130 Forum Posts by "jamessw"
At 7/22/07 04:16 AM, sleeeeep wrote:At 7/22/07 04:03 AM, Bazi wrote: We can't have the flash/audio artists be insulted now can we?but some of them REALLY deserve it *cough*KittyKrew*cough* !
So let them know appropriately by voting zero and blamming their submissions.
At 7/18/07 11:23 AM, JaY11 wrote: Most of the time when i try to post, i type out my message, press 'post it' ONCE, go to loook at my post, and its not there.
About 1/4 of my posts have worked.
Do you check when you type out your message that you've actually checked it appears in the box, before you press Post It? And you're not just typing into nothing?
At 7/18/07 11:20 AM, Link50000 wrote: Still too many 13 year olds.
Still too many 15 year olds :-P
At 7/18/07 11:16 AM, Sidorio wrote: I can't even work out how to change my aura.
Go to your My Account and click the "General Information" option.
It takes, 5 minutes to click around and find where everything is now - was it that hard to do?
At 7/12/07 02:15 PM, CapnCrunchDaPimp wrote: I can impersonate the British accent. I like how it's cool because in Great Britain there's like 12 different accents. There's Scottish, Liverpool, Austin Powers, ect.
12? I am afraid you fall short by a long way. There are more likely hundreds of regional dialects in the UK.
When you are used to hearing one dialect, simply moving 5 miles into another town will bring one which at first glance appears the same, but has so many subtle differences it needs to be classed as its own. E.g. Dudley -> Yam Yam.
At 6/26/07 10:04 AM, RandomRandy wrote: land mines are the way to go.
Napalm. Lots and lots of napalm.
England ( live-in ), Wales ( countless times ), Australia ( once, 98 ), United States ( once, 00 ), Singapore ( once, 98 ), Spain ( 5 times, 00, 01, 02, 03, 04 ), Gibraltar ( once, 00 )
My list is very small. I hope to expand it significantly in the next few years.
At 6/17/07 09:05 AM, Cheekyvincent wrote: OMFG i only noticed after clicking here
You've not noticed any of the propaganda for it in stores? The massive Treat Your Day This Sunday posters? Or the ravaging of card shops this past week? Or that Top Gear's driving anthems has sold out?
At 6/16/07 03:04 PM, Durken316 wrote: i am serious who are they web designer web hoster so on
Ever thought of browsing the site you're on?
At 6/14/07 02:19 AM, Starberry wrote: so i was taking the sat 2 subject shits
Hold on... you're doing SATs at 17?
and the girl behind me kept kicking the back of my feet. it was incredibly, wonderfully distracting :<
Yeah, people play "footsie" when they get to secondary school.
At 6/14/07 04:32 AM, Catoblepas wrote: This thread is getting a bit silly.
What else did you expect?
Also to the OP, congratulations! You made it; after all this time, you finally made it to 17! Happy Birthday!
At 6/14/07 05:10 AM, tatsumaru7 wrote: has any one played that flash game resident wiivle? can somebody tell me how to download it and play it on the wii tahtnk uu
Who are you? What did you do with tatsumaru6? Where's your underground lair? Who's paying you? Are you from the government?
At 6/14/07 05:05 AM, Dodge68 wrote: Isn' t the BBS best in the morning? Hardly any mods about, only the most hardcore users still around and plenty of time to get your points across because there are less people posting.
Are we talking about a GMT morning here, or an EST morning, or a PST morning, or...? And is morning to you 5am - 10am, or midnight to 8am or...?
</time-zone-nazi>
At 6/14/07 04:36 AM, DemonsRemorse wrote: Dude, you're getting ripped, I pay 45 dollars for 11megs...
We pay around £25 for the fastest our line can sustain, which is around 6mbps - it's a shame we can't get any more juice out of the line, else we would.
At 6/11/07 02:49 AM, liljimmy2 wrote: aren't bums and fannies the same thing?
In England, your Bum is the back-bum, and your Fanny is the front-bum.
Joey, do you like movies about gladiators?
I was under the impression that a space program to revisit and build on the moon is currently under-way by NASA?
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/exploration /main/index.html
At 6/5/07 02:01 PM, Nicholas-Deary wrote: paper round
Is the correct answer. Go ask around. It'll get you out in the fresh air too.
