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The Party Room / Alphabet Land Before Time Story
« on: December 29, 2008, 02:51:47 PM »
With all the thoughtfulness he had, Littlefoot kindly responded, "Thank you for the kind offer. I know there aren't nearly as many buzzers here as there are in the Mysterious Beyond, so it is VERY generous of you to offer them to us. But we all have more food than we need, so you had better eat up. One good thing a sharptooth needs is his strength." He then smiled warmly at his little buddy. He has been, is, and always will be, he believes, Chomper's dear friend. But he also never has been, isn't, and never will be, he believes, a fan of eating buzzers.

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It's Party Time! / Word Connection
« on: December 29, 2008, 02:32:23 PM »
Anorexia is my choice here. I hope that answer didn't show up already. I'd hate to be copying someone else here. That would be a little annoying for him or her. But I just found this topic and it would take me hours to read over 4,500 responses so I'm just taking a chance here. If anyone did pick this already, I assure you that it was unintentional, for I only read the first post for directions and the previous one to guide me to a new (hopefully) word. I might just have to read everything though if things get really bad with my choices. Until then, I'll try to rely on luck.

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There are some words beginning with ia, just to let you know. They're rare, but do exist.

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The Party Room / Alphabet Land Before Time Story
« on: December 29, 2008, 01:44:00 PM »
United, those that could run or fly bolted (except Littlefoot, who just tried walking fast) towards the treats now before them, leaving Mo in the water. They all actually had better manners than to tackle their food, but Mo didn't know that. He just thought, "Mud brothers very hungry. Mo sing later." Of course, that is exactly what their frantic scramble was supposed to make him think. They were too polite to say "We'd rather not hear you break into song," so acting savagely hungry would give them an excuse to get out of having to listen but without hurting Mo's feelings.

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The Party Room / Alphabet Land Before Time Story
« on: December 29, 2008, 01:01:48 PM »
"Surely you are still tired from saving Littlefoot. You should rest now. You should. You should," Ducky said politely without mentioning the main reason that she was saying so right now. Although, it became pretty obvious after Ducky began doing the same thing as Cera. After seeing that, even the oblivious three understood now.

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The Party Room / What does "x member" always say?
« on: December 29, 2008, 11:38:49 AM »
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The friendly sharptooth : I hope I didnt offend anyone.
No offence mate
Thank you for the reassurance here. I'm really not as weird as I sound. There is a very good reason why I constantly repeat that phrase in some way or another. I used to be very naive when I was younger and didn't understand the meaning of tact whatsoever. In school, church, or even at my own home, being as I constantly start conversations with everyone, numorous people a week would be offended and have their feelings hurt in some way by something I said. I would know, since they either told a teacher, my parents, or me personally. This went on for so many years that whether I've gotten wiser now or not, I'm permanently scarred from hurting everyone around me and am now extremely paranoid that any moment I'm just going to hurt somebody else unintentionally. My "no offense intended motto" is something I now use when communicating to tell everyone I speak with that "I may have said the wrong thing, but if that's the case, I can assure you, I did not mean it like it came across to you." And I will do this for the rest of my life, as it is the only way I feel safe when having a discussion. I hope my repitition of that hasn't annoyed anyone here too much already. It is my natural way of speaking of now, has been for the last few years, and the security it brings me is all that will let me converse at all. Please understand.

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The Party Room / What does "x member" always say?
« on: December 29, 2008, 10:56:28 AM »
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the comments are really based on what the members have said or have acted on the GOF.
Not as much freedom with what someone actually has said before, but Ill try. But I'll be basing these more on what people have acted on than actual quotes. Check the above quote by an administrator. This method I'm using is valid! These things I'll mention may have only occured once so far, but I have noticed other rare but true things people have espressed that others have listed in this topic. And since people can see actual quotes at any time from the forum, I found it to be more interesting to put these members' ideas in my own words, but still base them on what they have actually done. Of course, feel free to tell me if I go too far with someone.

f-22 (raptor) ace- (In the middle of story) I think I'll have Littlefoot start asking about some M rated video games.

Rat_lady7- (In the middle of a story) I think it would be interesting if Littlefoot's grandfather starts quoting tongue twisters.

