S+JT, the riddle is a "constructive" riddle... my first is on behalf of you my second sealess one my third and fourth together and your speaker i become Each line references one or two syllables out of the name. So you can tell, for instance, that it's a 4-syllable-long name, and the first syllable means "on your behalf".
S+JT, that's an amusing guess! (but wrong, sadly.) A hint: the answer is a person from greek mythology.
By the way, shadesofgrey posted a great logic puzzle a while ago which seemed to receive very little attention... check it out here. Don't look at the comments until you've tried to solve it, though, because the first comment contains the answers.
washing the rags you use to clean stuff See, though, that's normal. Not ironic or odd at all. Washing the measuring cup you just used for water, though, that's... umm... obsessive?
Me, a nice singing voice?? Ha! It is to laugh. Haha! My voice can be described as sepulchral (especially when I have "morning voice"). Once it's warmed up, it notches up to monotonic, or (on a good day) merely underinflected. Of course it sounds like a perfectly normal voice to me, but when I hear it played back it has an oddly hollow, echo-ey flavor to it, and it is sever
I also find it very ironic that someone is trying to take the moral high ground after posting an article that specifically equated people here, by name, to high-ranking members of the Nazi hierarchy. To extend the metaphor that was already abused, his (or his cronies') complaining about the "one-sidedness" of the administrators' reaction is like the Germans bitching that the war tribunals were unfair because no French were being prosecuted for co
Excellent work, mig! An instant classic. p.s. don't forget to go back to look at the photo album on my "halloween costumes" article.
Today I did something I can honestly say I never thought I would do. In a million years, the very idea of doing this thing would probably never have crossed my mind if the need for it had not stared me smack in the face as it just did a little while ago. I would be willing to wager that it's something that you have never needed to do either.... Today I dust
I think a Saturn usually says something like "I wanted a good, decent car but I'm too much of a wimp to go and haggle over it." (I've got a 1997 Saturn SL2.)
to insert a hard space (i.e. one that will actually stick around after posting), you've gotta use the HTML hard-space code: (which gives ONE space, so you might want 7 or 8 of 'em in a row to get a sizeable indent).
Ahh, Google. For news, shopping, and all the information you could possibly need. And mail, if you're lucky. Yes, I love google too. Of course, the problem I have with the sidebars is that I have switched mostly to forum-based browsing here at JU, so I hardly ever see them in the first place. Plus, if I want to get to my own sidebar, that means I have to first click to my o
Also, check the game directory for PDF files. You may find a manual. With Disciples, the general object of the game is to complete a series of scenarios. A party is your way to act within the game to complete those scenarios. So you need to create a party, which you do by going to your capital and clicking on the "Army" button (which looks like a little document to me, but what do I know; just hover over the buttons, you'll get a tooltip te
Okay, JoeUsers, let's do a bookmark swap. We've already got space on our own blog pages to create a bookmark list, but it's usually used specifically to point to other blog sites. Well, I wanna see some of your other links. I'll go first: I like a lot of web-based comic strips and humor sites.... Sluggy Freelance</A
You are correct on #1, except that it is impossible to tell what A is because since B is a knave, we have no idea what A actually said, and therefore we cannot hope to evaluate whether it was true or false. Explanation: We know because of what C said ("B is lying") that B and C cannot be either both knights or both knaves (This is the case regardless of what B actually said; if B said something true, and C said "B is lying", then B is a knigh
(re: my #4, apparently it's the Van Dusen Castle, and it's on sale for a measly $3.9 million. 23,000 square feet, turrets, 7-foot-tall chandelier in the 3rd-floor ballroom, a coach house, and many other fine amenities.)
1) Paris and environs. (Which I would mainly use to be able to go wherever I wanted, be it into the sewers or the hidden rooms in Notre Dame or the President's private suite or any non-public room in Versailles or wherever.) 2) one billion non-expiring frequent flyer miles. That oughta cover me and my family. 3) a set of 1927 (or thereabouts) Deusenbergs. (classic cars) 4) a castle somewhere. Maybe the one here in Minne
I tried out Kingdom of Loathing. Pretty fun so far, if a bit slow on the refreshes. Coulda been a one-off server repair issue, though. I'm a Pastamancer! I have beaten many cans of Asparagus and Knob Goblins! Woo!
Sp check: Fluoroscope.
Yeah, that's the impression I got. *hick mode* Looks lahk we got us a coupla them thar Third-Party Supporters, Clem.... */hick mode* I will most likely be joining you in that regard this year, too.
So was I right?
Also, if you go into the "Forum" view, blog entries that you've read or posted on show up different icons on the left-hand side than ones you haven't looked at.
Computerworld sends out a daily humorous e-mail about peoples' misadventures in computer support. Some are mildly amusing, some outrageously hilarious. Today's was hilarious, and it ties in to computer gaming, so I thought I'd share it with you all... Shark Tank: Sometimes the quickest solution is the best one This pil
pseudo, to make a link that says something worthwhile, you should just type in the HTML link tag yourself. It looks like this: descriptive text here!
Just letting you know that the term "hearing impaired" is a insult term. I don't get offended by that but many do. Ooops...sorry! That was the preferred term when I was taking ASL classes Argh! Do people who are not absolutely normal in every single respect sit around together de
Reminds me of a King Crimson song entitled "Sex, Sleep, Eat, Drink, Dream." Sounds like a dog's life, all right....
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