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 Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 5:41 pm
Captain_Sipid_Peabody Soleq, you're clearly missing the key point. There are almost an unlimited amount of E-mail addresses that can be created through hotmail, yahoo, and probably google. Because of this, the Peabody Pirates can just keep creating accounts, over and over and over and over. Because of this, no matter how many accounts they ban, we can not be stopped. IP addresses can be reset or changed, avatars can be regenerated, gold can be shifted to offshore mule accounts. The title of Captain of the Peabody Pirates can be shifted to any name, though Sipid is my preference, and if that fails, I'll just reroll all my account names except with like InSipid. It can't be stopped by the mods, they can't win this war. I already have another account ready for action if this one gets banned. Therefore I can seamlessly transfer over. The Peabody Pirates have outlasted a great deal of LI mods, and we will outlast Sensedog and his team as well. We will be victorious over him. As a side note, the size of the Peabody Pirates has increased to 5, though the other 2 are lesser known Peabody Pirates. (They still have some work that needs to be done in order to prefect their trolling style, but they are getting there.) Therefore we are growing, just at a slow pace.
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Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 8:34 pm
Congratulations Soleq! Sorry I know it's a bit belated now but she really is beautiful. I hope to come meet her soon wink Plus maybe we can baby sit for a few hours and you guys can collapse and sleep a little.
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Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 9:12 pm
Good times today. Subway, houses, trucks, movies, and Chem homework.
Finally watched Murderball. Go USA.
Alito expresses conservatism, obviously. O'Connor goes to Arizona, which I want to visit, and Apple is being sued for hearing.
I need more rap.
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Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 11:49 pm
Oh my god, Soleq. Your child is beautiful.
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Posted: Thu Feb 02, 2006 11:22 pm
Well, I watched an Enron documentary/information thing. Even though Enron is quite recent and I actually knew about it (sort of) a while ago I wanted to know the full thing. And, I gotta give it to them. They're geniuses. They blatantly ******** over... Us. I should shove that E up their a** though. Screwing Cali over like that. Well, at least there's one good thing about Democrats, they like regulations. biggrin
Anyway, Formal is tomorrow. Hopefully I don't make myself look like that much of a fool. Finals are over. I wonder if I'm going to get an A- in Chem. Civics is over. That sucks.
I feel like I've missed out on a big part of my life that I should have had, as a teenager. It kind of sucks.
Now I want Bill Maher. It's February. That b***h better be on.
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Posted: Fri Feb 03, 2006 2:10 am
Practicum today was eventful... And by eventful, I really mean interesting. I honestly wonder what the hell is happening to the youth today. I know that's a horrible thing to say, considering that I'm only 21, but whatever. Some of the things that are going on, on the playground, definitely weren't going on when I was in elementary school.
A big issue came up, and my instructor had to go and deal with it, so that left me to do both of the groups that she was suppose to be helping me with... Too bad I haven't bothered to pay attention in Group Counselling. It totally would have come in handy. I don't even know what I did with myself all day, but I know I learned how to be strict with kids. HOORAY!!!!
On a lighter note, this is a list of books I read today... I s**t you not.
Mommy Doesn't Live Here Anymore
My Brother Stefan is a Retard
My Parents Drink Too Much
Daddy is a Monster
rofl
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Posted: Fri Feb 03, 2006 2:07 pm
I don't think I'm missing any point that you're making. My rational is this: any radical ideology eventually fails one way or another. Either the key proponents lose interest or die, or they alienate the populous enough to drive them away. Yes, you're saying that you're "growing," that's fine and dandy. However, for every new pirate that joins your leagues, you probably have tenfold the numbers polarized to your views and actions. The mods aren't invincible, I give you that. However, your battle is one that where they hold all the cards, and you just don't know when to give up. Have you ever heard of a successful revolution where only the blood of the revolutionaries was spilled?
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Posted: Fri Feb 03, 2006 4:27 pm
I just made a 95 on my first Pre-Calc test. blaugh Cheers to earning 20% of my grade.
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Posted: Fri Feb 03, 2006 10:06 pm
I hated any of the "Pre-" math classes. Pre-Algebra, Pre-Trig, Pre-Calc. It's all Pre-Bullshit if you ask me. Just come up with a suitable name and call it that instead.
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Posted: Fri Feb 03, 2006 10:10 pm
Soleq I hated any of the "Pre-" math classes. Pre-Algebra, Pre-Trig, Pre-Calc. It's all Pre-Bullshit if you ask me. Just come up with a suitable name and call it that instead. Pre-Calc is really Trig in disguise.
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Posted: Sat Feb 04, 2006 3:59 am
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Posted: Sat Feb 04, 2006 1:32 pm
Thomas Neo Anderson Soleq I hated any of the "Pre-" math classes. Pre-Algebra, Pre-Trig, Pre-Calc. It's all Pre-Bullshit if you ask me. Just come up with a suitable name and call it that instead. Pre-Calc is really Trig in disguise. Yeah. Maybe Pre-Cal is supposed to sound less threatening than "Trigonometry" or something.
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Posted: Sat Feb 04, 2006 1:55 pm
Eh, technically Trigonometry and Pre-Calculus are two different subjects, but they usually roll them into one class. Trigonometry deals with the relationships of angles in two dimensional space, and Pre-Calculus builds a foundation for issues dealing with functions, inverses, and graphing. Basically, Pre-Calc is a review of advanced Algebra.
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Posted: Sat Feb 04, 2006 3:32 pm
Soleq Eh, technically Trigonometry and Pre-Calculus are two different subjects, but they usually roll them into one class. Trigonometry deals with the relationships of angles in two dimensional space, and Pre-Calculus builds a foundation for issues dealing with functions, inverses, and graphing. Basically, Pre-Calc is a review of advanced Algebra. *tooks Business Math* stressed I hate math...
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Posted: Sat Feb 04, 2006 4:13 pm
Soleq Eh, technically Trigonometry and Pre-Calculus are two different subjects, but they usually roll them into one class. Trigonometry deals with the relationships of angles in two dimensional space, and Pre-Calculus builds a foundation for issues dealing with functions, inverses, and graphing. Basically, Pre-Calc is a review of advanced Algebra. ...I am taking Algebra 2 this year (not bad for a freshman) and I've already learned a lot of trig. Of course, I was in the IMP program. xp At our school, there is no pre-calc. It's generally Math Analysis. I think that sounds both impressive and non-threatening. Ah, course naming crap. Well, I'm sure happy today. Not only is the show I'm doing tech work foe closing tonight, but the guy I've liked for awhile finally asked me out on Thursday! Hooray for me!
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