The Midway Arcade Treasures collection has an interview with Rob Craig, the guy who programmed Rampage . . . ALL of it. The code looks like it would fill eight Chicago phone books.
Do they offer a neutral test where there shouldn't be any real associations that could affect your response time?
I'd like to compare my reaction times on some real tests with a neutral one.
It's possible to fill in the blank(s) in the statement, " I'm ____ (____ ... ____) (than you); I don't believe in God(s)." You just have to be careful how you do it, and with what you want to say.
I once had this EMP/stealth-radar/weapon/see-through-thingy. First I tested it on my eyes and when I got radiation damage I tried on my hand and then pets.
At that point it was time to call it quits and I threw it in the trash.
Ah, it might be best to put a barrier on the bridge without telling people. That way people will still go out there for a while at least, and when they can't kill themselves (unless they jump into traffic), they have a chance to reconsider.
It's possible the guy is a comic "genius" of sorts, and he can keep up a guise better than the best Andy Koffmen (just in case, that is spelled wrong on purpose).
Oh, how I wish this to be the case; he'd be something of a troll god.
It's weird, but I would guess that without the mythology/grandeur/symbolism/what-have-you of jumping off this bridge the barrier could prevent suicides.
Personally, I'd like to go off the Burj Tower when it's completed.
If this thread dies could people take up the challenge of coming up with a more catchy two-letter/two-digit combo than "WD-40"?
How about XT-26 as a nice, Homestar-Runner-referenced start.
Also: CocaineFilter, 40Filter and all that.
Since it would be simple to circumvent, this plan is obviously about punishment and not prevention. The police are hoping the first few dopes who try it poison themselves.
The cops are also trying to feel smart like chemists, but they're not even dumb chemists.
The Midway Arcade Treasures collection has an interview with Rob Craig, the guy who programmed Rampage . . . ALL of it. The code looks like it would fill eight Chicago phone books.
posted by freethought 19 years ago
In "Surf Movie Posters"
Surely Surf Nazis Must Die needs mention as a classic 80's flick.
posted by freethought 19 years ago
In "Trivial George"
I'm saving my skillz for the do-something-with-information-game.
posted by freethought 19 years ago
In "Nintendo Records"
I'd like to see a Solomon's Key time attack without warping.
posted by freethought 19 years ago
In "Man peed way out of avalanche."
I bet he's pissing himself now.
posted by freethought 19 years ago
In "deranged young fella makes super-KitKat"
I would have traded a 100 grand for that big KitKat.
posted by freethought 19 years ago
In "Project Implicit"
Do they offer a neutral test where there shouldn't be any real associations that could affect your response time? I'd like to compare my reaction times on some real tests with a neutral one.
posted by freethought 19 years ago
In "Curious George Responding Style"
I usually just respond to myself.
posted by freethought 19 years ago
In "The Scandal of the Evangelical Conscience. "
God hates blanks But I thought every sperm was sacred?
posted by freethought 19 years ago
It's possible to fill in the blank(s) in the statement, " I'm ____ (____ ... ____) (than you); I don't believe in God(s)." You just have to be careful how you do it, and with what you want to say.
posted by freethought 19 years ago
In "The Angel Light."
I once had this EMP/stealth-radar/weapon/see-through-thingy. First I tested it on my eyes and when I got radiation damage I tried on my hand and then pets. At that point it was time to call it quits and I threw it in the trash.
posted by freethought 19 years ago
In "Every Nintendo game,"
Anyone up for a Zanac high score contest?
posted by freethought 19 years ago
When someone knows about Abadox, they know their Nintendo games.
posted by freethought 19 years ago
In "golden gate bridge jumpers filmed."
Ah, it might be best to put a barrier on the bridge without telling people. That way people will still go out there for a while at least, and when they can't kill themselves (unless they jump into traffic), they have a chance to reconsider.
posted by freethought 19 years ago
In "Dr. Gene Ray interviewed on TechTV"
It's possible the guy is a comic "genius" of sorts, and he can keep up a guise better than the best Andy Koffmen (just in case, that is spelled wrong on purpose). Oh, how I wish this to be the case; he'd be something of a troll god.
posted by freethought 19 years ago
In "golden gate bridge jumpers filmed."
It's weird, but I would guess that without the mythology/grandeur/symbolism/what-have-you of jumping off this bridge the barrier could prevent suicides. Personally, I'd like to go off the Burj Tower when it's completed.
posted by freethought 19 years ago
In "Now there are 2001 uses for WD-40"
If this thread dies could people take up the challenge of coming up with a more catchy two-letter/two-digit combo than "WD-40"? How about XT-26 as a nice, Homestar-Runner-referenced start. Also: CocaineFilter, 40Filter and all that.
posted by freethought 19 years ago
In "golden gate bridge jumpers filmed."
... and by "loser" I think majcher meant that they've "lost" in the afterlife, as in they will be suffering in hell forever and ever and ever.
posted by freethought 19 years ago
does anyone else find that completely abnormal? Nothing abnormal about desperately trying to draw attention away from the real/interesting issue(s).
posted by freethought 19 years ago
In "Now there are 2001 uses for WD-40"
Since it would be simple to circumvent, this plan is obviously about punishment and not prevention. The police are hoping the first few dopes who try it poison themselves. The cops are also trying to feel smart like chemists, but they're not even dumb chemists.
posted by freethought 19 years ago
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