that's a good unpopular opinionMomi wrote:
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Expanding a non-complex statement into a more complex one in a fashion that is normally frowned upon in formal papers and school assignments triggers an emotion observed in humans usually consisting of enjoyment, satisfaction, and laughter, lifting the person that is viewing said statement's spirits.abraker wrote:
An overly descriptive text about something simple invokes interest and indulgement
samejohnmedina999 wrote:
Expanding a non-complex statement into a more complex one in a fashion that is normally frowned upon in formal papers and school assignments triggers an emotion observed in humans usually consisting of enjoyment, satisfaction, and laughter, lifting the person that is viewing said statement's spirits.abraker wrote:
An overly descriptive text about something simple invokes interest and indulgement
Or avatarxxjesus1412fanx wrote:
People should block people if they don't want to see their messages.
A larger than comprehensible detailed amalgamation of eight bits of data, displayed in a fashion which is interpreted as a glyph by the reader, and then further unity of those glyphs to compose a detailed structure of ideas, which is looked upon in a disgusted manner in otherwise intelligible text written on compressed parchments of dead wood and works given as part of educational progresses, follows through with an identifiable human response of producing further more amalgamation of glyphs in order to further their satisfactions in seeing how so much work is done to bring a small concept put down as small amalgamation of glyphs into an expansion of an abnormally large descriptive, but ultimately utterly useless content, composed of even more amalgamation of glyphsjohnmedina999 wrote:
Expanding a non-complex statement into a more complex one in a fashion that is normally frowned upon in formal papers and school assignments triggers an emotion observed in humans usually consisting of enjoyment, satisfaction, and laughter, lifting the person that is viewing said statement's spirits.abraker wrote:
An overly descriptive text about something simple invokes interest and indulgement
The amalgamation of eight bits representing binary calculations performed many, many times per second by a computer's central processing unit commonly represented as the numbers zero and one sent through a complex system of clients and servers networked together in order to send and recieve—respectively—information and aformentioned data across extremely long distances and around the world accessed by a member of the human race, either voluntarily or involuntarily, processed by their browser accessing the world wide web, presenting a series of glyphs commonly reffered to as Latin Script making up a language called English that has a profound history and is commonly reffered to as the lingua franca allowing a wide variety of people to understand what is being said by others invigorates a sensation in the brain caused by the release of endorphins into the brain from reading a statement that is made increasingly more wordy and lengthy with each increment. This progression of statements, along with the aforementioned release of endorphines, produces a feeling in the human body thatis characterized by laughter, and pushes people to share it with friends, family, and loved ones all over the globe, earning it a "meme" status. I have no idea what I'm saying anymore.abraker wrote:
A larger than comprehensible detailed amalgamation of eight bits of data, displayed in a fashion which is interpreted as a glyph by the reader, and then further unity of those glyphs to compose a detailed structure of ideas, which is looked upon in a disgusted manner in otherwise intelligible text written on compressed parchments of dead wood and works given as part of educational progresses, follows through with an identifiable human response of producing further more amalgamation of glyphs in order to further their satisfactions in seeing how so much work is done to bring a small concept put down as small amalgamation of glyphs into an expansion of an abnormally large descriptive, but ultimately utterly useless content, composed of even more amalgamation of glyphsjohnmedina999 wrote:
Expanding a non-complex statement into a more complex one in a fashion that is normally frowned upon in formal papers and school assignments triggers an emotion observed in humans usually consisting of enjoyment, satisfaction, and laughter, lifting the person that is viewing said statement's spirits.
