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| Displayed name | Backwards impaired. |
| Member number | 3804 |
| Title | Warrior |
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| Registered | Saturday, December 20 2003 08:00 |
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| Hidden secrets in signatures. in General | |
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Warrior
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written Sunday, December 12 2004 01:19
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In another forum not long ago, i heard of a few signatures that when flipped or turned upside down reveal certain hidden words that could have relative meaning to the person. For example, here is a fragment of a signature by J.R.R Tolkien: (see if you can decipher the word)  In this next picture if you look close enough you can see that you can see two words in his signature that directly relate to him, Lord and Rings . Also true to this idea is the signature of Andy Serkis, of which when flipped seems to contain the word Gollum . (Andy Serkis played the role of Gollum in the trilogy)  So what do you think? Is it perhaps a deliberate thing or strangely coincidental? I would love to do something like this to my signature if i could. The strangest thing about these signatures is that the words contained with in actually have real relevance to the person, so it would be quite odd if it wasn't a deliberate thing. Here's the link if anyone wants to see the original thread. Just one more for the road, Bruce Lee's signature seeming to display the words Kung Fu:  -------------------- "This......is a TREE! What's it for?" -Exile III Posts: 75 | Registered: Saturday, December 20 2003 08:00 |
| Umm yet another question in General | |
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written Saturday, December 11 2004 14:21
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I used to love jazz jackrabbit! :D The alice in wonderland inspired level was the best by far. Go play it people! -------------------- "This......is a TREE! What's it for?" -Exile III Posts: 75 | Registered: Saturday, December 20 2003 08:00 |
| Personality Disorder Test, yes, again. in General | |
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written Monday, December 6 2004 14:21
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Disorder | Rating Paranoid: Low Schizoid: Low Schizotypal: Moderate Antisocial: Low Borderline: Low Histrionic: Low Narcissistic: Low Avoidant: Low Dependent: Low Obsessive-Compulsive: Low -------------------- "This......is a TREE! What's it for?" -Exile III Posts: 75 | Registered: Saturday, December 20 2003 08:00 |
| Who lives where in General | |
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written Saturday, November 27 2004 13:36
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Sydney, Australia :D -------------------- "This......is a TREE! What's it for?" -Exile III Posts: 75 | Registered: Saturday, December 20 2003 08:00 |
| Exile III Need Hint in The Exile Trilogy | |
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written Wednesday, November 24 2004 13:58
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1. The answer is 'fangs' although it's kind of funny when you type teeth in. 2. I don't know about that one yet, i'm getting the rest of the game in a week! :D (happy dance) -------------------- "This......is a TREE! What's it for?" -Exile III Posts: 75 | Registered: Saturday, December 20 2003 08:00 |
| How do you perceive what you imagine? in General | |
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written Monday, November 15 2004 14:25
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Originally written by ADOS quote:I have a feeling that is what most of you mean when you speak about thinking in pictures. I thought it would be pretty impossible to see a dog in your mind, as you would see it with your eyes. But if you're not seeing this image with your eyes, how are you seeing it in your mind? Without being able to see a dog in your mind as though it was right infront of you, how else could you know what it looks like without thinking words? I close my eyes and try to visualise a tree. I know what a tree looks like, and with my eyes i physically see no more than black. But my mind knows what it looks like because i'm thinking words that form an image of what i want. An image out of words. Then again maybe this is a just a habit some people develop that they can't break out of. Okay i need a word for this. imagviate - to see an image with your mind, but it is an image. (If there is a word for this i don't know.) I can't see a dog in my mind like i see one in front of me. But when i dream, i can see this dog without the use of words. Is this what it's like to imagviate? I've also heard alot of people refer imaginatoin to dreaming, so maybe it does have some kind of connection. -------------------- "This......is a TREE! What's it for?" -Exile III Posts: 75 | Registered: Saturday, December 20 2003 08:00 |
| How do you perceive what you imagine? in General | |
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written Sunday, November 14 2004 16:34
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How do you perceive what you imagine? Some time ago i had this thought and discussed it with my friends, and when it came back to me i decided to put this question to you all. As i can't really see how other people imagine things, i've often thought, do you actually see images of things when you imagine them? Say for example i was imagining a boy bouncing a ball, when i close my eyes do i physically see an image of this boy? Or am i rather describing it to myself with words? After asking my friends about this most of them said that they physically saw an image when they imagined something with their eyes closed. For me though i find that i describe the image as i would see it, but don't actually sight anything. What i imagine is processed in my mind through words, as though i'm speaking the description in my mind. I do though know what it would look like since the descriptions fairly detailed. So what do you see when you imagine things with your eyes closed? Do you physically see an image? Or do you see an image or idea through words? -------------------- "This......is a TREE! What's it for?" -Exile III Posts: 75 | Registered: Saturday, December 20 2003 08:00 |
