gyjhkhk
128
Unicycle Tone
>
> cfdfgk
>
>
I barely understand siteswap - now they have invented something new with
letters.
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Peter Bone
>
> 128 wrote:
> >
> > cfdfgk
> >
> >
>
> I barely understand siteswap - now they have invented something new with
> letters.
>
The c collides with the second f
3balljuggler
>
> cfdfgk
>
>
At first I thought you just randomly typed something like: jidfjdijfvi
And I must remember that siteswap isn't just numbers.
3balljuggler
>
> 128 wrote:
> >
> > cfdfgk
> >
> >
>
> At first I thought you just randomly typed something like: jidfjdijfvi
>
> And I must remember that siteswap isn't just numbers.
>
>
>
perhaps they're not even possible....
Fabio Pinna
wrote:
>The c collides with the second f
Come on. This is just bashing the original poster.
You should post a fix, for the sake of research and knowledge!
And for great justice too!
Fab.
All your ss are belong to us.
AliTheJuggler
RobinDuyck
>
> cfdfgk
>
>
I think you're totally right!
Fabio Pinna
wrote:
>did you know that sex and tachhydrite are both siteswaps
You sure? Jugglinglab apparently does not like sex.
http://jugglinglab.sourceforge.net/siteswap.php?pattern=sex
Fab.
Maybe it's because of the x?
AliTheJuggler
i never checked i just saw it on jugglewiki
look at the very bottom of the page
http://jugglewiki.org/wiki/Old_Sandbox
Peter Bone
Yes, sex is valid and excited!
Don't forget endosteally
Paul
> cfdfgk
It took me sometime, but I deciphered the code!
It's actually pointing to a secret concealed beneath floors of an old
castle in france called 'rennes le chateu'.
Any volunteers to go find it?
Paul B.
ian smith
Are you serious? I'd like to know more about this, if it isn't a hoax.
rdiss
Could you post a video of it?
-bd
(am I the youngest ever to do it?)
Paul
wrote:
> Paul wrote:
>
> > On 4 Jul, 08:28, 128 <cheapho...@sina.com> wrote:
> > > cfdfgk
>
> > It took me sometime, but I deciphered the code!
> > It's actually pointing to a secret concealed beneath floors of an old
> > castle in france called 'rennes le chateu'.
> > Any volunteers to go find it?
>
> > Paul B.
>
> Are you serious? I'd like to know more about this, if it isn't a hoax.
Oh, I'm bloody serious. Its something to do with a french royal,
apparently.
Paul B.
---------------------
Put the Dan Brown down and back slowly towards the Umberto Eco
section... Thats it... Nice and easy...
ian smith
>
> On 4 Jul, 18:41, ianrsmi...@blueyonder.co.uk.nospam.com (ian smith)
> wrote:
> > Paul wrote:
> >
> > > On 4 Jul, 08:28, 128 <cheapho...@sina.com> wrote:
> > > > cfdfgk
> >
> > > It took me sometime, but I deciphered the code!
> > > It's actually pointing to a secret concealed beneath floors of an old
> > > castle in france called 'rennes le chateu'.
> > > Any volunteers to go find it?
> >
> > > Paul B.
> >
> > Are you serious? I'd like to know more about this, if it isn't a hoax.
>
> Oh, I'm bloody serious. Its something to do with a french royal,
> apparently.
>
> Paul B.
>
> ---------------------
> Put the Dan Brown down and back slowly towards the Umberto Eco
> section... Thats it... Nice and easy...
>
>
thought that the film was a letdown, especially how they skipped one of
the codexes.
simat
>
> did you know that sex and tachhydrite are both siteswaps
>
did you know that gullible is a siteswap?
AliTheJuggler
>
> AliTheJuggler wrote:
> >
> > did you know that sex and tachhydrite are both siteswaps
> >
>
> did you know that gullible is a siteswap?
