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Quote from: Information_queen on November 11, 2010, 10:21:10 PMQuote from: Slartibartfast on November 11, 2010, 09:44:37 PMQuote from: QueenofAllThings on November 10, 2010, 07:55:46 PMBluePaint -You win. I didn't understand a word of that.But it made me laugh And even more scary to me, I understood every word Same here, and I think that she was fully justified in breaking up with him Haha! All of you are awesome And Seraphia, we need to be a Taboo team. The method where you explain things using overly complex terms instead of overly simple terms only works if there is someone there to understand you
Quote from: Slartibartfast on November 11, 2010, 09:44:37 PMQuote from: QueenofAllThings on November 10, 2010, 07:55:46 PMBluePaint -You win. I didn't understand a word of that.But it made me laugh And even more scary to me, I understood every word Same here, and I think that she was fully justified in breaking up with him
Quote from: QueenofAllThings on November 10, 2010, 07:55:46 PMBluePaint -You win. I didn't understand a word of that.But it made me laugh And even more scary to me, I understood every word
BluePaint -You win. I didn't understand a word of that.But it made me laugh
Quote from: BluePaint on November 10, 2010, 05:13:14 PMNo matter how many football games I watch, or how many fashionable outfits I wear, or how many normal things I do, I will never be anything but the biggest nerd in the history of the world. For my greatest moment of nerdhood was the nerdiest ever to happen in the whole history of nerddom.I broke up with someone in World of Warcraft and continued to date him in real life. We just decided that it was time for us to start leveling with other people.In my defense, it was totally merited. He didn't understand agro-mechanics at all and kept pulling hate on groups of mobs and making me offtank with my boar, then had the audacity to complain that I wasn't keeping up with him on meters when he refused to count my boar in my total! Total n00b. Should have expected it from a BE mage. Scum, the lot of them.I also am not allowed to play Taboo with normal people anymore."Measures the internal energy of an object!""THERMOMETER!"I asked Mr. Sirius to translate the WoW part, and I'm really none the wiser. I also thought Taboo was the game where you had to give clues to your team about words that the game gives you, without using certain words. For instance, I once had to give clues to "bagpipes" and couldn't use the words Scotland, kilt, and a couple of other words that were related. So I started singing one of the bagpipe standards in a very nasal voice. They got it. A team-member had to give clues to John Wayne without saying Pilgrim, Marion Michael Morrison, Westerns, and things of that nature. He gave all his clues in a very bad John Wayne imitation, but we still got it.
No matter how many football games I watch, or how many fashionable outfits I wear, or how many normal things I do, I will never be anything but the biggest nerd in the history of the world. For my greatest moment of nerdhood was the nerdiest ever to happen in the whole history of nerddom.I broke up with someone in World of Warcraft and continued to date him in real life. We just decided that it was time for us to start leveling with other people.In my defense, it was totally merited. He didn't understand agro-mechanics at all and kept pulling hate on groups of mobs and making me offtank with my boar, then had the audacity to complain that I wasn't keeping up with him on meters when he refused to count my boar in my total! Total n00b. Should have expected it from a BE mage. Scum, the lot of them.I also am not allowed to play Taboo with normal people anymore."Measures the internal energy of an object!""THERMOMETER!"
Quote from: Sirius on November 16, 2010, 09:05:41 PMI asked Mr. Sirius to translate the WoW part, and I'm really none the wiser. I also thought Taboo was the game where you had to give clues to your team about words that the game gives you, without using certain words. For instance, I once had to give clues to "bagpipes" and couldn't use the words Scotland, kilt, and a couple of other words that were related. So I started singing one of the bagpipe standards in a very nasal voice. They got it. A team-member had to give clues to John Wayne without saying Pilgrim, Marion Michael Morrison, Westerns, and things of that nature. He gave all his clues in a very bad John Wayne imitation, but we still got it.Yep, that's exactly it. However, there are four very easy ways to get around the rules of Taboo, if you have a like-minded person on your team:1) Foreign languages2) Inside jokes/stories3) Complex synonyms4) Song lyricsSo if you have to do "racehorse" without saying any normal horse or racetrack words, you could do things like"Un cheval de course" or "Uncle Milt lost lots of money on one of these named Royal Upchuck once" or "an equine who participates in distance-based stamina competitions" or "Old Stewball was a _____" and people can guess it pretty easily!