| Work Experience in General | |
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written Wednesday, October 20 2004 03:00
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My school work experience program was on last june for me, and i had a pretty good time of it. After the difficulty of tyring to find a theatre i gave in to going to the sbs media building. I was in radio and got to set up my own little report and review on a portuguese song and then play it live on the show. It was good times, but not something i'd want as a career. Work experience i've learned is a bit of a mixed bag. It could surprise you, but you seem pretty happy about where you're going. You'll be fine :D -------------------- "This......is a TREE! What's it for?" -Exile III Posts: 75 | Registered: Saturday, December 20 2003 08:00 |
| Board Ethics: Should spamming on round numbers be allowed? in General | |
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written Wednesday, October 13 2004 02:14
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I don't seem much of a problem with milestone topics. At least it's not RWG. That's place is spam central now. -------------------- "This......is a TREE! What's it for?" -Exile III Posts: 75 | Registered: Saturday, December 20 2003 08:00 |
| My theory on stupid people. in General | |
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written Wednesday, October 13 2004 02:10
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So basically what i'm seeing from your responses is that everyone is just stupid, in some way. And Thuryl is some kind of god? But i agree that everyone is stupid, at least some point in their lives. Afterall, we're all born stupid. -------------------- "This......is a TREE! What's it for?" -Exile III Posts: 75 | Registered: Saturday, December 20 2003 08:00 |
| My theory on stupid people. in General | |
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written Tuesday, October 12 2004 01:07
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After reading some old msn conversations from when i was in my ignorant 13 year old faze i came up with this theory about people who go through this 'stupid' stage. They just don't know what they're saying. Reading back at a few of the things i'd said long ago i realised, from my prespective now how stupid some things sound. Many people i know say Jessica Simpson is stupid only because that's how she's lived her whole life, and that's the only way of acting she's comfortable with. But i think some people just can't help being stupid. They honestly have no idea what they're saying sounds like. Only some people grow out of it, and others don't. It's just this thought that's made me understand people going through the 'stupid' faze better. Any thoughts? -------------------- "This......is a TREE! What's it for?" -Exile III Posts: 75 | Registered: Saturday, December 20 2003 08:00 |
| THE ABOMINABLE PET PHOTO THREAD in General | |
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written Sunday, October 3 2004 23:10
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These were a few of my pet mice, while they were still alive :| Most of you might think of them as nauseating but they were really quite cute and clean!  The black and the honey ones were mine. So sweet!  One of my later ones on my keyboard. It was a little freaked out when it met the mouse though. -------------------- "This......is a TREE! What's it for?" -Exile III Posts: 75 | Registered: Saturday, December 20 2003 08:00 |
| Avernum 4 in General | |
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written Wednesday, September 29 2004 23:41
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Just a note about a prequel, with the name it seems unlikely. If he's really going to call it 'Avernum 4' then it will probably be a follow up, otherwise it would have been 'Before Avernum' or something. -------------------- "This......is a TREE! What's it for?" -Exile III Posts: 75 | Registered: Saturday, December 20 2003 08:00 |
| How to raise money? in General | |
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written Sunday, September 19 2004 18:48
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Really the best way to raise the money is to get a casual job somewhere small. I don't know about where you are if you can, but it would be the quickest less self-sacrificial way to get the money. If a job's not an option then there are a few things you could do, but it probably wouldn't raise all the money. + Garage sale: If you can find a few things that you're willing to part with. Maybe some old toys or books. You could even ask your parents if they had any old things they'd be willing to donate to the cause. + Busking: This one's really difficult. For the most part you need to have some kind of talent at something, singing, playing an instrument, magic tricks etc. Something that'll entertain, and get you some money for it (though granted you might not get enough money for it to be woth the effort.) + Walk the neighbourhood dogs: Dodgy. But if you like dogs then i guess that could be a good thing. Just pass a few flyers around in mailboxes to do the trick. + Radio competitions: This one's also a bit far fetched, but possible. Radios almost always have quick-cash type competitions that are actually possible to win. If you can get through the phonelines. + Sign up to be an extra: for an add or movie. I don't know if they have them in your country, but it's possible to get quick cash fast. + Surveys: If you can get your hands on actual paper surveys. Internet surveys i hear are risky, but my sister actually won $100 once. (i wouldn't reccommend them)As for paper surveys, just go through about 150 pages and you'll get about $20. I can't think of anything else, but most of these ideas are really quite dodgy. The best advice i could give you as a working 15 year old myself is to get a casual job. If not holiday work would be best if possible. -------------------- "This......is a TREE! What's it for?" -Exile III Posts: 75 | Registered: Saturday, December 20 2003 08:00 |
| Peaches and Ice Cream in General | |
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written Friday, September 17 2004 21:52