>
yes
Paul
wrote:
> I should have seen that coming! I loved the book (Da Vinci code), but
> thought that the film was a letdown, especially how they skipped one of
> the codexes.
Bless ya, yes, you should have done. Especially if you had read 'Holy
Blood and the Holy Grail' which the da vinci code was shamelessly
nicked fro^H^H^H^H^H to which it bears a passing resmblance but has
been legally proved to be distinct from.
Paul B.
Paul
> AliTheJuggler wrote:
>
> > did you know that sex and tachhydrite are both siteswaps
>
> did you know that gullible is a siteswap?
Actually, you'll find that if you check the OED, it does not contain
the word 'gullible'. Its just slang, apparently.
Paul B.
^Tom_
are you sure? you must be kidding! how could that possibly be true
Tom
ps - did you know that the name Tom came from the book of Gullible's
Travels?
Little Paul
>
> Actually, you'll find that if you check the OED, it does not contain
> the word 'gullible'. Its just slang, apparently.
*pulls copy of OED off the shelf*
*checks*
Bloody hell! You're right!
-Paul
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PinkNigel
> Especially if you had read 'Holy
> Blood and the Holy Grail' which the da vinci code was shamelessly
> nicked fro^H^H^H^H^H to which it bears a passing resmblance but has
> been legally proved to be distinct from.
On the grounds that HBHG was written by someone with a reasonable grasp of
the English language,
and who didn't think that...
Ellipses at the end of a chapter is an effective way of creating suspense,
but instead realised that it's
just lazy, poor writing.
(Ooh, it's been a while since I had a good "D__ B____ is a talentless
hack" rant.)
Jay Linn
<ni...@juggler.net.nospam.com> wrote:
<snip>
> (Ooh, it's been a while since I had a good "D__ B____ is a talentless
> hack" rant.)
You have some kind of problem with Dave Bostock?
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Disinterring the long dead.
Little Paul
>
> You have some kind of problem with Dave Bostock?
*chortle*
popstar_dave
>
> Paul wrote:
> > Especially if you had read 'Holy
> > Blood and the Holy Grail' which the da vinci code was shamelessly
> > nicked fro^H^H^H^H^H to which it bears a passing resmblance but has
> > been legally proved to be distinct from.
>
> On the grounds that HBHG was written by someone with a reasonable grasp of
> the English language,
> and who didn't think that...
>
> Ellipses at the end of a chapter is an effective way of creating suspense,
> but instead realised that it's
> just lazy, poor writing.
Hehehe... you should read some Matthew Reiley. (Young, Aussie action
author - think James Bond meets Die Hard in paperback with a lot less
talent.)
He's had some cracking ends to chapters, "It was at that moment that
Lieutenant Schoefield realised that he'd just fired the last shell from
his DBK-F90 Delta-grade machine gun. And the crunching noise was still
coming from behind the bulkhead. He peer around and was amazed to see..."
Cheers,
Dave
charliejuggler
> He's had some cracking ends to chapters, "It was at that moment that
> Lieutenant Schoefield realised that he'd just fired the last shell from
> his DBK-F90 Delta-grade machine gun. And the crunching noise was still
> coming from behind the bulkhead. He peer around and was amazed to see..."
"..Jason Garfield swallowing the last of the clown shoes" ?
C
>
> Cheers,
> Dave
>
Paul
On 9 Jul, 14:05, dcheet...@gmail.com.nospam.com (popstar_dave) wrote:
> Hehehe... you should read some Matthew Reiley. (Young, Aussie action
> author - think James Bond meets Die Hard in paperback with a lot less
> talent.)
>
> He's had some cracking ends to chapters, "It was at that moment that
> Lieutenant Schoefield realised that he'd just fired the last shell from
> his DBK-F90 Delta-grade machine gun. And the crunching noise was still
> coming from behind the bulkhead. He peer around and was amazed to see..."
Urgh. Sounds like war porn for 'young adults'. Poorly written war porn
at that.
I just threw up a little in my mouth.
Paul B.