
Or does Donald Verger look a lot like Mason Rumsfeld.
Let's face it. They both have the same motive: Revenge!

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Let's face it. They both have the same motive: Revenge!


That's Donald Rumsfeld, the US Defence Secretary.
and the other one is Mason Verger from Hannibal (played by The Incredible Gary Oldman)
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and the other one is Mason Verger from Hannibal (played by The Incredible Gary Oldman)

Donald Rumsfeld is an evil fuck who will destroy us all. FACT
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was going to make that last week - but having him coming out of specsavers 2 for 1 sale looking dead smug!!
wooooo!
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wooooo!

Well? Isn't it?
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"Sixteen eyes.. sixteen eyes"
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A variation on an old theme, buggered if I have the brains to figure out how it works though.Now I just feel like a mong. :-)
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male chicken if ever there was one.
I'm afraid.
And last time it came up, a number of people gave full mathematical explanations (myself included).
It was great fun all round
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I'm afraid.
And last time it came up, a number of people gave full mathematical explanations (myself included).
It was great fun all round

I actually figured it out for myself, because i'm great.
I actually did, honest
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I actually did, honest

of the thing... I'm kinda sad like that.
Comes with the job though I guess.
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Comes with the job though I guess.

9, 18, 27, 36, etc. are always the same symbol. You always get a multiple of nine in the result...
11. 1+1 = 2, 11-2 = 9
12. 1+2 = 3, 12-3 = 9
13. 1+3 = 4, 13-4 = 9
and so on.
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11. 1+1 = 2, 11-2 = 9
12. 1+2 = 3, 12-3 = 9
13. 1+3 = 4, 13-4 = 9
and so on.

i figured that the silly sum had to be the key, so i just put consecutive numbers into the formula, and noticed the pattern.
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only get 9, 18, 27, 36 etc. they always have the same symbol.
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if you know what I mean. I never knew the bit about the 9's, but sussed that the symbol was changing.
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answers are multiples of nine - from 9 to 81, all those numbers have the same symbol.
It really is the Krypton Factor.
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It really is the Krypton Factor.

your number can be expressed in the form 10x+y, e.g. 34 = (3x10)+4.
Then you subtract the first digit (i.e. x), and the second digit (y), so you perform:
10x + y - x - y = 9x.
Therefore the number you end up with will be a factor of 9. All the factors of 9 have the same symbol.
QED.
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Then you subtract the first digit (i.e. x), and the second digit (y), so you perform:
10x + y - x - y = 9x.
Therefore the number you end up with will be a factor of 9. All the factors of 9 have the same symbol.
QED.

algebraic equations aside, how come you can keep getting different symbols?
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it puts a different symbol there. To prove it to yourself, clicking on the bowl will always give the symbol at 9.
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All multiples of nine have the same symbol which changes everytime you have a go. For example if 9 has a smiley face, so would 18, 27, 36 etc. The next round they would all change to a triangle or whatever. Basically all multiples of nine keep the same symbol. When one changes, they all do
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if 10x+y, e.g. 64 = (3*x-7)+4 + 83.
Obviously,
10x + y - x - y = 9x + ab^64 = [$334]p
Therefore
x=x and y = y + a badger.
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Obviously,
10x + y - x - y = 9x + ab^64 = [$334]p
Therefore
x=x and y = y + a badger.

well done you.
Can i point out...
this clock............ VVVVV...... IS fuujxorated.
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Can i point out...
this clock............ VVVVV...... IS fuujxorated.

...c'est merde! Passez-moi le fromage.
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exists in the future. Didn't you know that? You will in a few minutes.
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ahead.
A while back they turned it back a bit, but it still moves forward very slowly.
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A while back they turned it back a bit, but it still moves forward very slowly.

that's made me do Big Laughs. there a spare seat on that hell-bound train?
WYH!
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WYH!

but i feel it needs the quo on it somewhere.....
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posts here:
#
Relevence being it was the same day
forget I ever spoke
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Relevence being it was the same day
forget I ever spoke


The gold medal winner Bungee-Twin Yoyo Event, Gustav van Offenbaker (NED)

did he hit something on the way down? poor things lost his testicals.
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I can see the filthy grin on your face from here.
You slut.
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You slut.

No need for the final speech bubble really.
PS New Matt - surely it's Matt nouveau qu'il porte un chapeau?
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Tue 4 Mar 2003, 17:02,
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PS New Matt - surely it's Matt nouveau qu'il porte un chapeau?

apologise for that ;)
it's still worthy of a woo and a yay though!
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it's still worthy of a woo and a yay though!

he then decided to build a fuck-off great golf complex on their sacred burial grounds.
wanker.
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wanker.

