Welcome Class, to Room 666...Again

[The Spawn]

MJ would pass though.

[The Kingpin]

Do you know the world's highest IQ ever was over 300? He spent his life as a garbage man living in a one room apartment

[The Spawn]

Source.

[The Kingpin]

www.brainofbrian.com


It's in the useless facts section

[The Spawn]

Disclaimer: (Note: I cannot guarantee all facts are facts. But I can guarantee all are useless.)

[Assassin32]

Originally posted by The Spawn
Bullet proof skin? When I was a kid I did a report on Neurofibromatosis. Handed it in a day after it was assigned.

.......tell me about the military's bulletproof skin.

[The Spawn]

Where did you hear about this skin?

[Assassin32]

Here. Someone made a thread on it.

[Assassin32]

Here it is:

http://www.superherohype.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=91712&highlight=bulletproof+skin

Can you shed anymore light on it? Also, have you ever seen Batman Returns?

[Assassin32]

Tell me about depleted uranium bullets, too.

[The Spawn]

Skip the bulletproof skin thing.

Q: How are bullets made by depleted uranium, and what reactions do they cause when they enter into contact with the ground and with humans?

A: Because of its very high density -- nearly twice that of lead -- and certain other properties, depleted uranium is used in certain kinds of munitions because of its ability to penetrate heavily armored vehicles such as tanks and armored personnel carriers. Depleted uranium (DU) is not used in small cartridges or bullets for rifles or machines guns but alloyed DU is used in the 25, 105, and 120 millimeter (mm) kinetic energy cartridges used primarily as antitank munitions. DU is also a component in some tank armor and sometimes used as a catalyst for land mine systems.

Since depleted uranium is weakly radioactive, the public has been concerned about the possiblility of adverse health effects from DU. DU is a heavy metal, and like all heavy metals such as mercury and lead, is toxic. However, except in certain very unusual situations, it is the chemical toxicity and not the radioactivity that is of concern. And, from a chemical toxicity standpoint, uranium is on the same order of toxicity as lead. Largely from work with animals along with a few instances in which humans inhaled very large amounts of uranium, the chemical toxicity of uranium is known to produce minor effects on the kidney, which in humans who have suffered large acute exposures have been transitory and wholly reversible. Because depleted and natural uranium are only weakly radioactive, radiological effects from ingested or inhaled uranium have not been detected in humans.

Human experience with uranium has spanned more than 200 years. In the early part of the twentieth century, uranium was used therapeutically as a treatment for diabetes, and persons so treated were administered relatively large amounts of uranium by mouth. Tens of thousands of persons have worked in the uranium industry over the past several decades, and have been followed up and studied extensively as have populations in Canada and elsewhere who have high levels of uranium in their drinking water. Results of these studies have not revealed any ill health in these populations that is attributable to the intake of uranium. This not surprising as the risk from the radiation dose from uranium is far overshadowed by its potential chemical toxicity, and intakes of uranium of sufficient magnitude to produce chemotoxic effects are unlikely in and of themselves. Any such effects from ingestion or inhalation of uranium would likely manifest themselves first in the form of minor effects associated with the kidneys.

That military personnel and others who may have had contact with depleted uranium from munitions are suffering from various illnesses is not in dispute. That their illnesses are attributable to their exposure to uranium is very, very unlikely.

Health physicists are deeply concerned with the public health and welfare, and as experts in radiation and its effects on people and the environment, are quite aware that something other than exposure to uranium is the cause of the illnesses suffered by those who have had contact with depleted uranium from munitions. A truly enormous body of scientific data shows that it is virtually impossible for uranium to be the cause of their illnesses. Despite this body of scientific data to the contrary, misguided or unknowing people continue to allege that the depleted uranium, and specifically the radioactivity associated with the depleted uranium is the cause of these illness. This is indeed unfortunate, for health physicists and other scientists and physicians already know that depleted uranium is not the cause of these illnesses and thus any investigations into the cause of these illnesses should focus on other possible causes. If we are to offer any measure of relief or solace to these suffering people, and to gain some important additional knowledge of the cause of their illness, we should not waste our valuable and limited energies, resources and time attempting to point the finger at depleted uranium as the culprit, when it is already known that uranium is almost certainly not the cause of the problem.

With respect to reactions with the soil, in time depleted uranium will likely leach into the soil and become mixed with it. It will for all practical purposes be chemically indistinguishable from the natural uranium that is already present in the soil all over the earth. One could create all kinds of scenarios, but probably the best way to think about DU in the soil is to compare it with lead. Because lead and uranium are so similar from a toxicological standpoint, the concerns are about the same.

