The "whatever's on your mind" thread

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  • edited April 2013
    "Terminal" just means "really effective", right?
  • edited April 2013
    Well... that would give you hydroxide, which is a base and would likely eat through all your internal organs.

    You'd definitely be thinner afterwards. Terminally.

    It could be hydroxyl radicals, too. Even more reactive and corrosive than a mere base.
  • edited April 2013
    Iryon wrote: »
    It could be hydroxyl radicals, too. Even more reactive and corrosive than a mere base.

    I think we can agree that you would definitely be thinner at the end, though.
  • edited April 2013
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  • edited April 2013
    Ribs. You monster.
  • edited April 2013
    Remolay wrote: »
    Ribs. You monster.

    Blegh. Its only cucumber anyway. The scourge of the salad. It deserved it.
  • JenniferJennifer Moderator
    edited April 2013
    I found my old pilot log.

    I was only 11 when I started taking flying lessons... I had no idea I was so young.

    I really should start taking lessons again so I can finally get my license. I doubt this log would count toward that though, since it was so long ago.
  • edited April 2013
    I find it scary that anyone would be allowed to learn how to fly a plane before they're allowed to drive a car.
  • edited April 2013
    I find it scary that anyone would be allowed to learn how to fly a plane before they're allowed to drive a car.

    You ask me, I think many children would make better drivers than many of their adult counterparts! XD
  • puzzleboxpuzzlebox Telltale Alumni
    edited April 2013
    I liked this cool little game that's supposed to test multitasking skills.
    I find it scary that anyone would be allowed to learn how to fly a plane before they're allowed to drive a car.

    This! There's no age requirement for pilot lessons?
  • JenniferJennifer Moderator
    edited April 2013
    puzzlebox wrote: »
    This! There's no age requirement for pilot lessons?
    I'm not sure, they might be more strict now. There definitely wasn't any problem with me taking lessons at age 11 in 1990 though.
  • edited April 2013
    Got plans in place for a university scouting trip down in London. Travel by coach, stay with my brother and check out three universities over five days. Also time to have a good talk with my brother about if we can even afford to live together in a decent sized place.
  • edited April 2013
    Jennifer wrote: »
    I'm not sure, they might be more strict now. There definitely wasn't any problem with me taking lessons at age 11 in 1990 though.

    I got to fly around as a kid, too, though that was even earlier. If there's any change now, it's probably due to terrorism freak-outs.

    Most age-related laws are politically motivated, and there haven't been enough kid-flying-plane incidents for the politicians to notice yet.
  • puzzleboxpuzzlebox Telltale Alumni
    edited April 2013
    WarpSpeed wrote: »
    Most age-related laws are politically motivated, and there haven't been enough kid-flying-plane incidents for the politicians to notice yet.

    Or, more likely, kid-crashing-plane incidents.
  • edited April 2013
    Ribs wrote: »
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    "So she says to him..."
  • edited April 2013
    You ask me, I think many children would make better drivers than many of their adult counterparts! XD

    They would because they aren't piss drunk behind the wheel at least.
  • JenniferJennifer Moderator
    edited April 2013
    der_ketzer wrote: »
    They would because they aren't piss drunk behind the wheel at least.
    There's always exceptions.
  • edited April 2013
    Yeah if your named Alexander Fips its just over for you.
  • edited April 2013
    Maybe if it said something about what it was.
  • edited April 2013
    DAISHI wrote: »
    Maybe if it said something about what it was.

    It's called Jurassic Heart. It's a five minute dating sim. Involves a ukelele and a T-Rex. It's too crazy NOT to share.
  • edited April 2013
    I think the bird one still takes the cake.
  • edited April 2013
    If you're talking about Hatoful Boyfriend, then yes. It took the cake, turned it into an Elder God and used it to eat the world because some girl decided to date the wrong pigeon.
  • edited April 2013

    I got the good ending.

    I have no idea.
  • edited April 2013
    puzzlebox wrote: »
    I liked this cool little game that's supposed to test multitasking skills.



    This! There's no age requirement for pilot lessons?

    I scored in the top 90% and managed 4 tasks for 60 seconds. But we already knew I was badass.
  • puzzleboxpuzzlebox Telltale Alumni
    edited April 2013
    DAISHI wrote: »
    I scored in the top 90%

    ...
  • edited April 2013
    puzzlebox wrote: »
    ...

    Dammit that's the universe spitting in my face.
  • puzzleboxpuzzlebox Telltale Alumni
    edited April 2013
    DAISHI wrote: »
    Dammit that's the universe spitting in my face.

    Happens to the best of us! We know you meant 90th percentile. ;)
  • edited April 2013
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    Nah, the best was when, after taking a PSAT, this one girl in my eighth grade class started crying because she only got 99th percentile instead of 100th percentile. It took awhile through my laughter, but I eventually managed to convince her that in order to be 100th percentile, she'd have to be better than herself.
  • edited April 2013
    I score in the top 90 percent of most things, because I'm a Renaissance man.
  • edited April 2013
    I refused to play that game since every key press would make the page move around.
  • puzzleboxpuzzlebox Telltale Alumni
    edited April 2013
    I figure that was part of the challenge. :p
  • edited April 2013
    I got a 90 percent also or whatever. idk video games since childhood and stuff like that.
  • edited April 2013
    Oh it seems people are getting sent the links to the 700+ free issue 1#s from Marvel at Comixology now.

    I got my email, and proceeded to get every single damn one.
    That's me set for quite some time at least! XD
  • edited April 2013
    I remember scoring in the 99th percenticle on an SRA test in school, and I scored in the 97th percentile on my ASVAB test.

    I had a friend who got a 1600 on his SAT in high school, and he said that all it really proved was he was good at test taking. I told him that the important thing was that universities didn't look at it that way.
  • edited April 2013
    Giant Tope wrote: »
    I got a 90 percent also or whatever. idk video games since childhood and stuff like that.

    I thought the same thing.
  • edited April 2013
    The SAT is sexist and classist anyways.

    I took the ACT. I liked it because I got a perfect verbal score, a perfect writing score, and a nearly perfect science score.
  • Fuck tests!
  • puzzleboxpuzzlebox Telltale Alumni
    edited April 2013
    Noname215 wrote: »
    Fuck tests!

    Ooh, how are those scored? :p
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