Thread Killer Champions: Franzbear & Moonbear

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In summary, Franzbear is the most prolific thread killer in the forum. He has killed at least 12 threads and is likely responsible for 21 more. His ability to kill threads is not a direct outcome of the evidence (number of last posts). You have to at least factor in the total number of posts by each person (posts in GD) to get a more accurate representation of the killer instinct. Franz and Moonie have so many posts here, they are more likely to be the winning killers. You have to divide the number of kills by the total number of posts during the same period to get a corrected distribution.
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icvotria said:
Is it possible that she's trying to copy them? That's just what it sounds like. Is my cat trying to sing like a bird? Please say yes, please say yes, please say yes
Of course it is. How else is she supposed to lure them into pouncing range? It's not like she can just run out and buy a duck call or something.
 
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What a clever cat. I'm so proud. :approve: I have this romantic vision that she's trying to sing like them cos she finds it really beautiful and wants to be like them. Lovely cat.
 
  • #4,553
icvotria said:
Lovely cat.
Humph. She just scratched my knee.
 
  • #4,554
icvotria said:
I have this romantic vision that she's trying to sing like them cos she finds it really beautiful and wants to be like them. Lovely cat.
Naw... she's just hungry.

icvotria said:
Humph. She just scratched my knee.
Serves you right. She probably overheard you typing that horrid comment about her wanting to be like a bird. :-p
 
  • #4,555
Danger said:
Naw... she's just hungry.
I wish my cat would do something but she won't chase birds because she's afraid of them, and because of her lack of excercise, she is a 18-pound blob.
 
  • #4,556
yomamma said:
"Close the blinds" :rolleyes:


:smile: LOL! That's not making me fall asleep any earlier. Like Huck, I find it easiest to fall asleep as soon as the first rays of sunlight come through the window...or the alarm clock goes off...whichever comes first. :rolleyes:
 
  • #4,557
yomamma said:
she is a 18-pound blob.
Have you considered putting her on a diet? Not necessarily denying her food, but at least going for the low-cal senior cat type. My previous cat was 16 pounds when I got him, at age 10, and got down to about 8 or 9 pounds over the next few years. He was actually terribly underweight when he died, but that was almost exactly on his 20th birthday and he'd been ill.
 
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Danger said:
Have you considered putting her on a diet? Not necessarily denying her food, but at least going for the low-cal senior cat type. My previous cat was 16 pounds when I got him, at age 10, and got down to about 8 or 9 pounds over the next few years. He was actually terribly underweight when he died, but that was almost exactly on his 20th birthday and he'd been ill.
She's on a perscripton diet, sh used to be 20 pounds. Her diet food costs over $30 a bag!
 
  • #4,559
Moonbear said:
:smile: LOL! That's not making me fall asleep any earlier. Like Huck, I find it easiest to fall asleep as soon as the first rays of sunlight come through the window...or the alarm clock goes off...whichever comes first. :rolleyes:
I don't really need the alarm clock. For some reason I always seem to wake up a few minutes before it goes off regardless of the time I have it set for. If I'm dead tired then I need it, but otherwise I'm just fine. I wonder if I would wake up in time if I didn't set the alarm.
yomamma said:
wish my cat would do something but she won't chase birds because she's afraid of them, and because of her lack of excercise, she is a 18-pound blob.
Umm, Holy Cow!
 
  • #4,560
yomamma said:
Her diet food costs over $30 a bag!
Oh well, friendship don't come cheap.
 
  • #4,561
Huckleberry said:
I don't really need the alarm clock. For some reason I always seem to wake up a few minutes before it goes off regardless of the time I have it set for. If I'm dead tired then I need it, but otherwise I'm just fine. I wonder if I would wake up in time if I didn't set the alarm.
I used to be like that. I'm trying to figure out when that stopped happening.

Umm, Holy Cow!
No, still a cat. :-p
 
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Astronuc said:
Just stopped into get the 48,000 view and 5795 post on page 387 in this thread. :biggrin:
Oh m'gosh! Astronuc stopped in? The one with the great bod? And I missed it? :frown:
 
  • #4,563
yomamma said:
Why would anyone eat raw meat?
Aside from all the other advise given (I also recommend California Rolls for beginners)...I like to pour my soy sauce in the dish and mix a little wasabi in it. Then dip the sushi into the sauce, and I usually add a little fresh ginger too. Many people find the food bland and tasteless, but especially a big chunk of raw fish is not as good if it has no flavor. Soon you will figure out how much wasabi you like, and if you like it you will start putting it directly on your sushi. :biggrin:
 
  • #4,564
Huckleberry said:
Okay, I spent an hour thinking about people on LSD. Then they all turned to me and said, "Dude, quit crashin' our party, man." I thought it would be best to leave then...
:smile: After looking at the graphic cronxeh posted, for awhile there I thought I was on LSD! :smile:
 
  • #4,565
icvotria said:
Mmmmmm... Hot milk and honey, yum yum yum, what a good idea. I have to go to sleep so I can have lots of weird dreams and post them in the sweet dreams thread and have them analysed. And so I don't go crazy from sleep deprivation, I'm already teetering precariously on the edge of sanity...
I'm sure you all know this already, so if you do, you can read this to help feel sleepy. :smile:

1. Try to go to sleep and rise the same time each night and morning.
2. Don't read, watch TV, etc. in bed. You are to associate the bed and bedroom with sleep.
3. Keep a book and pen by your bed so you can write down thoughts of all the things you need to do. After writing these things down, it's easier to forget about it and relax.
4. Don't read serious posts on PF right before bedtime (and maybe not at all)! Wait, what am I saying! :bugeye:

Speaking of which, I need to be winding it down myself about now...
 
