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Last edited by Nikkirose; 21 July 2004, 06:57 PM.
*DROOL*
McKAY: If you're referring to the ship you just shot down, the one that doesn't stand a hope in hell of ever flying again ...
TORRELL: The ship that you're gonna fix, yes.
McKAY: What am I, MacGyver? Fix it with what?
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MINE.. ALL MINE!! Mwhahahaha!
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Originally posted by KriWhat kind of videos? Are they montages?
ship sistah
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Originally posted by TokenOoooh! That's good! And you kept it on topic.
Um........What's your favorite food?
Okay, so with my group of church friends, mind you, over the past couple of years I have discovered a new love for Blue Jello. This kind comes in little cups and has a bit of a kick to it!!! We use berry bery blue jello, I think we used malibu rum
And I won't tell my friends, except Christy, why I like blue jello the best!!
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Originally posted by sacme
I was just on the phone with my mom and she asked who I was typing to so quickly. I told her that I felt duly challenged on a new board, and that I had to be something other than Jaffa Poop by the end of the evening. She already knows I am nuts, so she had a good laugh over that one. My mom not only knows I am nuts, but supports my craziness. She gave my friend Christy and I free miles to get to the Burbank convention
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Here's some equations from the resident shipper math major:
Sam + Pete = see chaos theory
Sam + Jack = infinite happiness
Jack + Pete = instantaneous fury, as Jack will kill him.
Shipper calculus: In the xy plane, when you measure Sam's happiness curve over time, the derivative of this curve with respect to time will allow you to find the point at which Sam attains maximum happiness. Set the derivative of Sam's happines curve equal to zero and you will find the critical point at which Sam will reach maximum happiness. Upon inspection, this critical point in time will be when she dumps and marries Jack.
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Originally posted by KriOkay, gotta keep this on topic..
Okay, so with my group of church friends, mind you, over the past couple of years I have discovered a new love for Blue Jello. This kind comes in little cups and has a bit of a kick to it!!! We use berry bery blue jello, I think we used malibu rum
And I won't tell my friends, except Christy, why I like blue jello the best!!
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Originally posted by mad_gaterHere's some equations from the resident shipper math major:
Sam + Pete = see chaos theory
Sam + Jack = infinite happiness
Jack + Pete = instantaneous fury, as Jack will kill him.
Shipper calculus: In the xy plane, when you measure Sam's happiness curve over time, the derivative of this curve with respect to time will allow you to find the point at which Sam attains maximum happiness. Set the derivative of Sam's happines curve equal to zero and you will find the critical point at which Sam will reach maximum happiness. Upon inspection, this critical point in time will be when she dumps and marries Jack.
Did you figure that out all by yourself?
I'm sooooooo impressed!
I knew there was a reason why I didn't take calculus.Ship Nana
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Originally posted by kiwigaterThey're complete cheapskates........
Nah! It mostly goes as follows....
blah blahblaaaahh blah blah blah
The end.
See, not hard to understand at all!
And I'm a speech pathologist!
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Originally posted by KriOkay, gotta keep this on topic..
Okay, so with my group of church friends, mind you, over the past couple of years I have discovered a new love for Blue Jello. This kind comes in little cups and has a bit of a kick to it!!! We use berry bery blue jello, I think we used malibu rum
And I won't tell my friends, except Christy, why I like blue jello the best!!
What is your favorite Jack and Sam moment?
Token ~
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Originally posted by mad_gaterHere's some equations from the resident shipper math major:
Sam + Pete = see chaos theory
Sam + Jack = infinite happiness
Jack + Pete = instantaneous fury, as Jack will kill him.
Shipper calculus: In the xy plane, when you measure Sam's happiness curve over time, the derivative of this curve with respect to time will allow you to find the point at which Sam attains maximum happiness. Set the derivative of Sam's happines curve equal to zero and you will find the critical point at which Sam will reach maximum happiness. Upon inspection, this critical point in time will be when she dumps and marries Jack.
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Originally posted by mad_gaterShipper calculus: In the xy plane, when you measure Sam's happiness curve over time, the derivative of this curve with respect to time will allow you to find the point at which Sam attains maximum happiness. Set the derivative of Sam's happines curve equal to zero and you will find the critical point at which Sam will reach maximum happiness. Upon inspection, this critical point in time will be when she dumps and marries Jack.*Whenever the Opportunity Arises take it in Hand*
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Originally posted by TokenAhhh! Who doesn't love jello? Ok, me; but that's another story.
What is your favorite Jack and Sam moment?
Okay, I'll go with "It's my sidearm, I swear!" *giggle giggle* "No giggling!"
I loooooove that episode the most!
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Originally posted by KriOkay, see I lasted less than a week in calculus in college. But if they had layed it out in simple terms like that, I might have had some interest!*Whenever the Opportunity Arises take it in Hand*
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