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Discussion in 'Credit Talk' started by nyyanks81, Oct 17, 2001.

  1. nyyanks81

    nyyanks81 Well-Known Member

    746
     
  2. mglanham

    mglanham Well-Known Member

    you don't say
     
  3. breeze

    breeze Well-Known Member

    woo hoo
     
  4. Momof3

    Momof3 Well-Known Member

    Is this your score, your area code or your lucky lottery number??????
     
  5. doodyhead

    doodyhead Well-Known Member

    maybe its a flight #

    I know that's sick... but maybe
     
  6. dogman

    dogman Well-Known Member

    I bet you were concise while writing your school term papers...
     
  7. supershawn

    supershawn Well-Known Member

    Finally, a topic that get's right to the 'point' .




    Shawn
     
  8. Erica

    Erica Well-Known Member

    lol Shawn.
     
  9. PsychDoc

    PsychDoc Well-Known Member

    Maybe this person had a period.

    Doc
     
  10. supershawn

    supershawn Well-Known Member

    Or it was morse code......

    No wait, it was our first BRAILLE poster!!!!!!!!!!


    Yeah, that's it...that's the ticket.......

    Shawn
     
  11. PsychDoc

    PsychDoc Well-Known Member

    Shawn, speaking of punctuation, why is there an apostrophe in your dog's poop? Shouldn't your signature read "three circles before she poops" rather than "three circles before she poop's"? If not, how long has your dog been crapping such diacritical marks, and is it painful?

    Doc
     
  12. supershawn

    supershawn Well-Known Member

    Doc- you are sooo hard on me. Don't you remember, I was an Engineering major. 'We don't do spelling.'

    But, I gave this some thought....
    I think I said poop's because I was thinking of multiple pieces of 'poopage', rather than one large single piece of 'poop'.

    Now, one time, when 'we' lived in New England, it snowed about 2 feet. Unfortunately for Casey, my dog, the snow was up to her butt. NOW, in that case, there WAS a single piece of 'poop'. That sucker was about a foot and a half long. Poor dog, looked like she was laying a piece of cable.

    But, alas, I am sure you are correct. I will change it to 'poops'.

    Then, I can say, with all honesty, that I finally have my sh!t together.


    Shawn
     
  13. dlo64

    dlo64 Well-Known Member

    Yes, it is Braille and guess what it is?

    An apostrophe!

    Because of my visual disability I can read (by touch as well as by sight) and write Braille.
     
  14. supershawn

    supershawn Well-Known Member

    Cool! I learned something today.

    Hope I didn't offend you or anything, I only meant it as a joke.

    I have often looked at the braille menus on ATM machines and at fast food places. I think it is absolutely AMAZING to watch people read in Braille. It seems so difficult, yet they go so fast.

    It really makes me think of how humans only use a small portion of their brains. When you see how people with disabilities develop their other senses to such a fine point, it really makes you wonder what our bodies are capable of.

    Now, someone needs to tell us what it would have meant in morse code. I know 'S' is ... , but I don't know what a single dot is. (and I don't feel like looking it up right now).

    I am sure there is a HAM or military person here who will know right off the top of their head.

    Shawn
     
  15. Nave

    Nave Well-Known Member

    "." (Dot) is E in Morse code

    Not sure what it is in NYYanks Code?

    Poops is plural for poop... Poop's is possessive, or belonging to the poop, as in "The poop's pants were red"....but if you ask me it is all a bunch of crap ....

    poop in Morse code is .--. --- --- .--.

    -Peace, Dave
     
  16. bbauer

    bbauer Banned

    Probably not painful, Doc. But it's sure likely to be if the pooch ever tries an ampersand.
     
  17. breeze

    breeze Well-Known Member

    degenerates
     
  18. bbauer

    bbauer Banned

    breeze:

    I've got a degree in electrical engineering, I've graduated from 3 or 4 tech schools in electronics and I must have read a gadzillion books on electricity and electronics and computers too, and I know all about generation, generators and co-generation, all that kind of stuff. But your de-generate has me puzzled.

    How the heck do you (de)generate? Run the generator backwards?
     
  19. breeze

    breeze Well-Known Member

    Bill, what I was setting up, was jokes about Ellen Degeneres, LOL. I never expected engineering jokes. and have no comment. :p
     
  20. Erica

    Erica Well-Known Member

    You guys are toooo much. ROFLMAOPIP


    (PS I'm peein not poopin in my pants. lol)
     

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