Both your fan arts has been very very cute, Icarus. Thank you! :hug
... There were two?
At least. I saw one with Dan futilely trying to fight a bee, and one with Mathilda peacefully coexisting with the bee. I may have missed others. (With fan art not being archived and all)
Today there is a picture with eggs and hand grenades. It is not signed, but thank you to whoever made that one too.
Quote from: Stig Hemmer on February 15, 2011, 07:02:38 AM
Today there is a picture with eggs and hand grenades. It is not signed, but thank you to whoever made that one too.
Probably Darkmoon.
Quote from: Stig Hemmer on February 15, 2011, 07:02:38 AM
At least. I saw one with Dan futilely trying to fight a bee, and one with Mathilda peacefully coexisting with the bee. I may have missed others. (With fan art not being archived and all)
Ah, those two. Those two are re-runs, I believe. Originally posted in November of 2009.
dan vs bee (http://missmab.com/Images/danvsbee.jpg), reading bee (http://missmab.com/Images/readingbee.jpg), and tea with bee (http://missmab.com/Images/teawithbee.jpg), although that last doesn't appear to be on the server. I believe I shall talk with Ambaargh about returning it to the fold...
Edit:
Now that I'm at home, I can look through my collection of images and locate call me falina (http://missmab.com/Images/callmefalina.jpg), which also is not on the server. Ho hum...
On a sidenote ... it's totally easy to find which egg has the handgrenade !
Just use a magnet. :)
Quote from: Anker Steadfast on February 15, 2011, 07:12:47 PM
On a sidenote ... it's totally easy to find which egg has the handgrenade !
Just use a magnet. :)
:erk
You sir are cruel to the poor noobs. :mowdizzy
I like it. :mowcookie :hug
I would blow up all three eggs. The one with the biggest bang would be the hand grenade. I would then find a new supplier of eggs, since anybody who would put a hand grenade in one might put poison in the others. Since deception is implied, the hand grenade might also be wired to explode if somebody brought a magnet near it, exposed it to x-rays or a bright light, or moved it.
Stand well back, and shoot each one individually with a sniper rifle. If the first two don't eggsplode explode, then the one remaining is the hen hand grenade.
Quote from: llearch n'n'daCorna on February 15, 2011, 07:19:41 AM
dan vs bee (http://missmab.com/Images/danvsbee.jpg), reading bee (http://missmab.com/Images/readingbee.jpg), and tea with bee (http://missmab.com/Images/teawithbee.jpg), although that last doesn't appear to be on the server. I believe I shall talk with Ambaargh about returning it to the fold...
Edit:
Now that I'm at home, I can look through my collection of images and locate call me falina (http://missmab.com/Images/callmefalina.jpg), which also is not on the server. Ho hum...
dan vs bee (http://missmab.com/Bonus/danvsbee.jpg), reading bee (http://missmab.com/Bonus/readingbee.jpg), and tea with bee (http://missmab.com/Bonus/teawithbee.jpg), and call me falina (http://missmab.com/Bonus/callmefalina.jpg) are all in /Bonus/, rather than in /Images/. Thanks, Xepher, for locating those for me.
"Call me Fa'lina" is still borked for me. :(
Quote from: Shachza on February 16, 2011, 12:46:07 PM
"Call me Fa'lina" is still borked for me. :(
That's because "Bonus" is not spelt with two s's. Fixed, thanks. ;-]
Quote from: Anker Steadfast on February 15, 2011, 07:12:47 PM
On a sidenote ... it's totally easy to find which egg has the handgrenade !
Just use a magnet. :)
That only works if magnetic materials were used in it.
I has solution! To find the hand grenade you need a *holds up a two wood* :mowmeep
Let's see. A topic about some of the pictures Icarus gave Amber for a rainy day. Lovely delay pictures.
