not a noob to the forums btw, had 1200 posts under my old username, Boyd, oh wait that was Jiunn . . . . LOL
this is going to be fun.....
i do believe this reply is the 20th quote block.
i hate you all
damnit im part of the problem
What a bunch of Fluff Posters.
I would never be part of something like this!
hahahaha, Kuzi the fluff post thread is like a gateway thread . . . .pretty soon you'll be up all night posting to the word game . . .
doubt it.
fluff fluffity fluff fluff fluff
This is insanity. And I know A little on the subject.
Post #398
399...
400!!! WOOOO
Congrats on 400!!!!!
And LOL Taylor....sorry about your browser bro, but that makes me think we may be reaching the "quote block threshold" though.
hahaha, glad this has some staying power.
Is there no end to what should not have been started?
wow... had to get in on this one...
I think there is no end to that which can't be finished....
I feel somehow cheated
White is a color, the perception of which is evoked by light that stimulates all three types of color sensitive cone cells in the human eye in nearly equal amounts and with high brightness compared to the surroundings. A white visual stimulation will be void of hue and grayness.
White light can be generated in many ways. The sun is such a source, electric incandescence is another. Modern light sources are fluorescent lamps and light-emitting diodes. An object whose surface reflects back most of the light it receives and does not alter its color will appear white, unless it has very high specular reflection.
Since white is the extreme end of the visual spectrum (in terms of both hue and shade), and since white objects - such as clouds, snow and flowers - appear often in nature, it has frequent symbolism. Human culture has many references to white, often related to purity and cleanness, whilst the high contrast between white and black is often used to represent opposite extremes.
am i the only one who finds deals on cigars and thinks, well im not a big fan of em but i know people who are so i could trade en out, or I really like em but i dont need 10-20...could i trade them... hmm, if i only had a hundred bucks to spend on cigars right now- 5v, padilla black bears, and aj are all calling my wallet tonight.
so talking to doctors (psych and medical) it turns out that i can hear just fine, just if im not paying attention or if its not loud enough then the words and whatnot just sound like the teacher on peanuts. Guess thats what i get for not being able to hear my first couple of years of life.
so talking to doctors (psych and medical) it turns out that i can hear just fine, just if im not paying attention or if its not loud enough then the words and whatnot just sound like the teacher on peanuts. Guess thats what i get for not being able to hear my first couple of years of life.
so talking to doctors (psych and medical) it turns out that i can hear just fine, just if im not paying attention or if its not loud enough then the words and whatnot just sound like the teacher on peanuts. Guess thats what i get for not being able to hear my first couple of years of life.
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Is there no end to what should not have been started?
White is a color, the perception of which is evoked by light that stimulates all three types of color sensitive cone cells in the human eye in nearly equal amounts and with high brightness compared to the surroundings. A white visual stimulation will be void of hue and grayness.
White light can be generated in many ways. The sun is such a source, electric incandescence is another. Modern light sources are fluorescent lamps and light-emitting diodes. An object whose surface reflects back most of the light it receives and does not alter its color will appear white, unless it has very high specular reflection.
Since white is the extreme end of the visual spectrum (in terms of both hue and shade), and since white objects - such as clouds, snow and flowers - appear often in nature, it has frequent symbolism. Human culture has many references to white, often related to purity and cleanness, whilst the high contrast between white and black is often used to represent opposite extremes.
Too much fluff?
I too thought this would be the case.
But, if my counting is right, this is quote level #40....
I reckon not.
Why let it die now?
let's keep the fluff alive!
Nah, he is just ugly.
A good dog though.
I just have not figured out what he is good for yet!
That's fluff.