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Post by Christos on Jun 15, 2008 10:42:11 GMT -5
What about "Passed la hen." As in, you passed the French area, and are now in Cyprus. Or "Shade Aplens" which is a misspelling of Athens - near Cyprus. No, I would most likely be in Germany or Switzerland then. Even Italy or Spain. Shade Athens...Athens is still pretty far away though. Ok, one last final question...was Cyprus involved in the Western front of World War one? No.Dunno?
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Post by Spoon on Jun 15, 2008 10:43:11 GMT -5
Well, coding is hard. Is this the sequel to your credit card lists - a list of words beginning with C? Clearly, creativity is close. I suppose. I'll rephrase, then - I like rain when I'm not in it. Like winter or being on time. Yes, but that was one incident. Surely if you went by "There's going to be a hurricane whenever the weather forecasters say there isn't," we'd have one every day. (And, incidentally, poor Michael Fish. That incident will stay with him for the rest of his life. And wasn't that in the 80s? It's easier to say it's obvious in hindsight! ) "And the remarkable thing about it is, if you turn it on its side, it looks like a face squinting and sticking out its tongue." "Remarkable, Q" "And that's not all, Mr Bond. I've also got you this watch. Now, it looks like an ordinary watch, but, if you press this button... it shows you the date! And it has a back light so you can tell the time even in the dark!" I'd be rich! "I'm sorry, sir, but that wasn't the particle you pointed to. You owe me lots of money." I'll be sure to mention that in every answer in my exam on Tuesday. I may fail the test, but I'll win in financial terms. Yes, a sequel to the list of credit cards... All those whose names contains a 'c' in the list in the previous book are dead. Why did they die? Unravel the mystery of the Credit Card Code. Actually the mystery is that all those who had a 'c' in their name were linked to their credit cards emotionally because 'c' is also in credit card so they died when their credit cards were taken away.
The end. So you don't like being on time? XD Odd...He became infamous because of that incident. Though I would think that if there was a hurricane coming it would register on the sophisticated weather forcasting equipment they had even back them. You don't miss a hurricane easily. "I suggest not using the watch while you are hiding in the dark, the light could give you away" "Thank you for telling me Q" "And before I forget, also have this, my prize invention. It is a mobile phone that you can use to call us with without plugging it into the socket" Then you can have a business racing particles! Credit Cards, The Mad Englishman Act, racing particles...you seem to have your financial future secure. XD That's a darn good novel. But what about all those who had an r, e, d, i, t or a in their name? Was their emotional attachment lessened? I speak as a concerned user of said letters, and owner of a Mr D Gregorovitch, who uses a lot of those letters regularly. I like being on time when I'm not. The fact that I also like it when I am is irrelevant. He did, poor Michael. But it's not the sort of thing I'd like to be remembered for - especially since it's one major slip in a long broadcasting career. And clearly they did. "And now, Q, I must leave you." *explosion* "Ah yes, Mr Bond. I forgot to tell you about my bomb that cunningly doubles as a door, didn't I?" Believe me, it's just the tip of the iceberg. I could mix them all together, though, and be a mad Englishman racing credit cards. Then I could use the credit cards to buy things, and use the cash I earn from people betting on them to buy smaller things. (After all, they give me the money, and they get it back when one wins if they're right. But if none ever finish...)
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Post by Spoon on Jun 15, 2008 10:44:37 GMT -5
It's a long way to walk. Like, longer than Aeon Flux. [shadow=purple,left,300]Oh, try to make me walk to where you guys live. XD[/shadow] If you insist. Do it! Now! What about "Passed la hen." As in, you passed the French area, and are now in Cyprus. Or "Shade Aplens" which is a misspelling of Athens - near Cyprus. No, I would most likely be in Germany or Switzerland then. Even Italy or Spain. Shade Athens...Athens is still pretty far away though. Ok, one last final question...was Cyprus involved in the Western front of World War one? No.Oh, well, if you want to be technical about it...
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Post by Vyt: Down, but Not Out on Jun 15, 2008 10:44:39 GMT -5
Mmm, a schedule square-off, I see. Well then, I shall. On Tuesdays and Fridays, my schedule runs from 7 AM to 6 PM, with one two-hour break after the first one. On Wednesdays and Saturdays, my schedule runs from 11:30 AM to 7 PM, with a one-hour break after the first and second classes. On Thursdays, my schedule runs from 7 AM to 7 PM, with only a four-hour break after the first class. My free days are Sundays and Mondays, only the two least-appreciated days to have a break on. [shadow=purple,left,300]On Wednesdays and Fridays, I have a class from 7-8:30 AM. I have a 30-minute break and then have a class till 10. I have 1 1/2 hours free, and then everything is over by 1 PM. ... This is why I love my WF sched. ^_^ And, I try to keep my Saturdays free as much as possible.[/shadow] I envy you. Sophomores of our university are tortured by cramped-up schedules and poorly-ventilated classrooms while the others get to bask on better ones. ... Too bad I won't be able to experience the latter since I'm gone by next semester. :3
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Post by Kat on Jun 15, 2008 10:46:42 GMT -5
[shadow=purple,left,300]On Wednesdays and Fridays, I have a class from 7-8:30 AM. I have a 30-minute break and then have a class till 10. I have 1 1/2 hours free, and then everything is over by 1 PM. ... This is why I love my WF sched. ^_^ And, I try to keep my Saturdays free as much as possible.[/shadow] I envy you. Sophomores of our university are tortured by cramped-up schedules and poorly-ventilated classrooms while the others get to bask on better ones. ... Too bad I won't be able to experience the latter since I'm gone by next semester. :3 [shadow=purple,left,300]Nah, we sophomores are just low priority when it comes to getting classes, be it enlisting for them online or begging a teacher to let us in a class. Heck, freshmen got to enlist before the rest of us. Oh, wait, so did we, last year. XD Never mind. Haha. I'm stuck here till I graduate.[/shadow]
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Post by Lizzie on Jun 15, 2008 10:47:42 GMT -5
As I am obviously un-noticed, i shall leave this 'bloid.
