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Kitkat, please run my friend.

171NewYork,

Problem! KitKat is from Australia, and you've listed that as one of your least hot countries.

Also, we REALLY didn't need to know that you sleep naked.

There were 3 counselors from that country at my camp this year. 2 were really ugly. 1 was kinda hot, but the fact that she had the same last name as one of my shrinks made me not really care about her. And just because I said that most chicks from Australia were not doesn't mean all are!

Oh, KitKat, she meant:
"Run for your life!"

You're not familiar with 171NewYork, are you?

I was born on April 4th, 1980. Last year, my birthday fell on 04/04/04.

Only a fraction of the population will ever have their birthday fall on a date in the same manner- Only those whose birthday is within the first 12 days of the month, who happen to be born on the same day of the month as the month of the year, and who happen to be alive at the time the corresponding year rolls around will have their birthday fall in this manner.


Other neat facts- The Idarado mine stands at the top of Red Mountain pass (Colorado) on one end- and the other end just outside telluride a dozen miles away. The Idarado is a consolidation of the old mines of the gold rush era, and consists of hundreds upon hundreds of miles of tunnels dug into the san juans. If you were to get lost in the mines, you would have little chance of finding your way out before you starved to death.

This area has tremendously harsh winters- it was not uncommon for miners living in the red mountain valley to traverse the mine by foot to spend a weekend of debauchery in Telluride.

Today, going from the top of Red Mountain pass to Telluride by car takes about 100 miles, as you must drive AROUND the mountain range, save for a few 4xe4 trails heading over the top! In bad weather, a person walking the mine on foot would stand a good chance of beating a person trying to drive by car.

-I was born at 8:07 am on the 14th of June 1987.

-I was an emergency C-section baby.

-I studied ballet for 13 years.

-I can put my entire fist in my mouth.

-Both of my parents were professional dancers.

-I live at one of the sites that was used for the Manhattan Project.

These are the interesting facts about me:
I enjoy balancing pund coins on railings.
I enjoy using rowing machines, but am not that interested in the sport itself.
I use wierd names on Counter Strike.
I am creating my own AOM campaign.
I am wasting your time.
I was born in South Africa, but am now living in Britain.

ok this will be my last post to this thread TheWhale, but if you can afford to come to australia, you can stay at my place lol!

i just cant programme - you have to think one step at a time - and it has to be the correct step as well. i cant think like that - i think in leaps and lots of steps - and trying matlab at uni has scarred me for life. im sure programming computers in the 60's must have been terribly primitive and mighty hard but i dont think anything has changed

In a visual basic class I took, the emeritus guy teaching it told our class about programming circa 1970.

You wrote your program by punching out holes into index cards that were read by a card reader. When you were done, you took it down to a room where the "computer" was and gave it to a technician to run through the machine. Depending on how long the que was, you could get your results back in a few hours or a couple of days, and that all depened upon whether or not your program was free of errors and bugs.

Cripes!

Wish I had know about the diagonal line! Would of made life much simplier.

The techs were behind a glass wall. The computer was much too valuable to be open to us peons.

BeeBee

Long live the Aspie brain and its unique ability to understand concepts beyond normal thought. I really enjoy having Asperger's.