Yes, the ISP crashes. And occasionally our e-mail server crashes. I'm living in Dublin. This ISP is run by UTV. They're in Belfast. 'Nuff said(they're a long way away!!!).

Paul.Power
13 Jun 2004, 09:18
Is there anyone on this planet who actually likes their ISP?Cambridge's ISP works pretty well for me, as does my Freeserve connection at home.

SargeMcCluck
13 Jun 2004, 11:34
Is there anyone on this planet who actually likes their ISP?
Telewest are fantastic apart from one or two problems.
Upgrading my line from 512k to 768k for free was nice too :)

UnKnown X
13 Jun 2004, 11:41
Telenor are worst apart from one or two things they do right.

BetongÅsna
13 Jun 2004, 17:17
Thirteen bottles, sitting on a wall.

FutureWorm
13 Jun 2004, 18:15
No, officer, I haven't any blood in my alcohol stream.

tundraH
13 Jun 2004, 18:33
Best Cygwin Package ever.
RDM@rdmpc ~
$ wtf is redhat
redhat: An American Linux distributor.
RDM@rdmpc ~
$ wtf is sco
sco: The Enemy
RDM@rdmpc ~
$ wtf is .jpeg
.jpeg: Joint Photographic Experts Group format
RDM@rdmpc ~
$ wtf is .jpg
.jpg: poor man's .jpeg
RDM@rdmpc ~
$ wtf is wtf
wtf: Who or What, depending on the context. Usually implies a question mark. The "TF" is really padding, to make this a three-letter acronym, meaning something like "pray tell". Also the name of a very useful Cygwin package.
RDM@rdmpc ~
$ wtf is yanalateyhsmbsi
yanalateyhsmbsi: You Are Not A Lawyer, And Therefore Everything You Have Said May Be Safely Ignored. Born out of a heated GPL discussion. Acronym proposed by Chuck Wilson. A new standard response to IANAL. Don't try to pronounce it. Just... don't.
RDM@rdmpc ~
$ wtf is yowtwywt
yowtwywt: You Obviously Weren't Thinking When You Wrote That. Pronounced "Yow-twit". Coined by Max Bowsher. Pronounciation suggested by Randall R. Schulz and hasn't been disputed yet.
It'll be a while before I get bored of this... I have no life.

SupSuper
13 Jun 2004, 18:43
Is there anyone on this planet who actually likes their ISP?Well, my new ISP has a 13gb limit/month of all sorts of transfers. however, their system that counts the transfers seems to frequently fail (they've tried getting new one but it still fails) and when it does, no transfers are counted so it's like "download all that u can" days :p
also, it's only 300k but it seems to be much faster than my previous ISP :)

FutureWorm
13 Jun 2004, 19:55
DOOBA DOOBY DOOBA! *explodes into a shower of Dippin' Dots*

UnKnown X
13 Jun 2004, 20:01
Now that I share my ISP thing with my dad it's half the speed. It doesn't go over 100 kBps... :(
Actually it's less than half. It used to be up to 250 and (rarely, but sometimes) 300 kBps.

FutureWorm
13 Jun 2004, 20:04
GLOONY GLOONY GLORKENTITIT!11one!11!!!

SupSuper
13 Jun 2004, 20:21
Now that I share my ISP thing with my dad it's half the speed. It doesn't go over 100 kBps... :(
Actually it's less than half. It used to be up to 250 and (rarely, but sometimes) 300 kBps.well my one internet connection is shared on 3 computers. my sister's constantly playing some MMORPG on her computer and my dad constantly downloading warez. from a 300k connection, guess how much i get :p

philby4000
13 Jun 2004, 20:26
I apear to have sprouted an extra pair of arms.

FutureWorm
13 Jun 2004, 20:33
I apear to have sprouted an extra pair of arms.Wow. *sprouts an extra pair of legs*

philby4000
13 Jun 2004, 20:38
*Splits in two, creating two identical philbys*
*runsaway and stays here at the same time*

Zero72
13 Jun 2004, 21:49
Hey Philby, are you on MSN right now?

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