posted January 14, 2004 07:33 PM            

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Originally posted by crazyturk:
And the beer right?

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I would hope that is what the fridge is stocked with son.

Does anyone know if there is any reason for the way the numbers on a dart board are the way they are? Like, is there a mathmatical reason for where they all are on the board, or is it completely random?

Oh, just got back from an early screening of the movie "The Butterfly Effect," and I was greatly pleased by this movie. While I can't compare it to amazing blockbusters like LOTR, it was better than all those movies in some ones, and just a great watch for us!

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posted January 14, 2004 07:35 PM            

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Originally posted by x0x2k1:
Thanks, han.

Oh well Killer was deaded anyway. God darn that game was a bad idea. And the other threads were junk too. Good thinking.

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So...whodunit??

And yes, the fridge is in fact stocked with beer, bagel bites, hungry-mans and whatnot. Wooo!

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posted January 14, 2004 07:40 PM         

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posted January 14, 2004 08:41 PM            

I don't care enough to actually watch it, so, what's the ending?

posted January 14, 2004 08:42 PM            

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Originally posted by TheGame:
Advice to all of you out there based on new found first hand experiences -

When done working with a boxcutter and placing it in your pocket for easy accesability the next time you need it, make sure it is sheathed...it can lead to some rather unplesant cuts.

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Dunno what happened to you, but I've been carrying a box cutter for over a year now, and never had any problems. If the blade's slipping out that easily, you should bend the cutter a bit so it doesn't come out without your approval.

quote:

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Originally posted by TheFireStarter:
DDDDDDDDDAAAAAADDDDDDDDDYYYYYYYSSSSS BBBBBBBACCCCCCKKKKKKK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1ELEVENTY1!!!

Yas!

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Excelente!

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posted January 14, 2004 08:45 PM            

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Originally posted by Tha Gunslinga:
Dunno what happened to you, but I've been carrying a box cutter for over a year now, and never had any problems. If the blade's slipping out that easily, you should bend the cutter a bit so it doesn't come out without your approval.

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It didn't slip out of the holder...I was just too stupid to remember to slide the blade back in so it wasn't sticking out. I guess it was at the wrong angle and when I went to sit down...

EDIT: Just so everyone knows, I didn't cut anything off...just gave myself a half inch or so slice along the base of it...

posted January 14, 2004 08:47 PM            

In order to be included a tree had to be either 10 generations or deeper, or have a population of 18 or higher.

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Total number of trees meeting requirements: 7763

Tree count in 1st 500 million: 4056
Tree count in 2nd 500 million: 1931
Tree count in 3rd 500 million: 1533
Tree count final 80.1 million:  243

Tree breakdown by depth:
      6:    7
      7:   25
      8:   70
      9:   99
     10: 5302
     11: 1599
     12:  468
     13:  136
     14:   45
     15:   11
     16:    1

Tree breakdown by population:
     10: 1072
     11: 1652
     12: 1539
     13: 1238
     14:  795
     15:  481
     16:  335
     17:  198
     18:  226
     19:  111
     20:   61
     21:   27
     22:   11
     23:    9
     24:    5
     25:    2
     26:    0
     27:    0
     28:    0
     29:    0
     30:    1

Trees meeting both requirements:     252.
Trees included for population only:  201.
Trees included for depth only:      7310.

Tree breakdown by depth and population:

      10   11   12   13   14   15   16   17   18   19   20   21   22   23   24   25   26   27   28   29   30
    ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----
 6:    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    4    2    1    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0
 7:    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0   18    5    1    1    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0
 8:    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0   44   19    5    2    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0
 9:    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0   47   25   13    7    2    4    1    0    0    0    0    0    0
10: 1072 1387 1087  746  459  240  150   74   41   17   14    8    3    1    2    1    0    0    0    0    0
11:    0  265  382  375  211  142   94   61   36   17    7    1    3    3    1    1    0    0    0    0    0
12:    0    0   70  105   92   60   60   36   20   15    7    2    0    1    0    0    0    0    0    0    0
13:    0    0    0   12   31   29   17   17   11    9    9    1    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0
14:    0    0    0    0    2    9   14    5    3    2    3    4    2    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    1
15:    0    0    0    0    0    1    0    5    1    0    1    1    1    0    1    0    0    0    0    0    0
16:    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    1    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0    0

