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On 2002-02-22 21:04, Sunblaze Wildfire wrote: Gene, is there a character of yours that is half human/half furry running around in your world? Well, I'm not Gene, and he's not in Furriston (yet? I duno if Gene will throw me in for any cameos), but my persona, Elix, is half-human half-feline...but he...

Ugh. Garlic would kill me right now. :grin: Just reporting in...my teeth came out fine (except for one that wouldn't come out for half an hour! finally thay took a chisel and hammer to it, split it in half, and then dragged it out...the thing had FOUR roots). I'm in only mild discomfort, and the swe...

Well, logically, by dragging you out, I was myself leaving. :smile: (And now I'm leaving to go get my wisdom teeth removed...if you see any wierd posts from me this evening, please ignore them. I'll be sedated on valium, and, because this is the first time I'll be on sedatives, I don't know what's g...

Back to the shadow people... re today's strip (02/22)... Umm...umm... Again, the question is raised in my mind...what are these creatures? Here's a theory that just popped into my head (just now)...it may have been repeated elsewhere, I've forgotten. The shadow people are a clan/species/something th...

*drags the cheetah out of the room*

SotS-enabled or not, you don't need to be here while that's going on.

Pure randomness, and a little craziness. Oh, wait, that's me.

Anyway, here's the question. What's your favorite colour, and when was the last time you saw it?

My answer: Blue, a pair of jeans on my bed just a moment ago.

Yay. Have some cookies. *puts out a plate of cookies*

On 2002-02-20 20:09, rcawley8 wrote: Excuse me I said I would one day get the QOUTE to work, thank you :smile:. And where, if I may ask, are you Elix? North America is nortorious for its diversity, unlike, japan. My apologies. Better start working on HTML 5.0 to get the <qoute> tag implemented. :sm...

I disagree with Ted. I can think of many things more un-aerodynamic than clothing if put on a bird's body. Like, lead weights. (Wait, those aren't drag-causing, they just cause you to go get dragged downwards.) Or parachutes (fully-deployed). A sail...streamers...the kitchen sink... and, of course, ...

On 2002-02-20 16:54, rcawley8 wrote: As for the six different languages in your fictional cafeteria I would question that tenatively, but mainly because I have never been there. Communication tends to be dictated by the majority. Trust me, there's nothing fictional about my university's cafeteria. ...

Or are you a bowling ball dreaming you're a plate of sashimi?

(Cookies to the first person to spot the reference.)

On 2002-02-20 13:07, Simplicity wrote:
Why does ramen affect silly people in some way that I don't know about? : )

You're really trying to get me to talk about tapeworms, aren't you?

On 2002-02-20 13:05, Simplicity wrote: Where's the firey answer that shocks the masses? It was a fire hazard. Sorry. Where's your nifty links and where is my cookie! Well, the nifty links are in the works...but this has been an INSANE week. Fortunately, next week is reading break, so I can recupera...

On 2002-02-20 12:59, Simplicity wrote:
Okay, I just had lunch. You're gross and you're a lazy bum!

I'm also very silly.

(It's true, however. I try not to eat raw ramen often because of that.)

And it feeds your tapeworm. Yay.

Reality is. Yay for circular reasoning!

Moving onto something slightly less brain-bending... It's interesting to note that philosophy can't prove that we exist. There's a 50% chance that this is actually real. And then there's the issue of defining reality. Let's not go there. :grin: (Edit: Wow, my 100th post. This has to have some kind o...

I never said I wasn't a lazy bum. I just said that 8 was too early.

(Actually, just before I went to bed, I went and checked out Gloria's music reviews. But I won't blame her for keeping me up. )

On 2002-02-20 10:00, Simplicity wrote: Get up you lazy bum! Eight is not even too early in the morning! I was up at five! I went to bed at 1am, and had a three-hour morning class from nine 'till noon. I actually woke up at about six. (My body is programmed to give me no more than five hours sleep, ...

I read it. :smile: I've never heard of any of those bands (prolly 'cause I live a) on the other side of the continent, and b) in a different country.), but I'm interested. :grin: So, if that's any gauge of "should I bother," there ya go. :grin: Erm...that made no sense. It's too early in the morning...