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Observer
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I would think so...cause in 2060 Search Feature could not find the original "? for PeterK" thread (unfortuantely the subsequent sequels couldn't live up to the original), so he stormed the MovieMusic.com Tower of Doom, where the PeterK-atron (PeterK's very essenese transplanted into a huge computer) watches over the cyber-empire of MM.com. Search Feature demanded the thread back or else MM.com would fall to the rival emprie of Filmtracks.com. Wanting to keep his vast territory, PeterK returned the thread. And all was good.
posted 02-08-2001 03:01 PM PT (US) Chris Kinsinger
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They didn't get MY birthplace, Observer...NOBODY KNOWS WHERE IT IS!
posted 02-08-2001 03:45 PM PT (US) Observer
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I know you're distraught Chris, but that's a what the history booka says.posted 02-08-2001 06:59 PM PT (US) Observer
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Hey, supposedly it's possible that we can move Earth into a completely new orbit!Yes, just when we thought that wily sun had the last laugh with it expanding into a red giant, charring our planet in 5 or 6 billion years in the future, we kick it in the head with our scientific knowledge!
Take that sun!
posted 02-09-2001 11:47 PM PT (US) Marian Schedenig
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According to Stephen Hawking, it would even be possible to transform Earth into a Black Hole when using the combined power of all power plants or something like that (or was it nuclear warheads? I have to re-read "Brief History of Time").NP: The Doors Concerto
posted 02-10-2001 07:09 AM PT (US) John Dunham
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Bizarre facts, vol. I:
I found out today through personal experience something truly weird. I then verified through a series of extensive tests (which consisted mainly of hurling CDRs across the room at varying velocities).
Okay, here it is: you can take a chunk the size of my thumb out of a CD under 45 minutes and it will still play fine. This introduces the new concept of custom cut CDRs! You can cut your CDs into fun shapes, like stars, houses, squares...
Just send your credit card number to the following e-mail address: santonea@yahoo.com . You will receive in reply a free brochure with valuable information!NP: Conan The Destroyer, Poledouris ***½
posted 02-10-2001 04:41 PM PT (US) Observer
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John: I remember seeing the CD for the soundtrack to the N64 game "Yoshi's Story" in the shape of Yoshi's head.Marian: In Long Island, there's a machine that's accelerating and colliding particles to see what kind of particles came up after the Big Bang. Scientists and Physicists are worried that it could cause a black hole or some other kind of apocalyptic event.
posted 02-10-2001 06:38 PM PT (US) Marian Schedenig
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John, there are custom-shaped CDR's available. Some players are supposed to have problems, though, because of the unbalance of the discs.It's quite interesting to see that if a CD is "visibly" full to the middle, it's only about 30 minutes long - because the track length gets larger toward the rim, of course.
Observer: Yeah, I remember reading about that, too. The closest particle accelerator to Vienna is the Swiss CERN, I believe (also one of the most prominent).
posted 02-10-2001 07:20 PM PT (US) Observer
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I think we're confusing the folks at "Another ? for PeterK". John, no cross posting!
posted 02-10-2001 09:05 PM PT (US) JJH
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why the heck isn't this thread dead yet?posted 02-11-2001 12:17 AM PT (US) John Dunham
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Observer: Uh, those are the SAME PEOPLE, man!JJ: The Will Of Good Men.
NP: On Deadly Ground, Poledouris ****
posted 02-11-2001 06:14 AM PT (US) John Dunham
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But JJ... don't you know the world is a scary place right now?? What about those stupid moles??NP: Ride With the-- >erk<
>screams are heard in the background<
>sound of screaming stops suddenly, followed by dull thud<
Okay, you stupid humans! LISTEN UP!
This is The Mole King! I have just begun my invasion, starting with the insignificant little town of Fredericksburg, Virginia! (Who's gonna miss it, besides the Silver Cos?)
Anyway, back to the point. My troops are already digging into the White House as we speak, and will soon be replacing the president's top advisors. As we all know, he's too dumb to do anything himself, so it shouldn’t be too hard to get him to do what we want!
In phase I, we will institute mole education programs in all the schools! Kids will be required to recite the Pledge Of Subservience To Moles at the start of every day (following a respectful moment of silence). Your offspring already have malleable minds anyhow, so getting them to serve us won’t be hard either! Ha ha ha HA!
In Phase II, we will take over the rest of the USA! Of course, the rest of the World won’t care! They hate you all anyway! (Haha ha heh heh! Ah hah ha ha ha ha HA!)
