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PiLhEaD said:
Aaah now, I did learn that there is a difference between bugs and insects. Erm... (flees to google...) '...bugs have a mouth shaped like straw or needle [probiscus]... the proboscis of a true bug... cannot be rolled up. [unlike say a bee] '.

Now, your homework assignment is to draw a pretty picture.
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That's moderately interesting - I never knew there was a difference! So bugs have long stabby nose-tongues, and insects have wideboy gobs with millions of teeth. Kind of.

Several Puffins said:
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Is that a picture of your kids stabbing Ender in the middle? The hearts represent the love of his demise.


(Bit harsh, but meh!)
 

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PiLhEaD said:
I love your optomism. I really do.

Here's a cat:

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(PS: is Johnny Depp week over yet? Sorry , I loose track very easily...)
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We're on lionel blair you fool!
 

Darth Ender

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Is that a picture of your kids stabbing Ender in the middle? The hearts represent the love of his demise.


(Bit harsh, but meh!)
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Once again, your inability to reference anything post 1976 and aired on british local television has made you blind to the workings of the modern world and cultural references.

That's obviously Felicia Day to the right in cosplay as Jean Grey, in the center is Aubrey Plaza dressed as the Blair Witch , and Alan Tudyk as Popey as they enter the newly re-opened Comic Con (which is why they're all happy)

idiot.
 

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Darth Ender said:
Once again, your inability to reference anything post 1976 and aired on british local television has made you blind to the workings of the modern world and cultural references.

That's obviously Felicia Day to the right in cosplay as Jean Grey, in the center is Aubrey Plaza dressed as the Blair Witch , and Alan Tudyk as Popey as they enter the newly re-opened Comic Con (which is why they're all happy)

idiot.
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You're a very strange weirdo, as weirdos go. Plus, I think popeye is spelt popeye instead of popey, as that is the what the pope's friends call the pope.

Aside from this, I did smile at your excellent randomness!

PiLhEaD said:
Ah yes, I wondered who'd spot that first, just seeing who was paying attention... well done BH...

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Shut up pilhead.
 

LeoBartlet

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Rubbernuke said:
Yes, and getting ever more frustrated at how it bears zero resemblance to the books and that two story strands are redundant.
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I watched this weeks episode and we seem to be getting to the point where the Terminus arc lines up with the book but my god has it been hard going getting there.

I don't know what the hell is going on with Gaal and frankly, I don't care anymore it's redundant and if it were removed entirely from the show nothing would be lost.
 

Rubbernuke

Rubbernuke
LeoBartlet said:
I watched this weeks episode and we seem to be getting to the point where the Terminus arc lines up with the book but my god has it been hard going getting there.

I don't know what the hell is going on with Gaal and frankly, I don't care anymore it's redundant and if it were removed entirely from the show nothing would be lost.
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The only interesting part is seeing Empire slowly diverge. The two Mary Sue characters simply annoy me now. Gaal just seems to be someone seeing the results of her predictions, I'm yet to watch EP 9 but I'm guessing she sees the big wave on her homeworld.
 

LeoBartlet

LeoBartlet
Rubbernuke said:
The only interesting part is seeing Empire slowly diverge. The two Mary Sue characters simply annoy me now. Gaal just seems to be someone seeing the results of her predictions, I'm yet to watch EP 9 but I'm guessing she sees the big wave on her homeworld.
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I saw the Empire story going one way but episode 9 blows my prediction to an extent out of the water and I'll leave it at that.
 

PiLhEaD

PiLhEaD
Bottom Hat said:
You're a very strange weirdo, as weirdos go. Plus, I think popeye is spelt popeye instead of popey, as that is the what the pope's friends call the pope.

Aside from this, I did smile at your excellent randomness!



Shut up pilhead.
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Could not popey be used to denote someone who is a bit like, but not quite, the pope?

Or an alternate to potpourri - parhaps made from the off-cuts from Rubbernuke's kitchen?
 
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