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Ill be the first to say


"I hate turtlenecks. Wearing a turtleneck is like being strangled by a really weak guy. All day. Like, if you wear a turtleneck and a backpack, it's like a weak midget trying to bring you down."
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Dang...well, I guess he was not looking. Is that a real fox, lupis?
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I believe so.Madmoonie wrote:Dang...well, I guess he was not looking. Is that a real fox, lupis?
"I hate turtlenecks. Wearing a turtleneck is like being strangled by a really weak guy. All day. Like, if you wear a turtleneck and a backpack, it's like a weak midget trying to bring you down."
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Vaporized? More like....crushed? Obliterated? Smeared off the face off the face of oblivion?
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I believe the appropiate radio call from the RC is 'Fox Four, Fox Four'.Madmoonie wrote:Vaporized? More like....crushed? Obliterated? Smeared off the face off the face of oblivion?
(US military usage Fox(fire) One is guns, two is a Sidewinder, Three is a long range missile, like Sparrow, AMRAAM, or Pheonix. Fox Four is a bit of black humor for a midair collision, you 'shot' the enemy by raming him)
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"I tell you, blow up one star and suddenly everyone thinks you can walk on water."
*Beepboop* [connection established]
"Okay. Up next, parting the Red Sea."
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At least your guy was in the movie! I'm still kicking myself over not being quick enough to put in for a cameo!StrangeWulf13 wrote:Sheesh, my guy gets vaporized and nobody gives him any respect!Now I know how Rodney Dangerfield feels...

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About the only way I'd fit in is as a "Jar Jar" type of character and I don't want to go there. I'm silly, not masochistic.BoKiana wrote:At least your guy was in the movie! I'm still kicking myself over not being quick enough to put in for a cameo!StrangeWulf13 wrote:Sheesh, my guy gets vaporized and nobody gives him any respect!Now I know how Rodney Dangerfield feels...
Odd thought: Why are Java extentions named 'jar'? Wouldn't 'mug' be more appropriate?
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Ya know, I'm not even sure if my guy bought it or not...-:>StrangeWulf13 wrote:Awwww... *pats* Don't worry. We'll getcha in next time!Then we can both ride the express train to heck!
As for me, I've long referred to refilling my coffee (whatever...often a 64-oz bucket) as "refreshing the java applet"...
Oh, don't be a drip. You might find something more pressing to do instead. Ah well, enough roasting. Or is it fair trade?Squeaky Bunny wrote:I knew that. You missed my attempt at caffinated humor. Ah well, it's a job with no perks.Wanderwolf wrote:Java ARchiveSqueaky Bunny wrote:Odd thought: Why are Java extentions named 'jar'? Wouldn't 'mug' be more appropriate?
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I'm sure most of the conservatives around here would prefer to see the French roasted. <rimshot>TMLutas wrote:Oh, don't be a drip. You might find something more pressing to do instead. Ah well, enough roasting. Or is it fair trade?Squeaky Bunny wrote:I knew that. You missed my attempt at caffinated humor. Ah well, it's a job with no perks.Wanderwolf wrote: Java ARchive
Nah, I got the joke. I just prefer the "grind" of answering questions when it's this early in the morning.
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Interesting... I never knew that. After hearing the phrase in the movie Independence Day, I thought it meant 'fire missile from mount #2'. This makes considerably more sense. Thanks.Nikas_Zekeval wrote: I believe the appropiate radio call from the RC is 'Fox Four, Fox Four'.
(US military usage Fox(fire) One is guns, two is a Sidewinder, Three is a long range missile, like Sparrow, AMRAAM, or Pheonix. Fox Four is a bit of black humor for a midair collision, you 'shot' the enemy by raming him)

I'm -definitely- going to have to remember the 'Fox Four' comment...
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