I just listed all the people on Glocals that come from ex-Soviet states (and a few others that I thought just looked a bit suspicious) and mailed it to the police. I guess the admins will have a bit of work on their hands handing over the IP addresses, but in the long-run we'll all be sleeping a little better thanks to me.
hayes, May 8, 2009 @ 11:20

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bedrock (08/05/2009)

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>> 45 adults and ten children

Are you sure it was glocals, and not some other site you frequent?[/quote]



1. I was talking about phase two of the operation, I only sent the email after reading Translator's post. I just want to help the police round up the remainder.

2. As I understand it, some people on Glocals (but not all) have children. Some people on Glocals (but not all) have parents. Some people on Glocals (but not all) know people that aren't even on Glocals (actually that last one probably isn't true).

3. Next on my list is to deal with the thieving Dutch.
hayes, May 8, 2009 @ 13:50

this is making me laugh sooooooooo much - great end to the week - the glocals dragnet :D
nickpenn, May 8, 2009 @ 14:21

Welcome back guys,
the only thing I can say...is that I am the only star one should talk about, regardless if I,m shrinking or collapsing ;-)
cheers,
diva

divagirl, May 8, 2009 @ 19:34

[quote][b]bedrock (08/05/2009)

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1. Astronomers have relentlessly argued that stars are in fact burning gas clouds (whilst insisting there is no oxygen in space, nor someone with a very big lighter)

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Horseshit. Everyone knows that the solar oxygen abundance is log(O/H)+12 = 8.6, ackkshully.







[quote][b]bedrock (08/05/2009)

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2. They submit it takes 16 billion years from the most distant known star to travel to earth (whereas we know the earth is only 4-5 billion years old!)

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If I'm following you correctly, you're saying that it takes an hour to get here from Lausanne on the train, but only 20 minutes to drink a can of Feldschlossen on the platform.







[quote][b]bedrock (08/05/2009)

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3. They thereby have deprived Anglophone parents everywhere of the legitimacy to sing 'Twinkle twinkle little star' unless they insert silly questions such as 'how much black mass is there?' and 'is the universe shrinking or collapsing?' which make terrible rhyme

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When children reach a certain level, the give up on twinkle twinkle little star and move on to David Weinberg's dark matter rap.







[quote][b]bedrock (08/05/2009)

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4. They have stolen from the rich for many years to pursue their puerile purveyance of what they claim are ancient sources of radiation under the cover of scientific exploration and progress[/quote]



No no no no. Nobody ever said anything about progress.







[quote][b]bedrock (08/05/2009)

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5. This constitutes the theft of dreams and money

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The rich don't have dreams, you idiot.







[quote][b]bedrock (08/05/2009)

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6. It also leads to the conclusion - elementary dear hayes - that astronomers are part of the organized crime ring from the east (which the bible already had concluded when it deliberately obscured the source of the gold and myrrh), who are very good at inventing convincing online identities

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I don't mind the organised crime bit, but how did you shoe-horn the East into that argument?







[quote][b]bedrock (08/05/2009)

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I suggest we reach an amicable solution.[/quote]



Never!
hayes, May 8, 2009 @ 19:53

[quote][quote][b]

bedrock (08/05/2009)

[/b]

>> 45 adults and ten children

Are you sure it was glocals, and not some other site you frequent?[/quote]



1. I was talking about phase two of the operation, I only sent the email after reading Translator's post. I just want to help the police round up the remainder.

2. As I understand it, some people on Glocals (but not all) have children. Some people on Glocals (but not all) have parents. Some people on Glocals (but not all) know people that aren't even on Glocals (actually that last one probably isn't true).

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Is that a joke? :blink:
ThomasNL, May 8, 2009 @ 20:38

I mean this one:



3. Next on my list is to deal with the thieving Dutch.
ThomasNL, May 8, 2009 @ 20:39

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ThomasNL (08/05/2009)[/b]

I mean this one:



3. Next on my list is to deal with the thieving Dutch.[/quote]



Yeah, dude, I hear you. I meant it as well. Those Dutch...
hayes, May 9, 2009 @ 07:05

wait wait wait wait... how'd I get stuck in this argument?  and how's it that I happened to catch my eyes on this long bantering thread? I started googling my name to see what would come up... and led me to this link. :ermm:

but bedrock, surely there are worse words in the english language than 'elopement'? I could think of a few but wouldn't care to post...
YouMeCo, May 9, 2009 @ 08:08

in inglische isa, stick with inglish
YouMeCo, May 9, 2009 @ 08:26

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YouMeCo (09/05/2009)[/b]

how'd I get stuck in this argument? [/quote]



If I'm not mistaken, your 2007 Oscar was for being everywhere. It follows, therefore, that you should be in every argument.
hayes, May 9, 2009 @ 15:45

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isa413 (09/05/2009)[/b]

a little latin never hurt anyone

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He died for your sins, Isa413. So that you could be saved.



A little Latin never hurt anyone? Si tacuisses, philosophus mansisses.
hayes, May 9, 2009 @ 15:56