The basic unit of digital information, the bit, serves its purpose to to represent data in any presentable context, via hardware that is connected to a digital machinery which interconnects all devices connected to it, and these bits are processed using the central processing unit which operates on those bits in chunks called bytes. The amalgamation of eight of bits, otherwise known as a byte, is used to denote a symbols which were invented and are now interpreted by the most intelligent species that are dominant on the rocky sphere big enough to fit a population of seven billion instances of those species, through which various amalgamation, represent concepts interpreted by the aforementioned species. By presenting a small amalgamation of glyphs in a span using the digital hardware capable of sending packet of bits through interconnected digital machinery around the rocky sphere, allowing the sending and retrieval using one of the species greatest engineering feats, the internet, the hardware receiving the packet of bits capable of emitting dots of light allows the presented light differences to enter the primary light sensing portion of the species, and is converted into a signal that is processed by the most complex computing construct known to that species to allow comprehension of the ideas presented based on the developed set of glyphs long ago to what we now know as the Latin Alphabet to use in the daily exchange of ideas primarily using either waves of pressure or differences within intensity of light across a surface. Such species, when constructing ideas in a simple context, has the tendency to develop the context by sacrificing their remaining time of existence in order to expand the meaning behind the ideas, which triggers biochemical reactions in the most complex computing construct known to that species, causing responses within the species such as moving the portion which is responsible for allowing carbon-based matter to enter their matter for energy upward, causing a sudden rush of gasses moving inside and outside a specific portion which is known to cause differentials in pressure escaping via the portion which is responsible for allowing carbon-based matter to enter their matter for energy, and the necessity of spreading their developed context of expanded ideas as a self reflecting decision for others of the species to experience the aforementioned responses.johnmedina999 wrote:
The amalgamation of eight bits representing binary calculations performed many, many times per second by a computer's central processing unit commonly represented as the numbers zero and one sent through a complex system of clients and servers networked together in order to send and recieve—respectively—information and aformentioned data across extremely long distances and around the world accessed by a member of the human race, either voluntarily or involuntarily, processed by their browser accessing the world wide web, presenting a series of glyphs commonly reffered to as Latin Script making up a language called English that has a profound history and is commonly reffered to as the lingua franca allowing a wide variety of people to understand what is being said by others invigorates a sensation in the brain caused by the release of endorphins into the brain from reading a statement that is made increasingly more wordy and lengthy with each increment. This progression of statements, along with the aforementioned release of endorphines, produces a feeling in the human body thatis characterized by laughter, and pushes people to share it with friends, family, and loved ones all over the globe, earning it a "meme" status. I have no idea what I'm saying anymore.
Penguin Sanchez wrote:
I really hope john is working on a response to that.
you guy obvious no read or understand my proper cute grammar :3abraker wrote:
The basic unit of digital information, the bit, serves its purpose to to represent data in any presentable context, via hardware that is connected to a digital machinery which interconnects all devices connected to it, and these bits are processed using the central processing unit which operates on those bits in chunks called bytes. The amalgamation of eight of bits, otherwise known as a byte, is used to denote a symbols which were invented and are now interpreted by the most intelligent species that are dominant on the rocky sphere big enough to fit a population of seven billion instances of those species, through which various amalgamation, represent concepts interpreted by the aforementioned species. By presenting a small amalgamation of glyphs in a span using the digital hardware capable of sending packet of bits through interconnected digital machinery around the rocky sphere, allowing the sending and retrieval using one of the species greatest engineering feats, the internet, the hardware receiving the packet of bits capable of emitting dots of light allows the presented light differences to enter the primary light sensing portion of the species, and is converted into a signal that is processed by the most complex computing construct known to that species to allow comprehension of the ideas presented based on the developed set of glyphs long ago to what we now know as the Latin Alphabet to use in the daily exchange of ideas primarily using either waves of pressure or differences within intensity of light across a surface. Such species, when constructing ideas in a simple context, has the tendency to develop the context by sacrificing their remaining time of existence in order to expand the meaning behind the ideas, which triggers biochemical reactions in the most complex computing construct known to that species, causing responses within the species such as moving the portion which is responsible for allowing carbon-based matter to enter their matter for energy upward, causing a sudden rush of gasses moving inside and outside a specific portion which is known to cause differentials in pressure escaping via the portion which is responsible for allowing carbon-based matter to enter their matter for energy, and the necessity of spreading their developed context of expanded ideas as a self reflecting decision for others of the species to experience the aforementioned responses.johnmedina999 wrote:
The amalgamation of eight bits representing binary calculations performed many, many times per second by a computer's central processing unit commonly represented as the numbers zero and one sent through a complex system of clients and servers networked together in order to send and recieve—respectively—information and aformentioned data across extremely long distances and around the world accessed by a member of the human race, either voluntarily or involuntarily, processed by their browser accessing the world wide web, presenting a series of glyphs commonly reffered to as Latin Script making up a language called English that has a profound history and is commonly reffered to as the lingua franca allowing a wide variety of people to understand what is being said by others invigorates a sensation in the brain caused by the release of endorphins into the brain from reading a statement that is made increasingly more wordy and lengthy with each increment. This progression of statements, along with the aforementioned release of endorphines, produces a feeling in the human body thatis characterized by laughter, and pushes people to share it with friends, family, and loved ones all over the globe, earning it a "meme" status. I have no idea what I'm saying anymore.
