Re: The Noodle Compound
I tried keeping track of it by cubic meters, doesn't work that well.
I tried keeping track of it by cubic meters, doesn't work that well.
The Noodle Compound V. 2.0
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Try to keep track of it by counting how many books you've read! I find that helps.
Try to keep track of it by counting how many books you've read! I find that helps.
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I'm sorry, I am who I am, and I measure my books by weight. THANK YOU VERY MUCH
I'm sorry, I am who I am, and I measure my books by weight. THANK YOU VERY MUCH
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I listened to a femtometre of Miley Cyrus just now ... I next plan to lobotomise myself using a Vietnamese Pot-Bellied Pig.
I listened to a femtometre of Miley Cyrus just now ... I next plan to lobotomise myself using a Vietnamese Pot-Bellied Pig.
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But whyyyyy
Edit: The bug with latest poster still exist
But whyyyyy
Edit: The bug with latest poster still exist
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*big tight hugs* Thank you, Noodle!!
Lol!
Here. This will make it better:
[YOUTUBE]bhhwJN2gOFE[/YOUTUBE]
*big tight hugs* Thank you, Noodle!!
Lol!
Here. This will make it better:
[YOUTUBE]bhhwJN2gOFE[/YOUTUBE]
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I've been so distracted I totally forgot! OMGNew Southpark tonight Leo
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I couldn't click on it. I just couldn't. I ... I ... I lost my nerve OK? I was SCARED TO. STOP MAKING A BIG DEAL ABOUT IT.
I couldn't click on it. I just couldn't. I ... I ... I lost my nerve OK? I was SCARED TO. STOP MAKING A BIG DEAL ABOUT IT.
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Yes. I was a chicken on wheels.
:nod:
Never in my life did I imagine I'd be making such a confession.
Yes. I was a chicken on wheels.
:nod:
Never in my life did I imagine I'd be making such a confession.
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That does remind me what I wrote on this forum before, regarding a religious dispute - which would win "the war" - the Bible or the Koran. I argued that this was all a matter of how well your aim is, as far as my library is concerned.
Due to the nature of our college, we have 13 Bibles and 3 Korans. The Korans are heavier than the Bible but there's only 3 of 'm. So if you have a good aim, you do a lot of damage in one throw. If you however have a poor aim, you have more shots with throwing the Bible, as there's 13 of 'm.
I don't think this went down well. It rarely does.
That does remind me what I wrote on this forum before, regarding a religious dispute - which would win "the war" - the Bible or the Koran. I argued that this was all a matter of how well your aim is, as far as my library is concerned.
Due to the nature of our college, we have 13 Bibles and 3 Korans. The Korans are heavier than the Bible but there's only 3 of 'm. So if you have a good aim, you do a lot of damage in one throw. If you however have a poor aim, you have more shots with throwing the Bible, as there's 13 of 'm.
I don't think this went down well. It rarely does.
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I would give you a standing ovation, if you would argue with me and use that.
I'd also declare you the winner.
I would give you a standing ovation, if you would argue with me and use that.
I'd also declare you the winner.
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As I said, it didn't go down well.
The more religious people on this board argued you can't battle by throwing books.
I thought this was quite a reasonable way to settle arguments.
And then my bosses argued you can't throw books.
With which they have a point, even when I'm not without talent when it comes to repairing books I know it must be avoided.
Which made me realise that this is why we have Holy Wars - because you're not allowed to throw books at each other because otherwise you have to repair them, with which they miss a great point: if all religious leaders were busy mending their Holy Books, there'd be no room for arguing.
As I said, it didn't go down well.
The more religious people on this board argued you can't battle by throwing books.
I thought this was quite a reasonable way to settle arguments.
And then my bosses argued you can't throw books.
With which they have a point, even when I'm not without talent when it comes to repairing books I know it must be avoided.
Which made me realise that this is why we have Holy Wars - because you're not allowed to throw books at each other because otherwise you have to repair them, with which they miss a great point: if all religious leaders were busy mending their Holy Books, there'd be no room for arguing.
