True! So true!
I predict that the next poster will be happy that NooNoo has surfaced here yet again.
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True! So true!
I predict that the next poster will be happy that NooNoo has surfaced here yet again.
True!
I predict that the next poster either didn't know or doesn't care that it looks like the Australian Prime Minister's leadership is about to be contested in a spill.
Well, I did not know that. Do I get partial credit because I liked Walkabout and Japanese Story? Restraint?Quote:
Originally Posted by Platypus
I predict the next poster is so excited about the iPad 3 and Windows 8 that they can barely stay awake during their daily blog slog.
Half right....Ipad x meh.
I predict that the next poster will be a fan of NCIS
I had to google it.Quote:
Originally Posted by NooNoo
I predict the next poster thinks that "centre" is spelled wrong.
Not at all as long as you accept waitre, paintre, latre, and computre.Quote:
Originally Posted by CeeBee
I predict the next poster wonders why I even went through the trouble.
Not at all! I've been sitting here for the last 45 minutes waiting for a callback from a support droid. However, I predict the next poster is puzzled by how badly the British mangle the English language compared to us Colonials.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niclo Iste
I've grown used to their Englandese. That and I've caught on to a lot of it due to my buddies across the pond that I game with on a regular basis. (it's amazing how much the east coast keeps in touch with Europe)Quote:
Originally Posted by slgrieb
I predict the next poster has more to say on the English topic.
Well if that wasn't an invitation, I don't know what is!
Centre is a French spelling - along with metre, litre and so on. The verb compute is from the latin - you can look up the etymology yourself. The "er" on the end signifies the person/object who/that is doing the action...
So even the French couldn't misspell waiter as waitre because the er on the end refers to what the person is doing. Fortunately there are not that many words ending tre From what I can see, all these tre words are French in origin and brought into use in England by French Kings between 1066 and about 1500
So I guess that's True!
The next person is considering an offer of some description.
False. I've already accepted any reasonable offers I've received. In fact, I'd welcome a few more in the pipeline.Quote:
Originally Posted by NooNoo
I predict the next poster looks forward to President Obama's second term with great joy!
Not true! I voted for the other guy...
I predict that the next poster is mulling over a new LCD or LED high def tv.
I PREDICT THAT IF I POST HERE AND USE A SPELL CHECKER THE COMPUTER WILL FREEZE .
IT WILL THAW OUT FOR THE NEXT MILLENIUM REVOLUTION.
I PREDICT THE NEXT PERSON WILL NOT BE THE FEMALE THAT GAVE RICK Santorum HIS FEAR OF SEX
Correct, I don't know who he is
I predict the next poster is as shocked as I am that amcfeek created a post that made sense!
False, I was pretty confused as to what was going on. Your answer cleared up that only reading the last sentence was the solution.Quote:
Originally Posted by NooNoo
I predict the next poster has an affinity for twinkies.
False! Guts3d doesn't like sweet stuff.
I predict that the next poster is looking to buy Windows 7 and wants a deal.
No need, I have two spare copies waiting for me to do something with them.
I predict the next poster has never heard of Alcatraz
OEM multipacks are your friends. False on Alcatraz. However, I predict the next poster doesn't know the Birdman of Alcatraz.Quote:
Originally Posted by NooNoo
True, I don't know him, as he is dead. But I do know the story.Quote:
Originally Posted by slgrieb
I predict the next poster never knew about Spanish Conquistadors making it to Devil's Canyon in Oklahoma or even more interestingly about the Viking Runes carved in Oklahoma as well.
100% true on both, I'm totally clueless there. I predict the next poster will be currently debating a new tv purchase.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niclo Iste
Not true, but I am considering a new printer. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by 3fingersalute
The next person has been blocked in by a thoughtless driver parking their car.
Yes, many times!
I predict that the next poster wants the new "Mass Effect" game for PC or game console, but is waiting for the price to drop.
False-ish,
I have the first one, it was fun. The only thing I don't enjoy about that design of game is how it's very linear. No back tracking, no free form, I like sandboxes and I feel too confined with the Knights of the Old Republic/Mass Effect game style. Now if the game were on sale for 5 or less dollars then sure I'm all about buying it.
I predict the next poster is looking for a new hobby.