Ronald L. Kathren, CHP
Professor Emeritus
Washington State University

[Assassin32]

Originally posted by Assassin32
Also, have you ever seen Batman Returns?

[The Kingpin]

Have you ever played with mercury?

[The Spawn]

Yes to both questions.

[The Kingpin]

Do some people relly have ESP?

[The Spawn]

Yes.

[Assassin32]

On the part where Batman smashes that Napalm on Catwoman's arm, what was he carrying the Napalm in and why didn't he have to ignite it?

[Assassin32]

Tell us more about ESP.

[The Spawn]

Did they say that was napalm?

[Assassin32]

Every time I've heard that scene mentioned it's been called napalm.

[The Spawn]

Whose mentioned it?

[Assassin32]

On the Batman boards and I've read a review of the film somewhere where it's called napalm. What else might it be?

[The Spawn]

I'm in the mood to spit out some fictional comic book device.

[Assassin32]

Then do it already. Hey! Is there any way that I can get into some kind of lab accident that leaves me with the power to shoot out electric charges from my hands? 'Cause that would pwn.....

[The Spawn]

Not electrical charges.

[Assassin32]

Lightning bolts?

[The Spawn]

I just talked The Batman, and he said it was napalm.

[Assassin32]

Told you.

[Assassin32]

Explain how it worked.

[The Spawn]

You told me reviewers and posters thought it was napalm. The Batman actually makes real replicas of the Batman gadgets and tests them out. that's why I can trust his intel.

[The Kingpin]

Has Ultimite Fantastic Four #3 come out yet? I can't find it in and stores

[Assassin32]

Originally posted by Assassin32
Lightning bolts?

[The Spawn]

Stop quoting yourself.

[C. Lee]

Aren't you glad I don't act like that?

[The Spawn]

...

[C. Lee]

I thought you would agree. :D

[The Spawn]

That you don't act like that? Or that I'm glad you don't?

[The Kingpin]

When is your real birthday?

[C. Lee]

That I don't.

I bring a smile to that little bony face of yours...not a grimmace.

[The Spawn]

No one can bring a smile to my face...but I will admit that you are one fo the few who can bring a grimmace.

My real birthday is an enigma to even me.

[C. Lee]

So I've accomplished something.....cool.

[The Spawn]

That's what school is all about.

[C. Lee]

It was in the old days..not so much anymore I fear.

[The Spawn]

In the boys bathroom a week ago a message was written in red on the walls:


"I will kill you all April 20th"


A lot of kids will be absent that day.

[Speedin Bullet]

420 yeah I bet they would be. Damn stoners! Wait, do you have to be one to know that?

[The Spawn]

Most likely yes.


But I heard it was something in reference to Columbine.

[C. Lee]

I don't know the reference to 420....but then I don't get stoned.

[Speedin Bullet]

Humm....never would have thought of that. OK. I just think it is a good excuse for the stoner kids to skip school with a "good reason". But that could just be me too.

[The Spawn]

Awhile back the Bloods and the Cryps were supossed to do a drive by on this middle school. So many teachers were absent that.

[Assassin32]

Originally posted by The Spawn
Stop quoting yourself.

I will if you answer me the first time I ask.

[The Kingpin]

Originally posted by The Spawn
Awhile back the Bloods and the Cryps were supossed to do a drive by on this middle school. So many teachers were absent that. There are some Cryps at my school. Not as bad as they were back then, but I still don't mess with 'em.

[The Kingpin]

What grade are you in now Spawn?

[The Spawn]

I don't go to school.


It's going to take a while, but I will show you how to ask a question.

[C. Lee]

As Master Po said to Grasshopper huh?

[The Spawn]

Which Grasshopper?

[C. Lee]

Radames Pera

[The Spawn]

I guess a Grasshopper is a Grasshopper...

[C. Lee]

Not in my opinion. Just because two things have the same name classification doesn't mean they are the same thing.

[The Spawn]

But their classification is the same nonetheless.

[C. Lee]

Doc Savage: the Man of Bronze the book and Doc Savage: the Man of Bronze the movie may have the same name.....but they are decidedly different animals.

[The Spawn]

Indeed they are. But titles will always have a multitude of thing in common.

[C. Lee]

That was my erlier point....you can have multiple of things in common with something else, but each thing is still unique.

