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Post by Knight of Lodis on Aug 2, 2005 23:45:21 GMT -5
Just kidding let's see what other odd things people can come up with. I am sure if you are reading this you are going oh wtf I was tricked! Great now post your hate!
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Post by SNK! on Aug 3, 2005 9:46:40 GMT -5
haha you prick. this is kind of weird but one time my mom went to the doctors office and on the way down she was in an elevator with one of the "guys" from Nsync.
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Post by TreasureFinder on Aug 3, 2005 12:59:01 GMT -5
My dad was on tv yesterday, he was on the witness stand. No, he's not a felon, and he wasn't interviewed either.
I don't recall having anything else interesting to say...I did see a car roll over once, but we didn't stop to see if anybody was okay.
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Post by Dark on Aug 3, 2005 15:49:34 GMT -5
Well I can't think of anything odd at the moment but I do recall a funny conversation in physics class one day.
The teacher had made me sit next to some dork who sort of looks and acts a lot like Mystria. Except this guy listens to emo music (Green Day, etc), quotes Simpsons/South Park and laughs exactly like Beavis and Butthead. Anyway, he came in one day, leaned against a black desk and said:
Him: "My black clothing is so kickass. I can even camouflage with the desk. Heh heh, you can only see my head."
Me: "Um, you do know that your clothes are blue and not black right?"
Him: "No, they're black."
Other student: "No, he's right, that's blue."
Him: "Well, maybe it's a lighter shade of black."
Teacher: "A lighter shade of black?" *starts laughing at him*
Me: "How much are you getting in this class anyways?"
Him: "79. but I'm happ-" *ignored*
We were doing the optics unit too. Dumbass.
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Post by TreasureFinder on Aug 4, 2005 16:22:22 GMT -5
He's probably color blind, which is yet another reason to laugh at things that are beyond his control.
We've had so many conversations in Chemistry that made me laugh, especially when the entire class caught a mistake made by the teacher, who then changed subjects before she would admit she's wrong; oh, and we had a campaign to shout out wrong answers on purpose, because we were tired with her bullshit 'teaching'.
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Post by Destinafaroda on Aug 4, 2005 16:45:13 GMT -5
But I did see a werewolf! He looked like this.  On a random note, I learned two things. First, Latium is the region of Italy where Rome is. Second, a basilica is either an public building in ancient Rome for business transactions, trade, and such OR a large Roman Catholic or Eastern Orthodox church building. This puts Ogre Battle 64 in an entirely different light, |
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Post by Dark on Aug 4, 2005 17:27:53 GMT -5
He's probably color blind, which is yet another reason to laugh at things that are beyond his control. We've had so many conversations in Chemistry that made me laugh, especially when the entire class caught a mistake made by the teacher, who then changed subjects before she would admit she's wrong; oh, and we had a campaign to shout out wrong answers on purpose, because we were tired with her bullshit 'teaching'. No I've known him for at least 3 years. He's definetly not colorblind. And we keep changing the subject or ask the teachers a lot of questions so that they lose track of time and don't give out any assignments or projects for that day. However I have yet to meet a teacher who changes the subject just because they were wrong. |
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Post by Sokar468 on Aug 15, 2005 23:22:56 GMT -5
On a random note, I learned two things. First, Latium is the region of Italy where Rome is. Second, a basilica is either an public building in ancient Rome for business transactions, trade, and such OR a large Roman Catholic or Eastern Orthodox church building. This puts Ogre Battle 64 in an entirely different light, Well, my Latin is far gone in my memory, but I believe it was always "basilicus," not "-a." Yeah, whatever. Latin sucks. So, uh, work is almost done, and I picked myself up a copy of Riviera: The Promised Land for the long plane trip to Europe (family vacation, huzzah  ). Interesting game, though I have only played it for about 15 minutes so far. And by the way, seeing the word Werewolf reminds me of the Mystery Science Theater episode, "Werewolf." It's absolutely fantastic, if you can download it, try to do so. Ok, gotta go to bed, my sleeping pill is kicking in. Yes, I've been on a sleeping pill for several years now, go ahead and laugh. The problem is that if I force myself to stay up after taking the pill, I partially lose control of my actions. For some this happens when they are drunk, but the sleeping pill does it to me. Which may also explain all this useless rambling here... Ok, I will stop, good night. |
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Post by Ghosty on Aug 16, 2005 13:09:00 GMT -5
On a random note, I learned two things. First, Latium is the region of Italy where Rome is. Second, a basilica is either an public building in ancient Rome for business transactions, trade, and such OR a large Roman Catholic or Eastern Orthodox church building. This puts Ogre Battle 64 in an entirely different light, Well, my Latin is far gone in my memory, but I believe it was always "basilicus," not "-a." Yeah, whatever. Latin sucks. So, uh, work is almost done, and I picked myself up a copy of Riviera: The Promised Land for the long plane trip to Europe (family vacation, huzzah ). Interesting game, though I have only played it for about 15 minutes so far. And by the way, seeing the word Werewolf reminds me of the Mystery Science Theater episode, "Werewolf." It's absolutely fantastic, if you can download it, try to do so. Ok, gotta go to bed, my sleeping pill is kicking in. Yes, I've been on a sleeping pill for several years now, go ahead and laugh. The problem is that if I force myself to stay up after taking the pill, I partially lose control of my actions. For some this happens when they are drunk, but the sleeping pill does it to me. Which may also explain all this useless rambling here... Ok, I will stop, good night. i'm starting to take melatonin it doesn't really help, i was up until like 4 last night ;X |
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Post by Destinafaroda on Aug 16, 2005 18:56:48 GMT -5
Funny, I'd think if you'd take a sleeping pil you'd be knocked out.
*hears rustle*
It's the Wool-uff! It's the Wool-uff!
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Post by TreasureFinder on Aug 16, 2005 20:49:13 GMT -5
Don't you know the story of "The English Major Who Cried Wool-uff!" It has a good moral, I encourage you to read it lest you forget that shouting such things is dangerous.
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Post by Magicman on Aug 23, 2005 17:33:26 GMT -5
What bugs me about it is it's like, the exact same game as U.Saga and people love it for the same reasons they hate U.
Coughity.
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Post by Knight of Lodis on Aug 23, 2005 20:26:10 GMT -5
I thought about picking up promised land (just beat suikoden 4) but I am getting Nintendogs this week.
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Post by TreasureFinder on Aug 23, 2005 21:48:54 GMT -5
Suikoden 4...it was interesting, for about five minutes.
I got AW:DS today, and I can say (so far) it was $37 well spent. The only bad thing is that one of the CO's says stuff like "Break out the dishes because you got served!" and "OWNED!" and "You should be all, 'Wassup Black Hole?'"
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Post by Jaggy on Aug 24, 2005 4:43:01 GMT -5
The only bad thing is that one of the CO's says stuff like "Break out the dishes because you got served!" and "OWNED!" and "You should be all, 'Wassup Black Hole?'" Haha. Ha. Hahaha. Ha. Is it as hard as 1 and 2? I'll be getting Nintendogs for sure, but I'm undecided on AW. |
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Brutus VS Belome: Brawl in the Bayou!
). Interesting game, though I have only played it for about 15 minutes so far.
