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 Posted: Sat Oct 22, 2005 11:31 am
Oh, ok. So...if pizza will completely heal a fully from man, does that mean that chocolate completely heals a fully grown woman?
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Posted: Sat Oct 22, 2005 1:28 pm
NightRayn Oh, ok. So...if pizza will completely heal a fully from man, does that mean that chocolate completely heals a fully grown woman? um... i dunno, i was meaning 'man' in sort of a 'mankind' sort of sence.
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Posted: Sat Oct 22, 2005 1:44 pm
Ya- to heal a woman you might just need an alternate set of toppings- as a man I haven't been able to personally gather that sort of information.
Oh but Jon- does pizza science apply to only traditional pizzas or also those things that don't look anything like a pizza but chef-so-and-so calls a such-and-such-pizza?
If so I'm sure there is a 'pizza' made entirely out of chocolate that would probably nearly serve as a panacea.
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Posted: Sat Oct 22, 2005 9:13 pm
mmmm sweet sweet panacea...
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Posted: Sat Oct 22, 2005 10:04 pm
Shokushu Ya- to heal a woman you might just need an alternate set of toppings- as a man I haven't been able to personally gather that sort of information. Oh but Jon- does pizza science apply to only traditional pizzas or also those things that don't look anything like a pizza but chef-so-and-so calls a such-and-such-pizza? If so I'm sure there is a 'pizza' made entirely out of chocolate that would probably nearly serve as a panacea. Well...that'll work out great then.
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Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 1:22 pm
*Has nothing to add to the conversation at hand so will create a new one*
So, I'm staying in Calhoun City an extra night to take my brother out for some vandalizing whilst the good people of this town are at church.
Yay for toilet papering!
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Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 2:21 pm
ooh- neat. I've always enjoyed minor valdalism as well ^_^
-but I tend to 'steal' things of no value, ie. all of the straws in the straw dispensors.
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Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 3:53 pm
you guys are freakin' criminals
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Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 5:29 pm
I've mentioned that I have 7000-9000 AOL cd's in my room before right? ^_^
About the most valuable things 've ever taken were defective locks- but that was to show that they were defective.
I realized one day that those little things they put on sliding glass to keep people out aren't worth the scrap metal they're made out of if they don't have a little knob of some sort extending over the outside sheet of glass. Without some protrusion you can just slide them up the window a bit, push the two peices apart (glass isn't so rigid you can't get a two inch gap betweena pair of large-ish sliding glass window-things,) and slide the lock out between them leaving it inside of the window but also leaving the window unsecured.
I didn't ever want to go stealing the displays though so nobody, except maybe the janitors, ever noticed that the locks were missing. I got tired of that and now I just leave them there for aspiring criminals to take off on their own. I guess I've moved on to verbal vandalism or something lame like that.
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Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 7:56 pm
Shokushu I've mentioned that I have 7000-9000 AOL cd's in my room before right? ^_^ About the most valuable things 've ever taken were defective locks- but that was to show that they were defective. I realized one day that those little things they put on sliding glass to keep people out aren't worth the scrap metal they're made out of if they don't have a little knob of some sort extending over the outside sheet of glass. Without some protrusion you can just slide them up the window a bit, push the two peices apart (glass isn't so rigid you can't get a two inch gap betweena pair of large-ish sliding glass window-things,) and slide the lock out between them leaving it inside of the window but also leaving the window unsecured. I didn't ever want to go stealing the displays though so nobody, except maybe the janitors, ever noticed that the locks were missing. I got tired of that and now I just leave them there for aspiring criminals to take off on their own. I guess I've moved on to verbal vandalism or something lame like that. shame shame cry
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Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 10:18 pm
Jon-OH Shokushu I've mentioned that I have 7000-9000 AOL cd's in my room before right? ^_^ About the most valuable things 've ever taken were defective locks- but that was to show that they were defective. I realized one day that those little things they put on sliding glass to keep people out aren't worth the scrap metal they're made out of if they don't have a little knob of some sort extending over the outside sheet of glass. Without some protrusion you can just slide them up the window a bit, push the two peices apart (glass isn't so rigid you can't get a two inch gap betweena pair of large-ish sliding glass window-things,) and slide the lock out between them leaving it inside of the window but also leaving the window unsecured. I didn't ever want to go stealing the displays though so nobody, except maybe the janitors, ever noticed that the locks were missing. I got tired of that and now I just leave them there for aspiring criminals to take off on their own. I guess I've moved on to verbal vandalism or something lame like that. shame shame cry Bad Sho, bad!
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Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2005 9:17 am
Wait 7-9k AOL cds? Is that your wall paper or something?
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Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2005 10:55 am
It could be. I don't know what I originally planned to do with them but I've got them all in stacks of 600 on some wooden rod things I picked up at walmart but I'm out of room right there. I think I'll get some plywood and nails and just add a second story to the tower.
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Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2005 12:45 pm
I say you should make it into a wallpaper. 3nodding
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Posted: Mon Oct 24, 2005 6:22 pm
I say you melt them down and then use the plastic to shape some larger or more useful item you might need in your everyday life.
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