Oh, And a side note about Darkmoon putting grenades in eggs. Hmmmmm... Easters must be quite exciting at your house, Huh Darkmoon? ;)
Quote from: joshofspam on February 17, 2011, 05:39:14 PM
Let's see. A topic about some of the pictures Icarus gave Amber for a rainy day. Lovely delay pictures.
Oh, And a side note about Darkmoon putting grenades in eggs. Hmmmmm... Easters must be quite exciting at your house, Huh Darkmoon? ;)
Considering his relationship to Amber would you expect less? :mowmeep
I was just thinking of the time Vincent Price played Egghead on the old Batman television series. He egg-spertly used egg-scrutiating puns about weapons based on eggs. If Darkmoon served eggs, you would have to eggs-amine them very closely or else the yolk would be on you.
If he served bangers and mash, would you have to worry about them actually going bang?
Quote from: Anker Steadfast on February 15, 2011, 07:12:47 PM
On a sidenote ... it's totally easy to find which egg has the handgrenade !
Just use a magnet. :)
Exactly!
You tell the person who drew the picture, "I'll give you this large and valuable magnet if you tell me which one is the hand grenade."
:mowhappy
Quote from: joshofspam on February 17, 2011, 05:39:14 PM
Oh, And a side note about Darkmoon putting grenades in eggs. Hmmmmm... Easters must be quite exciting at your house, Huh Darkmoon? ;)
Easter would not be very exciting around my house at all -- I'm Jewish.
Quote from: Darkmoon on February 18, 2011, 12:13:43 AM
Quote from: joshofspam on February 17, 2011, 05:39:14 PM
Oh, And a side note about Darkmoon putting grenades in eggs. Hmmmmm... Easters must be quite exciting at your house, Huh Darkmoon? ;)
Easter would not be very exciting around my house at all -- I'm Jewish.
It's an understandable mistake. Most of the traditions that have risen up around Christian holidays have no religious background or meaning at all, so linking the word "Easter" with an actual faith / belief system..? Not likely to happen.
Yes, I'm a Christian. And I truly wish people would stop trying to cram elves and rabbits into my religion.
Uhhh, no. Despite what you might think, most Jews do not go around celebrating Easter. We have other, more important holidays to deal with around that time like, oh, Passover.
Most Jews have plenty of holidays to deal with, in general, that we don't need to start adding on holidays from other faiths, either in their inter-faith culturally acceptable forms, nor in their religious forms.
And just because Channukah isn't that big a holiday in comparison to Christmas, that doesn't mean Jews are just trying to celebrate their own version of Christmas. Sure, they gotta do something to shut up the kiddies, but it has its own cultural significance that is important in its own right. Plus, you know, Jesus isn't that important to them.
Oh, I dunno. He was important enough for them to nail him to a tree.
Oh, wait, sorry, my mistake. Ask someone else to nail him to a tree for them, so they didn't get their hands dirty.
;-]
Quote from: Darkmoon on February 18, 2011, 06:33:31 AM
Uhhh, no. Despite what you might think, most Jews do not go around celebrating Easter. We have other, more important holidays to deal with around that time like, oh, Passover.
And Passover brings good things even to us Goyim. :mowwink
Coke bottling plants in major cities do a run of coke made with real sugar, since corn sweeteners aren't kosher for passover.
Around here you just look for the different color cap on the 2 liters, and the CRC (Chicago Rabbinical Council) emblem.
Quote from: hartree on February 18, 2011, 08:06:28 AMAnd Passover brings good things even to us Goyim. :mowwink
Coke bottling plants in major cities do a run of coke made with real sugar, since corn sweeteners aren't kosher for passover.
Why should something that's not kosher for passover be ok the rest of the year?
Of course, I could apply the same question to Catholics' avoidance of meat on fridays. :mowwink
Hey, look. We may have killed Jesus, but we felt plenty guilty over it... mostly becuase we feel guilty about everything. It's in our nature. Eat, breathe, feel guilt.
Quote from: AmigaDragon on February 18, 2011, 11:19:24 AM
]Why should something that's not kosher for passover be ok the rest of the year?