Petrie- I've decided to start a thread where I list two options to a question. However, since I highly doubt a certain one of them could be the correct answer, I'll let everyone understand that by simply calling the topic something like, this answer isn't it. But I will still give both options and will hope that no one is influenced to choose the answer that the title doesn't speak out against before the replies even begin.

As I said, while there are hundreds of things to think of that someone wouldn't say, in a topic like this, requiring nonfiction answers, I had to think really hard for any interesting ideas that others have expressed before. Just like the opposite topic, I mean no offense to anyone and am simply trying to do what is expected here. Meaning, if this topic didn't exist, I wouldn't post these things. Just trying to have fun like everyone else is in this. I'm sorry in advance for any problem I may cause here.

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The Party Room / Alphabet Land Before Time Story
« on: December 29, 2008, 08:59:49 AM »
"Question for mud brothers," Mo announced. "Everything fine now, so you want hear Mo sing again? Mo learn great new song. Even longer than one Mo sang that flying bugs like so much," but even though nobody had had a chance to respond to his question yet, Mo was already starting to open his mouth wide to start singing since he was sure they'd like it. Although that wasn't really the feeling from anyone besides Ruby, Chomper, and Ecco, since they had never heard him do this before. But the gang of five remember all too well what it is like to hear Mo "sing."

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The Party Room / ITT: You laugh you lose.
« on: December 29, 2008, 08:35:08 AM »
Looks like I lose again! I was laughing a lot during Nimrod's movie too. What makes it even funnier is that it's hard to tell if the person in that video is really trying to be serious or not. Either way, that boy was quite the laugh.
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I did not intend that to be at all negative
Please don't worry at all about that. I didn't take you negatively in any way. You simply reminded me of what to do next here. How could that be negative? No, I simply came to that conclusion on my own because since everyone else was posting pictures or links I thought that it was a requirement. I thought that since I can't do that, I can't be of any use here, so why even come? That thought was in no way initiated by any of your words, but thank you for your concern anyway.
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ITT means "In This Thread"
Many thanks for clearing that up for me. It was nice of you to volunteer to help me when I didn't ask. And thank you for saying this as well:
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You don't have to post a pic
This means mere words will do, so thanks for making an attempt to bring me back. (Although now you can probably see that it was more than just an attempt.) So there were some things that always made me laugh no matter how many times I read them. I'm sorry if no one else finds them funny, but at the very least it might show others what makes me laugh. (Although it would be highly unlikely for someone to care about what some guy they've never met before likes to laugh at, it was all I could think of to fit after the "at the very least" part.) So here is what I find funny which you are all welcome to hate: creative answering machine greetings. Here are my favorites:

Hi, I'm not home right now but my answering machine is, so talk to it instead.

You know what I hate about answering machine messages? They go on and on, wasting your time. I mean, all they really need to say is, "We aren't in, leave a message." That's why I've decided to keep mine simple and short. I pledge to you, my caller, that you will never have to suffer through another long answering machine message when you call me. So, with that said, here are the detailed instructions for leaving a message for me........

You have reached ###-####. We picked this machine up at a garage sale in "as-is" condition. You can try to leave a message on it, but we are not sure it will be recorded. If we don't return your call, it means the machine did not work.

Hi! David's answering machine is broken. This is his refrigerator. Please speak very slowly, and I'll stick your message to myself with one of these magnets.

Hello. You are talking to a machine. I am capable of receiving messages. My owners do not need siding, windows, or a hot tub, and their carpets are clean. They give to charity through the office and don't need their picture taken. If you're still with me, leave your name and number and they will get back to you.

Thank you for calling ###-####. If you wish to speak to Tim, push 1 on your touch tone phone now. If you wish to speak to Lynn, push 2 on your touch tone phone now. If you have a wrong number, push 3 on your touch tone phone now. All of this button pushing doesn't do anything, but it is a good way to work off anger, and it makes us feel like we have a big time phone system.

This is not an answering machine -- this is a telepathic thought-recording device. After the tone, think about your name, your reason for calling, and a number where I can reach you, and I'll think about returning your call.

Greetings, you have reached the Sixth Sense Detective Agency. We know who you are and what you want, so at the sound of the tone, just hang up.

Hello. I'm home right now but cannot find the phone. Please leave a message and I will call you up as soon as I find it.