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SOS2008 said:
Oh m'gosh! Astronuc stopped in? The one with the great bod? And I missed it? :frown:
I thought it was strange that he came by here too. I feel like someone took a quick dip in the backyard pool while I was asleep. When the motion detector lights woke me up I looked out there to see what was going on, but the culprit was gone. Then I notice this little note that says "Astronuc was here" and a little picture of Kilroy underneath it. And I was like "WHAT!"

That's the impression I got anyway.

Hey SOS, what's up with the 4 posts in a row? Something needs to be done about the scrolling previous pages to gather information while posting. Is there a simpler way that I'm missing?
 
  • #4,567
SOS2008 said:
Soon you will figure out how much wasabi you like, and if you like it you will start putting it directly on your sushi. :biggrin:

That's the way I do it. I stick a big glob of wasabi on the sushi, then dip the sushi in soy sauce. I always have to be gentle on the first bite, figure out how strong the wasabi was made. But, the worst that happens is you see stars and clean out your sinuses. I love to watch people who are new to sushi take a big bite of wasabi. :devil:
 
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Huckleberry said:
Hey SOS, what's up with the 4 posts in a row? Something needs to be done about the scrolling previous pages to gather information while posting. Is there a simpler way that I'm missing?

Nothing that I know of.
 
  • #4,569
Moonbear said:
That's the way I do it. I stick a big glob of wasabi on the sushi, then dip the sushi in soy sauce. I always have to be gentle on the first bite, figure out how strong the wasabi was made. But, the worst that happens is you see stars and clean out your sinuses. I love to watch people who are new to sushi take a big bite of wasabi. :devil:
I once hat a hot sauce eating contest with a guy I used to work with. He would always talk about hot sauce all the time like it was his personal obsession. My other coworkers and myself made a bet that if I could eat more hot sauce than he could then he could never talk about hot sauce ever again.

It wasn't really hot sauce we were using. It was some sort of industrial degreaser. The stuff was concentrated habanero peppers and it was STRONG! I think it was called Dave's Hot Sauce. I ate like almost 2 tablespoons of the stuff and beat him. I felt fine for a while but the last hour of work I was just dying. I was going to the water fountain every 5 minutes to get something to drink. It felt like it was burning a hole in my stomach. When I got out of work I rushed to my car and drove to a 7/11 and got some pepto. That helped a lot. I thought for sure I was going to burn a hole through my stomach lining.

That bastard didn't keep his word. We never could shut him up. Oh well.
 
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Huckleberry said:
It wasn't really hot sauce we were using. It was some sort of industrial degreaser. The stuff was concentrated habanero peppers and it was STRONG! I think it was called Dave's Hot Sauce. I ate like almost 2 tablespoons of the stuff and beat him. I felt fine for a while but the last hour of work I was just dying. I was going to the water fountain every 5 minutes to get something to drink. It felt like it was burning a hole in my stomach. When I got out of work I rushed to my car and drove to a 7/11 and got some pepto. That helped a lot. I thought for sure I was going to burn a hole through my stomach lining.

:smile: I have a bottle of hot sauce like that, though it's looking funny colored now, so probably isn't good anymore. Just a few drops goes a VERY long way. I like it just because it adds spice without that vinegar flavor of sauces like Tabasco.

When I lived in Ann Arbor, there was a taco joint that had a monthly hot sauce tasting event (they sold a lot of different varieties). I wish I had discovered that sooner, but as with all good things, I seem to find out they exist only a short time before I move out of the town.
 
  • #4,571
Huckleberry said:
Something needs to be done about the scrolling previous pages to gather information while posting. Is there a simpler way that I'm missing?
The way I do it is go to the first post that I want to quote, and do so. Then I select it all, copy it to clipboard, and hit the 'back' button. Then I go to the second post, quote it, and paste the previous quote/response pair in front of it. I just keep cutting, quoting and pasting until I'm finished. I use the scroll down to find the next post that I want.

edit: If wasabe is that green **** like horseradish, it is a product of pure evil. It tastes like someone took all of Darth Vader's liquid farts and compressed them into a paste.
 
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Danger said:
The way I do it is go to the first post that I want to quote, and do so. Then I select it all, copy it to clipboard, and hit the 'back' button. Then I go to the second post, quote it, and paste the previous quote/response pair in front of it. I just keep cutting, quoting and pasting until I'm finished. I use the scroll down to find the next post that I want.

Like he said, there needs to be an easier way to do multiple quotes. Maybe something like check marks next to the posts you want to quote and then a button where you can choose to quote checked posts?