Of course, I could apply the same question to Catholics' avoidance of meat on fridays. :mowwink
On Pesach, (Passover in English), products made out of leavened wheat, oats, rye, spelt, and barley are all forbidden, even in ridiculously minute quantities. If you have a huge tank of water, and someone throws a bread crumb inside, you're not supposed to drink from that tank. You're actually not even supposed to own anything leavened for the duration of the holiday.
While corn and corn products aren't on the aforementioned 5 grain list, a lot of communities, especially ones of European descent, also ban corn, rice, and peanuts, and probably a few more obscure things I'm not aware of. A Yemenite community, on the other hand, probably wouldn't have any problem with the corn syrup coke.
Tl;DR, One of the core celebrations of Pesach are a number of dietary restrictions. It's meant to commemorate the Jews leaving Egypt, which they did so quickly their bread didn't have time to rise.
Quote from: Darkmoon on February 18, 2011, 12:13:43 AM
Quote from: joshofspam on February 17, 2011, 05:39:14 PM
Oh, And a side note about Darkmoon putting grenades in eggs. Hmmmmm... Easters must be quite exciting at your house, Huh Darkmoon? ;)
Easter would not be very exciting around my house at all -- I'm Jewish.
Eh! There are probably a whole other bunch of uses for such a trick then Easter.
Like having a moocher in your dorm that asks if you have anything he can snack on. Just tell him about the hard boiled eggs and give him a passing casual warning about one of them having a surprise.
Do take note just because someone says something doesn't make it true. But it makes it amusing when the person digging through your fridge does that double take looking over the fridge door.
Quote from: Attic Rat on February 18, 2011, 01:50:48 AM
Quote from: Darkmoon on February 18, 2011, 12:13:43 AM
Quote from: joshofspam on February 17, 2011, 05:39:14 PM
Oh, And a side note about Darkmoon putting grenades in eggs. Hmmmmm... Easters must be quite exciting at your house, Huh Darkmoon? ;)
Easter would not be very exciting around my house at all -- I'm Jewish.
It's an understandable mistake. Most of the traditions that have risen up around Christian holidays have no religious background or meaning at all, so linking the word "Easter" with an actual faith / belief system..? Not likely to happen.
Yes, I'm a Christian. And I truly wish people would stop trying to cram elves and rabbits into my religion.
actually, the assumed "evil not-christians," didn't do jack-frigging-squat to introduce the notion of elves or rabbits into the holidays, those were actually just baptised into the christian religion in order to get more converts from said pagan sects. Easter was actually a pagan fertility ritual/feast designed to inspire fields to grow, but mostly just gave an excuse to open the beer kegs to keep the populace drunk and happy as the back breaking labor of tending the fields was about to begin and the resident religious power-structure would remain unquestioned (bread and circuses). Christmas had a similar origin only replace "tending fields" with "surviving the cold (and the crops risked spoilage anyway, so eat up)," the idea that it was Jesus' date of birth was just tacked on as an excuse to keep the tradition (theologians agree that, based on biblical texts he was actually born about mid-late spring), as would the tradition of Saint Nicholas of Turkey.
The end point of this rant: The Christians brought the elves and rabbits upon themselves and don't get in a battle of religious doctrine with a Catholic AKA: OC (Original Christian) yo.
Heh, yeah, we still call christmass for yuletide here in denmark.
Well, we call it "juletid", but it's the same thing, just spelled a little different.
A solution to the hand-grenade problem: Egg somebody's house.
I think that would be a bit egg-cessive.
Quote from: Valynth on February 19, 2011, 12:54:47 AMactually, the assumed "evil not-christians," didn't do jack-frigging-squat to introduce the notion of elves or rabbits into the holidays, those were actually just baptised into the christian religion in order to get more converts from said pagan sects.
Figures. Sooner or later,
everything boils down to "I did it for the sects."