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SaltyJon

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Posted: April 15 2010 at 22:39

billy bob weible wrote:

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Sesame Street is hilarious at times. LOL

when your on drugs

Nah, I think the waiter sketches are generally pretty funny, plus they definitely threw in a bit of humor for the adults to catch that the kids wouldn't too.

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Posted: April 15 2010 at 22:29

See ya later Neuro.

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Posted: April 15 2010 at 22:27

Neurotarkus wrote:

I think I'm gonna go to the haystack. Goodbye, comrades.Seeya Sunday/Monday.

Seeya.

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Posted: April 15 2010 at 22:27

billy bob weible wrote:

SaltyJon wrote:

Sesame Street is hilarious at times. LOL

when your on drugs

So you take drugs and watch Sesame Street?

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Posted: April 15 2010 at 22:25

I think I'm gonna go to the haystack. Goodbye, comrades.Seeya Sunday/Monday.

Edited by Neurotarkus - April 15 2010 at 22:25

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Posted: April 15 2010 at 22:20

SaltyJon wrote:

Sesame Street is hilarious at times. LOL

when your on drugs

"How I wish that the world had just one throat and my fingers were around it"- idiot flesh

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Posted: April 15 2010 at 22:20

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bunch of punk kids

get out of my lawn

I still listen to some punk and punk-based music. Just the good kind is all. Tongue

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Posted: April 15 2010 at 22:20

Neurotarkus wrote:

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Neurotarkus wrote:

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Unless I go into the fact that you can't prove anything, you've pretty much got me there. Still, it took you about 10 posts to prove that you're older than me, so that pretty much puts me above 90% of people my age (and probably yours) in debating ability. Neurotarkus claims moral victory.

also, I believe heart cells do not regenerate.

I was thinking that, but I was also wondering about the brain and such.

In the end age means nothing if you aren't mature enough to act it.

true dat. I'm gonna go build a lego spaceship and watch sesame street now Wink

Legos are cool enough in the geek world that you could get away with it. Not so sure about Sesame Street.

good, because I only do one of those things.

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Posted: April 15 2010 at 22:18

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I was thinking that, but I was also wondering about the brain and such.

In the end age means nothing if you aren't mature enough to act it.

true dat. I'm gonna go build a lego spaceship and watch sesame street now Wink

Legos are cool enough in the geek world that you could get away with it. Not so sure about Sesame Street.

good, because I only do one of those things.

"I cannot grasp the concept of love, for I am a pickle!"
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Posted: April 15 2010 at 22:18

A Person wrote:

Neurotarkus wrote:

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I was thinking that, but I was also wondering about the brain and such.

In the end age means nothing if you aren't mature enough to act it.

true dat. I'm gonna go build a lego spaceship and watch sesame street now Wink

Legos are cool enough in the geek world that you could get away with it. Not so sure about Sesame Street.

Sesame Street is hilarious at times. LOL

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Posted: April 15 2010 at 22:18

bunch of punk kids

get out of my lawn

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Posted: April 15 2010 at 22:17

Neurotarkus wrote:

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I was thinking that, but I was also wondering about the brain and such.

In the end age means nothing if you aren't mature enough to act it.

true dat. I'm gonna go build a lego spaceship and watch sesame street now Wink

Legos are cool enough in the geek world that you could get away with it. Not so sure about Sesame Street.

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Posted: April 15 2010 at 22:16

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gottagetintogetout wrote:

What did you like when you were 14, Henry?

Linkin Park, Evanescence, and System of a Down! I also liked other alt-rock that was on the radio, but I only ever owned Hybrid Theory, Meteora,Toxicity, and Fallen until I bought Dark Side of the Moon and Discovery when I was 16. I got over Daft Punk pretty quickly, but Pink Floyd stayed for a year or so. That's also when I joined Bungie.net. I would stay up late listening to Loveline or reading sci-fi.

Man, being 14 sucked.

I was about the same, except before Dark Side I hardly listened to music, except Good Charlotte. I was so naive.

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Posted: April 15 2010 at 22:14

A Person wrote:

I was thinking that, but I was also wondering about the brain and such.

In the end age means nothing if you aren't mature enough to act it.

true dat. I'm gonna go build a lego spaceship and watch sesame street now Wink

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Posted: April 15 2010 at 22:14

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In the end age means nothing if you aren't mature enough to act it.

Quoted for f**king truth.

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Posted: April 15 2010 at 22:13

At 14, I think I was just listening to what was on the radio. I was also still in my own little shell, which I'm so glad I'm not anymore.

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Posted: April 15 2010 at 22:13

I was thinking that, but I was also wondering about the brain and such.

In the end age means nothing if you aren't mature enough to act it.

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Posted: April 15 2010 at 22:11

A Person wrote:

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last.fm? dude, grooveshark. Everything you want, unlimited plays. go now, my child.

Yeah, I've played with it before. Also, I am almost 6 years your senior. Stern Smile

depends how you look at it.

Look at what? Age is age. Confused

well, assuming all matter was created in the big bang, then our composing molecules are the same age. Also, most of the matter that composed you when you were 1, 5, 11, and 14 is probably sitting under your bed right now.

True, but age measures the age of your body, not the matter it's comprised of. And yeah, I forget how much heavier old beds are than new but it is a lot.

your body IS what it is comprised of, by definition.

At the atomic level we are all the same age I guess, but our cells are different ages.

again, most of these cells are probably in a vacuum bag.

There are some things that do not regenerate, I forget. I saw it on some show on Discovery.

Unless I go into the fact that you can't prove anything, you've pretty much got me there. Still, it took you about 10 posts to prove that you're older than me, so that pretty much puts me above 90% of people my age (and probably yours) in debating ability. Neurotarkus claims moral victory.

also, I believe heart cells do not regenerate.

Edited by Neurotarkus - April 15 2010 at 22:11

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Posted: April 15 2010 at 22:09

Neurotarkus wrote:

A Person wrote:

Neurotarkus wrote:

A Person wrote:

Neurotarkus wrote:

A Person wrote:

Neurotarkus wrote:

A Person wrote:

Neurotarkus wrote:

last.fm? dude, grooveshark. Everything you want, unlimited plays. go now, my child.

Yeah, I've played with it before. Also, I am almost 6 years your senior. Stern Smile

depends how you look at it.

Look at what? Age is age. Confused

True, but age measures the age of your body, not the matter it's comprised of. And yeah, I forget how much heavier old beds are than new but it is a lot.

your body IS what it is comprised of, by definition.

At the atomic level we are all the same age I guess, but our cells are different ages.

again, most of these cells are probably in a vacuum bag.

There are some things that do not regenerate, I forget. I saw it on some show on Discovery.

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Posted: April 15 2010 at 22:08

Henry Plainview wrote:

gottagetintogetout wrote:

What did you like when you were 14, Henry?

Well, you've sure changed a lot over the past few years.