At 7/14/11 03:35 AM, Echo wrote: It was obviously subtle enough to fool certain people into thinking it was serious.

I was fooled. Kind of.

Sorry, that's just the kind of dramatic rhetoric that I'm used to seeing from YouriX.

At 7/14/11 03:35 AM, Echo wrote: It was obviously subtle enough to fool certain people into thinking it was serious. Unless they were joking too, meaning that their joke was even more subtle so we didn't notice it, unless we were joking too meaning that were even more subtle.

Yeah I kinda lost you after the first sentence.

At 7/14/11 07:54 AM, LiquidOoze wrote:

At 7/14/11 03:35 AM, Echo wrote: It was obviously subtle enough to..

Yeah I kinda lost you after the first sentence.

It was pretty clear to me.
Echo is just too subtle for all of us.

At 7/14/11 05:23 AM, jarrydn wrote:

At 7/14/11 03:35 AM, Echo wrote: It was obviously subtle enough to fool certain people into thinking it was serious.

I was fooled. Kind of.

Sorry, that's just the kind of dramatic rhetoric that I'm used to seeing from YouriX.

No biggie. But to be honest it all started with a misunderstanding. So instead of clearing it all up. I just kept acting like a arrgoant douch saying things like: "Im the voice of this generation" and still people couldnt see i was joking around. So it made things worse and since then i was known as this immature brat.

So i guess it will take some time before i can fully clear my name here in the lounge. :P

Trolls do not reveal their secret trolly ways, shame on you yourix.

At 7/14/11 10:25 AM, jpbear wrote: Trolls do not reveal their secret trolly ways, shame on you yourix.

When trolls reveal their trolling identity, they're not trolls.

okay that's strange :/

At 7/14/11 10:30 AM, LiquidOoze wrote: When trolls reveal their trolling identity, they're not trolls.

But how do know that trolls who reveal their identity aren't simply doing so to be labelled as Non-Trolls so that they can then take you by surprise and troll you anyway?

This Mind fcuking has to stop...

trolling is lame and youri's "joke" wasn't funny. can we get on with our lives now?

At 7/14/11 12:06 PM, midimachine wrote: can we get on with our lives now?

only once you have applied the magnets to the hyperdrive to make it surpass light speed, and make sure you have bought plenty of elbow grease for your ships moving parts

At 7/14/11 01:13 PM, Chronamut wrote:

At 7/14/11 01:08 PM, LaForge wrote: Well this page is a fucking bust. I vote we strike it from the record.

agreed - that's why I didn't post on it.

Lol, fail.

At 7/14/11 01:08 PM, LaForge wrote: Well this page is a fucking bust. I vote we strike it from the record.

Fine

In other news
Why would an immune system decide to be violently, explosively hostile to something as common as grass that it reduces its host to a miserable wreck?

At 7/14/11 02:24 PM, SBB wrote: In other news
Why would an immune system decide to be violently, explosively hostile to something as common as grass that it reduces its host to a miserable wreck?

You've been eating grass? For what purpose?

(also *cough*)

At 7/14/11 02:28 PM, LiquidOoze wrote:

At 7/14/11 02:24 PM, SBB wrote: In other news
Why would an immune system decide to be violently, explosively hostile to something as common as grass that it reduces its host to a miserable wreck?

You've been eating grass? For what purpose?

muuooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooo

At 7/14/11 02:24 PM, SBB wrote::

In other news
Why would an immune system decide to be violently, explosively hostile to something as common as grass that it reduces its host to a miserable wreck?

Because humans are better than nature.

At 7/14/11 02:31 PM, jpbear wrote: At 7/14/11 02:24 PM, SBB wrote::

In other news
Why would an immune system decide to be violently, explosively hostile to something as common as grass that it reduces its host to a miserable wreck?

