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pondspider wrote:

ROU Killing Time wrote:Keep at it. You'll work your way up to typoing War & Peace in its entirety.

I heard there are an infinite number of monkeys working on that very task.

Yup, I'm one of them monkeys.

So are you.

strawman wrote:WOW!
First time I've ever managed to typo an entire syllable!


I wonder what a sentence typo would look like?

What do they call that edition of the bible with the "Thou shalt commit adultery" typo?

strawman wrote:WOW!
First time I've ever managed to typo an entire syllable!


I wonder what a sentence typo would look like?

Keep at it. You'll work your way up to typoing War & Peace in its entirety.

Algernon Sydney is Dead wrote:I'm sure the robots won't hold all these dirty tasks against us, come singularity time...

We're only here to help.

Love,

The Culture

Want some fun? Search for Norm Sherman Bbardle albums until you find the the Chinese pirated ones with reviews written by bots. Comments like "This one so funny my hairs fell out." The world is stranger than we thought yesterday. And on the sidebar, ads for discounted chinese pharmacy Propecia, no ...

As the other primary participant in "the great DC flame war" I echo the cautions already given.

That way lies buzz-kill.

Algernon Sydney is Dead wrote:That bites.
Not even a year after her cancer diagnosis too.

Best twere done quickly I suppose. Banks didn't last three months.
#stillbummed

Bummer.

Death sucks.

Algernon Sydney is Dead wrote:Welcome aboard, SpookyCrisp!
(But you forgot the goatee. )

Mirror Mirror Spock wore a Van Dyke. Of course he wasn't "evil Spock" as much as "logic adapted to imperial rules" Spock.

Edit: fixed

Was that the beginning of Nathan's dominance of the Drabble submissions?

http://www.iflscience.com/plants-and-an ... al-kingdom

I think the link speaks for itself.

strawman wrote:

SpareInch wrote:Damnit!

So I wasted my money on all those monkeys and typewriters?

Damn, wish I had thought of that.
#slowclap

Also worth noting that, were I A) a scientologist and B) bereft of a sense of humor, I might have been somewhat offended.

As it is, good Bbardle, Norm. You took just to the edge.

I'm with ASID on this one. (Although I personally believe that without positive or negative proof that, technically, everyone is agnostic. It's just that some are optimistic and others pessimistic. I leave it to the individual to decide which ones are the optimists and which the pessimists.

Been a crappy week, hasn't it?

I don't know if I am allowed to post more than one, but here goes As he watched the patient drip off the operating table he smacked his heads, "BLOOD plasma, ya big dummy, BLOOD plasma!" Just try not to post more than ASID (Algernon Sydney is Dead) and you should be fine. :D Welcome to the forums.

strawman wrote:So you're saying that it's your body that's no longer yours?

You've definitely descended to "nobody" status.

Now much off my Tumour Potions for moar than a week and I geeketh out on JavaScript without a doubt not only to maketh Strange Art but also to mastereth thy Web Programming Arts. Much read on another thread that ROU had sadly thy bad back and I once had thy bad back too from too much sitting in thy...

bryanwitha_y wrote:The marionette boy dreamt of a world enveloped in string, from city to tree to cloud to moon. The freedom to fly anywhere.

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strawman wrote:I have passed your inquiry on to Bo Kaier, DC master illustrator.

AKA stalinsays