PM me if you want me to come back.
Bye.
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Post by Thundy on Jun 15, 2008 10:51:15 GMT -5
Hey all ^^ *finished off the last of a 12 pack of Red Bull* XD
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Post by Vyt: Down, but Not Out on Jun 15, 2008 10:51:26 GMT -5
I envy you. Sophomores of our university are tortured by cramped-up schedules and poorly-ventilated classrooms while the others get to bask on better ones. ... Too bad I won't be able to experience the latter since I'm gone by next semester. :3 [shadow=purple,left,300]Nah, we sophomores are just low priority when it comes to getting classes, be it enlisting for them online or begging a teacher to let us in a class. Heck, freshmen got to enlist before the rest of us. Oh, wait, so did we, last year. XD Never mind. Haha. I'm stuck here till I graduate.[/shadow] Good for you. I would've worked myself had my father not forced me to enroll. I needed some extra money.
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Post by Spoon on Jun 15, 2008 10:52:06 GMT -5
As I am obviously un-noticed, i shall leave this 'bloid. PM me if you want me to come back. Bye. Aww, Candy! You have to appreciate that the 'bloids are moving quite quickly at the moment, and it's, sadly, all too easy for the occasional post to be missed. Nobody's ignoring you. If you don't get a reply at first, post it again a bit later, or reply to somebody else's post - after all, the more you post, the less likely it is that a post will slip under the radar accidentally.
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Post by Ginz ❤ on Jun 15, 2008 10:53:58 GMT -5
Good morning, Bloids! =3
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Post by Spoon on Jun 15, 2008 10:54:19 GMT -5
Hey all ^^ *finished off the last of a 12 pack of Red Bull* XD Hey, Thundy! Wow - you must be feeling pretty energetic! EDIT: Good morning, Ginz!
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Post by Celestial on Jun 15, 2008 10:54:45 GMT -5
Yes, a sequel to the list of credit cards... All those whose names contains a 'c' in the list in the previous book are dead. Why did they die? Unravel the mystery of the Credit Card Code. Actually the mystery is that all those who had a 'c' in their name were linked to their credit cards emotionally because 'c' is also in credit card so they died when their credit cards were taken away.
The end. So you don't like being on time? XD Odd...He became infamous because of that incident. Though I would think that if there was a hurricane coming it would register on the sophisticated weather forcasting equipment they had even back them. You don't miss a hurricane easily. "I suggest not using the watch while you are hiding in the dark, the light could give you away" "Thank you for telling me Q" "And before I forget, also have this, my prize invention. It is a mobile phone that you can use to call us with without plugging it into the socket" Then you can have a business racing particles! Credit Cards, The Mad Englishman Act, racing particles...you seem to have your financial future secure. XD That's a darn good novel. But what about all those who had an r, e, d, i, t or a in their name? Was their emotional attachment lessened? I speak as a concerned user of said letters, and owner of a Mr D Gregorovitch, who uses a lot of those letters regularly. I like being on time when I'm not. The fact that I also like it when I am is irrelevant. He did, poor Michael. But it's not the sort of thing I'd like to be remembered for - especially since it's one major slip in a long broadcasting career. And clearly they did. "And now, Q, I must leave you." *explosion* "Ah yes, Mr Bond. I forgot to tell you about my bomb that cunningly doubles as a door, didn't I?" Believe me, it's just the tip of the iceberg. I could mix them all together, though, and be a mad Englishman racing credit cards. Then I could use the credit cards to buy things, and use the cash I earn from people betting on them to buy smaller things. (After all, they give me the money, and they get it back when one wins if they're right. But if none ever finish...) The character asks that question later in the novel because the ending is a false one. You see, the C is special because it is the third letter of the alphabet. Three is the number that goes into six twice. Three sixes are...you know.
The entire novel will be a Credit Card Da Vinci code. Fun Ah, you confused me for a second. The moral of 'Fish and the Hurricane' is that your answers should be ambiguous or maybe not... "Mr Bond? Mr Bond, did you survive the explosion? Probably not. The boss will be furious...I burnt the carpet badly" Credit card racing would really catch on though. I can imagine you saying this to the betters though: "You have to imagine the cards racing, you have to see them race. They might not move in real life but their souls move...Do you want your credit card to win? Then I must spend some of the money on it" Then people would bet on it but of course it won't win and you get the keep the money. Fool proof.
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Post by Crystal on Jun 15, 2008 10:55:04 GMT -5
EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE =D
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Post by Kat on Jun 15, 2008 10:55:44 GMT -5
As I am obviously un-noticed, i shall leave this 'bloid. PM me if you want me to come back. Bye. [shadow=purple,left,300]I'm sorry, it's just that sometimes 'bloids move too fast and posts go unnoticed. ^^; It's really unavoidable. Don't think we're ignoring you because we want to ignore you. Come back and talk some more with us![/shadow]
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Post by Celestial on Jun 15, 2008 10:55:56 GMT -5
Morning Ginz! ^^ *glomps* Heya Thundy! ^^ I take it the caffiene addiction is still going strong?
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