Dracomax wrote:Spoiler:
As long as it includes a snickers snack, and a vorpal trebuchet, we are good.
And hats... we must not forget the hats... EDIT: Oh wait, this is OTC specific right? Ooops I got a bad case of myxomaonetrues.
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Dracomax wrote:Spoiler:
As long as it includes a snickers snack, and a vorpal trebuchet, we are good.
Dracomax wrote:Spoiler:
As long as it includes a snickers snack, and a vorpal trebuchet, we are good.
Kieryn wrote: EDIT: Oh wait, this is OTC specific right? Ooops I got a bad case of myxomaonetrues.
stratplayer wrote:the beesnakes that seek your snatch!
StratPlayer wrote:mathrec wrote:StratPlayer wrote:Ebonite wrote:Group poem! Given the current plot line of the OTC, maybe we should call this "Jabber-walky"?'Twas midday, and the molpymurs
Next verse?
Did dig and tunnel in the ground
All flighty were the raptorbirds,
And the beesnakes did abound.
OK, I'll give it a go:
The baobab trees, tall and bent;
Towering wooden, leaf-topped spires
(with odd markings!) -- they'd came and went,
in a buzz of bug-bee flyers
Who's next?
StratPlayer, I like the poetry, but it doesn't seem to reflect the original. Of course, I'm not sure how I'd adapt the quest in the OTC to the quest in Jaberwocky...
Oh, sorry. I didn't realize that we were going for a poetry-parody. If it would balance it out better, my verse can certainly be removed in order to better achieve poetry-parody-parity.
Dracomax wrote:Kieryn wrote: EDIT: Oh wait, this is OTC specific right? Ooops I got a bad case of myxomaonetrues.
You have a bad case of what? Google has failed me for the last time!
*Attempts to force choke google*
Damn. It's impossible to kill a globally supported search engine using non-existent telekinetic choke manuevers.
Edit:stratplayer wrote:the beesnakes that seek your snatch!
seems a bitrisquriskeadult themed.
2. A brief period of time: "At the end we preferred to travel all night,/Sleeping in snatches" (T.S. Eliot).
street view guy. Anything that's not a stick figure just creeps me out.Kieryn wrote:azule wrote:Kieryn, that's kinda creepy.
Which? The Google street view guy, or my earlier post indicating that I know what cities y'all are hitting my site from?
kenmelken wrote:Spoiler:
"Beware the rising sea, Cueball!
The tides that rise--we don't know why!
Beware the molpy-birds and shun
The frumious hills that lie1"
1Because they were taller than they looked.
StratPlayer wrote:Dracomax wrote:stratplayer wrote:Fear the molpyraptror, Megan!
The jaws that bite, the claws that catch!
Beware the the ninjashark! And shun
the beesnakes that seek your snatch!
seems a bitrisquriskeadult themed.
What? Me??? Absolutely not!![]()
I meant it in this context:2. A brief period of time: "At the end we preferred to travel all night,/Sleeping in snatches" (T.S. Eliot).
Lewis Carroll wrote:"Beware the Jabberwock, my son!
The jaws that bite, the claws that catch!
Beware the Jubjub bird, and shun
The frumious Bandersnatch!"
kenmelken wrote:Oh goodness, what have I done? I somehow didn't see the other already proposed next verse in the review when I submitted and now I've split the poetry continuum in half with a competing alternative 2nd verse (which was already a replacement 2nd verse). As the poem's initiator, I leave it to Ebonite to decide which verse is considered canon.
Dracomax wrote:Spoiler:
As long as it includes a snickers snack, and a vorpal trebuchet, we are good.
Kieryn wrote:Ooops I got a bad case of myxomaonetrues.
FayZee wrote:astrocub wrote:SBN wrote:mscha wrote:Look what I found in Google Earth... If this isn't proof...
I don't know how to look at what you found.
You can download Google Earth, which will also be a new great way to waste Time between newpix
Did someone just delete a post?![]()
The one following astrocub's, telling us that if we didn't have Google Earth downloaded, then we were out of luck?
I don't have Google Earth
Kieryn wrote:You know, I can't believe we didn't notice before:Spoiler:
Enhance:Spoiler:
mscha wrote:Spoiler:BlitzGirl wrote:I can't believe I missed all of the molpity double-dactyl-ing!![]()
It's not too late! Your contributions are eagerly awaited.
StratPlayer wrote:Awesome work!
Although, actually, I'm not surprised at all to see that I have a low BlitzGirl number of 1. I mean, she and I have a pretty close relationship:Spoiler:
See? BlitzGirl and I are practically brother and sister...
azule wrote:BlitzGirl wrote:...beesnakes mated with molpyflies...
Argh! Would the mountain lion have babies with the cougar? You see where I'm going with this. *folds arms*
Kieryn wrote:mscha wrote:Whatever it is, it's standing perfectly still and not important enough for Cuegan to comment ONG...
Like I said, a projectile. Albiet a very1 slowly moving one.
1Spoiler:
BlitzGirl wrote:azule wrote:BlitzGirl wrote:...beesnakes mated with molpyflies...
Argh! Would the mountain lion have babies with the cougar? You see where I'm going with this. *folds arms*
Yes, if it were a hot, hot cougar. They might even get the puma in on a threesome...
BlitzGirl wrote:Bravo! Though I think maybe y'all are BlitzGirled out, by Hal's response. I had a Present Present lined up, but hm... might save it for a Future Present.
fhorn wrote:Spoiler:
ucim wrote:Spoiler:
ggh wrote:Spoiler:
StratPlayer wrote:Spoiler:
BlitzGirl wrote:azule wrote:BlitzGirl wrote:...beesnakes mated with molpyflies...
