The best elemental typing is ghost/dark of course because you get a resistance and three immunities. Plus your next question is impossible because it has no weaknesses.C F said:
Every kid in the US has to take a test made by you
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There would only be one question on my test. It would be an all-encompassing question, and the greatest one that man has ever asked:
1) Why?
1) Why?
I so failed this test.him over there said:
Question 1 : Wha?
Question 2 : Who?
Question 3 : Total up all episodes of Death Valley and you have my answer.
Question 4 : >:|
Question 5 : .....
Question 6 : .....
Question 7 : Wha?
That is quite possibly the greatest quiz. Ever. Of all time.C F said:
Do you know nothing of the self esteem crushing frustration of battle toads? Apparently you aren't enjoying the test and you haven't even attempted "question" number 1.vrbtny said:
Explain in at least one thousand words each the reasons why the following statements are nonsensical and/or illogical.
1. "Let's just nuke the Middle East and take their oil."
2. "Homosexual marriage defiles the sanctity of the institution, but I'm okay with married couples divorcing."
3. "The Internet should obey my country's laws and everyone should have to follow them."
Cite sources.
1. "Let's just nuke the Middle East and take their oil."
2. "Homosexual marriage defiles the sanctity of the institution, but I'm okay with married couples divorcing."
3. "The Internet should obey my country's laws and everyone should have to follow them."
Cite sources.
I am so taking this one on, let's rock this!Torrasque said:
The imperial measurement system is better than metric, depending of the situation you are in. For doing calculations, metric is indisputably better, and therefore metric is also the superior system for scientists. However:
The imperial system is based on the human body. The inch corresponds to fingers, a foot to feet, a yard is the tip of your middle finger to your shoulder (roughly). While this is by no means scientific, it makes it very easy for the average person to estimate lengths, because they are dealing with measurements they can easily imagine in their head.
Basically: For the scientist, metric is better, for the layperson, imperial is better.
Also, metric is French, and the French suck. Wait, crap, this was a test designed to show your ignorance right? Shit, I think I failed.
I am so taking this one on, let's rock this!Torrasque said:
The imperial measurement system is better than metric, depending of the situation you are in. For doing calculations, metric is indisputably better, and therefore metric is also the superior system for scientists. However:
The imperial system is based on the human body. The inch corresponds to fingers, a foot to feet, a yard is the tip of your middle finger to your shoulder (roughly). While this is by no means scientific, it makes it very easy for the average person to estimate lengths, because they are dealing with measurements they can easily imagine in their head.
Basically: For the scientist, metric is better, for the layperson, imperial is better.
Also, metric is French, and the French suck. Wait, crap, this was a test designed to show your ignorance right? Shit, I think I failed.
!) In which way would you like to die?
2) Would you like to be resurrected as my eternal slave? (Note: You have no choice, I just want to know how mad you'll be.)
2) Would you like to be resurrected as my eternal slave? (Note: You have no choice, I just want to know how mad you'll be.)
Enjoy
1.Three men go to stay at a motel and the clerk
charges them $30.00 for the room. They split the cost ten
dollars each. Later the manager tells the clerk that he over-
charged the men and that the actual cost should have been
$25.00. He gives the clerk $5.00 and tells him to give it to the
men. But he decides to cheat them and pockets $2.00. He then
gives each man a dollar. Now each man has paid $9.00 to stay in
the room and 3 X $9.00 = $27.00. The clerk pocketed $2.00.
$27.00 + $2.00 = $29.00. So where is the other $1.00?
1.Three men go to stay at a motel and the clerk
charges them $30.00 for the room. They split the cost ten
dollars each. Later the manager tells the clerk that he over-
charged the men and that the actual cost should have been
$25.00. He gives the clerk $5.00 and tells him to give it to the
men. But he decides to cheat them and pockets $2.00. He then
gives each man a dollar. Now each man has paid $9.00 to stay in
the room and 3 X $9.00 = $27.00. The clerk pocketed $2.00.
$27.00 + $2.00 = $29.00. So where is the other $1.00?
This reminds me of this one guy who was in my A-Level English Literature class. He was messing about one day (because he didn't actually care about that class and was genuinely shocked on the first day that he'd be expected to read) when we learning the themes of socialism and capitalism in a book, so the teacher asked him, "So, can you explain what socialism is?" He replied with "Uh, yeah. It's like, going out and drinking with your mates, innit."milna64 said:
He was about seventeen or eighteen years old. It kind of killed me a little bit inside.
A single question, one that has plagued mankind since the birth of civilaztion; WHERE THE FUCK IS WALDO!
1) Who was the origin of the "mad scientist" stereotype.
Everyone who fails has to retake both their physics and history classes. All of them.
Everyone who fails has to retake both their physics and history classes. All of them.
He received five dollars to give back and gave back three while pocketing two, all the money has been given back, it is just awkwardly worded. The two and the 27 don't need to be added they are subtracted. Simple really, the two is contained in the 27 dollar cost.DFogify said: