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Sir David Fire! Fire! Fire! Fire! Member # 919	written Tuesday, November 15 2005 18:36 Profile #25 Ahhh! Why the hell would you ask that? Do you really want an answer? -------------------- And though the musicians would die, the music would live on in the imaginations of all who heard it. -The Last Pendragon Polaris = joy. In case of emergency, break glass. Posts: 3351 \| Registered: Saturday, April 6 2002 08:00
Icshi Mongolian Barbeque Member # 1528	written Tuesday, November 15 2005 18:49 Profile #26 quote: Originally written by Shingai no Junkyousha: Kellogs cereal is actually an anti-masturbatory device. Sort of like graham crackers, but for monks. http://www.straightdope.com/classics/a2_053.html But unlike graham crackers, Kells had to taste pretty darn awful. After all, these are monks, and they need to make themselves suffer on every front. [ Tuesday, November 15, 2005 18:54: Message edited by: Icshi ] Posts: 907 \| Registered: Monday, July 15 2002 07:00
Or else o'erleap. Law Bringer Member # 335	written Tuesday, November 15 2005 20:00 Profile Homepage #27 While Kellogg's is named after Kells, the more direct descendent of the original Kells is corrugated cardboard, renowned for its unappetizing properties and dependability as a packaging material. While generally considered less than palatable, it helped many inhabitants of Leningrad get in touch with their vaunted Russian spirituality in the mid 20th century. Ironically enough, Kellogg's was among the first cereals to be packaged in the material derived from the ancient Kells. —Alorael, who is not ashamed to mix fact and fiction with abandon. Posts: 14579 \| Registered: Saturday, December 1 2001 08:00
Student of Trinity Electric Sheep One Member # 3431	written Thursday, November 17 2005 16:12 Profile #28 Urgent PM to muesli: come back, all is forgiven. -------------------- We're not doing cool. We're doing pretty. Posts: 3335 \| Registered: Thursday, September 4 2003 07:00
Icshi Mongolian Barbeque Member # 1528	written Thursday, November 17 2005 19:19 Profile #29 A public private message. Interesting. Just chalk it up as another unintended use of General, I suppose. Very versatile forum, this. By the way, who the heck is muesli and where the heck did he go and what the heck is forgiven? If you'll excuse the crass series of inquiries into what is apparently a private matter. Posts: 907 \| Registered: Monday, July 15 2002 07:00
Thuryl ...b10010b... Member # 869	written Thursday, November 17 2005 19:48 Profile Homepage #30 I'm pretty sure he was addressing the breakfast cereal. :P -------------------- The Empire Always Loses: This Time For Sure! Posts: 9973 \| Registered: Saturday, March 30 2002 08:00
VCH Shaper Member # 247	written Thursday, November 17 2005 22:22 Profile Homepage #31 What Sereal? -------------------- The Knight Between Posts. Posts: 2395 \| Registered: Friday, November 2 2001 08:00
Icshi Mongolian Barbeque Member # 1528	written Thursday, November 17 2005 22:32 Profile #32 quote: Originally written by Thuryl: I'm pretty sure he was addressing the breakfast cereal. :P I can understand painstakingly creating a visually rich manuscript cataloguing famous breakfast cereal boxes, praying to breakfast cereal, and even worshipping breakfast cereal… But sending a public private message to breakfast cereal on a message board devoted to a shareware firm's fantasy RPG games, and in a forum specifically devoted to general discussion of the company and products? I'm sorry, but that's just absurd. Posts: 907 \| Registered: Monday, July 15 2002 07:00
Student of Trinity Electric Sheep One Member # 3431	written Friday, November 18 2005 00:01 Profile #33 See, you could have said that a lot more compactly. -------------------- We're not doing cool. We're doing pretty. Posts: 3335 \| Registered: Thursday, September 4 2003 07:00
Archmage Alex Skip to My Lou Member # 40	written Friday, November 18 2005 07:03 Profile Homepage #34 But that would have killed the fun! -------------------- Take the Personality Test! Deep down, you wish you were a stick figure. Posts: 1629 \| Registered: Wednesday, October 3 2001 07:00
Eldibs Lifecrafter Member # 1468	written Friday, November 18 2005 07:32 Profile Homepage #35 Affirmative, indeed. Cushioning your posts to alter them additionally drawn-out can be amusive. What's additionally to a greater extent amusive is using the OpenOffice.org Writer synonym finder to modify every language unit you can. </leetness> -------------------- "We can learn a lot from crayons. Some are short, some are dull, some are sharp, some are tall. Some have funny names and they are all different colors, but they all learn to live in the same box." "Happy is the man that has wisdom and gets discernment. For having wisdom as gain is better than having silver as gain and having wisdom as produce is better than gold itself" Proverbs 3:14-3:15 The horrible part about life is, you'll never get out of it alive. Currently boycotting: AngelFire, GameFAQ's, Macintosh PC's Posts: 818 \| Registered: Tuesday, July 9 2002 07:00
Or else o'erleap. Law Bringer Member # 335	written Friday, November 18 2005 08:30 Profile Homepage #36 I propose a new filter for Spiderweb. Henceforth all posts shall be processed by iSMRT before appearing on the forums. Think of how intelligent we can be then! —Alorael, who actually has moderately low expectations for noticeable change. Some posts already seem iSMRT processed sometimes. Posts: 14579 \| Registered: Saturday, December 1 2001 08:00
Jumpin Salmon ? Man, ? Amazing Member # 5755	written Friday, November 18 2005 09:48 Profile #37 As I ponder that, one must be forced to cogitate the reasonings penultimate to freeing a software singularly directed upon the grouping that includes elppA owners. Again that Windows keyboard pounders are having zero end user products which assist with alternative idion expressiveness. Distraught. proclamation regretably delivered thanks to P Roget and the character B -------------------- quote: Originally written by Kelandon: Well, I'm at least pretty sure that Salmon is losing. Posts: 4114 \| Registered: Monday, April 25 2005 07:00
Icshi Mongolian Barbeque Member # 1528	written Friday, November 18 2005 11:02 Profile #38 What the hell are you people talking about? EDIT: Oh. Okay. I just figured it out. You're mocking me. Well, my reply to that is: quote: [b]"I do not talk like that! The way I communicate is much different. I do not reiterate, repeat, reinstate the same thing over and over again. I am clear, concise, to the point!" "Excuse me sir, but can you direct me to the location of where I can locate some eggs for I would like to purchase them so that I can take them home with me and I can eat them today. " "One egg left?! For a nutritious breakfast, two eggs is the minimum requirement! And I have but one, which is one shy of two! And it is two that I need! Curses! I must immediately purchase some eggs, for I need to have breakfast. And without the eggs, I cannot have the breakfast that I shall require!" "I swear that today is the day that I will develop a plan so diabolical and evil that I will crush the Powerpuff Girls. But first... I must attend to the dishes that I have soiled with the food that I have eaten." [/b] —————————— quote: [b]"It matters not one whit, time is not pressing on me fortunately. Now some information please. This afternoon I have to visit the town for sundry purposes which would be of no interest to you I am quite sure, but nevertheless I shall require your aid in getting for me some sort of transport, some hired vehicle, that is, to get me to my first port of call." "I have a rendezvous at five o'clock at this address which I must reach from the Post Office in Queen's Square, so as the map is sadly inadequate I would be very grateful if you could draw me a diagram of the optimum route?" [/b] —————————— Seriously, though, I really do talk like this. You'd discover that for yourself if you ever had the opportunity to meet me in person. I read too much. Besides, I've always felt that elaborate speech full of colorful expressions and pleasant words is far more interesting than cobbling together a sentence with just the bare bones necessary to communicate your thoughts. English is such a marvellous language; it's a crime we don't use it to its fullest potential. [ Friday, November 18, 2005 11:34: Message edited by: Icshi ] Posts: 907 \| Registered: Monday, July 15 2002 07:00
Student of Trinity Electric Sheep One Member # 3431	written Friday, November 18 2005 12:50 Profile #39 I did not intend mockery, but merely to point out that responses like 'this is absurd' were what my "1" was born for. -------------------- We're not doing cool. We're doing pretty. Posts: 3335 \| Registered: Thursday, September 4 2003 07:00
Arancaytar Law Bringer Member # 2984	written Friday, November 18 2005 13:19 Profile Homepage #40 2 -------------------- Encyclopaedia Ermariana • Forum Archives • Forum Statistics • RSS [Topic / Forum] My Blog • Polaris • I eat novels for breakfast. Polaris is dead, long live Polaris. Look on my works, ye mighty, and despair. Posts: 8752 \| Registered: Wednesday, May 14 2003 07:00
Eldibs Lifecrafter Member # 1468	written Friday, November 18 2005 14:34 Profile Homepage #41 I didn't intend mockery either, I was agreeing with Alex via actions. quote: Seriously, though, I really do talk like this. You'd discover that for yourself if you ever had the opportunity to meet me in person. I read too much. It's not about how you say it, it's about getting your message across. If talking like that gets your message across, then go for it. </leetness> [ Friday, November 18, 2005 14:43: Message edited by: Eldibs ] -------------------- "We can learn a lot from crayons. Some are short, some are dull, some are sharp, some are tall. Some have funny names and they are all different colors, but they all learn to live in the same box." "Happy is the man that has wisdom and gets discernment. For having wisdom as gain is better than having silver as gain and having wisdom as produce is better than gold itself" Proverbs 3:14-3:15 The horrible part about life is, you'll never get out of it alive. Currently boycotting: AngelFire, GameFAQ's, Macintosh PC's Posts: 818 \| Registered: Tuesday, July 9 2002 07:00
Icshi Mongolian Barbeque Member # 1528	written Saturday, November 19 2005 21:14 Profile #42 I don't mind being mocked — so long as it's nicely phrased! :P Posts: 907 \| Registered: Monday, July 15 2002 07:00