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Not everyone who wants a hammer is planning to use it on Trip.
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^ As I already pointed out above -- we are still here only because we amuse them.
Well, yeah, there's the whole can-opener business, obviously, but... Quote:
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In case anyone hasn't read the 'Random Fiver' thread: http://www.webpages.ttu.edu/jonray/r...andomfiver.php
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Ever wondered how a nuclear chain reaction works? It's actually not that much like Boomshine, but Boomshine is equally cool.
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Damn you, Zeke. Damn you.
Level 9 and pondering the Kinetic Molecular Theory of Gases to get to Level 10.
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I passed level twelve! It took me about thirty tries, but I did it!
Speaking of thirty tries, it took me about that many to spell that sentence right. Ugh.
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It took me about twelve. There's not much skill involved in that one, really. It would take a genius to get a good enough sense of how all 60 particles are moving to formulate a strategy more complicated than "let's see if this spot works."
Two samples from the Partially-Clips-like webcomic Wondermark: - How, I ask you? - Any cat owner can vouch for this one.
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