From the house of iippo, full of spammy goodness!
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Rob Paravonian's Pachebel Rant <3
And :O It's him, the member on YouTube:
http://www.you
*has become a fan now* :D
Sorry, this is a spammy one, but I quite liked it. It's called the kindergarten test.
Find the B:
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Once youve found the B
Find the 1
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IIIIIIIIIIIIII
IIIIIIIIIIIIII
IIIIIIIIIIIIII
IIIIIIIIIIIIII
IIIIIIIIIIIIII
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Once you found the 1.............
Find the 6
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once youve found the 6...
Find the N
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MMMMMMMMMMMMM
MMMMMMMMMMMMM
MMMMMMMNMMMMM
MMMMMMMMMMMMM
MMMMMMMMMMMMM
MMMMMMMMMMMMM
MMMMMMMMMMMMM
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once you've found the N...
Find the Q...
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OOOOOOOOOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOOOQOOO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOO
OOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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I habe a new poll because I luff Silvie (I still luff [Viking] too, to keep a theme going in these notes :P)
So if you luff me, you'll vote ^^; And you'll give me your cookies. >_>
The people who stalk [Viking] (yes, I have developed a healthy obsession with him; how's your lives going?) will have seen this already, but because it is that funny, you can just always click it again :3
http://www.saf
Really, it is that funny. :D
Yet again my lovelies, vote in Digital Painters' Poll. :3
Please go to and watch The 30 Day Contest. Why, you ask. Because... I say pwetty pwease with a chocolate cheese cake on top, and because I wuff you so much? ^^;
Sides, most of you puppies are so awesome anyway that you so can do it and I have the utmost faith in all of you and you wouldn't want to let me down now would you?
DeathScythe Hell says:
Sunrose's badge is fixed for me
Exapno Mapcase says:
is you firefox?
DeathScythe Hell says:
yeah
Exapno Mapcase says:
that's the bunny
Exapno Mapcase says:
hedda "fixed" transparent gif resizing by making resized transparent gifs act like pngs.
Exapno Mapcase says:
before the "fix" you could resize transparent gifs by putting !uQt! in there (not in <img: but in the stuff/)
DeathScythe Hell says:
o.o
Exapno Mapcase says:
so <img200:st
Exapno Mapcase says:
and now my beloved Viking pointed a thing that allows ET itself fix IE6 transparency issues! <3 IE6 shall overcome, whether hedda implements it or not: if he does, we are granted equal status - if not he affirms his prejudice against us and we have grounds to ignite a full-on browser-pride war to make our claims heard!
Dissertation update: 2400 words done, 4600 to go. @_@ That sounds utterly dreadful when put like that... >_>
Also: I don't dislike the pink Valentine's stylesheet ^,*
About ActionScript again: *sings to the tune from Nightmare before christmas*
"What's
this? What's
this? It's in my ActionScript. What's
this? It seems to replace the _parent syntax. What's
this? I must say I don't get it, could it be a friendly built-in thing or a gift from God to help me sort out this bitch of a code-" okay, that didn't fit into the tune :/
this?
this.gotoAndStseems to be doing exactly what I want my code to do, but it bothers me that I don't understand it.op(2);
I tried to find the address of my old school for a uni-applicatio
I'll never be prepared for these blasts from the past.
Right, so you know I'm making this dissertation on humour. And I've made a few interesting observations that I just need to get out of my system (but can't put in the essay itself since it has to be objective or whatev).
Yesterday I was reading this book on Google Books (<3), a self-help book on relieving stress, and humour was recommended in one chapter. And this author had listed different types of humour, and wrote about sarcasm: "this is the lowest kind of humour, it is to be avoided since it doesn't relieve stress, it creates it." And I had to take a time-out to go "wtfomglmao". All humour can be used to meet both social and anti-social ends, sarcasm isn't particularly evil - only if you don't understand it.
Also, near all of the texts I've read so far begin with "humour is such an interesting field for research yet it has been examined very little." In fact, there is so much research about humour by now that it's getting a bit annoying that all the authors make this observations (even ones from recent literature, an essay from 2005 stated that too).
And another text I was reading today was proposing a practical application of their theory in the current debate of political correctness. And it was going on about racist/sexist jokes and whether they should be banned because of what they might make people think about the persons sharing the joke (so if a white man is telling a racist joke we can assume he really is racist). And two words kept repeating in my head: "Read. Freud. Read. Freud." I hope my telepathic message reached the authors. See, Freud (being all cool and strange and inverting everything) seemed to reckon that a person who is offended by an anti-semitic joke is more likely to be unconsciously anti-semitic, as opposed to someone who is enjoying an anti-semitic joke simply because it is a funny play on incongruity and stereotypes, and not because he really is all anti-semitic inside.
Some of you have been prodded before about this, so I must warn you: it'll be painful:
But vote in 30 books, people! *prod prod* I know for a fact that you can all read, and I'm pretty sure that you've read or heard of at least some books on that list - so vote! I might have to sulk at people who don't vote...
I apologice for anyone reading this who already has voted. I lob you.
On a very specific note: Meri! Pahus! Vote!!
Unrelated edit: My tea smells of my dog. Either I miss my dog very much or this cold has done something very strange to my smell-receptor
Quote of the month: "Hey, why do you have two noses?!" -"One's for showin', the other's for blowin'!"
Again it happened. A message from a member got me rambling about something semi-related:
I have a habit of being very mirror-like when it comes to internet personality, and maybe real life personality as well (it's not as easy to observe your own personality in reality as it is online). What I type is often toned according to the other people around, to reflect what I see of them. So talking to someone sarcastic tends to make me more sarcastic too, and someone really happy and bubbly makes me seem like that too, and a serious conversational
This is just a theory though (and not a very original one at that, either - was it Jung who said we all wear masks in different social situations?) The reason I'm observing it and so interested in it is because I'd lke to be able to make my art practice work like that too. A lot of artist's work is about sharing an experience - if the experience is universal enough the viewer will understand and learn from it. I'd prefer my art to be less about me (again, not an original idea) and more about the viewer entering the work to reflect him/herself from the work in order to learn about him/herself.
Apparently I can talk about myself sometimes. Fancy that. o.O
(The message-sender seems promising. A new nonner, mayhaps...)
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What? I'm ill, I'm excused some feverish babbling.
I've gone essay-happy. >_> Comical or cynical?.
If there are typos or whatever and you really want to edit the page, the password is 'nutty'.
Also, if you are into any kinds of comics, pay the wiki a visit and sign up as a member - I'm seriously curious about the amount of comic lovers in ET. :3