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24 Jun 2015, 8:28 pm

Let's hope those cats are friendly towards Piu, or else...

Mean cats get banned if they threaten our resident rodents! :ninja:


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25 Jun 2015, 12:29 am

Resident Rodents, like a band name.



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25 Jun 2015, 6:44 am

I just realised something, Skilpadde ...

I was wondering what the red thing to the left of the turtle's head in your avatar was. At first I thought maybe it was from the red eye mask/ribbon thing. But if you rotate the picture 90 degrees, it kinda looks like a severed turtle's head lying in a pool of blood. Creepy, yeah, but you gotta admit it does look like it a bit.

(NB: I've actually been reading creepypastas, just now – well, re-reading my favourite one. Nothing to do with turtles, I promise.)


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25 Jun 2015, 8:22 am

Huh... It took me a while before I saw it. Then I did. OMG Noooooooooooo!

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[sarcasm]Thanks for making aware of that.[/sarcasm]

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It's a bandanna. Trust me. The correct way is the way it is displayed under my name. It's not laying severed on its side in a pool of blood. It's not. (Am I starting to sound like Dr. Seuss here?)


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25 Jun 2015, 8:28 am

Anyway... now that that's cleared up (and believe me, it is cleared up), I like creepypasta a lot too. The Culling sure is told in a strange way. My all-time favorite is the story called The Other Internet. I don't know how many times I've listened to it.


Enviro and Krabo, I like the term Resident Rodents. :thumleft:


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25 Jun 2015, 8:45 am

Ooooh ... I'm listening to The Other Internet now. Narrator has an interesting Northern English (or Welsh?) accent. It's a long story, though. Good with biscuits and a cup of tea. :)

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The correct way is the way it is displayed under my name.

*Looks at Skilpadde's username above her avatar*

*Sees the words "Forum Moderator"*

Oh, damn ... guess that clears that one up. :P


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25 Jun 2015, 9:28 am

Murihiku wrote:
Ooooh ... I'm listening to The Other Internet now. Narrator has an interesting Northern English (or Welsh?) accent. It's a long story, though. Good with biscuits and a cup of tea. :)

Ah you picked CreepsMcPasta, then? He's one of my fave narrators :) I didn't know he had a Northern English accent though, I can't recognize it as more than British English (and not Irish or Scottish).

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Skilpadde wrote:
The correct way is the way it is displayed under my name.

*Looks at Skilpadde's username above her avatar*

*Sees the words "Forum Moderator"*

Oh, damn ... guess that clears that one up. :P

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Under 'Forum Moderator' and under 'Moderator' in green letters. Oh. and above "Joined"
Get it now?

Grrr...


Let me provide a visual help:
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25 Jun 2015, 11:32 am

The Voynich manuscript is easier to decipher than the past half a dozen posts. :roll:



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25 Jun 2015, 11:48 am

Eh?? There was nothing that was hard to get in those posts :?


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25 Jun 2015, 11:56 am

I had to mention the Voynich manuscript in some thread. This one seemed a proper choice. :mrgreen:



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25 Jun 2015, 12:14 pm

Haha, okay! Yes, the Voynich manuscript is fascinating. For those of you who haven't heard of it, here's a brief intro:


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25 Jun 2015, 1:50 pm

If they ever find the key to its contents, it should be translated into Finnish. And then you would be holding in your hands something stranger than science.



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25 Jun 2015, 5:53 pm

Has no one unlocked its secrets or deciphered it as yet?

I'm sure Alan Turing would have had a crack at solving the key if given the chance...


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25 Jun 2015, 6:39 pm

^ interesting stuff. Maybe it was written by someone with a huge special interest, and it was their own invented language.

That's three times I've had to log on for 4 or 5 messages today. My patience has run out. :(


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25 Jun 2015, 6:55 pm

That was so interesting, Krabo. Thanks for that, it made my morning. :mrgreen:

And thanks for posting the video, Skilpadde, so that I didn't have to spend time Googling it. :P

(Side note: my browser's spell checker seems to have an issue with "Googling"; among the suggested words it came up with was "Gosling", with a capital G ... smh.)

I hope the site developers get the login problems fixed for you, Mooms. Mine haven't gotten any better. Feel free to report the issue on the WP Discussion forum: they might do something about it if more people complain.


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26 Jun 2015, 8:28 am

Moomingirl wrote:
Catlover 5, I think the rule is that you have to be here at least a year before someone makes you your very own thread. Stick around! :P


I joined on 9 May 2015 at 2.55pm.

So, that means my thread will be created in exactly 318 days, 0 hours and 27 minutes :D