I can't come to the phone now because I have amnesia and I feel stupid talking to people I don't remember. I'd appreciate it if you could help me out by leaving my name and telling me something about myself. Thanks.

I can't come to the phone right now because I'm down in the basement printing up a fresh new batch of twenty dollar bills. If you need any money, or if you just want to check out my handiwork, please leave your name, number, and how much cash you need after the tone. If you're from the Department of the Treasury, please ignore this message.

Hi. I'm probably home, I'm just avoiding someone I don't like. Leave me a message, and if I don't call back, it's you.

I'm only here in spirit at the moment, but if you'll leave your name and number, I will get back to you as soon as I'm here in person.

Those always make me laugh. Sorry if they don't have that effect on anybody else here though. Still fun to share. Later.

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It's Party Time! / Guess the next poster
« on: December 29, 2008, 04:39:57 AM »
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Who is TFS?
It seems that because my name is inconveniently long, that just so happens to be MY nickname, though I really wonder who thought of it first... Still, the adminstrators are more than welcome to shorten it to simply Friendly Sharptooth since it would be much easier to use in a conversation that way.

Sorry for missing my cue a bit ago though. I actually just found this topic less than five minutes from now. But who knows? Maybe you are right when you said Lillefot would post here next! Perhaps he wrote a response right after you, clicked add reply, then his computer froze at the last second. If that's the case, then you made an accurate call, although we'll have to wait for his confirmation to be sure. But until then, you can have the pleasure of knowing you might just be right.

Now I must say, this the most difficult topic I have ever entered. I have no clues and I have to completely guess. As of right now, I have a one in two hundred and seventy chances of being right, one more than that if I were to respond next myself, which I personally don't ever prefer doing. Worst of all, I only get one guess? Goodness me. Well, Malte279 has responded right after me the most frequently, and although with such astronomical chances I am positive I will be completely off, I suppose I choose him. How awkward making a response that has practically no chance of being accurate at all. Oh well. I only need to try my best to make things work here, right? So I did.

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The Party Room / ITT: You laugh you lose.
« on: December 29, 2008, 03:51:40 AM »
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you posted after her. Now its your turn to post something funny
Oh, I see. I'm very sorry for disrupting the flow of things. I was just confused because I didn't understand the directions. (I know most abbreviations, but ITT, I'm afraid, I am unfamiliar with. I've just never seen or heard that one before, that's all. I'm terribly sorry.) So I guess I had better not post here anymore since I can't contribute to this at all. I have absolutely no idea how to post a picture or link of any kind on a web page. I'm just not any good with computer functions besides the very basics. I'll leave this topic alone now so please continue with someone who can actually give an answer.

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The Party Room / Alphabet Land Before Time Story
« on: December 29, 2008, 03:34:23 AM »
Opening his long mouth to speak, Mo replied, "Remember great, big rock you help Mo jump over to get Mo home, "Yittlefoot"? Well, Mo was swimming around and noticed it gone! Musta been earthshake that move it. It no come back, ever never! So, Mo thought he say hi to all his mud brothers. But when Mo saw you, "Yittlefoot", Mo thought it best to say hi after you okay, so Mo help you get that way. Now Mo ready. Hi mud brothers!"

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The Party Room / ITT: You laugh you lose.
« on: December 29, 2008, 03:17:27 AM »
I didn't find your video funny Rat_lady7; that would be quite the understatement. That video was completely hilarious from the very start and I totally lost control. I missed the second half of it because I was laughing so hard I couldn't keep paying attention and I'm still laughing as I write this. You have really good taste in humor. I haven't laughed that hard since I read Total Drama Valley. That is definately a must see video for people who like to burst into laughter. Thank you!

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The Party Room / Alphabet Land Before Time Story
« on: December 29, 2008, 03:09:59 AM »
"Mud brother! You okay now?" was the response Littlefoot got. "Mo!?" he exclaimed in shock. "When did you? Why are you? How were you able?" he paused, then gathered his thoughts, "I'm so glad you're here. You've saved me from drowning twice now! Thank you Mo. But you're in the Great Valley again! What's your story this time?"

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The Party Room / Alphabet Land Before Time Story
« on: December 29, 2008, 02:49:41 AM »
"'Kay", was all Littlefoot said. He knew he'd be all right now, but his body was still so weak from lack of air that he didn't want to move or even talk much. But he had to ask. "Who- (he started having a mild coughing fit, but it soon stoppped) helped me get out of there?"

