It's PanDENmonium! [Off Topic Chat]

degausserxo

I'M BAAAAAAAAACK!

Hello again, C&H. How the hell are yiz?

jefreywithonef

Bhuel!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3GJycgu-cs

The Flying Fishfinger

Does anyone want to see a magic trick?

wnolan1992

The Flying Fishfinger wrote: »

Does anyone want to see a magic trick?

Go on.

Amaze us all. :P

marko93

Waiting for OP to deliver.

JamJamJamJam

He disappeared!

The Flying Fishfinger

Someone pick a card but don't tell me and put it back in the deck.

eoins23456

The Flying Fishfinger wrote: »

Someone pick a card but don't tell me and put it back in the deck.

done!

The Flying Fishfinger

eoins23456 wrote: »

done!

*Shuffles cards*

Just a warning that this trick may result in this happening to you.




Despite that your card is the six of clubs.

Cakes.

Trying to come up with ideas for my school's mental health week and I'm stuck on coming up with things to do with the junior years.

Have like a stress relaxation thing organised for the 6th years, 5th years getting a talk from someone, 3rd years talk too.

Any ideas for the other years?

tr0llface

Cakes. wrote: »

Trying to come up with ideas for my school's mental health week and I'm stuck on coming up with things to do with the junior years.

Have like a stress relaxation thing organised for the 6th years, 5th years getting a talk from someone, 3rd years talk too.

Any ideas for the other years?

I can't remember what our school did (I think it was something like one person saying how we should be nice to each other), but if I think of something I'll tell you asap.
Maybe organize a bonding session? What we did once was we all got pages with our names written at the top and we passed it around at 1 minute intervals. People just wrote what they liked about eachother/memories etc., it was really cute.

wnolan1992

Cakes. wrote: »

Trying to come up with ideas for my school's mental health week and I'm stuck on coming up with things to do with the junior years.

Have like a stress relaxation thing organised for the 6th years, 5th years getting a talk from someone, 3rd years talk too.

Any ideas for the other years?

Some punch bags to punch out all that teenage angst?



EDIT: I feel it is necessary to say that this is a 100% genuine suggestion btw.

iamanengine

Cakes. wrote: »

Trying to come up with ideas for my school's mental health week and I'm stuck on coming up with things to do with the junior years.

Have like a stress relaxation thing organised for the 6th years, 5th years getting a talk from someone, 3rd years talk too.

Any ideas for the other years?

The only reasonable thing I can think of is a sing song.

Cakes.

tr0llface wrote: »

I can't remember what our school did (I think it was something like one person saying how we should be nice to each other), but if I think of something I'll tell you asap.
Maybe organize a bonding session? What we did once was we all got pages with our names written at the top and we passed it around at 1 minute intervals. People just wrote what they liked about eachother/memories etc., it was really cute.

That could be an idea for the older years, I can imagine the younger years being immature and it doing more bad than good. But it's a really good idea for the older ones

wnolan1992 wrote: »

Some punch bags to punch out all that teenage angst?



EDIT: I feel it is necessary to say that this is a 100% genuine suggestion btw.

One of the teachers actually suggested that the other day! I'd say it'd be good but it's just getting it in!

iamanengine wrote: »

The only reasonable thing I can think of is a sing song.

That'd be class! :pac:

Nerdkiller1991

Am I the only guy on Boards who has not heard of this thread? What a way to boost my post count.

jefreywithonef

Why would you care about your post count?

eoins23456

jefreywithonef wrote: »

Why would you care about your post count?

I wonder how many bebo views this guy had.

Palytoxin

jefreywithonef wrote: »

Why would you care about your post count?

Why would you care about his post count?

Nerdkiller1991

jefreywithonef wrote: »

Why would you care about your post count?

Sarcastic jokes are hard things to convey on the internet.

jefreywithonef

Palytoxin wrote: »

Why would you care about his post count?

I care about his care for his post count

iamanengine

Palytoxin wrote: »

Why would you care about his post count?

Why would you care about his caring about that guy's caring of his post count?

:rolleyes:

Side note: I had 34 luv's on bebo. :cool:

Palytoxin

jefreywithonef wrote: »

I care about his care for his post count

But why?

iamanengine wrote: »

Why would you care about his caring about that guy's caring of his post count?
:rolleyes:

Side note: I had 34 luv's on bebo. :cool:

Why do you care about my caring about his caring of yer mans caring of his post count?

Colm!

Once, I was bored enough I used a system to raise the count of Luv on bebo to a few hundred. It was in the middle of that which I realised nobody would notice or care. Except then a friend paid me a fiver to show him how to do it.

iamanengine

Palytoxin wrote: »

Why do you care about my caring about his caring of yer mans caring of his post count?

Because reasons
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You're up to something Paly...I can feel it in my bones!

Lawliet

Colm! wrote: »

Once, I was bored enough I used a system to raise the count of Luv on bebo to a few hundred. It was in the middle of that which I realised nobody would notice or care. Except then a friend paid me a fiver to show him how to do it.

Reminds me of when those 'how many clicks can you do in a minute' games were going round, a friend kept beating me so I set my computer to automatically do three clicks per second and destroyed his score.
Never told him I cheated.

wnolan1992

Colm! wrote: »

Once, I was bored enough I used a system to raise the count of Luv on bebo to a few hundred. It was in the middle of that which I realised nobody would notice or care. Except then a friend paid me a fiver to show him how to do it.

