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[Willie Sauerland]

Mike Forst, on 16 May 2013 - 04:11 PM, said:

This thread

I agree.
Mike Forst is always right.

[Agent of Change]

can't argue with that

problem is you are wrong

while mike remains right

if we could turn cognitive dissonance

into energy

we'd be rich.

[Noesis]

What happens to the universe when

Mike says he is wrong?

[Voridan Atreides]

Mike is never wrong.

[Agent of Change]

because he is always right...

wait i have an idea.

Hey mike

and this is important.

Do I exist?

[Mike Forst]

Sadly

[Slater01]

After being away, I'm happy to see the wisest of the esteemed MWO community have now gathered under one banner. And what's Mike doing here?

[Audit]

Slater01, on 18 May 2013 - 10:31 AM, said:

After being away, I'm happy to see the wisest of the esteemed MWO community have now gathered under one banner. And what's Mike doing here?

He's just posting.

[fil5000]

what is th

[Voridan Atreides]

Mike Forst, on 17 May 2013 - 08:39 AM, said:

Sadly

On a roll buddy.

[blinkin]

fil5000, on 18 May 2013 - 02:17 PM, said:

what is th

a grouping of two letters often used to make a soft hissing like sound. many old words use them in place of the old "thorn" rune that resembles the letter 'y' in old english.

examples: the, that, this, thou (which was later replaced by "you" due to the similar shape of the thorn rune and the letter 'y')

[Audit]

þ y

I don't quite see the resemblance.

[blinkin]

Audit, on 20 May 2013 - 05:43 PM, said:

þ y

I don't quite see the resemblance.

sorry correction, middle english and early modern english.

http://en.wikipedia....rn_%28letter%29 :
The following were abbreviations during Middle and Early Modern English using the letter thorn:

• – (þ^e) a Middle English abbreviation for the word the
  
• – (þ^t) a Middle English abbreviation for the word that
  
• – (þ^u) a rare Middle English abbreviation for the word thou (which was written early on as þu or þou)
  
• (y^s) an Early Modern English abbreviation for the word this
  
• – (y^e) an Early Modern English abbreviation for the word the
  
• – (y^t) an Early Modern English abbreviation for the word that

[Mike Forst]

Voridan Atreides, on 20 May 2013 - 07:34 AM, said:

On a roll buddy.

Thanks

[Willie Sauerland]

Voridan Atreides, on 20 May 2013 - 07:34 AM, said:

On a roll buddy.

What is it like being on a muffin?

[Noesis]

On a Bap?

Maybe on some crumpet?

[blinkin]

Noesis, on 24 May 2013 - 03:26 AM, said:

On a Bap?

Maybe on some crumpet?

we don't talk about all them fancy foreign foods here, we're Amer'can.

it's a biscuit!

[Noesis]

So definitely not on a Croissant then?