I have a new favorite number. It is 184594917....very big number, I know. Who will be first to figure out why its my favorite number?
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I have a new favorite number. It is 184594917....very big number, I know. Who will be first to figure out why its my favorite number?
OK, a google search revealed nothing! Looking at the numbers reveals no date formats except 1845 which is a bit too far in the past to mean much. It can't be security related or you wouldn't be posting it, nor a phone number for the same reason. I tried it upside down in a calculator incase it read BOOBIES or something like that, alas no such luck.
So my guess would be that it's money related, either a winning lottery number/s or a serial number on a banknote, (a big banknote), or a reference number on a large insurance payout!!
Gazzak, you were so close.........
Try converting to hex........
haha funny: b00b1e5
boob1e5 boob1e5, always the darn boob1e5 :p
I like any 18 digit prime number...
Bummer, I was going to guess that you were a savant like Rain Man. :p
Sorry, I guess I'm not smart enough to be ***** :DQuote:
Originally Posted by silencio
edited by NooNoo the word you wanted is autistic. At least do a little research before trying to make a joke in bad taste.
Ouch!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by FatalException0E
And I think I know what was said.
I have a little bird, an Australian Cockatiel (I have eight of them!!), and she is deformed.
The mum and dad abandoned her at birth and I have raised her ever since.
She is now four months old and I still have to hand feed her.
She can't fly and she hobbles when she walks: splayed feet.
She can't perch either.
She is a floor bird: a mouse with wings.
And I sooo love her.
A old friend visited today and asked why I don't put her down.
I asked if he would do the same to an autistic or polio inflicted or https://forums.windrivers.com/images.../2005/03/1.gif a retarded child.
He said that it was not the same.
I said that it almost was.
This bird will live only a few years and well never fly and will be a perpetual baby, but it WILL be loved!!!!
Speaking of autism, did anyone see the dateline or 20/20 show on autistic musicians? Man, that is some weird ****. They can play everything from Mozart to Chopsticks and every variation between but can't tell you what day it is... Phenominal. We've had some drunken conversations about this and came up with the theory that your brain could be a radio tuning in different signals from (possibly subatomic) source. The source being the source of all inspiration and the whole of creativity. It's pretty metaphysical but you get metaphysical after a handfull of jaeger shots. Anyway, if these peoples brains are short circuited into constantly recieving a single signal from the meta world it would explain why the rest of their consciousness is obliterated; the human mind being only capable of understanding just so much of the world at any one time.Quote:
Originally Posted by FatalException0E
Well that may explain your craving for cats.https://forums.windrivers.com/images.../2005/03/1.gifhttps://forums.windrivers.com/images.../2005/03/1.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by silencio
I actually have a local cat that I'd like to see impaled. The neighbors let him run free. One of my beagles ran through the electric fence (something they don't do unless an animal comes on the property) and was hit by a car. The cat thing started as a joke but it's taken on a more serious note this fall.Quote:
Originally Posted by TripleRLtd
So, is it alright?Quote:
Originally Posted by silencio
Geez, the pain the animal family members bring.
My heart has broken almost as many times with them as.....well, you know.
He's actually doing pretty good. They had to put two plates and i think it was 6 screws into his hips in 3 different places. They cut the ball off the top of his left leg because it was crushed. The ball socket was also crushed so they took a piece of muscle from his *** and put it over the leg bone to act as a cushon for the joint. He's running around now almost as good as new and just started jumping up on the bed this week. I'm pretty amazed. It wasn't cheap but I had to do it. From the time we got him he's always followed me everywhere and lays right in front of my feet wherever I am. It's like you said; sometimes you can be as close to them as kids.
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Originally Posted by silencio
Woohoo, I finally got edited. Yes, I'm a bit lacking in sensitivity, sorry. I'll try to place nice from now on.
:devil: I promise. :devil:
:heart:Quote:
Originally Posted by FatalException0E
69 is my favourite number :)
Geeeeez-us, you was drunk allright! :drink:Quote:
Originally Posted by silencio
We used to have a beagle, almost had to resort to barbed wire to keep him in the yard. Great dog, just didn't like to be alone.
What in the hell is the deal with the number??
I love to hijack a thread as much as the next guy but it is too early on a monday morning to have curisoity side tracked by pets.
Oh...I have a great dog, Austrialian Shepperd/Rat Terrier mix, smart, fast 12" tall and can do a standing jump of almost 6'.
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Originally Posted by jmani
Start at the beginning J.
Good because we all love it when people place nice...Quote:
Originally Posted by FatalException0E
:eek2: :)
The baby bird I spoke of has just passed on.https://forums.windrivers.com/images.../2005/03/1.gif
I don't think there was any pain, and her last breath was in my hands so I think she knows she was loved till the end.
Damn it, this stuff hurts and now my day is ruined.https://forums.windrivers.com/
that sucks!! Im sorry for your loss. :sad: :sad:Quote:
Originally Posted by TripleRLtd
:p Makes for an interesting night... if you remember it. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Drone2903
We bought two different electronic dog fences and neither worked on the beagles :( The next house will have this setup. ..keeps stuff out and I'll wrap an electronic fence around it to keep them from digging under it. :thumbs:Quote:
Originally Posted by Cleetus
I'm sorry to hear it too. If you can handle the loss though, animal rescue is always in need. This is why I have 3 dogs instead of 1. I would have 4 but the pit bull mix that somebody left on my door tried to eat my other dogs :( We kept him in the garage until somone could take him though. It's nice to make a difference even if it seems like a small one...Quote:
Originally Posted by TripleRLtd
Thanks guys.Quote:
Originally Posted by silencio
The poor bird.
During the night my other birds had a night fright and flew off.
The baby, sitting on the top of the cage ended up in a water bowl and couldn't get out.
When I woke in the morning, I fetched all the birds and put then back (they are free birds...and my house proves ithttps://forums.windrivers.com/images.../2005/03/1.gif)
I took her out and dried her off and held her till she settled.
An hour later I put her back on top and she started eating some seeds, so I though all was alright.
Early in the afternoon I prepared her feeding and she was all stiff but still breathing.
I took her in my hands and she woudn't move but she "peeped" at me.
She died in my hands five minutes later while I was crying like a baby.
All afternoon...and I cancelled working...I regretted not warming her up further and making sure she was alright.
Geez, the regret and the feeling that you could have done more!!!
I feel like crap now, and all day as well.
In fact, I spent the whole afternoon online in the forum trying to keep my mind off of this.
Gosh, it hurts sooo much.
The other birds were quiet all afternoon, too.
They heard my cry and knew something was wrong.
But damn, do they forget fast.
Sometimes, this world makes you wish you were a bird, flying free with no worries other than...
shoot....I'll have to remember not to post after a good time with the girlie....I just don't care about anything else......Quote:
Originally Posted by CW_WD_RIOT