Because humans are better than nature.

obviously not, since a few milligrams of grass sperm can temporarily cripple a man

I guess I'll just give you a serious answer.
Grass isn't supposed to be in our bodies, so once it enters a human, the immune system will produce antibodies to get rid of the grass (or grass sperm, as you call it). The first time grass enters our body, the immune system doesn't know which antibodies to create, so it creates a whole bunch of different ones. Only one kind of those antibodies can deactivate the grass sperm, while some others may instead attack our body. Once the right antibody is found, there are certain cells (I think they're called T-memorycells) that remember the formula of the antibodies. This will make sure that when you eat grass again, only the right antibodies are made.

So what did we learn from with biology lesson, SBB? You may now eat as much grass as you like!

My dog eats grass and I have no clue as to why. I mean I know SBB and cats do it to get rid of hairballs, but why would a dog do it?

At 7/14/11 03:17 PM, LiquidOoze wrote:

enters our body, the immune system doesn't know which antibodies to create, so it creates a whole bunch of different ones. Only one kind of those antibodies can deactivate the grass sperm, while some others may instead attack our body.

Wow thats pretty cool. How our bodies have ways to defend itself from sickness and such. I think we dont give our bodies enough credit sometimes.

At 7/14/11 04:10 PM, YouriX wrote: I think we dont give our bodies enough credit sometimes.

I give my body credit by eating at Burger King.

At 7/14/11 05:30 PM, FairSquare wrote:

At 7/14/11 04:10 PM, YouriX wrote: I think we dont give our bodies enough credit sometimes.

I give my body credit by eating at Burger King.

I can't stomach fast food any more.

I can barely stomach any food anymore, now I'm not the thinnest guy in the world but I feel that lately I'm forced to eat, and I'm starting to only eat once a day, resulting in the mass gulpage of soft drinks, with a further result of an acid-y stomach.

Fasting is supposed to be quite healthy, but sugary drinks are going to be doing you no good.

At 7/14/11 10:38 PM, Decibel wrote: I can barely stomach any food anymore, now I'm not the thinnest guy in the world but I feel that lately I'm forced to eat, and I'm starting to only eat once a day, resulting in the mass gulpage of soft drinks, with a further result of an acid-y stomach.

I've been surviving off of a single meal (And every so often a snack) every day for the past 10 years or so... Save days like Thanksgiving or Xmas... because you're supposed to put on a minimum of 20 pounds on such occasions. Although I very rarely drink soft drinks.

Cause that shit is horrible for your health.

At 7/14/11 11:16 PM, Back-From-Purgatory wrote: I very rarely drink soft drinks.
Cause that shit is horrible for your health.

Hard drinks for life.

No Good? Care to explain further?

/fuckin' health

At 7/15/11 03:22 AM, Decibel wrote: No Good? Care to explain further?

/fuckin' health

fur·ther
%u2002 %u2002[fur-ther] Show IPA
-adverb compar. of far with fur·thest as superl.
1.
at or to a greater distance; farther: I'm too tired to go further.
2.
at or to a more advanced point; to a greater extent: Let's not discuss it further.
3.
in addition; moreover: Further, he should be here any minute.

c wat i did thar?

At 7/15/11 01:51 AM, InvisibleObserver wrote:

At 7/14/11 11:16 PM, Back-From-Purgatory wrote: I very rarely drink soft drinks.
Cause that shit is horrible for your health.

Hard drinks for life.

I never understood why they are called soft drinks.

At 7/15/11 03:46 AM, Tuscanic wrote: I never understood why they are called soft drinks.

Cos they make you go all soft inside? :3

At 7/15/11 03:46 AM, Tuscanic wrote: I never understood why they are called soft drinks.

Maybe to have some sort of ironic name like Heavy Water?

At 7/15/11 04:23 AM, Kirbyfemur wrote:

At 7/15/11 03:46 AM, Tuscanic wrote: I never understood why they are called soft drinks.

Maybe to have some sort of ironic name like Heavy Water?

They also have Skinny water. lol