Deepest tree 3p+/-531440 at 84119351.  Depth: 16.  Population: 18.
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|  [84119351]
|    - = [251826613]
|        - = [754948399]
|            + = [2265376637]
|                + = [6796661351]
|                    + = [20390515493]
|                        - = [61171015039]
|                            + = [183513576557]
|                                + = [550541261111]
|                                    - = [1651623251893]
|                                    + = [1651624314773]
|                                        - = [4954872412879]
|                                        + = [4954873475759]
|                                            - = [14864619895837]
|                                                + = [44593860218951]
|                                                    + = [133781581188293]
|                                                        - = [401344743033439]
|                                                            - = [1204034228568877]
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Widest tree 3p+/-531440 at 14107729.  Depth: 14.  Population: 30.
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
|  [14107729]
|    - = [41791747]
|    .   + = [125906681]
|    .       + = [378251483]
|    .           + = [1135285889]
|    .               - = [3405326227]
|    .                   - = [10215447241]
|    .                       + = [30646873163]
|    .                           - = [91940088049]
|    .                           .   - = [275819732707]
|    .                           .   .   - = [827458666681]
|    .                           .   .       - = [2482375468603]
|    .                           .   .           + = [7447126937249]
|    .                           .   + = [275820795587]
|    .                           .       - = [827461855321]
|    .                           .       .   - = [2482385034523]
|    .                           .       .       + = [7447155635009]
|    .                           .       .           - = [22341466373587]
|    .                           .       + = [827462918201]
|    .                           + = [91941150929]
|    + = [42854627]
|        - = [128032441]
|        .   + = [384628763]
|        + = [129095321]
|            - = [386754523]
|            + = [387817403]
|                - = [1162920769]
|                + = [1163983649]
|                    + = [3492482387]
|                        - = [10476915721]
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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posted January 14, 2004 08:52 PM            

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Originally posted by TheGame:
Freddy vs. Jason

I don't care enough to actually watch it, so, what's the ending?

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I'm going to watch it now, so I'll post a capsule review later, mmmkay?

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posted January 14, 2004 09:28 PM         

Umm...I scored a 1210 on my PSATs...by the time I take the SATs, I should do pretty well.

Uhh...home wrestling meet tomorrow night. Goin Varsity 160. Wish me luck plz doods. Oh, speakin of which, I'm only like 4 points short of lettering, so if I do well enough tomorrow, it will be done!

Umm...umm...surely there is more to tell. Aww, yeah, I'm gonna miss a huge party next week because I have a wrestling meet Oh well, plenty more will present themselves Oh, its rumored among my leadership contacts that I may make Winter Ball court! Which would be , because I have a meet that weekend too, so I could win, and then not even have to attend

I'm done...for now.

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posted January 14, 2004 09:45 PM            

I'm back.

And scrubbier than ever.

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posted January 14, 2004 09:53 PM         

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Originally posted by scrubby:
Ok, this is my official "I'm back" post.

I'm back.

And scrubbier than ever.

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Welcome back chief. Just don't be overly scrubby, k?

Things sure turned up quickly. I started talkin to the above^ girl online and we are getting along pretty good, another guy just asked her out, so shes okay.

Then, talking to the girl I liked, she confided to ME that she liked ME and was unhappy with her boyfriend, and that I make her happier, etc etc, and all sorts of other random teenage highschool boy/girl goodness.

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posted January 14, 2004 11:30 PM            

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Originally posted by PlasteredDragon:
I'm going to watch it now, so I'll post a capsule review later, mmmkay?

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Freddy vs. Jason

*spoilers follow*

Well there's a couple hours of my life that would have been better spent asleep. How anyone could enjoy this movie is beyond me, as it is (a) not scary, (b) not funny, and (c) not entertaining. The characters manage to piece together their (unbelievable) situation quite quickly despite little or no information. In the end it's little more than a dreary rehash of two storylines so long past their prime that they themselves are undead.