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I second the tim tams all the way! As for lending them to America, we have to give them something in return for oreos don't we? :P -------------------- "This......is a TREE! What's it for?" -Exile III Posts: 75 | Registered: Saturday, December 20 2003 08:00 |
| Simulacrum!.. what monsters are on your list? in The Avernum Trilogy | |
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written Friday, August 20 2004 23:21
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I remember i used to have a wizard, vampire and ur-basilisk, i think. Didn't use it much but that just makes it more exciting when you do use it. -------------------- "This......is a TREE! What's it for?" -Exile III Posts: 75 | Registered: Saturday, December 20 2003 08:00 |
| How many topics? in General | |
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written Saturday, July 31 2004 21:15
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Not that some of these aren't entertaining, but i agree some fresh meat would be good. There'll probably be one called 'When was the last time you made one of these topics'next. -------------------- "This......is a TREE! What's it for?" -Exile III Posts: 75 | Registered: Saturday, December 20 2003 08:00 |
| Poetry in General | |
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written Tuesday, July 27 2004 03:29
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quote:I think i've just fallen in love with this poem, thank you. Definitely choosing this one for english class next time. Written by TGM quote:I think i know who this is, but they will remain unknown for many good reasons! Rosy that's quite an impressive effort for an 11 year old it was thoroughly entertaining the whole way through. On the other had i had a bit of a hard time getting through 'The Wasteland, i don`t have much patience for really long poems unless i'm really ineterested in a topic or it rivets me from the beginning so i can't honestly tell how much i'd like it. Stughalf your poem was great too, i really felt pity for the character of the poem. It reminded me alot of soemthing you might read in a good fantasy book. Have you ever thought of maybe publishing this online? Check out Writers' Window if anyone's interested, you'd be surprised with what you can find there sometimes. -------------------- "This......is a TREE! What's it for?" -Exile III Posts: 75 | Registered: Saturday, December 20 2003 08:00 |
| Poetry in General | |
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written Sunday, July 25 2004 02:28
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I find that sometimes i love to delve into poetry ever so often, reading those of my friends and writing a few myself if anything comes to me. It`s only now that i`ve noticed how little i know of other poetry outside my little circle, and i`d like to know what poetry you might read or even write sometimes. What are your favourites? Have you written anything? Feel free to share anyones you like..or hate. :P (or written, that would be nice.) -------------------- "This......is a TREE! What's it for?" -Exile III Posts: 75 | Registered: Saturday, December 20 2003 08:00 |
| best. name. EVAR. in General | |
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written Thursday, June 17 2004 01:23
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Hahaha ah yes, icq the root of all evil. Who could forget the days of 97884230. I guess there could be some benefit in letting the government name you: + the phonebook would look like the matrix, getting rid of most stupid phone salespeople, + you could pronounce everyone's names, + you could spin straw into gold and steal the queen's unborn child. I guess the government isn't so bad afterall. -------------------- "This......is a TREE! What's it for?" -Exile III Posts: 75 | Registered: Saturday, December 20 2003 08:00 |
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written Saturday, June 12 2004 14:38
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Some parents really shouldn't be allowed to name their children. Speaking of funny names my friend bobo used to have a music teacher named Macarena Gay.  -------------------- "This......is a TREE! What's it for?" -Exile III Posts: 75 | Registered: Saturday, December 20 2003 08:00 |
| I am now.. in General | |
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written Friday, May 7 2004 02:36
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Originally written by Firedrake: quote:Yes and nice colour too! It's a pitty the design is a bit funny though but as long as it works i suppose that's the main thing. I used to be anti-mobile myself, i still worry for people who waste away half their day on them (but then again think of computers), but as i became the onwer of a nokia 3200 myself yesterday i guess they're not so bad afterall.  In moderation that is.-------------------- "This......is a TREE! What's it for?" -Exile III Posts: 75 | Registered: Saturday, December 20 2003 08:00 |
| What is your alls problem (I'm not mad anymore) in General | |
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written Friday, May 7 2004 02:26
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Originally written by Saunders: quote:Sorry i didn't seem to see your request there, must have passed it by. I still don't understand why but i realise now that my next post completely bypassed your request, eck! As for the story i'm working though it slowly but so far so good, although i agree that a tinge more description would really add more to it. -------------------- "This......is a TREE! What's it for?" -Exile III Posts: 75 | Registered: Saturday, December 20 2003 08:00 |
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written Monday, May 3 2004 13:08
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I posted a while ago on the other board, but incase you forgot i wouldn't mind a copy, thanks. cookiiee_monster@hotmail.com -------------------- "This......is a TREE! What's it for?" -Exile III Posts: 75 | Registered: Saturday, December 20 2003 08:00 |
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written Monday, April 26 2004 14:26
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Turning 16 this year. And besides what some people have guessed i'm a girl not a guy, just to get that cleared up. -------------------- "This......is a TREE! What's it for?" -Exile III Posts: 75 | Registered: Saturday, December 20 2003 08:00 |