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Offline McBrain

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Reply #50 - 23 April 2004, 22:28:55
Yeah!! Nearly 50 posts in half an hour!!


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Reply #51 - 23 April 2004, 22:29:15
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Sorry, but what's evicted?



Evicted means being chucked out (almost literaly) of your home. They did that on Big Brother, where 10 people would
go into a house, do some challenges and have it away with eachother. But, every week, one persone was evicted.
The public would vote by telephone for who should go.

Really rubbish TV.

Edit: (I really need to type faster)



Post Edited ( 04-23-04 22:30 )


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Reply #52 - 23 April 2004, 22:29:27
Brain-Exchange! :)


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Reply #53 - 23 April 2004, 22:30:53
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Krytom wrote:
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McBrain wrote:
Sorry, but what's evicted?


Evicted means being chucked out (almost literaly) of your home. They did that on Big Brother, where 10 people would
go into a house, do some challenges and have it away with eachother. But, every week, one persone was evicted.
The public would vote by telephone for who should go.

Really rubbish TV.


I know the series!

BTW: IIIIIIIIII'mmmmmmmmmmm EXEPTIONAL PILOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :gift:


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Offline freespace2dotcom

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Reply #54 - 23 April 2004, 22:31:25
hey, why don't we play a vocabulary game! :) :) :) :)

(we take turns saying really big words and having people guess what they mean!)



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Reply #55 - 23 April 2004, 22:31:56
*hrhm* exceptional pilot I wanted to say.


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Reply #56 - 23 April 2004, 22:32:40
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hey, why don't we play a vocabulary game! :) :) :) :)

(we take turns saying really big words and having people guess what they mean!)


Really grrrrrrrrreat idea!!

You begin.


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Reply #57 - 23 April 2004, 22:32:53
I............must............post.................some.............more..............posts........:zzz:



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Reply #58 - 23 April 2004, 22:33:35
cognizant.

A real english word.



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Reply #59 - 23 April 2004, 22:34:07
Hey, stay awake, Krytom!!!!

BTW: I wrote my English exam today!


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Offline Krytom

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Reply #60 - 23 April 2004, 22:34:18
I've got the biggest word in the english dictionary:

ANTIDISEBSTABLISHMENTARIANISM



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Reply #61 - 23 April 2004, 22:35:29
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cognizant.

A real english word.


cognizant means to be teached about something, right?


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Reply #62 - 23 April 2004, 22:35:45
I'm sorely tempted to just smash a bunch of keys on my keyboard and say it's a really big word. :)



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Reply #63 - 23 April 2004, 22:36:27
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cognizant means to be teached about something, right?

Wrong.



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Reply #64 - 23 April 2004, 22:39:11
Anybody ever heard of Ethyl-S-2-diisopropyl-amin-ethyl-metyl-phosphonotiolate ??


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Reply #65 - 23 April 2004, 22:39:15
ANTIDISEBSTABLISHMENTARIANISM means the act of being a ANTIDISEBSTABLISHMENTARIANIST



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Reply #66 - 23 April 2004, 22:39:39
HAHA


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Reply #67 - 23 April 2004, 22:40:00
LOL :)


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Reply #68 - 23 April 2004, 22:40:27
Only 36 posts to the next grade!


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Reply #69 - 23 April 2004, 22:41:04
Then I will be an ACE-PILOT!!!


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Reply #70 - 23 April 2004, 22:42:03
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Anybody ever heard of Ethyl-S-2-diisopropyl-amin-ethyl-metyl-phosphonotiolate ??


I haven't. :fool:



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Reply #71 - 23 April 2004, 22:42:04
Who gained his grade by posting USELESS messages in a Spaceflightsimforum


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Reply #72 - 23 April 2004, 22:42:18
yee-haw, won't doc be surprised when the next time he logs on we all surpass him with five stars. ;)


edit: ooh, I got my second.



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Offline McBrain

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Reply #73 - 23 April 2004, 22:42:39
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McBrain wrote:
Anybody ever heard of Ethyl-S-2-diisopropyl-amin-ethyl-metyl-phosphonotiolate ??


I haven't. :fool:


It's the chemical formula of VX!


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Reply #74 - 23 April 2004, 22:43:25
How exactly were we supposed to know that?!