I'm also wondering, is it just me, or if you try to quote a post that contains a quote, you only get the new text and not the embedded quote? Sometimes I want to include both, and can't do so just by clicking the quote button.
 
  • #4,573
Huckleberry said:
I thought it was strange that he came by here too. I feel like someone took a quick dip in the backyard pool while I was asleep. When the motion detector lights woke me up I looked out there to see what was going on, but the culprit was gone. Then I notice this little note that says "Astronuc was here" and a little picture of Kilroy underneath it. And I was like "WHAT!"
:smile: LOL :smile:
Danger said:
The way I do it is go to the first post that I want to quote, and do so. Then I select it all, copy it to clipboard, and hit the 'back' button. Then I go to the second post, quote it, and paste the previous quote/response pair in front of it. I just keep cutting, quoting and pasting until I'm finished. I use the scroll down to find the next post that I want.
I usually do that, but I was SO far behind. :redface:
 
  • #4,574
SOS2008 said:
I usually do that, but I was SO far behind. :redface:
Must be that new tattoo of yours slowing you down. :biggrin:
 
  • #4,575
Moonbear said:
I'm also wondering, is it just me, or if you try to quote a post that contains a quote, you only get the new text and not the embedded quote? Sometimes I want to include both, and can't do so just by clicking the quote button.
Quotes don't get quoted, but you can copy and paste them into the main quote.
 
  • #4,576
Danger said:
Quotes don't get quoted, but you can copy and paste them into the main quote.

Yeah, that's the way I do it. I just thought I'd check if it worked differently for others since some things seem to be different depending on computer or browser.

My biggest problem with the copy/paste method of quoting is I end up misspelling user names, especially some of the more challenging ones.
 
  • #4,577
Moonbear said:
I end up misspelling user names, especially some of the more challenging ones.
I copy the 'originally posted by' line as well, then it's already spelled. :approve:
 
  • #4,578
Moonbear said:
Must be that new tattoo of yours slowing you down. :biggrin:
Good-un. :biggrin: I thought it was supposed to make me faster. :frown:
 
  • #4,579
Moonbear said:
Darn, I know that feeling! Same thing happened last night (er...this morning?). I was just getting drowsy and lying my head on the pillow, and realized the birds were chirping away and the first sliver of light was showing through the window.

On a similar line, I once "woke up" to birds chirping in the early morning. I remember thinking "Ohh, its just the Geiger meter going off" and going back to sleep. Does that mean I spend too much time in the lab?
 
  • #4,580
DocToxyn said:
On a similar line, I once "woke up" to birds chirping in the early morning. I remember thinking "Ohh, its just the Geiger meter going off" and going back to sleep. Does that mean I spend too much time in the lab?

YES!

Uh, wait, I mean, no, not at all, in fact, why were you home sleeping when you should have been in the lab? :smile:

Yeah, I "wake up" like that too. The alarm goes off, I turn it off, and have no recollection of it, or incorporate it into some weird dream, and keep right on sleeping. I've tried putting the alarm clock on the other side of the room, setting lights on timers to shine at the bed, setting multiple alarms, using the radio on the alarm, using the buzzer on the alarm, using one of those old fashioned alarms with the loud bells. When I change it up, something new will work for about a week, and then I learn to sleep through it again.
 
  • #4,581
I need Serotonin replacement kit that would let me stay awake for 20 hours out of a day.

Work you Biologists! Work!
 
  • #4,582
cronxeh said:
I need Serotonin replacement kit that would let me stay awake for 20 hours out of a day.

Work you Biologists! Work!

I'd rather the engineers develop better robots to do more of my work so I don't have to stay awake 20 hours a day. :biggrin:
 
  • #4,583
amazing. one simple post and the thread died.

gj Moonster
 
  • #4,584
Danger said:
The way I do it is go to the first post that I want to quote, and do so. Then I select it all, copy it to clipboard, and hit the 'back' button. Then I go to the second post, quote it, and paste the previous quote/response pair in front of it. I just keep cutting, quoting and pasting until I'm finished. I use the scroll down to find the next post that I want.

edit: If wasabe is that green **** like horseradish, it is a product of pure evil. It tastes like someone took all of Darth Vader's liquid farts and compressed them into a paste.
That's a good idea. I'll just paste into another window with word perfect or something when I need to reply to several previous posts.

Wasabi is an acquired taste.
 
  • #4,585
SOS2008 said:
Oh m'gosh! Astronuc stopped in?
Just lurking. :biggrin: Came by, but no one was around. Look I did it again. :biggrin:

Huckleberry said:
It wasn't really hot sauce we were using. It was some sort of industrial degreaser.
It's not that bad.

Huckleberry said:
The stuff was concentrated habanero peppers and it was STRONG! I think it was called Dave's Hot Sauce. I ate like almost 2 tablespoons of the stuff and beat him.
I love Dave's. Was that Dave's After Death Hot Sauce, Total Insanity or just Insanity? They are all good. But I have even hotter stuff, e.g. Maddog. The hottest one I have is "Satan's Blood". Keep away from eyes, skin, children and small animals.

Great in soups, salsa, and on just about everything I eat. :biggrin:
 

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