001100010010011110100001101101110011mobuto said:101010deadlyric said:
well at least here it was always said in G.I. Joe, they would have the stupid lessons at the end somehting like "dont start fires because they hurt" the dumb kid would say "now i know" and the G.I. Joe guy would say "and knowing is half the battle"kazabamer said:Yep, never ACTUALLY used. like the "and knowing is half the battle" in GI JOE. That was never said in ANY sense.bushwhacker2k said:Really?! Then why is the term so popular!?kazabamer said:"Beam me up Scotty" was never used in Star Trek in exactly those words, in niether the TV series or the films.
Is it like the "Danger, Will Robbins!" thing that was actually only used once in the whole series but is quite well known?
I'm not 100% certain on this, but I believe the game in question was Pong.irishdelinquent said:- One of the first things considered to be a "video game" was made using an oscilloscope, by one of the scientists who developed the atomic bomb.
deadlyric said:001100010010011110100001101101110011mobuto said:101010deadlyric said:
That actually means something and isn't just a random number....
i remember it being said in some kind of P.A. but not in the show.ReZerO said:well at least here it was always said in G.I. Joe, they would have the stupid lessons at the end somehting like "dont start fires because they hurt" the dumb kid would say "now i know" and the G.I. Joe guy would say "and knowing is half the battle"kazabamer said:Yep, never ACTUALLY used. like the "and knowing is half the battle" in GI JOE. That was never said in ANY sense.bushwhacker2k said:Really?! Then why is the term so popular!?kazabamer said:"Beam me up Scotty" was never used in Star Trek in exactly those words, in niether the TV series or the films.
Is it like the "Danger, Will Robbins!" thing that was actually only used once in the whole series but is quite well known?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KXCD5BQiM4
Who were inspired by the predecessors, whose muses were the ancestors, who were greatly influenced by the antecedents, who...TheGreatCoolEnergy said:Halo-The forunners, the super advanced race that came before humanity/the covenant, were themselves enlightenned and advanced by another super-race, the precursors.
For sake of argument I agree with you. I do find it a bit depressing that I explained how to acheive Interuniversal travel, though I left out some peices, and this is the only hit I get. About the movie 300. Damn. Does anyone find this a little disterbing? Hell I didn't even get a guy telling me I was full of shit! Kinda pissess me off.THEMILKMAN said:The fact of the matter is, the AVERAGE death count still rounds out to 1.Jamis said:Be that as it may, all died aside from the captain. So 301 spartans died in the movie.Pandobra said:But there was actually 302 Spartans Leonidas's 300 'bodyguards' the Captain guy and Leonidas.Jamis said:Actually all but 1 Spartan of the original 300 died.THEMILKMAN said:I'll start.
What was the average Kill/Death Ratio of the 300 Spartans?
Obviously the deaths will be 1 but what about the kills?
Now present nerdy facts, questions and answers to other's nerdy questions (if you got them).
as far as i remember the P.A.'s were always attached to the end of the episode. you are correct i don't believe it was ever said in the context of the episode.. but it was said in most every show at the end.mobuto said:deadlyric said:001100010010011110100001101101110011mobuto said:101010deadlyric said:
That actually means something and isn't just a random number....i remember it being said in some kind of P.A. but not in the show.ReZerO said:well at least here it was always said in G.I. Joe, they would have the stupid lessons at the end somehting like "dont start fires because they hurt" the dumb kid would say "now i know" and the G.I. Joe guy would say "and knowing is half the battle"kazabamer said:Yep, never ACTUALLY used. like the "and knowing is half the battle" in GI JOE. That was never said in ANY sense.bushwhacker2k said:Really?! Then why is the term so popular!?kazabamer said:"Beam me up Scotty" was never used in Star Trek in exactly those words, in niether the TV series or the films.
Is it like the "Danger, Will Robbins!" thing that was actually only used once in the whole series but is quite well known?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KXCD5BQiM4
oh god noThat_Which_Isnt said:pi, 3.14 = pie backwards.
*cough*
ArctiUNO
ZapDOS
MolTRES
Ekans = Snake
Arbok = Kobra
Muk = ???
Damn you, I was going to say that!kazabamer said:"Beam me up Scotty" was never used in Star Trek in exactly those words, in niether the TV series or the films.