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1121. What the hell's going on in London? - in Out of Pod Experience [original thread]
Originally by: sycokill Edited by: sycokill on 07/07/2005 11:25:50 i seriously can't belive this has happened, but i can't say that i never thought it would happen. last time i checked on thenews i heard there were 20 deaths and 90 inj...
- by Baldour Ngarr - at 2005.07.07 11:28:00
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1122. Asian Market.... - in Out of Pod Experience [original thread]
I think his point is that you couldn't do this in a Western country, (a) because we have minimum wage, and (b) someone would blow the whistle on you. In third world countries, where vast number of people don't have food, let alone a job... this s...
- by Baldour Ngarr - at 2005.07.07 11:15:00
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1123. Olympics - in Out of Pod Experience [original thread]
Originally by: Dray but if the chavs chase away the junkies who's going to compete in the games? I don't think Throwing the Half-Brick is an Olympic sport yet. Nor the 2-mile Joyriding Time Trial. _______ "Soon" is an ancient I...
- by Baldour Ngarr - at 2005.07.07 11:12:00
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1124. What the hell's going on in London? - in Out of Pod Experience [original thread]
Originally by: Meehan Can someone clarify to a non-native whether casualty means fatality or just victim? Strictly speaking, it means anyone hurt. The news companies tend to refer to casualties rather than fatalities, because it make...
- by Baldour Ngarr - at 2005.07.07 11:00:00
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1125. What the hell's going on in London? - in Out of Pod Experience [original thread]
Originally by: DB Preacher ... but personally I want to get as much information as possible right now. And I sympathise - so do I - but the vast majority of "information" coming out right now is speculation. Nobody knows anything for ...
- by Baldour Ngarr - at 2005.07.07 10:58:00
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1126. 4th of July - in Out of Pod Experience [original thread]
Originally by: hired goon The 4th of July is a national day of mourning for us here in the UK, when we reflect on a great loss, and the power we could have had. We did have it. Now it's America's turn; next it'll be China. Life goes o...
- by Baldour Ngarr - at 2005.07.06 21:40:00
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1127. Olympics - in Out of Pod Experience [original thread]
Originally by: Remmington Daniels The french also said, that we (the english) didnt have an appropriate stadium for the games. what was in the brief is that we WILL have When we won the bid for the 2005 World Athletics Championshi...
- by Baldour Ngarr - at 2005.07.06 16:11:00
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1128. Russian astrologer sues NASA - in Out of Pod Experience [original thread]
Originally by: Monty Burns Sorry, i thought all coffee was made with boiling water Is that bubbling stuff in my kettle not the same temp Im fairly sure the stuff from McD's isn't actually bubbling And you'd be right. But she won ...
- by Baldour Ngarr - at 2005.07.06 09:21:00
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1129. 36% of Icelanders Believe the Sun Revolves Around the Earth - in Out of Pod Experience [original thread]
Originally by: megahammer come on guys get a grip next thing you will be telling me that my cars piston stays still while the engine the car and the planet bounce up and down at 18 time a second. the use of points of reference are a pow...
- by Baldour Ngarr - at 2005.07.06 06:15:00
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1130. LoL of the day - in Out of Pod Experience [original thread]
Originally by: Muthsera Is it just me or have the mods gone mad locking just short of every post in eve-general forum today? The players have gone mad posting every topic a hundred times over, and constantly starting their own threads...
- by Baldour Ngarr - at 2005.07.06 06:03:00
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1131. 4th of July - in Out of Pod Experience [original thread]
Originally by: Joshua Calvert I got annoyed today. The canteen at work had an "America Day" by serving American-style food yet they don't even bat an eyelid on St. George's Day. You don't work for Kent Council, do you? (I think it was ...
- by Baldour Ngarr - at 2005.07.04 21:03:00
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1132. Russian astrologer sues NASA - in Out of Pod Experience [original thread]
Well for one thing, her lawyer needs to brush up on his legal skills. Quote: Her lawyer, Alexander Molokhov, said the case was based on solid legal ground, since Nasa has an office in Russia, located in the premises of the US embassy in Mos...
- by Baldour Ngarr - at 2005.07.04 21:01:00
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1133. the downfall of the english language - in Out of Pod Experience [original thread]
Originally by: RedClaws heh wait let me show you an example of "bad" english if you can even call it that. These sentances come from a chatlog between 2 english speaking people. Guy 1 > so if ur wrk tin 4 a week den wen do u start .....
- by Baldour Ngarr - at 2005.07.04 14:59:00
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1134. Paying ISK for the answers to these puzzles! - in Out of Pod Experience [original thread]
Originally by: Vernichtungsengel Puzzle two: Fashioned from what sort of precious stone is the eye of the idol? Well however you translated that from the original text, translate "ruby" back the other way, and that's the answer. As t...
- by Baldour Ngarr - at 2005.07.03 20:45:00
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1135. 36% of Icelanders Believe the Sun Revolves Around the Earth - in Out of Pod Experience [original thread]
As said above ... it constantly astounds the academic types, that so many people neither know nor care about such academic things. In one way it is hard to believe that even today, some people still don't know utterly basic stuff like this. But i...
- by Baldour Ngarr - at 2005.07.03 20:06:00
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1136. the downfall of the english language - in Out of Pod Experience [original thread]
Originally by: Danmar Kash sincere apologies for ranting, please dont flame me It bugs me to death, too; but I think it's something to which we're going to have to adapt. The invention of the printing press, way back when, caused a...
- by Baldour Ngarr - at 2005.07.03 20:01:00
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1137. the downfall of the english language - in Out of Pod Experience [original thread]
Originally by: Jernau Gurgeh I'm annoyed by people who start off sentences with "or" or "and". It's gramatically absurd. Not so. There are any number of instances where starting a sentence in such a way makes perfect grammatical sense...
- by Baldour Ngarr - at 2005.07.03 19:58:00
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1138. High Jump - in Out of Pod Experience [original thread]
They never let me practise high jump in school :( I used to be able to vault a five-foot high gate, even without practise. Wonder how good i could've been. _______ "Soon" is an ancient Icelandic word meaning "some time before the next Ice Age."
- by Baldour Ngarr - at 2005.06.13 22:24:00
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1139. MJ verdict - in Out of Pod Experience [original thread]
Originally by: anister He may have been found not guilty but the accusations, court process, negative publicity etc have destroyed him. Not so ... most of his legion of fans were convinced of his innocence to start with, and remain so...
- by Baldour Ngarr - at 2005.06.13 22:20:00
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1140. Real life jobs - in Out of Pod Experience [original thread]
Prime Minister. I play this game in between ordering the Cabinet around and pretending that everything's just peachy in Iraq. Well, no, I'm not and I don't. But if I say I do, none of you lot can prove me wrong. Actually, the government pays m...
- by Baldour Ngarr - at 2004.05.27 15:41:00
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