It was not within the scope of the taskCanadian Baka wrote:
you guy obvious no read or understand my proper cute grammar :3
It's actually kai-lang.abraker wrote:
Kaish
Unko, Dawnsday and -Konpaku-Fser wrote:
unpopular opinion: unban unko dawns and azure instead of just unko and dawns
still waiting . . .abraker wrote:
The basic unit of digital information, the bit, serves its purpose to to represent data in any presentable context, via hardware that is connected to a digital machinery which interconnects all devices connected to it, and these bits are processed using the central processing unit which operates on those bits in chunks called bytes. The amalgamation of eight of bits, otherwise known as a byte, is used to denote a symbols which were invented and are now interpreted by the most intelligent species that are dominant on the rocky sphere big enough to fit a population of seven billion instances of those species, through which various amalgamation, represent concepts interpreted by the aforementioned species. By presenting a small amalgamation of glyphs in a span using the digital hardware capable of sending packet of bits through interconnected digital machinery around the rocky sphere, allowing the sending and retrieval using one of the species greatest engineering feats, the internet, the hardware receiving the packet of bits capable of emitting dots of light allows the presented light differences to enter the primary light sensing portion of the species, and is converted into a signal that is processed by the most complex computing construct known to that species to allow comprehension of the ideas presented based on the developed set of glyphs long ago to what we now know as the Latin Alphabet to use in the daily exchange of ideas primarily using either waves of pressure or differences within intensity of light across a surface. Such species, when constructing ideas in a simple context, has the tendency to develop the context by sacrificing their remaining time of existence in order to expand the meaning behind the ideas, which triggers biochemical reactions in the most complex computing construct known to that species, causing responses within the species such as moving the portion which is responsible for allowing carbon-based matter to enter their matter for energy upward, causing a sudden rush of gasses moving inside and outside a specific portion which is known to cause differentials in pressure escaping via the portion which is responsible for allowing carbon-based matter to enter their matter for energy, and the necessity of spreading their developed context of expanded ideas as a self reflecting decision for others of the species to experience the aforementioned responses.johnmedina999 wrote:
The amalgamation of eight bits representing binary calculations performed many, many times per second by a computer's central processing unit commonly represented as the numbers zero and one sent through a complex system of clients and servers networked together in order to send and recieve—respectively—information and aformentioned data across extremely long distances and around the world accessed by a member of the human race, either voluntarily or involuntarily, processed by their browser accessing the world wide web, presenting a series of glyphs commonly reffered to as Latin Script making up a language called English that has a profound history and is commonly reffered to as the lingua franca allowing a wide variety of people to understand what is being said by others invigorates a sensation in the brain caused by the release of endorphins into the brain from reading a statement that is made increasingly more wordy and lengthy with each increment. This progression of statements, along with the aforementioned release of endorphines, produces a feeling in the human body thatis characterized by laughter, and pushes people to share it with friends, family, and loved ones all over the globe, earning it a "meme" status. I have no idea what I'm saying anymore.
the next post will probably be ot!neus #20 sizeabraker wrote:
still waiting . . .
I've been gone for 4 days and still no response?abraker wrote:
still waiting . . .
Works perfectly.xxjesus1412fanx wrote:
Or avatarxxjesus1412fanx wrote:
People should block people if they don't want to see their messages.