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'Kay is an abbreviation that characters say sometimes when they aren't in the mood to say the entire word "okay."

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The Party Room / Character Battles!
« on: December 29, 2008, 02:37:18 AM »
Well, Sora did a good job against Cloud in Kingdom Hearts 1, although I haven't seen Sora from Kingdom Hearts II go against him just yet, so that gives me freedom to guess. You just said Sora, nothing of his partners, so he can't count on Donald to heal him this time. Still, Sora did beat Cloud after just learning to use his weapon and magic just recently, and Cloud had been in training for a long time under Sephiroth in Soldier. Cloud has more experience and strength than Sora has, but since Sora has gotten much more powerful since the last time he beat Cloud, I'm pretty sure it will be even easier for Sora to do it again. So for some crazy video game logic I can't comprehend, I'll have to say the teenager with less than a year of fighting experience will beat a highly trained warrior who has been an expert in fighting for a lot of his life. Weird, I know.

Teen Spyro versus Teen Cynder, huh? You came to the right person, as I said in the What Have You Purchased Recently post, I have beaten Dawn of the Dragon five times. I must say, with years of experience saving the world, with his four attacks being a bit more impressive in my opinion, and that even when Cynder was filled with Malefor's dark energy to maximize her power and cause her to reach her utmost maturity in A New Beginning, yet Spyro took her down anyway, I have to lean toward Spyro. Now Cynder can shoot wind, little acid balls, turn heself to darkness and claw enemies, and release high pitch screams. But Spyro can blast scorching fire, ice missiles, lightning bolts, and create powerful a force field that protects him and lets him pummel his enemies. I may be mistaken, but because of his superior powers, vast experience taking down enemies five times as strong, and that he beat her when he was weaker than now and she was stronger than now, Spyro is my absolute choice. Only a major disagreement could possibly sway me otherwise, but I'll still respect and consider any opinions, no matter how insignificant they seem to you.

I still hope someone could answer my Mario question from before, being as this place seems filled with his fans. But as usual, I have a backup fairly easy one to understand: Bowser and Donkey Kong versus Mario, Yoshi, and a Boo that felt mistreated by Bowser so is helping Mario as an act of revenge against his old master.

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I'm afraid I'd have to give the victory to Shadow. He's both fast enough to rival Sonic and displays a level of super strength in Shadow the Hedgehog. He's also capable of using Chaos Control in a variety of ways, including Chaos Blast and if things get tough he could just remove his inhibitor rings for an extra power boost.
I appreciate your answer. Makes sense, has logical reasons, and is very detailed. But I'm afraid you slightly misunderstood my question. Don't worry at all though. It was a very minor detail and everyone misses things like that occasionally, myself especially included. Now I am a huge Sonic fan so I am already well aware that Shadow is far more powerful. If they went one on one, it gaurantees Shadow's victory; there's no contest at all. Being aware of this from the start, if you glance at my battle suggestion one more time, you'll notice that I had hoped Sonic would have help from an old friend from the start. It's no problem though; I really don't mind at all. I'm just saying this so you won't actually believe for another second that I honestly considered that Sonic stood a chance against Shadow. I appreciate how many times you've answered me here though, and I thank you.

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The Party Room / Character Battles!
« on: December 28, 2008, 10:38:36 PM »
Sorry, but this might not be perfectly accurate because I haven't read the Inheritance Cycle series nor seen the movie Eragon, so I'll have to base my view of Galbatorix from an article I just looked up for this. Nothing was said of his fighting style, so I have little to work with here. Galbatorix has the supreme power to take over another's mind. So how about a quick end to a battle for a change. Not EVERY battle lasts for hours. So I'll say he possesses the emperor then shoots lightning from one hand which Darth Vader blocks with his lightsaber, though very confused as to what is going on. But the emperor releases lightning from his other hand from a different angle which hits him and short circuits his mechanical body so he can't breathe, as it was proven that this can happen from Return of the Jedi. Galbatorix releases the emperor who is stunned to see his apprentice dying while Galbatorix leaves through the shadows, unseen by all. Remember: based off a vague article people. This lame rendition is NOT my fault.

