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3. Dirty Harry.

Do excuse me, I was referring to the sex chromosomes. 5 pairs = 10.

And no, Tityus (or Tityas) was a fictional Greek mythological man (or creature? I can't remember), or in your case, a scarab beetle. Neither of which had 10 chromosomes. Not that I'm aware of any way... Oh and TySonToasT sneaks in with a head shot. So pack up, gome home and you're through, how could I make a man out of yooooooooooou? Round over.

Only one left now.

I think the confusion lies with in that fact that the scores have been totalled after round 5. This is round 6, so any points earned here are as of yet not counted.

Everyone's been right thus far. We still have 4, 8 and 10.

Gather round, droogs. 1. Which book, pre-dating this common era of ours, had the opening lines 'All human beings Desire to Understand'? - CLAIMED! Johelian stopped questioning the existence of matter to aid us on our quest for eternal knowledge in the realm of ancient literature by showing us Aristotle's Metaphysics. 2.We had two bags of grass, seventy-five pellets of mescaline, five sheets of high-powered blotter acid, a saltshaker half-full of cocaine, and a whole multi colored collection of uppers, downers, laughers, screamers... Also, a quart of tequila, a quart of rum, a case of beer, a pint of raw ether... but how many amyls? - CLAIMED! Stepping away from his case of white powder and multi-coloured pills, Emo injected us with some more powerful information as he broke word of two-dozen amyls in his car boot for a trip in which he was ready to bring some Fear and Loathing into Las Vegas. 3. The following words are plastered on my wall: "He not busy being born Is busy dying." "You feel to moan but unlike before, You discover That you'd just be one more person crying." "But even the president of the United States sometimes must have to stand naked." "To keep it in your mind and not forget That it is not he or she or them or it That you belong to." "It's life, and life only." The lines are all from the same song. What song are they from? (And the artist) - CLAIMED! Monopolyman pulled out a glass of wine, some candles, and played us 'It's Alright Ma' by Bob Dylan on his geeeeetar. We then had rampant sex after. 4. Which year did the synthesis of urea take place? - CLAIMED! Releasing a test tube of urea, Twilight Link finally thought he had synthesised our natural poison, only to realise he had seen it all before in 1828. He then went back in time and burned all the evidence. 5. Ultimate Warrior vs. hulk Hogan! Which Wrestlemania was it?! - CLAIMED! Reminisscing about his time of selling hot dogs to fat old men in wrestling arenas, SOAG let loose his story about how he had an instant orgasm at the sight of seeing The Ultimate Warrior and Hulk Hogan grapple each other at Wrestlemania 6. 6. How did Socrates meet his untimely death? - CLAIMED! Tom took moments away from his life of serial killing to lecture us on the benfits of Hemlock poisoning. 7. What was the name of the plane that dropped the atomic bomb on Nagasaki? - CLAIMED! Bowser57 flew out of the shadows to drop the atomic bomb of knowledge that was Bock's car. 8. Which animal has 10 chromosomes?- CLAIMED! Uponre-evaluating his sexuality, TySonToast came to the startling discovery that both he and the platypus shared once common feature - 10 chromosomes. 9. lenin - He promised peace, bread, and what? - CLAIMED! Peace, bread and land were announced on a pedestal by comrade Black Fox. 10. James Dean got his first oscar nomination for which film? - CLAIMED! Greeting her oscar with warm tidings, dukkadukka announced in her acceptance speech that she couldn't have done it without James Dean's performance in East of Eden.

I personally thought the first one was over rated and tediously boring. I'm holding out on this one till otherwise proven wrong.

I shall update tomorrow with some more quizzical embodiments for you to suck up and get high on. Bare avec moi.

Fair enough, it just all comes out as a crazy form of rhetoric to me. Do as you will, I'm sure there's something this outsider does not see.

Yeah, doing it with a few friends. We can't decide on a name, so far we've had: The Buttmonkeys The Backstreet boys The Untouchables The Give Up Nows - We've Already Won Anyway The No Just Kiddings - We Actually suck The Magnificent 4 The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, And the 4th guy. The Buttmunchers The Big Kahuna Burgers The Don Vitos The We Give Head To Get Aheads The Kim Il Sungs The Fools In The Rain The Calls Of Cthulhu

It does? All I'm seeing is 'hey guyz, ima better anime fan dan u cuz i do all this shit chek me out im a tru anime fan.'

And downloading isn't leeching? Huh?

I don't understand this 'how can here be a God if there is evil' arguement. 1. Good, evil. Morality. Who sets the standard for morality? What's good? What's evil? But sure, let's take the 10 commandments or whatever scripture and use that as a basis. 2. You assume that God wanted to create a perfect planet. Why so? Perhaps a perfect being wanted to create a perfectly imperfect planet. 3. Trade off. Hurricanes. They're so bad and evil, why would a God ever let that happen?! Balance, maybe? Take away hurricanes, and you've set sail for chaos. What may not be good to you, may be good for you. 4. What's wrong with suffering? Is it really that bad? It makes us stronger, teaches us lessons. Without pain, suffering or evil, we would take everything for granted.

I like 'Jordan and the butt monkeys' myself.

i think you should asses the market a lot more before getting stuck in. Is it really a profitable buisiness? You'll need a foundation first, buying all the licenses and managing packing and distributing issues will be tough. And although there are a lot of anime fans out there, do you think you'll have a broad enough market? And as mentioned, who's going to translate it all? How does one go about paying their employees? Good luck if you go ahead with it.

I shall ridicule fanboys of every creed and origin, as I very please!

10. Guy Manuel De Homem-Christo and Thomas Bangalter.

I'll do one if you don't mind.

Yep, let's use the actions of a few men as an excuse to mock the entire French population. This is both logical and rational, and will solve all our problems!

YEAAAAAAAAAH BABY

Yes, they're perfect conditions... for creatures of an Earthly nature. Other life forms could adapt to different atmospheres just as we supposedly did with our current conditions.

There are 0000001 people with your name in the UK. I win!

Bump me do. The second part is on now.

This actually semmed like an interesting thread, then reasoning went out the window. Oh well. Science is means of expressing human understanding under human constraints, purely formed by human reasoning. Guess what, science is not conclusive. Modern science and physics is based on the belief of atoms. No-one's seen one. We don't factually know they even exist, we're merely forming 'facts' under our own assumptions. 2,000 years of science, and it's constantly changing. There is still doubt among many whether there are infact atoms. It started off as a bunch of children pulling something straight out of there arseholes with no way to prove or disprove it, back in Greece BCE. That's only if you take the basics for granted. There are many who would oppose your logic with extremity. As Heraclitis said: Past experiences are not a measure of the future to come. But let's play your game, and take science as it is. Does anyone remember the recreation of the universe by computer? They recreated the universe down to the very last electron, and after such a great achievement, they had fun with it. They took one electron out of the universe. What happenned? The universe dissappeared. They added one electron to the universe. What happenned? The universe dissappeared. This means that by either pure chance or some grand design, the universe was created to perfection. I don't know which to believe, but given this experiment, I'm swaying with the latter.