darkmage099

It isn't that big of a deal. You stumped a teacher on a ridiculously easy question. Thymine CANT bond with Thymine. I am surprised your teacher did not know that. By the way, this does not make you smarter than the teacher. What's wrong with hypothetics? Since they can take an electron off of the noble gasses, they might be able to get thymine and thymine to bond together Okay: Prof: Naturally, Thymine and Thymine cannot bond together. They MAY be able to bond together in a lab. Why don't you do a two page essay on it and bring it in tomorrow so you can enlighten us on why Thymine does not bond with Thymine naturally and if there has been any research done on bonding Thymine and Thymine? Better answer? Way to miss the point. Yer, this is what I got off of your statement. You said: It might be possible for Thymine to bond with Thymine in a lab or something like that. My response: Yeah they can, but naturally, it does not happen. I believe this was previously explained. I just added stuff. Either you did not understand what I said for whatever reason that may be, or I did not get what I was supposed to from your post (not exactly my fault). Alright(this is going to come out bad since I'm not really sure how to explain it D=), usually -good- teachers don't act like your example. It could have been done in a lab, but the teach didn't know if it had been done, which is why he said I don't know. In your example the teacher was an [wagon] and decided that the kid was just being a smart [wagon](which isn't what he was trying to be and I think the teacher realized that)., and I don't know how to end this post >_> Haha, I was joking. I do not really expect the teacher to do that. It would be slightly funny to the other classmates. There is no need to get all nervous if you dont know something.

Right... He insults you and you kiss his [wagon].

Yes. I already have them picked out.

Je suis un jambon.

A fine book, (I presume you're referring to that) which i'm reading at the moment. And technically, we didn't evolve from chimps, close to us as they are. Apparently we evolved from [bleep] Stabilus, Erecutus or one of the other monkeys with a latin name that inspires giggles from schoolboys being taught about it. Interesting. I ought to read up more on evolution. Btw, gratz on 2k posts.

Banned for having wings. You do NOT have wings. Only I have wings! I drink the most red bull (propz if you get that allusion).

10/10

What toilet bowl disinfectant best removes ecoli. Use Clorox 409 and whatever else you want.

It isn't that big of a deal. You stumped a teacher on a ridiculously easy question. Thymine CANT bond with Thymine. I am surprised your teacher did not know that. By the way, this does not make you smarter than the teacher. What's wrong with hypothetics? Since they can take an electron off of the noble gasses, they might be able to get thymine and thymine to bond together Okay: Prof: Naturally, Thymine and Thymine cannot bond together. They MAY be able to bond together in a lab. Why don't you do a two page essay on it and bring it in tomorrow so you can enlighten us on why Thymine does not bond with Thymine naturally and if there has been any research done on bonding Thymine and Thymine? Better answer? Way to miss the point. Yer, this is what I got off of your statement. You said: It might be possible for Thymine to bond with Thymine in a lab or something like that. My response: Yeah they can, but naturally, it does not happen. I believe this was previously explained. I just added stuff. Either you did not understand what I said for whatever reason that may be, or I did not get what I was supposed to from your post (not exactly my fault).

It isn't that big of a deal. You stumped a teacher on a ridiculously easy question. Thymine CANT bond with Thymine. I am surprised your teacher did not know that. By the way, this does not make you smarter than the teacher. What's wrong with hypothetics? Since they can take an electron off of the noble gasses, they might be able to get thymine and thymine to bond together Okay: Prof: Naturally, Thymine and Thymine cannot bond together. They MAY be able to bond together in a lab. Why don't you do a two page essay on it and bring it in tomorrow so you can enlighten us on why Thymine does not bond with Thymine naturally and if there has been any research done on bonding Thymine and Thymine? Better answer?

It isn't that big of a deal. You stumped a teacher on a ridiculously easy question. Thymine CANT bond with Thymine. I am surprised your teacher did not know that. By the way, this does not make you smarter than the teacher.

The worse thing I have drank (that I can remember) is ketchup and milk...Gross!

How about- We've had a 10^100 topics on that. Yeah, but it still a good question :D Yeah well, it gets boring after about 18 continuous threads. According to Christianity, God is 'all loving,' but I live by that you can't hate without loving. If you loved simply everything, then love wouldn't reeeally exist, because it wouldn't be something special, it would just be a label you give to everyone. If you never hate, then you have nothing to compare your love to. But this is simply with humans. I do not think God can hate people specifically but maybe the acts that they do?

Eww... :uhh: Yep. Mayonnaise is disgusting. Not to mention fating. Uh...I think I must be stupid. How is mayonnaise:

4/10 it is alright. Kind of plain though?

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At least you had fun while you got in trouble :lol:. I still haven't told my parents about that little night with my ex-gf #-o . I don't think I ever will. I'm deadly praying the first time they see me kiss is my wedding day. :anxious: Ahh, Came up with a few more moments. We were doing this play/concert back in 5th grade. We all had roles at one point. I took the mic, didn't think it'd be that loud. So I talked REALLY loud into it as if I was talking to the entire auditorium. WOW was it loud! I started laughing, and felt extremely embarrassed, because everybody was just, shocked by surprise. :lol: The other? About 2 weeks ago for Thanksgiving: I'm with my cousins, and if this was said loud enough, I would have been like, extremely embarrassed. I'm thankful it didn't! My little cousin, erm..5 or 6 years old, and she randomly blurts out: I started blushing and my face got all red. I can always go for a little of that, but, erm..Awkward? :anxious: Pedo and Incest? Goddamn what a crazy world. Fad, you are what 9-10 years old? You BLUSHED at your COUSIN who is 5-6 YEARS YOUNG!

You've got hoards of problems. My parents would be cool with it as long as I dont get into drugs or anything.

My alarm clock goes a lot like this. BeepBeepBeepBeepBeepBeepBeepBeepBeep That is about as annoying as it gets. It's just a beep. Sometimes it gets so loud that you can hear it outside if you listen reallly carefully.

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banned for thinking pokemon fans are a race! What an idiot! lol jk. Seriously though, you guys aren't a race. 1. a group of persons related by common descent or heredity.

lol that cracked me up. Sometimes, I post on general and general p2p, but mostly I stick with my OT homies. Edit: oh yeah 8/10 i see you here and general p2p

banned for liking Pokemon. That was so 5 years ago.

2/10...sometimes.

How about don't bump it ever? If the discussion is over, it is over?