Nononononono!!!! I have too many expensive hobbies now!
I predict that the next person liked the Three Stooges and wants to go see the motion picture that was just released. ( I did;, it was funny! )
Well, you get half-credit. Love the Stooges, but I'm turned off by Hollywood's Endless Remake machine. I predict the next poster found John Carter, much better than the reviews suggested.
I would have liked to, but I never got to see it in the Imax - life keeps getting in the way of my entertainment....
I predict the next poster wonders is Kiefer Sutherland is stuck playing tender tough guys.
Not really, I don't watch much television, so I don't see the little fella often.
I predict that the next poster has a frosty beverage less than a foot away.
True, but not the type I would prefer.
I predict the next poster has an O.C.D.
Wrong, wrong, wrong! I'm merely tenacious and orderly. Sure, I require that dessert forks should be placed in the silverware tray pointing in the opposite direction from the dinner forks, but that's just because I really hate grabbing a fork and coming up with one of those little dessert forks, or, even worse, a cocktail fork by mistake. Same thing with spoons and knives. Be honest now, who isn't P.O.'d when they grab a dang butter knife instead of a steak knife?Quote:
Originally Posted by Niclo Iste
Trust me, I know OCD, and I'm not. I have a client who had me set up a new HP for her, and since the system came with both a VGA cable and a DVI cable, she requested that I connect both to the monitor. "Nah", said I, "not necessary; one is enough." At this point, she started crying, so I said, "Hey, I'll have this second cable connected in a second!" That's OCD. I just like the silverware drawer neat, and perhaps have a minor quirk or two. But, it is Sunday, and I don't discuss the sock drawer on Sunday.
I predict the next poster is as eager to adopt Windows 8 as they are to contract leprosy.
False,
I don't hold Windows 8 in such high regard.
I predict the next poster likes table top RPGs like Shadowrun or D&D.
False.
However I prefer RPG's such as the 7 model... :devil: Never got to "play" with one though... YET.
I predict the next poster is not a fan of firearms.
So untrue, I just bought a Glock Gen 4 model 21 yesterday!
I predict that the next poster is about to have some popcorn.
False. I like firearms just fine. In the sense that I like DeWalt drills and Stanley hammers. It's all about the right tool for the job, and for self-defense, I prefer a firearm to a cordless drill. I'm fine with my Browning Hi-Power and my mod. 1895 Winchester carbine; though I did recently acquire a nice 410 from a deceased relative, I'll likely sell it since I don't go birding anymore. When it comes to RPGs, I guess I'm destined to live vicariously through Mythbusters. Still, this is the Texas Panhandle, and if I ever really need an antitank weapon, I can probably borrow one from the neighbors.Quote:
Originally Posted by CeeBee
I predict the next poster has made the discovery that, while he has less hair on his head than in his younger days, growth on alternative body parts has more than made up the difference in overall shagginess.
Oh, no! A cross post! How does one resolve this issue? Where's a mod when you need one?
False. I have a full head of black hair, with a random amount of white hairs making themselves known. I must admit that while I was in single digits last year, they are making a run this year. My Dad was a cue ball.Quote:
Originally Posted by slgrieb
Thank God it skipped a generation. My Mom's side of the family stepped up and let me keep my hair..
I predict the next poster will not be Noo Noo....
Correct!Quote:
Originally Posted by MobilePCPhysician
I predict the next poster is surprised to see me.
True! Glad to see you back in the thread you started, lo those many moons ago!
I predict that the next poster is fond of bubble gum.
False. I don't understand bubble gum affliction, bubble gum chewers, and bubble gum bubble blowers.
I like toothpicks.
I predict the next poster doesn't like toothpicks.
:)
False,
I use them daily, they're great and look better than a cigarette sticking out of your mouth.
I predict the next poster took a moment to glance at their own cigarette and reflected upon how they look with it while reading this.
False. Watched my dad spend 11 years dying from smoking related illnesses and lost all desire to smoke. I predict the next poster hated Transformers 2, and thinks Battleship is worse than an alien conquest.
Semi-false?
Never saw battleship, I'm holding out for connect four the movie. Transformers 2? It was humorous to a degree so I could deal with it.
I predict the next poster wants to build their own spud gun or has one.