pep - question...
the b3ta clock seems to have shoved a few days into the standard british year...
according to my profile i am 1 year and 1 or 2 days old but i spazzed back and found my first post dated 28th March...? how's that work then?
(: incidentally you were my first reply :)
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Mon 24 Mar 2003, 15:47,
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according to my profile i am 1 year and 1 or 2 days old but i spazzed back and found my first post dated 28th March...? how's that work then?
(: incidentally you were my first reply :)
hmm
maybe you signed up a while before your first post? Alot of people do - so that would mean you are the right age, really. Also, the server doesn't take leap years into account - which might have something to do with it.
maybe?
Hell i dunno I'm guessing !
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Mon 24 Mar 2003, 15:56,
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maybe?
Hell i dunno I'm guessing !
seems logical...
okay well i'm still going with my original idea...
i will be 1 on the 28th not when my profile said i was 1
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Mon 24 Mar 2003, 15:59,
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i will be 1 on the 28th not when my profile said i was 1
sounds good to me.
happy birthday for then. (just incase i forget).
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Mon 24 Mar 2003, 16:01,
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you registered
a couple days before you posted then,
Also the time on the spazz is one hour behind what the time really was (ignoring natural b3tan time drift) so if you see a post at 17:00 it was posted at 18:00 really.
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Mon 24 Mar 2003, 15:57,
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Also the time on the spazz is one hour behind what the time really was (ignoring natural b3tan time drift) so if you see a post at 17:00 it was posted at 18:00 really.
This probably goes back to when the clocks changed last
when they go forward/backwards again for daylight saving the board should either fix itself or go 2 hours off kilter for the maessages from last year.
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Mon 24 Mar 2003, 15:59,
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also, apparently
sql server by default uses a 360 day year...something to do with US financial thingumy-bobs
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Mon 24 Mar 2003, 16:02,
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hahahahahahaha.......twats!
(the people who designed such crap 360dayness - not Americans in general)
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Mon 24 Mar 2003, 16:05,
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I'm
loving it loving it loving it
[edit: the more I watch it, the more I love it]
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Mon 24 Mar 2003, 15:37,
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[edit: the more I watch it, the more I love it]
blimey!
madness..
on a pedantic note - aren't the keys made out of tusk?
:)
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Mon 24 Mar 2003, 15:40,
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on a pedantic note - aren't the keys made out of tusk?
:)
urm
well people have been known to "tickle the ivories"
but don't forget that in this gif, the stool has human feet
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Mon 24 Mar 2003, 15:43,
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but don't forget that in this gif, the stool has human feet
Arn't tusks
teeth?
bet you will tell me they are hair, or something now...
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Mon 24 Mar 2003, 15:43,
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bet you will tell me they are hair, or something now...
big grey things...
big, mobile noses,
not keen on mice,
big memory,
big feet,
Very impressive penises,
big teeth things?
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Mon 24 Mar 2003, 15:51,
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not keen on mice,
big memory,
big feet,
Very impressive penises,
big teeth things?
ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
I was thinking the Elephant was playing his own piano made out of human teeth and skin and feet for the stool.
A turn of the tables.
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Mon 24 Mar 2003, 15:45,
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A turn of the tables.
the story was inspired by
thinking how an elephant would react to finding out that its tusks are made into piano keys...
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Mon 24 Mar 2003, 15:46,
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it might be worth a visit
to London Zoo to tell them and see what really happens.
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Mon 24 Mar 2003, 15:55,
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i feel hypnotised..
must...tear...eyes...away...from....metronome...
;)
btw, bit of a TJ, but was trying to translate some acronyms, and found this.
ILSHIBAMF=I Laughed So Hard I Broke All My Furniture!
eh?
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Mon 24 Mar 2003, 15:44,
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;)
btw, bit of a TJ, but was trying to translate some acronyms, and found this.
ILSHIBAMF=I Laughed So Hard I Broke All My Furniture!
eh?