Camera wrote:
Yesterday a tornado hit the north of Montreal. The sky was orange-purple. Today I got sun-burned. HAHA. Joking. Cameras don't get sunburned.

They can get overheated though. Because your joking, clearly your seriousness scanner has been damaged.

If you draw a route along where everybody here lives (assuming you're in North America), the line looks like a crotch.

vanSulli wrote:
If you draw a route along where everybody here lives (assuming you're in North America), the line looks like a crotch.

Your basic assumption is wrong and therefore you fail.

Also no line looks like crotch.
That would be curve. Or multiple lines.

t3x wrote:

Also no line looks like crotch.
That would be curve. Or multiple lines.

I thought a curve was a line?

Curve
Line

Then you thought wrong

This entails that a line is a special case of curve, namely a curve with null curvature.

It's actually the other way around. Line is a curve.

p0rtalplayer wrote:

Jomonay wrote:
Beautiful days outside, I am enjoying this weather very much.>

It's pretty nice here in WA, I hear back in VA its a code-orange heat warning, and a few days ago in the UK I heard it was like summer came all at once

Global warming?

Climate change, please. Not everywhere is getting hotter.

Pilchard123 wrote:

p0rtalplayer wrote:

Global warming? >

Climate change, please. Not everywhere is getting hotter.

Neither, it's sarcasm

If some kind of global temperature change were occurring, it wouldn't be detectable over a period of days.

Unless it was caused by extraterrestrials. Then we're screwed.

With a line that splits into two segments, you can make a crotch:

Crotch

I just went and re-read the giant red 'Forum Rules' thing, and I'm a little scared. Am I in trouble if I post a picture like this? (genuine curiosity; the picture is, after all, educational)

Nonetheless, don't click it unless you're comfortable with something that is sort of kind of NSFW.

vanSulli wrote:
I just went and re-read the giant red 'Forum Rules' thing, and I'm a little scared. Am I in trouble if I post a picture like this? (genuine curiosity; the picture is, after all, educational)

Nonetheless, don't click it unless you're comfortable with something that is sort of kind of NSFW.

If it's that kind of thing (e.g. not outpright pr0n) and you don't embed it (e.g. link it like you did) and say its possibly NSFW, then it's fine.

While we're on this topic, what you guys just discussed makes me want to link to this so much:

[url:17sjkba7]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtiTA1xg8os[/url:17sjkba7]

Not nsfw at all. Absolutely no rude words, bleeped or otherwise.

vanSulli wrote:
I just went and re-read the giant red 'Forum Rules' thing, and I'm a little scared. Am I in trouble if I post a picture like this? (genuine curiosity; the picture is, after all, educational)

Nonetheless, don't click it unless you're comfortable with something that is sort of kind of NSFW.

You actually learned me something.

Kopeke wrote:

vanSulli wrote:
I just went and re-read the giant red 'Forum Rules' thing, and I'm a little scared. Am I in trouble if I post a picture like this? (genuine curiosity; the picture is, after all, educational)

Nonetheless, don't click it unless you're comfortable with something that is sort of kind of NSFW.>

You actually taught me something.

Obey the walrus

t3x wrote:
Obey the walrus

what

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duck.

groxkiller585 wrote:

t3x wrote:
Obey the walrus>

what

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literal

duck.

In case none of you have noticed, the infection that turns everybody to zombies got its start recently here in my home state. Worst case scenario, I'm getting shot at. Best case, I get to shoot people. Either way, I have high hopes for this one.

vanSulli wrote:
In case none of you have noticed, the infection that turns everybody to zombies got its start recently here in my home state. Worst case scenario, I'm getting shot at. Best case, I get to shoot people. Either way, I have high hopes for this one.

You mean the homeless guy who got his face eaten off by a guy on cocaine?

Yesterday, we spent about an hour at college deciding which buildings would be easiest to defend if we had to. But then again, this is the same group of people that would probably try to glitch into a wall if zombies were too close, or go in all guns blazing and expect a respawn in 30 seconds.

Pilchard123 wrote:
Yesterday, we spent about an hour at college deciding which buildings would be easiest to defend if we had to. But then again, this is the same group of people that would probably try to glitch into a wall if zombies were too close, or go in all guns blazing and expect a respawn in 30 seconds.

I believe this is the quote of the day