In Phase III, we’re going to brainwash Saddam and his army and use him along with the conditioned school kids and any self-admitted Nazis to CONQUER THE GLOBE!
You might be wondering why I’m telling you all this, hm? Well, it’s cause I love to gloat! And you’re all too stupid to stop me ANYWAY! Ah, ha ha ha Ha Ha Ha HA HA HA HAAA HAHHHAAA!!!!!>sudden slapping sounds<
Ahhh! Underwear! Bleagh! Gasp! Choke!
>sound of mole being choked to death<
Okay, this is one of the Dunham Cats. No, I won’t say which one. You may not realize this, but you stupid humans are the target of EVERY little NUTBALL in the universe with an invasion plan! Dumb, huh?
Anyway, you forgot one little detail: we CATS have already conquered the globe, and we won’t be letting any stupid MOLES take it away!
When John wakes up, don’t tell him we saved his life. He already caters to our needs enough as it is.
Wha... who posted this stuff in my message? And how did I get this bump on my head? Whoever did this, it's not funny! Say, what happened to my clean underwear...?[Message edited by John Dunham on 02-08-2001]
posted 02-11-2001 06:18 AM PT (US) Observer
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I will not let this thread die dammitt!!!!
posted 02-12-2001 03:27 PM PT (US) Marian Schedenig
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Dammit!NP: Eric Clapton Unplugged
posted 02-13-2001 12:43 PM PT (US) Observer
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How about we just keep posting dammit!for a good while?dammit!
Well, we need something to kick this threat in it's metaphorical head......dammit!
3NP: The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover by Michael Nyman
posted 02-13-2001 03:23 PM PT (US) Marian Schedenig
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Damn it!NP: Bridge Over Troubled Water (Simon & Garfunkel)
posted 02-13-2001 04:26 PM PT (US) Pete M
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Damn, damn, damn, damnit. [IN BOLD PLEASE]posted 02-14-2001 06:35 AM PT (US) Pete M
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Hmmm. Don't seem to have got the hang of this making things in bold thing.Damn it!
posted 02-14-2001 06:39 AM PT (US) Pete M
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Oh, & now I'm bad double poster again.Or even triple poster, as it happens.
My bad.
Damn it! :GRRRR[Message edited by Pete M on 02-14-2001]
posted 02-14-2001 06:40 AM PT (US) Marian Schedenig
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You have to write a "[", a "b" and a "]" to get bold font (and the same AFTER the bold part, just with a "/" before the "b"), DAMMIT!
posted 02-14-2001 07:52 AM PT (US) Timmer
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"[","D""A""B""N""A""B""B""I""T""!""]"[Message edited by Timmer on 02-14-2001]
posted 02-14-2001 08:23 AM PT (US) Timmer
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[b]DABNABBIT[b]
posted 02-14-2001 08:30 AM PT (US) Timmer
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dammit
posted 02-14-2001 08:42 AM PT (US) Marian Schedenig
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Dammit Timmer, put a "/" before the "closing b", then it should work.NP: Raiders of the Damned Ark (John Williams)
posted 02-14-2001 08:47 AM PT (US) Marian Schedenig
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quote:
Originally posted 08-26-2000 12:43 PM PT (US) by John Dunham:
Dead ThreadAnd it had such momentum going, too... waht a shame...
LOL!
posted 02-14-2001 08:52 AM PT (US) John Dunham
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So, Marian, you have too much time on your hands, huh? Reading through old pages... tsk, tsk, tsk.So I thought, I'll go back and quote one of Marian's old posts! Wouldn you know it, the first one I came across, on the first page I clicked on (at random) was your reply to the post you quoted! What are the odds of that??
Anyway, you said:quote:
Right. Where's Rocco? Maybe he can revive it.Then later you wrote:
quote:
Things I don't like:- Not having time
So why were you reading through the old pages if you have no time?
NP: Sleepy Hollow, Elfman *****
posted 02-14-2001 12:38 PM PT (US) John Dunham
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Calling FishChip!How come I now gotta type in my name and password everytime I post? Is it a site thing, or are my cookies messed up?
NP: Sleepy Hollow, Elfman *****
posted 02-14-2001 12:40 PM PT (US) Marian Schedenig
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quote:
Originally posted by John Dunham:
So why were you reading through the old pages if you have no time?Because I now have time. Why? Because I don't work as much as I should (although I'm trying to work more).
quote:
How come I now gotta type in my name and password everytime I post? Is it a site thing, or are my cookies messed up?I've had to type my name and password for months (luckily, autocomplete only requires me to write "m" ). Everything works fine at the FSM board, though.