The lame premise is that the parents of elm street have hidden the knowledge of Freddy from their kids and suppressed the story. Since no kids know him, no kids fear him, and since his power comes from fear (this time around) he is powerless. So he finds Jason Vorhees in hell and assumes the form of Jason's mother and in this guise convinces Jason to get up out of his grave and go to Elm Street and attack the kids there. Once some kids are murdered talk of Freddy begins again, which opens the door for Freddy to get into the dreams of the kids. Boring. And stupid, since this knowledge/fear thing was unnecessary in the first incarnation of Freddy.

Anyway, once on the loose, Jason continues to kill, and begins killing kids before Freddy can adequately torture them. So Freddy has to "take care" of Jason. The climax takes place at Camp Crystal Lake where Jason and Freddy smash, rend, and stab each other to bloody pulp. Kind of pointless since each of them is for all intents and purposes immortal.

Which is ultimately what makes this movie a bonehead idea from the word go. Who will win? Who gives a crap? Neither of them can die so you already KNOW what is going to happen. They're going to beat the undead crap out of each other and at the end of the movie they'll both still be alive. Sure enough that is what happens.

*yawn* Watch Jason X, the "Jason in Space" movie. That was a lot more fun than this chunk of spoo.

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posted January 15, 2004 12:18 AM         

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Originally posted by Greven53:
scrubby and TFS are back?!?!?! Sweeeet. I do believe the boards just got alot smarter, stick around this time kids.

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um scrubster wasnt banned was he?

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posted January 15, 2004 12:39 AM            

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Originally posted by potm:
um scrubster wasnt banned was he?

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No, I mean back to being a regular poster. I hadn't seen him in quite some time until recently.

Man its slow on MOTL tonight. No one wants the big news...

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posted January 15, 2004 02:42 AM            

I've really enjoyed tonight, got a little drunk, played some pool, ate some nachos, and had a wonderful time getting to know Charles Ensign. Can't believe we talked costantly on AIM for over two and a half hours, it was a blast and we'll have to do it again sometime. Night MOTL and our new mods.

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posted January 15, 2004 06:08 AM            

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posted January 15, 2004 06:39 AM         

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Originally posted by Kluckers:
Why don't we just delete all the other topics and just put everything in the PfS? You want simplification, there you go, a Post for Stuff Forum (with one PfS topic).

EDIT: Supporting statement. Everything in this forum is stuff we just want to tell people. Otherwise, we wouldn't post it.

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I think she's right you know. For example I wonder why the small questions thread was killed-- I thought it was tremendously helpful to drop a question in and actually getting it answered. If I did that here, I would not be so sure of a (legit) answer as in the small-Q-thread nor will I be able to trace it back in case it's in fact answered.

I agree with the approach on the UBB games things though.

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posted January 15, 2004 07:37 AM            

Snow day! It's pretty funny because we had a couple days last week where we deserved delays but didn't get them... apparently the new Superintendant wants to prove that they aren't as delay-happy as the last one. But right now its pretty sunny out, despite the forecast for snow all day.
lol

posted January 15, 2004 07:43 AM            

Semester's over, and I get the rest of the week off while teachers grade finals.

Time to get caught up on MOTL-ness.

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posted January 15, 2004 07:57 AM            

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Originally posted by potm:
I think she's right you know. For example I wonder why the small questions thread was killed-- I thought it was tremendously helpful to drop a question in and actually getting it answered. If I did that here, I would not be so sure of a (legit) answer as in the small-Q-thread nor will I be able to trace it back in case it's in fact answered.

I agree with the approach on the UBB games things though.

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I agree. The UBB games being axed made sense...there were getting to be too many, and a bit out of control.

The Simple Questions was very helpful. We had one short spam-fest at the beginning of the second thread, but apart from that it's been serving it's purpose well. Questions in the PFS would be too easy to get scrolled by or draw joke answers.

edit: Not to step on any toes, but the Simple Questions post is much more useful than threads like "favorite body part" and "most famous person" isn't it?
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