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^Ah. Well, no biggie either way. :D
you’re poking around the beat-up, run-down, 1997-2007 ghetto side of the Internet, odds are good that A) you are going to accidentally fill your computer with viruses or B) you are accidentally going to end up with goatse
Having lived through it, I will attest to this. Especially the goatse.
I will stick to II, then. Classy, intelligent, highbrow, sarcasm
Nah, just kidding.
Seriously, puppet, you can’t be that young, I mean, how long have you been on here?
What’s the joke?
Classy, intelligent, highbrow sarcasm? Sounds like me to a T.
I’m pretty sure you, Bloo, are [redacted], and I think Puppet’s between 15 and 17. And he’s not aware of that. Or conversely he might be, and he’s younger than I suspect.
I saw a picture of him in the picture thread- or at least, someone he claimed was him, and he looked about eight. Flying a kite, also.
Hmm….no comment.
BlueMask, that photo is a few years old. I think he’s 14/15 now.
Yeah, I know.
I think that there are younger people, though.
No, that’s cool.
No, actually I’m 81 years old. Get off my lawn.
But this can’t be a lawn, for there is no grass. There are only letters, and avatars of video game characters, Amelie, paintings, cats, and Lust. You must be a very senile old man to believe that this can be your lawn. Thank you anyway.
i am not a video game character
Yes you are. 2nd Super Robot Wars Z said so.
well played sir
and thread appropriate
Went to a restaurant last night. When my dad and I walkled through the doors, these two women came down the stais talking to one another, and appeared to leave. When we finished and were about to go ourselves, the same two women came down the stairs again even though I hadn’t seen them go back up. My first thought was simply ‘deja vu.’ And then I thought, ‘the matrix—they’ve changed something.’
haha Nice ^^ I’ve had that thought too.
I make other people think that by walking past the same thing twice in a matter of minutes.
You can smell the confusion from afar.
I have to post this as possibly the greatest achievement in RL trolling I’ve ever seen.
^^That is so cool.
My friend and I were sitting in our Chinese class and a classmate came over to ask if she could borrow one of our pencil sharpeners. I lent her mine and while she was attemping to sharpen her pencil, she complained that her pencil lead kept breaking or doesn’t sharpen because the lead inside was all broken.
Because she was struggling to sharpen her pencil, I sharpened the classmate’s pencil for her while my friend explained that if she keeps dropping the pencil on the ground, the lead would break all the time. We both got into a conversation about lead breakage, lead bondage in pencils, what brands of pencil are better in the no-broken-lead department and which brand is better for artistic work (we were both art students). We also debated pencil vs. mechanical pencil in terms of sharpening, lead breakage, quality in art and general usage.
The classmate gave us a weird look. Heheheh.
I’m not sure whether that counts as nerdy or not.
@Inkblot
That’s great.
I’m not sure whether that counts as nerdy or not.
I would say it is. Just more artsy nerdy. I like mechanical pencils because I don’t like sharpening pencils. I imagine that regular pencils would be better for art, though.
^^Ahahaha, okay. Yeah, we agreed that regular pencils would be better for art, but we also agreed that in some cases, it’s better to use mechanical pencils and in other cases, a combination of both would work much better than just mechanical or regular by itself. :)
@Inkblot – that guy is a true hero. Well done to him, and to you.
@No One – Of course! Your being a pencil nerd makes me feel better about being a sort-of fishnet nerd nowadays.
Klutor- hang on, if you’re talking about fishnet stockings that makes you sound like a bit of a creep, you realize? Even if you do use that extensive knowledge in your quest to entertain us.
^Uh, yeah. Pretty much what he said.
...yeah, so I totally read that last part as an alternative to “blindfold” at first, and I was like “What good would tying a pair of fishnets over your eyes do, anyway?!”
Exactly! What do chicks expect us to do? Put on a blindfold every time they walk by in a skirt? Or a pair of a fishnets?
We expect you to be inspired to give us everything we want in exchange for the privilege of drooling over us, of course. ;P
What she said^
Rule 1. Be Attractive
Rule 2. Don’t be unattractive
Also, I like reading up on the history of stuff that interest me.
Interesting as in arousing, but also the other types of interesting.
so yeah.
You will never believe what I found. The complete animated series of Dungeons and Dragons. For five bucks.
Of course I snagged it. And watching it will be the perfect de-stresser this holiday season. Starting now.
Duuuuuuuddeeee.
Dude.
Spork/review absolutely REQUIRED. Right now.
Maybe over break. XD
i bought a copy of berry gordys the last dragon today and became a true black nerd
Spork/review absolutely REQUIRED. Right now.
Amen.
Order of the Stick
Ah, but have you played the game? (It actually wasn’t that much fun, since I haven’t read the comic strip, but still :P)
You know, I thought for a second you meant Irregular Webcomic. In which case I would be thoroughly impressed. (I’ve read most, but not all, of Irregular Webcomic!)
Anyway, my moment of supreme nerdiness today doubles as a small victory—first, I finally got the breakthrough I needed on the program I’ve been having severe issues with for a couple of weeks now. Second, after that, I realized I could dispense with a lengthy, annoying piece of code in my program (that would need to be repeated multiple times with only minimal changes, too >.<) with just a few very elegant lines. Sometimes, programming drives me crazy. A lot of times, C++ specifically drives me crazy. But then you find that breakthrough and you’re just so happy because everything works! I literally squeed when I checked the output and it was right!
C++ is fun!
I don’t like Visual Basic.
LabView is #Y$&#NVVJS#!!!!!!!!!! I hate it
Haven’t done any others, yet. Doing assembly language next semester. o.o
Visual Basic is… not my favorite, yeah. It’s not that it’s difficult (because it’s not!), it’s more that I understand fully why it’s not used all that often in the real world.
Our accounting/MIS program at work looks and operates like it was designed in Visual Basic. By a high school accounting/business management student.
That’s… charming. I’m sure it works really really well and has no bugs whatsoever.
As management has confirmed, it is “a robust system with absolutely nothing wrong with it”.
Also, it was designed specifically with intransparency in mind, meaning we on-site staff have to really hunt to find things like sales figures, budget, inwards goods records or anything at all that we actually need to successfully run the business. On the other hand, it’s brilliant for head office, because they can fudge the numbers on our monthly P/L statements and we can’t figure out iof they have or not.
... Except that they don’t know that I found the Outstanding Invoices report, so I’ve been double-checking their numbers. With good cause, of course.
Moment of (debatable) nerdery: I followed a link from Dominic Deegan and fell in love. That voice… It’s like if Jeremy Irons and James Earl Jones had a child who grew up to be the lead singer in an a capella heavy metal band.
@ Kyllorac
I watched that when I was little! I don’t remember much, except that seven year old me loved it.
Game? There’s a game?
Yep! Look: http://www.amazon.com/Order-Stick-Adventure-Game-Dungeon/dp/0966347684/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1324159141&sr=8-1 (Sorry, I really can’t figure out how to do the linky thing :P)