My preferred battle here is the omega and white dino ranger versus the mercury and wolf ranger. That is what I hope you pick, but if nobody has seen Dino Thunder, S. P. D., Jungle Fury, and Operation Overdrive, I will give an alternative that some people might have a better chance of answering.

In regards to Mario characters whom most people here seem familar with, from Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars for the SNES, who would win? Mario and Peach versus Mallow and Geno versus Bowser and Punchinello. But if that one is still too hard, here is an emergency easy one that I made that a lot of people should be able to respond to.

Sonic and Knuckles versus Shadow. No rings or transformations, but Shadow can still use Chaos Control.

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I am truly sorry for inconviniencing you Drake with my highly general and vague battle with no real characters from my last post. As you can see here however, I have indeed reformed. That won't happen again.

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The Party Room / Alphabet Land Before Time Story
« on: December 28, 2008, 09:50:43 PM »
"Face it, guys. Littlefoot has gotten through worse situations than this, so I'm sure he'll be just fine and back to his old, optimistic self," Cera replied, hiding her own worries as Littlefoot's body finally came to a rest on an incline, facing down. "Let's see if Ducky is right about this."

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The Fridge / Bionicle
« on: December 28, 2008, 09:42:44 PM »
Thanks for clearing that up for me.
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The six original Toa as in the ones that were sold beck in 2001? Besides 2002 (or was it 2003?), there has always been six new Toa sets every year, and I've collected all of them.
There was a toy store I used to visit all time. Whether the first six I saw were the very first ones or not, they were the first six that this store carried, so I assumed them to be the originals. I can tell you which ones this store had first and I guess you would then know what year they were from and if they were the first or not.
Tahu, Pohatu, Onua, Gali, Kopaka, and Lewa. And my favorite is definately Kopaka.
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How well do you follow the story?
I am sorry to say that while I still like the story, my knowledge is highly oudated. I read quite a few comic books featuring the six I mentioned, but that was years ago and I really haven't a clue what's going on now. Honestly, those six toa are the only ones I'm really familiar with, despite knowing that there are many others. I'm still a fan, but I mostly just think about it from time to time and don't actually collect their merchandise anymore. It's still good to know someone that likes it besides me though. You're the first one I've met that collects them like I used to. Nice to meet you! Later.

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The Party Room / What would "x member" never say?
« on: December 28, 2008, 10:10:02 AM »
The best that I could come up with:

WeirdRaptor: Even perfect villians have good, honest feelings that must be sympathized with. All evil characters still have a light within them that just needs to be found, or all is truly lost. Why can't more people understand that?

brekclub85: Sharpteeth with feelings!? You're obviously joking, right? Anybody with an ounce of common sense knows full well that they're just mindless killers who only have instinct to act on and murder everyone just for pure pleasure. Duh!

Malte279 and Petrie: We don't care that you didn't break any rules! Because we're administrators and we noticed that very few people agreed with at least one of your posts, you can say your goodbyes to your account here!

Mumbling: Pikachu is the stupidest looking pokemon I've ever seen! You won't catch me dead wearing anything that resembles that electric vermin in any way.

Littlefoot1616: I probably have more access to the internet than any of you, which is the reason why my responses are so fast. Take a look at the LBT Trivia Game that's pinned in The Party Room for proof. Now THAT'S what I call prompt service!

The Friendly Sharptooth: You all just wait and see! Someday I WILL write a simple, one sentence response to someone when that's really all that's necessary.

I sincerely hope I didn't go too far with this...

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Hobbies and Recreation / Misc. Hobbies
« on: December 28, 2008, 07:46:53 AM »
How true. I didn't see it like that before.
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When there are two words for exactly the same thing and one of the words is far-spread and well known while the other is unknown to many, it is often the better choice to pick the word which people will understand.
How bitter it was for me to learn that. It was always so confusing when I'd always look for the rarest words that meant what I wanted to express and my essays would be full of them. I'd always read mine aloud, and eveyone would get so annoyed at how they couldn't follow it at all. Any rare ways of speaking, as it would seem, should be used with extreme discretion unfortunately. I wanted utmost originality when I wrote but it does seem to really bother most people. I guess I can't impress someone who doesn't understand me, eh? But still, I do find it pleseant to learn more about that stuff, even if just for the fun of it and not to be able to use it much at all in my writing or conversation. Thank you for the descriptive explanation.

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