New/Improved Longest Thread

[rumbot]

now presenting, the 50 DKP minus of rally cars.

http://youtu.be/dKrNaa829K8

I like to imagine hek using part of a broken windshield to bury this guy in a shallow, dusty grave.

[HeK]

now presenting, the 50 DKP minus of rally cars.

http://youtu.be/dKrNaa829K8

I like to imagine hek using part of a broken windshield to bury this guy in a shallow, dusty grave.

Jesus fuck. It's almost as if they have no previous experience at all.
That nav is so slow on his instructions, you can already see the turn before be calls. The drive is just going on sight. He might as well let the nav out and save the weight.

[Squishy3]

Random question. Anyone here going to PAX Prime?

[A. Crow]

My cat just carried a ketchup packet (one of the ones you can peel open and dip in) upstairs and left it outside the bathroom door for me... to step on as soon as I stepped out... just cleaned up a 3 foot ketchup splooge off the carpet, hope i got the stain out. 

[at0m]

Evil genius?
Stains on the carpet?

Yep, sounds like you've got a cat.

[kaese]

My cat's either the nicest or the dumbest cat because he doesn't scratch or bite or does anything malicious at all. I think he's secretly a dog.

[at0m]

This is a thing, and now I know what the word is for it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptomnesia

[Versus]

My cat's either the nicest or the dumbest cat because he doesn't scratch or bite or does anything malicious at all. I think he's secretly a dog.

same

[Neptune]

[quote author=Käse link=topic=2632.msg270901#msg270901 date=1377219405]
My cat's either the nicest or the dumbest cat because he doesn't scratch or bite or does anything malicious at all. I think he's secretly a dog.

same
[/quote]

Loki's like that.  Freya's just the opposite.  Compliment each other pretty well.

[StolenToast]

Just scrolling through some interesting psychological disorders.  Or as my freshman psyche professor called them "dis otters".

Anton–Babinski syndrome is a rare symptom of brain damage occurring in the occipital lobe. Those who suffer from it are "cortically blind", but affirm, often quite adamantly and in the face of clear evidence of their blindness, that they are capable of seeing. Failing to accept being blind gets dismissed by the sufferer through confabulation. It is named after Gabriel Anton and Joseph Babinski.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anton%E2%8...i_syndrome

[rumbot]

q. Hey rummy, you've been trolling the same people for 5 years, does it ever get old?

a. No.

[A. Crow]

q. Hey rummy, you've been trolling the same people for 5 years, does it ever get old?

a. No.

shit, your ratio's approaching 3:1, I'll work on that, I'd hate for you to have to make another account. 

[StolenToast]

http://www.technologyreview.com/news/517...computing/

For my compsci brothers

[FlyingMongoose]

http://www.technologyreview.com/news/517...computing/

For my compsci brothers

Don't worry we'll create the next layer of the Matrix soon. See, that's all we really do, we just take over the implementation of new versions of the matrix from the last one, improving on it slightly as we go... we're already probably millions deep.

[rumbot]

inquiring minds want to know how the wedding planning is going.


             

[A. Crow]

inquiring minds want to know how the wedding planning is going.


             

Good, thanks for asking. 

[Cineo]

[quote author=rumbot link=topic=2632.msg271411#msg271411 date=1378853562]
inquiring minds want to know how the wedding planning is going.


             

Good, thanks for asking. 
[/quote]

As someone who is planning a wedding right now.....wedding planning sucks.

[Dtrain323i]

You guys really are going about it all wrong. Pick 1 or 2 details that are really important to you and tell your bride to be that as long as you get your way on those particular details, everything else is up to her. Made planning my wedding stress free

[HeK]

As a reminder:

9/11-Tom Brokaw - Gander Newfoundland Canada

A town of 10,000 who took care of over 6000 displaced refugees.

[rumbot]

Reminder, 'tis not the first time that the community of Gander has rendered awesome service to the US of A.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arrow_Air_Flight_1285

Twas a terrible accident, with no confirmed cause. But in the aftermath the community of Gander was a great support toward recovering US troops. The US military learned many lessons in the processing of those fallen soldiers, lessons that informed the action plans that sprung into place on 9/11.

Thanks, Newfies.