Ah the "Share the Luv" thing...

I remember that was huge when I was in second year... there was actually a few IRL fights because people didn't "Share the Luv" with the person they said they would. There was even people brokering deals along the lines of "Alright, alright, I'll give you my 3 luvs every day this week, then you do the same for me next week right?"

Twas a simpler time.

Colm!

It'd be entirely possible to bring Luv back with some Facebook Timeline app. Just sayin'.

wnolan1992

Colm! wrote: »

It'd be entirely possible to bring Luv back with some Facebook Timeline app. Just sayin'.

Would you want to though?

Palytoxin

iamanengine wrote: »

Because reasons
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You're up to something Paly...I can feel it in my bones!

Me! I wouldn't be up to anything iamanengine!...

Namlub

They should bring Top 16 back tbh, who doesn't love being ranked by their friends

iamanengine

Namlub wrote: »

They should bring Top 16 back tbh, who doesn't love being ranked by their friends

Winning ideas like that is what will make us the great generation we are destined to be!!

Lightbulb Sun

Namlub wrote: »

They should bring Top 16 back tbh, who doesn't love being ranked by their friends

I want that validation in my life again goddammit.

wnolan1992

Namlub wrote: »

They should bring Top 16 back tbh, who doesn't love being ranked by their friends

Bahaha!

I'd completely forgotten about that nonsense. Good lord, we were idiots as early-teenagers*...







*Added the early to try and minimise potential offence.

Nerdkiller1991

Was I the only guy in my school that never had a Bebo account? Guess I'm one of the lucky ones.

marko93

Pfffft, one of the unlucky ones. Bebo was great.

Togepi

<moon>

wnolan1992

Nerdkiller1991 wrote: »

Was I the only guy in my school that never had a Bebo account? Guess I'm one of the lucky ones.

Bebo taught me to use the internet. I learned basic photoshop skills through it. I learned what I hated about social networks and how not to replicate it.

Bebo was great for its time.

Nerdkiller1991

wnolan1992 wrote: »

Bebo taught me to use the internet. I learned basic photoshop skills through it. I learned what I hated about social networks and how not to replicate it.

Bebo was great for its time.

Well, I was still the non-conformist back in the day.

Also, who has two thumbs and got himself a 3DTV?

Pigwidgeon

Todays google doodle is addictive.

iamanengine

Pigwidgeon wrote: »

Todays google doodle is addictive.

Spent far too long on it at 3am last night!

KamiKazeKitten

Pigwidgeon wrote: »

Todays google doodle is addictive.

I spent half an hour doing that instead of college work today

The Internet

Just watched the Lance Armstrong interview, after all that's happened he still can't admit everything he did

Saying that since he had cancer he couldn't be blamed for taking testosterone

wnolan1992

Only heard clips of the Armstrong thing, still comes across as an arrogant prick tbh. He's used cancer as a cover-all shield for years.

I'd love to know what the people who were still defending him after he gave up his legal battle, (the ones who said "Ah he's just tired of fighting a biased battle") have to say now...



In other controversy news, this Tesco horse-beef burger fiasco... they're dumping 12 million burgers.

12 million.

12 MILLION.

That's 3 burgers for every person living in this country. 12 million perfectly edible pieces of meat.

Is it any wonder people in developing countries loathe us?

FFS.

Nerdkiller1991

wnolan1992 wrote: »

In other controversy news, this Tesco horse-beef burger fiasco... they're dumping 12 million burgers.

12 million.

12 MILLION.

That's 3 burgers for every person living in this country. 12 million perfectly edible pieces of meat.

Is it any wonder people in developing countries loathe us?

FFS.

There's a reason we all use America as a scapegoat for times like this. And I think it's worked out well, so far.

Colm!

wnolan1992 wrote: »

That's 3 burgers for every person living in this country. 12 million perfectly edible pieces of meat.

And THAT is the key problem here. If they were rebranded as "Burger (contains Soylent Green)" or something, I wouldn't give a ****. The problem is that they are not what they were claiming to be, but they pose no health risk and should NOT be dumped.

Palytoxin

If I could buy those burgers at a cheaper price I would. I'd probably still buy them at their normal price as well actually.

Lightbulb Sun

They're dumping it? Horse meat is meant to be quality stuff or premium west coast shit as some rappers may/may not say.

iamanengine

Lightbulb Sun wrote: »

They're dumping it? Horse meat is meant to be quality stuff or premium west coast shit as some rappers may/may not say.

Such is the word on the "street".

SarahBeep!

Cakes. wrote: »

Trying to come up with ideas for my school's mental health week and I'm stuck on coming up with things to do with the junior years.

Have like a stress relaxation thing organised for the 6th years, 5th years getting a talk from someone, 3rd years talk too.

Any ideas for the other years?

We did a thing that was kinda like PostSecret..on a blank card you write a secret/problem you have. They were all stuck up in an attempt to shoe people that they're not the only one with problems and that they're not alone.

And have people write letters (totally confidential) to themselves to be posted to them by the school at a later date.

Even have posters/information for different support organisations up around the school in decent places, not hidden on notice boards. It's easly spot a website on a poster when you've to walk through the door it's posted on, you may even just memorise it out of familiarity without realising you might need it one day.

Lightbulb Sun

iamanengine wrote: »

Such is the word on the "street".

And in the equine stables, yo.