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Kaderin Triste 08-11-2017 02:03 AM

Me? Have a ruler? Not since grade school.
XD

Espy 08-11-2017 02:47 AM

Or any sort of straight-edge? ...a second pencil? I generally just use a pen as a straight-edge. Makes my lines a bit wonky, but whatever :|

Kaderin Triste 08-11-2017 02:50 AM

Lol. Or I could just invest in a cheap pack of graph paper because I'm sure this won't be the last time we have grid puzzles.
XD

Espy 08-11-2017 02:56 AM

Back in grade school, my math teacher had this really lightweight graph paper, and I could make the meanest paper airplanes out of them.

...Not...in class, of course. -whistles innocently-

Quiet Man Cometh 08-11-2017 03:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Quiet Man Cometh (Post 1796385)
Yarr! This be the first post in which e' try t'talk like a pirate! Me brain's not quite knowin' how, but I'll try!

This be the second post I try t' talk like a pirate, ye savvy?

*spake the parrot* "Skrawk! Renew yer sails!"

Quiet Man Cometh 08-11-2017 03:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Espy (Post 1796714)
Back in grade school, my math teacher had this really lightweight graph paper, and I could make the meanest paper airplanes out of them.

...Not...in class, of course. -whistles innocently-

Ultimate paper airplanes in my experience is to double fold the wings and make the body as thin as possible. Glides like a beauty with a mean point.

Espy 08-11-2017 03:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Quiet Man Cometh (Post 1796732)
Ultimate paper airplanes in my experience is to double fold the wings and make the body as thin as possible. Glides like a beauty with a mean point.

Yeah, but the lightweight paper was perfect for making good acrobatic planes. Printer paper works best for the ones you described.

Death by Mirrors 08-11-2017 06:32 AM

So how is the ka'umikumamāhik then? XD I can't decide if that sounds more like a Hawaiian dance or a mythical creature from Inuit legends.

I will give you a mean selection of grid puzzles if you want them ^^ just decided against spamming the entire task list with them at once so they don't scare people away.

80, by Kaderin Triste: Great adventures yield great treasure. Here's a silver coin.

87, by Espy: Correct. A coin for your grid skills.

Kaderin Triste 08-11-2017 12:20 PM

Haha, I honestly don't even know what word that is although I believe that original line is "even at seventeen".
Lol

Espy 08-11-2017 01:55 PM

The....the what?

Kaderin Triste 08-11-2017 04:37 PM

The ka'umikumamāhik, silly!

unknown.exe 08-11-2017 04:39 PM


= Mission Complete =

Task 57
Quote:

You're a snowman and a heatwave is coming. You have a wire coat hanger, an extra carrot, a spanking paddle, a pair of fishnet stockings and a rubber ducky. Describe your emergency survival plan
Eat the extra carrot, play with the spanking paddle, give myself a cool tattoo on my snowy bod with coat hanger, confide in the rubber ducky, then strangle myself with the fishnet because I am pretty much f*cked.
http://puu.sh/x7Haj/dc41fad4bf.jpg

Kaderin Triste 08-11-2017 04:41 PM

O.o
Well that's pretty grim.

More than I could think up for it though. Lol

Death by Mirrors 08-11-2017 04:45 PM

It's something not even google recognizes anymore. But then again might be even worse if it did XD

57, by unknown.exe: Well... at least your last hours on Earth were memorable :s-megusta:

Kaderin Triste 08-11-2017 05:00 PM

Ha! That's fantastic!

mdom 08-11-2017 06:51 PM


= Mission Complete =

91
Paul is a mason
Henry is a butcher
John is a tailor


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