I asked Mr. Sirius to translate the WoW part, and I'm really none the wiser. I also thought Taboo was the game where you had to give clues to your team about words that the game gives you, without using certain words. For instance, I once had to give clues to "bagpipes" and couldn't use the words Scotland, kilt, and a couple of other words that were related. So I started singing one of the bagpipe standards in a very nasal voice. They got it. A team-member had to give clues to John Wayne without saying Pilgrim, Marion Michael Morrison, Westerns, and things of that nature. He gave all his clues in a very bad John Wayne imitation, but we still got it.
Why do I get the feeling we need to organise an international Ehell convention where we're allowed play all these games to our hearts content?And why do I also get the feeling that 3am would find a marathon joint game of Taboo-Pictionary-Trivial Pursuit-Monopoly, with a drinking game on the side?The mind boggles.
Quote from: Fliss on November 16, 2010, 11:16:35 PMWhy do I get the feeling we need to organise an international Ehell convention where we're allowed play all these games to our hearts content?And why do I also get the feeling that 3am would find a marathon joint game of Taboo-Pictionary-Trivial Pursuit-Monopoly, with a drinking game on the side?The mind boggles.Name the time and place. I will be there.
Quote from: Bellantara on November 16, 2010, 11:21:07 PMQuote from: Fliss on November 16, 2010, 11:16:35 PMWhy do I get the feeling we need to organise an international Ehell convention where we're allowed play all these games to our hearts content?And why do I also get the feeling that 3am would find a marathon joint game of Taboo-Pictionary-Trivial Pursuit-Monopoly, with a drinking game on the side?The mind boggles.Name the time and place. I will be there. Evil Sefaeria: Don't forget the Ultimate Scrabble Competition! With mandatory 7 letter words for all plays! >shoved back into the wardrobe<
Quote from: sefaeria on November 16, 2010, 11:53:36 PMQuote from: Bellantara on November 16, 2010, 11:21:07 PMQuote from: Fliss on November 16, 2010, 11:16:35 PMWhy do I get the feeling we need to organise an international Ehell convention where we're allowed play all these games to our hearts content?And why do I also get the feeling that 3am would find a marathon joint game of Taboo-Pictionary-Trivial Pursuit-Monopoly, with a drinking game on the side?The mind boggles.Name the time and place. I will be there. Evil Sefaeria: Don't forget the Ultimate Scrabble Competition! With mandatory 7 letter words for all plays! >shoved back into the wardrobe<And since someone has to be the token beer geek and bring along libations to go with all the games, I will volunteer my services. If you want wine or scotch, you need another nerd. But I can find some wonderful and obscure brews to tempt the palate of those inclined to indulge. :>
I'm working on making an Access database as part of a group project for class. In order to test the database, we have to have 10 customer accounts created.I have named the customers: Sarah Jane Smith, Mickey Smith, Wilfred Mott, Amy Pond, Rose Tyler, Martha Jones, Jackson Lake, Jack Harkness, Rory Williams, and Donna Noble.
Quote from: Samantha on November 17, 2010, 12:59:10 AMI'm working on making an Access database as part of a group project for class. In order to test the database, we have to have 10 customer accounts created.I have named the customers: Sarah Jane Smith, Mickey Smith, Wilfred Mott, Amy Pond, Rose Tyler, Martha Jones, Jackson Lake, Jack Harkness, Rory Williams, and Donna Noble. Love it!
Quote from: Outdoor Girl on November 17, 2010, 09:06:04 AMQuote from: Samantha on November 17, 2010, 12:59:10 AMI'm working on making an Access database as part of a group project for class. In order to test the database, we have to have 10 customer accounts created.I have named the customers: Sarah Jane Smith, Mickey Smith, Wilfred Mott, Amy Pond, Rose Tyler, Martha Jones, Jackson Lake, Jack Harkness, Rory Williams, and Donna Noble. Love it!My least favorite confession: "I don't get it." (Are these real names of actors?)
Quote from: Lynnv on November 17, 2010, 12:41:15 AMAnd since someone has to be the token beer geek and bring along libations to go with all the games, I will volunteer my services. If you want wine or scotch, you need another nerd. But I can find some wonderful and obscure brews to tempt the palate of those inclined to indulge. :>Scotch nerd, reporting for duty. We'll separate the single-malts from the blends, and the Islays from... oh, never mind.
And since someone has to be the token beer geek and bring along libations to go with all the games, I will volunteer my services. If you want wine or scotch, you need another nerd. But I can find some wonderful and obscure brews to tempt the palate of those inclined to indulge. :>