Snorky 45,655 12
11/09/2006 09:55 PM

man theas kwestshuns r hard :))

Prince Humperdinck 51,764 12
11/09/2006 10:00 PM

WTF!



TTSFTIEH!

Hello Mofo 10,950 10
11/09/2006 10:04 PM

Well, that can be how we tell them apart. Jaggy's exams are written in English and Neep's are written in a cross bewteen Trekkie and Idiot.



But clearly the intent was there.





Jesus H. Osama, New Zeland is lax.

Snorky 45,655 12
11/09/2006 10:07 PM

wat u say? big words lol

Prince Humperdinck 51,764 12
11/09/2006 10:08 PM

rolflmao!!!1unI

Snorky 45,655 12
11/09/2006 10:09 PM

OK, enough with the stupid. My head hurts.

TacoCrunch: Ambushing GABbers under the mistletoe 61,976 36
11/09/2006 10:10 PM

Can anyone name a famous scientist, mathematician, or engineer from New Zeland? No? Didn't think so.

Jeff K. 7,400 0
11/09/2006 10:11 PM

tihs is TEH GAY



FAGOTS!!1

Snorky 45,655 12
11/09/2006 10:11 PM

Um, Peter Jackson? He's sort of a scientist. I guess.



Ya, I got notin'.

Green Shemp Casserole 22,222 17
11/09/2006 10:43 PM

Ernest Rutherford

ATOM MAN



The creator of modern atomic physics and forerunner of the nuclear age, one of the greatest scientists of the twentieth century. Awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1908 and a baronetcy, choosing the title Baron Rutherford of Nelson, in 1931. In the words of Einstein, "a second Newton". The man who "tunneled into the very material of God": inventor, experimenter and Nelson farm boy.





Ernest Rutherford was born in Brightwater, near Nelson, New Zealand, in 1871.















Yay, look at me, I found a smart Kiwi!

TacoCrunch: Ambushing GABbers under the mistletoe 61,976 36
11/09/2006 10:44 PM

Yeah, but did you wikipedia that or actually know it?



I still win.

Thud 68,497 19
11/09/2006 10:45 PM

So, Shemp, is your point that the last smart Kiwi was born over 130 years ago?

Heathen's Greetings 520 10
11/09/2006 11:05 PM

For what it's worth: generally, when expressing oneself, the average kiwi has historically sacrificed "eloquent", or "pedantic" for the sake of "functional". Let us compare and contrast:



American, first to walk on moon: "that's one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind".



Kiwi, first to climb to the top of Mt Everest: "we knocked the bastard off".



Hope this helps.

Green Shemp Casserole 22,222 17
11/09/2006 11:08 PM

So, Shemp, is your point that the last smart Kiwi was born over 130 years ago?

















































Maybe.

Jaggy - I see Threstrals 11,895 13
11/09/2006 11:08 PM

man theas kwestshuns r hard :))



You have a double chin LOL fatty.



The debate at the moment is irrelevant, nothing has changed. Teachers have been overlooking occasional lapses, as long as the student demonstrates understanding of whatever concept they are trying to get across, and the marker gets the gist. This is obviously not going to apply to an English paper. I hope.



I'm glad I'm out of highschool. Although today at kindy I thought I was back in 5th form music. "PUT DOWN THAT CHAIR! No... please get off the table... DON'T PUT THAT IN YOUR MOUTH!"

Green Shemp Casserole 22,222 17
11/09/2006 11:10 PM

Yeah, but did you wikipedia that or actually know it?







I consulted with my Magic 8-Ball.

Neep- Sinners are dumb. Throw rocks at them. 35,066 15
11/09/2006 11:11 PM

I think it's stupid.



But then, I text message in complete sentences with punctuation and all the vowels.

shadesofgrey 5,445 7
11/09/2006 11:14 PM

I consulted with my Magic 8-Ball.

The Black one or the Pink one?
Because research has shown that while the Black Magic 8-Ball is correct 90% of the time, the Pink Magic 8-ball is only correct 82% of the time.

Green Shemp Casserole 22,222 17
11/09/2006 11:15 PM

They do like it!

Green Shemp Casserole 22,222 17
11/09/2006 11:16 PM

Ahh Frost wrong thread!

Green Shemp Casserole 22,222 17
11/09/2006 11:19 PM

Yeah smoke another bowl there Shemp!

Snorky 45,655 12
11/09/2006 11:21 PM

I like talking to myself. It makes the voices inside quieter and the pain less anguishing.

Green Shemp Casserole 22,222 17
11/09/2006 11:28 PM

I like talking to myself. It makes the voices inside quieter and the pain less anguishing.







The Herb helps with that too.





Plus it makes GABbing more...Hey look something shiney!.

shadesofgrey 5,445 7
11/09/2006 11:38 PM

Hey look something shiney!.

Dinesh?

Green Shemp Casserole 22,222 17
11/09/2006 11:39 PM

That shirt reminds me of wrapping Christmas gifts.

Heathen's Greetings 520 10
11/09/2006 11:48 PM

But then, I text message in complete sentences with punctuation and all the vowels.



I used to, but Shakespearety predictive text kept spelling my name "heavier". That's not polite!

Hello Mofo 10,950 10
11/09/2006 11:53 PM

That's why you get a Palm Handspring Treo and wave in everybody's face and act like the snob you aren't.

Hello Mofo 10,950 10
11/09/2006 11:54 PM

And Palm Handpring Treo users are so cool they don't even have to use the word "it".

Millie 116,988 28
11/10/2006 12:03 AM

My father is a part-time professor and he is befuddled by this type of writing.



He asked me what some of the "words" were and I had no idea.



Ha! My dad thinks I'm young!

Neep- Sinners are dumb. Throw rocks at them. 35,066 15
11/10/2006 01:21 AM

I used to, but Shakespearety predictive text kept spelling my name "heavier". That's not polite!



My name comes up with filedn, which the guys in my physics class think is close enough to fellatio for them to call me Fellatio as a nickname.

Pumpkin Noggin-Cranberry Chutney coming soon 56,642 8
11/10/2006 09:03 AM

<action> Rolls eyes</action>

My name comes up with filedn, which the guys in my physics class think is close enough to fellatio for them to call me Fellatio as a nickname.





Yeah...I'm sure THAT's the reason.

Sage of Seattle (Facetiously Festive) 36,465 8
11/10/2006 12:44 PM

But then, I text message in complete sentences with punctuation and all the vowels.



O RLY?