Argh! Would the mountain lion have babies with the cougar? You see where I'm going with this. *folds arms*
Yes, if it were a hot, hot cougar. They might even get the puma in on a threesome...
Dracomax wrote:Kieryn wrote: EDIT: Oh wait, this is OTC specific right? Ooops I got a bad case of myxomaonetrues.
You have a bad case of what? Google has failed me for the last time!
*Attempts to force choke google*
Lord Randall wrote:Wait for it.
StratPlayer wrote:kenmelken wrote:Oh goodness, what have I done? I somehow didn't see the other already proposed next verse in the review when I submitted and now I've split the poetry continuum in half with a competing alternative 2nd verse (which was already a replacement 2nd verse). As the poem's initiator, I leave it to Ebonite to decide which verse is considered canon.
Or, in keeping with the spirit of the OTT, we could come up with an algorithm to hash the two of them together, ROT-13 the result, and then call it good...
mathrec wrote:Dracomax wrote:Kieryn wrote: EDIT: Oh wait, this is OTC specific right? Ooops I got a bad case of myxomaonetrues.
You have a bad case of what? Google has failed me for the last time!
*Attempts to force choke google*
Google can find that word now. It just sends you where you need to be.
mathrec wrote:Dracomax wrote:Kieryn wrote: EDIT: Oh wait, this is OTC specific right? Ooops I got a bad case of myxomaonetrues.
You have a bad case of what? Google has failed me for the last time!
*Attempts to force choke google*
Google can find that word now. It just sends you where you need to be.
mathrec wrote:Dracomax wrote:Kieryn wrote: EDIT: Oh wait, this is OTC specific right? Ooops I got a bad case of myxomaonetrues.
You have a bad case of what? Google has failed me for the last time!
*Attempts to force choke google*
Google can find that word now. It just sends you where you need to be.
azule wrote:Kieryn wrote:Ooops I got a bad case of myxomaonetrues.
myxomatosis:A disease of rabbits.
onetrues:A compound word consisting of one + true, referring to those things that are one and true. e.g. One True Thread, One True Comic
myxomaonetrues:A portmanteau of myxomatosis + onetrues. A disease of rabbits where a symptom is to worship onetrues.
Conclusion: Kieryn is a diseased rabbit!
Someguy945 wrote:Spoiler:
Hey, if something moves by less than a Planck length, it cannot be detected or measured in any way.
Suppose an object moves by 1/3 of a Planck length on each of 10 separate occasions, all in the same direction. Each occasion is a few seconds apart or more.
Has the object moved, or is it still in its original position on the basis that none of the individual movements had any effect?
thirds wrote:I say it's a toy helicopter in a bush, but I could be wrONG.
Kieryn wrote:azule wrote:Spoiler:
Conclusion: Kieryn is a diseased rabbit!
FTFY
astrocub wrote:Someguy945 wrote:Spoiler:
Hey, if something moves by less than a Planck length, it cannot be detected or measured in any way.
Suppose an object moves by 1/3 of a Planck length on each of 10 separate occasions, all in the same direction. Each occasion is a few seconds apart or more.
Has the object moved, or is it still in its original position on the basis that none of the individual movements had any effect?
[nerd]Anything smaller than a planck length is, by definition, unphysical, so it makes no sense to talk about it. Your argument is invalid.[/nerd]
And I'm scared at how quickly googlebot is trawling us. Maybe we should set up a net...
azule wrote:Kieryn wrote:azule wrote:Spoiler:
Conclusion: Kieryn is a diseased rabbit!
FTFY
While that may be true, I try not to go around the internet accusing others of having diseases. I do, on the other hand go around accusing others of being rabbits and such. Besides, you are taking care of your disease, right?
astrocub wrote:Someguy945 wrote:Spoiler:
Hey, if something moves by less than a Planck length, it cannot be detected or measured in any way.
Suppose an object moves by 1/3 of a Planck length on each of 10 separate occasions, all in the same direction. Each occasion is a few seconds apart or more.
Has the object moved, or is it still in its original position on the basis that none of the individual movements had any effect?
[nerd]Anything smaller than a planck length is, by definition, unphysical, so it makes no sense to talk about it. Your argument is invalid.[/nerd]
azule wrote:While that may be true, I try not to go around the internet accusing others of having diseases. I do, on the other hand go around accusing others of being rabbits and such. Besides, you are taking care of your disease, right?
Kieryn wrote:thirds wrote:I say it's a toy helicopter in a bush, but I could be wrONG.Spoiler:
Well, they're curious for sure.
StratPlayer wrote:Kieryn wrote:thirds wrote:I say it's a toy helicopter in a bush, but I could be wrONG.Spoiler:
Well, they're curious for sure.
It definitely looks mechanical. My soon-to-be-proven-wrong guess is: "An agricultural sprinkler of some kind." Perhaps the sprinkler is for upcoming farmland. And they've been left on too long and are flooding the sea with so much run-off that the tides are rising. Which ties in with the whole OTC theme of the effects of man-made alterations of the ecology and environment and global warming and how excessive irrigation leads to pregnancy and cancer...
charlie_grumbles wrote:Spoiler:
Hmmm. My reading of it is that something at Planck length is unmeasurable. It doesn't follow that it (as a distance) doesn't exist. If we answer Someguy945 to say it is in its original position, we seem to be left with Zeno's paradox. He didn't specify that the object had a size less than Planck length, only that it moved by a small amount.
I suppose we have to infer that something can't be smaller than Planck length, tho.
OTOH, I'm not a physicist, nor even particularly adept at quantum theory or other magic. But then, the physics at this level of scale is unknown. Quantum physicists DO seem to talk about it - probably a lot. Others must judge whether they "make sense."
Tigerlion wrote:Well, I imagine as the game progresses, various people will be getting moody.
BoomFrog wrote:I still have no idea what town moody really looks like.