At 6/4/07 01:11 AM, Bus-Driver wrote: My teachers always fucking hate me EVERY year
Yeah, maybe you should sit down and think : why the hell do they hate me, what makes me so that people who are trained to get on well with people my age, and interact with others my age for a living, think that i'm a jerk? When they seem to get on well with everyone else? Maybe it'd be a push in the right direction for you.
As for the wider teachers-with-guns thing, being from the UK, guns are restricted here now, putting them in schools, in the hands of teachers, is nonsense. Teachers work by trust and respect; not through fear and intimidation.
At 6/4/07 02:27 AM, TakeNoPrisoners wrote: They're both explaining the world around you, and in effect making you an overall more intelligent person.
Agree. History puts today into context, and makes it understandable. It's a vital part of understanding how society works, why the world is structured as is, and also offers a glimpse, through reflection, into the possibilities of the future.
It broadens your mind.
At 6/2/07 04:46 PM, Gaaz wrote: Hi I'm Barry Scott and this is CILIT BANG!
I've memorised those happy hardcore songs which were made out of it...
Cillit bang Cillit bang Cillit Cillit Cillit Bang
*moshes*
At 6/2/07 04:52 PM, DentedDementia wrote: But that's like saying "Come into my van, underage children, I have a penis for you."
That's no way to lure them in!
I have no first hand experience of this, but I would imagine that such people have evolved more subtle metaphors for the art of grooming.
At 6/2/07 04:45 PM, Rowan-Tea wrote: WTF is Brawn?
It's hard to define. In the brains vs brawn argument it refers to those that are physical, rather than mental. An aspect of physical fitness = brawn. The verbal opposite of scrawny.
At 6/1/07 11:49 AM, Incognitus wrote: Red Bull tastes awful, why so much talk over the drink here?
I agree with you.
Why has no-one here said...
Do it. And photos, or it never happened.
...yet?
Could it be NG has turned serious overnight? Wait... *brain implosion*
At 5/24/07 02:52 AM, bifgis wrote: I'm starting to get impatient...
It's just a website... chill out.
At 5/31/07 04:37 AM, shinetarn wrote: I don't know if it is the write place to ask these questions. I search ask.com and it led me here. So I put questions here.
Is there anybody who can suggest some websites where I can ask these questions?
Thank you very much.
This is not the right place to ask questions which you will use as part of a research paper, no. Newgrounds is not a credible academic source of information, and you will, in the majority, not get reliable or useful sources. And citing newgrounds.com on an academic paper will definitely not reflect well on your work.
Do some searching, look at websites focused on the topic - e.g. nycsubway.org ( it took me literally 10 seconds to find this resource, by searching google for new york subway )
More importantly, if you have no idea where to start, ask the academic leader for your subject - they are, believe it or not, there to help you.
At 5/29/07 07:53 PM, HammerOdawn wrote: Yes...Harvard or something did a study on it and found it just as reliable as any other source because it usses the encyclopedias as sources + they have programs that fix most of the stuff people change as jokes...
That doesn't make it accurate, especially on topics of intense academic research. If your paper depends on it, yeah, use Wikipedia to get a quick overview of the subject, have a look at any sources that it cites, but NEVER use it directly as part of your work. No matter how accurate that article turns out to be in the end, there is always a risk you would catch it when it wasn't accurate, or didn't agree with mainstream theology ( and instead indulged the fantasies of some conspiracy nut ).
The difference being, the 13 year old that wrote the page on Wikipedia, isn't as trusted or in such a position to write on the subject, as the PhD. endowed professor, employed as a specialist reader in the subject you are looking up at a recognised University, that you should be quoting instead.
And as for encyclopedias in general ( and here I am referring to those written by professional researchers ) - citing those for any argument is academic suicide; they will very rarely, if ever, go into the amount of depth, detail and discussion on a subject that you will need to submit any serious paper. They provide only an overview, at best.
Look at the sources used by wikipedia, and encyclopedias, go out and get a few of those journals and key texts, read those, look at their bibliographies and go out and get a selection of those journals and texts, read those, look at their bibliographies and go out and get a sele.... etc etc
And cite items that have only been published, or on trusted academic websites ( e.g. university pages, or the homepages of leading authors ).
Your paper will be so much better for it.
At 5/30/07 11:42 AM, killa-noyz wrote: ti gets boring after a while :P
The same happens when building up blam and protect points. All you have to do is one day, say "nah, i'm not going to b/p anything today, I can't be bothered" then bam - it'll take you days to get back into the cycle.
And as for the levels being important, so much so that you actually complain about what level you are at, pah, at the end of the day - it's just a website.