Wow! It's like milk, baby, but it's got attitude:
www.ragingcow.com/
The marketing bods behind this are hip to the groove, daddy-o - and man, are they paying the price:
blogdex.media.mit.edu/track.asp?id=4534830
blogdex.media.mit.edu/track.asp?id=4548326
Don't bother leaving any comments on the site. The mod has an itchy trigger finger.
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www.ragingcow.com/
The marketing bods behind this are hip to the groove, daddy-o - and man, are they paying the price:
blogdex.media.mit.edu/track.asp?id=4534830
blogdex.media.mit.edu/track.asp?id=4548326
Don't bother leaving any comments on the site. The mod has an itchy trigger finger.

I really can't be arsed with all this blog nonsense.
What is it about? And why?
Does anybody actually ever read them?
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Tue 4 Mar 2003, 16:59,
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What is it about? And why?
Does anybody actually ever read them?

and you can ignore most of the blog fluff that goes around - it's just a publishing format, after all.
It's what people do with them that counts.
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It's what people do with them that counts.

to be honest, I lied - I've looked over some blogs, yours included, and there are sometimes some gems to be found. I think that my problem is that I'm too used to the fast pace and relative anonymity of that which is b3ta.
Or something. It has pickshers. And stuff.
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Or something. It has pickshers. And stuff.

acts like a community blog of sorts - but it's not something I say often, as people often mistake B3ta for a blog when it's much more than that.
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the other half million exist only for the vanity of the writers.
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the poor saps all work for google now. I feel sorry for them. they spend all day ripping links off other blogs just for 5 readers and to feed the google page rank system. ha ha. the only influence is making google stronger.
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be a kill joy but if you rewind wouldn't the leg come flying into the frame backwards? Feel free to kick me till I stop making noises.
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Honestly - would have been easier (and less frames) if I'd done them both. Guess I should have written 'Let's re-wind furtive'
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edit: haha

it was only a caption for the pic. not real news :)
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should be an apostrophe somewhere in the caption
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(worry not, we are all only being pedantic in jest, the picture is appreciated)
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you have shortened to 'were'
the loss of the 'a' in 'are' deserves an apostrophe, thus creating "we're".
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the loss of the 'a' in 'are' deserves an apostrophe, thus creating "we're".

couldn't resist.
'Tis a good pic though - their clueless expressions just make it funnier!
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'Tis a good pic though - their clueless expressions just make it funnier!

under attack?
'. there. it's easy. right between # and ;.
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'. there. it's easy. right between # and ;.

I didn't know they were under attack though :)
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My little cat is turning out to be my favorite model ever!
Latest extreme photo of pickles.

pix not good enough that people are stealing my phrases instead?
Edit: No worries - I'm just being silly!
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Edit: No worries - I'm just being silly!

its backwards, for a start. Thats reflected, not upside down :)
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not exactly spontaneous, or skilled, just writing text and saving it as an upside down image. Sorry. but i quite like the cut of his jib, with regards to upside down writing
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*EDIT* - That's given me an idea ... :)

maybe a really little version inline.
edit: i was talking to isthisyou, not mode80. mode80s was fine the size it was, sorry for the mix-up.
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edit: i was talking to isthisyou, not mode80. mode80s was fine the size it was, sorry for the mix-up.



Pot smoking pal Tommy Chong was greatly disappointed to learn Cheech had been arrested on terrorism charges.

He was also noted as voicing the obvious abuse Cheech went through as they stretched his shirt out to reveal his beastly chest.
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He was also noted as voicing the obvious abuse Cheech went through as they stretched his shirt out to reveal his beastly chest.
![Challenge Entry: Robots! [challenge entry]](/images/board_posticon_c.gif)
it's Robot Mugabe

i lack the powers to use paint :(
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Tue 4 Mar 2003, 16:32,
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i lack the powers to use paint :(

just stumbled over the hulton archive?
:)
woo they are good shopages.
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Tue 4 Mar 2003, 16:32,
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:)
woo they are good shopages.

and I think not sharing them is rather piggy. B3ta is a place for learning. Everyone's skills and knowledge has improved immensely since they started posting here, I've watched sucky 'shoppers become geniuses in a matter of weeks or months, simply due to the moral and informational support that one receives here. It always saddens me when they get greedy with their sources or filters or tips or whatever. It happened to me only recently, I wanted to know what filter someone used and they wouldn't tell me. I was appalled. such thankless hoarding. tsk!
anyway, I'm sure you were only joking, but it just set me off and I'm cranky today.
unless you were the person who wouldn't tell me what filter that was...
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anyway, I'm sure you were only joking, but it just set me off and I'm cranky today.
unless you were the person who wouldn't tell me what filter that was...
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