NP: Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony #4 (Berlin Philharmonic, Herbert von Karajan)
posted 02-14-2001 01:03 PM PT (US) Marian Schedenig
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And John...at least I CAN quote! Here's one of your posts:---
quote:
Originally posted by Chris Kinsinger:
[b]JOHN! I'm SO GLAD you asked!
You see, Wedge & I have been having an ongoing debate about creation.
Wedge's position is that while he definitely believes that God IS The Creator, He utilized a process of evolution to create the Earth, and all of the living things upon it.
(Am I representing you properly here, Wedge? Please feel free to jump on in and correct me!)
On the other hand, I believe that the Bible is the infallible Word of God, and I take all of it literally. This was not always my position. Years ago I was in Wedge's camp. I bought the evolution theory, and s---
posted 02-14-2001 01:08 PM PT (US) Marian Schedenig
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quote:
Originally posted by John Dunham:
So I thought, I'll go back and quote one of Marian's old posts! Wouldn you know it, the first one I came across, on the first page I clicked on (at random) was your reply to the post you quoted! What are the odds of that??1:52
posted 02-14-2001 01:11 PM PT (US) Marian Schedenig
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BTW, can anyone explain to me what the "Discuss" button in Microsoft's Internet Explorer is used for? Whenever I click it, a gray field appears at the bottom of my browser window, with nothing in it except a small close button in the top left edge. I can resize it (maximum is half of the browser window's height) and close it, but that's all.NP: Still the Beethoven
posted 02-14-2001 01:18 PM PT (US) John Dunham
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quote:
Originally posted by Marian Schedenig:
And John
...at least I [b][/CAN quote! Here's one of your posts:---]b[
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size=1 face=arial>quote:</font><HR size=1>Originally posted by Chris Kinsinger:
[b][b]JOHN! I'm SO GLAD you asked!
You see, Wedge & I have been having an ongoing debate about creation.
Wedge's position is that while he definitely believes that God IS The Creator, He utilized a process of evolution to create the Earth, and all of the living things upon it.
(Am I representing you properly here, Wedge? Please feel free to jump on in and correct me!)
On the other hand, I believe that the Bible is the infallible Word of God, and I take all of it literally. This was not always my position. Years ago I was in Wedge's camp. I bought the evolution theory, and s <HR size=1></BLOCKQUOTE>
---
[/B]Huh? What'd you say again?
NP: Dungeons And Dragons, Burnett ****
posted 02-14-2001 02:11 PM PT (US) John Dunham
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quote:
Originally posted by Marian Schedenig:
1:52Okay, Mr. Literal Math! Those are the odds of clicking on the right PAGE.
But what are the odds of a few random clicks of the scroll bar taking me right to YOUR REPLY to MY POST?? Hmmmm??NP: Dungeons And Dragons, Burnett ****
[Message edited by John Dunham on 02-14-2001]
posted 02-14-2001 02:14 PM PT (US) John Dunham
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quote:
Originally posted by Marian Schedenig:
BTW, can anyone explain to me what the "Discuss" button in Microsoft's Internet Explorer is used for?No.
I don't even use IE if I can help it. ALSO, I couldn't care less about it's features! So THERE!
NP: Still D&D
posted 02-14-2001 02:16 PM PT (US) Gae
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"(""b" testing, testing "b""/"")"
posted 02-14-2001 02:19 PM PT (US) Marian Schedenig
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quote:
Originally posted by John Dunham:
Okay, Mr. Literal Math! Those are the odds of clicking on the right PAGE.
But what are the odds of a few random clicks of the scroll bar taking me right to YOUR REPLY to MY POST?? Hmmmm??No idea. I only replied because your original question was just about clicking the right page, otherwise I would have been wise enough simply not to reply.
NP: Wallace and Gromit Theme (Julian Nott) - RealAudio stream from his website
posted 02-14-2001 05:34 PM PT (US) JJH
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huh?
posted 02-14-2001 11:05 PM PT (US) John Dunham
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quote:
JJ sez:
huh?Why?
posted 02-15-2001 03:39 AM PT (US) Marian Schedenig
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What?
posted 02-15-2001 06:43 AM PT (US) Marian Schedenig
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Who?
posted 02-15-2001 07:29 AM PT (US) Old Infopop Software by UBB