[The Spawn]

Indeed they are.

[C. Lee]

So Grasshopper from Kung Fu the original series and Grasshopper from Kung Fu the Legend Continues are simialr but different.

[The Spawn]

Exactly.

[C. Lee]

My spelling's atrocious this morning.

[The Spawn]

We can't all be perfect.

[C. Lee]

If you were you'd get to run around with Buckaroo Banzai.

[The Spawn]

I did once.

[The Spawn]

Secrets of the Hollow Earth

The interior of the Earth, some believe, is home to strange races of technologically advanced beings. Who are they and where are the hidden entrances to their subterranean cities?
Many readers of the paranormal and the unexplained are familiar with the theory that the Earth is hollow. The idea is based on the ancient legends of many cultures that say there are races of people - entire civilizations - that thrive in subterranean cities. Very often, these dwellers of the world beneath are more technologically advanced than we on the surface. Some even believe that UFOs are not from other planets, but are manufactured by strange beings in the interior of the Earth.

Who are these strange races of beings? How did they come to live inside the Earth? And where are the entrances to their underground cities?

Agharta

The Network. One of the most common names cited for the society of underground dwellers is Agharta (or Agartha) with its capital city of Shamballa. The source for this information, apparently, is The Smoky God, the "biography" of a Norwegian sailor named Olaf Jansen. According to Agartha - Secrets of the Subterranean Cities, the story, written by Willis Emerson, explains how Jansen's sloop sailed through an entrance to the Earth's interior at the North Pole. For two years he lived with the inhabitants of the Agharta network of colonies who, Emerson writes, were a full 12 feet tall and whose world was lit by a "smoky" central sun. Shamballa the Lesser, one of the colonies, was also the seat of government for the network. "While Shamballa the Lesser is an inner continent, its satellite colonies are smaller enclosed ecosystems located just beneath the Earth' s crust or discreetly within mountains."

How and Why They Went There. The many cataclysms and wars taking place on the surface drove these people underground, according to Secrets: "Consider the lengthy Atlantean-Lemurian war and the power of thermonuclear weaponry that eventually sank and destroyed these two highly advanced civilizations. The Sahara, the Gobi, the Australian Outback and the deserts of the U.S. are but a few examples of the devastation that resulted. The sub-cities were created as refuges for the people and as safe havens for sacred records, teachings and technologies that were cherished by these ancient cultures."

The Entrances. There are allegedly several entrances to the Kingdom of Agharta throughout the world:

Kentucky Mommoth Cave, in south-central Kentucky, US.
Mount Shasta, California, US - the Agharthean city of Telos allegedly exists within and beneath this mountain.
Manaus, Brazil.
Mato Grosso, Brazil - the city of Posid supposedly lies beneath this plain.
Iguaçú Falls, border or Brazil and Argentina.
Mount Epomeo, Italy.
Himalayan Mountains, Tibet - the entrance to the underground city of Shonshe is allegedly guarded by Hindu monks.
Mongolia - the underground city of Shingwa allegedly exists beneath the border of Mongolia and China.
Rama, India - beneath this surface city is a long lost subterranean city, they say, also named Rama.
Pyramid of Giza, Egypt.
King Solomon's Mines.
Dero Caves, ?.
North and South Poles.
Nagas

The People. In India there is an ancient belief, still held by some, in a subterranean race of serpent people who dwell in the cities Patala and Bhogavati. According to the legend, they wage war on the kingdom of Agharta. "The Nagas," according to "The Deep Dwellers," "are described as a very advanced race or species, with a highly-developed technology. They also harbor a disdain for human beings, whom they are said to abduct, torture, interbreed with and even to eat."

The Entrances. While the entrance to Bhogavati is somewhere in the Himalayas, believers assert that Patala can be entered through the Well of Sheshna in Benares, India. Says William Michael Mott in "The Deep Dwellers": "According to herpetologist and author Sherman A. Minton, as stated in his book Venomous Reptiles, this entrance is very real, with forty steps which descend into a circular depression, to terminate at a closed stone door which is covered in bas-relief cobras. In Tibet, there is a major mystical shrine also called 'Patala,' which is said by the people there to sit atop an ancient cavern and tunnel system, which reaches throughout the Asian continent and possibly beyond. The Nagas also have an affinity with water, and the entrances to their underground palaces are often said to be hidden at the bottom of wells, deep lakes and rivers."

The Old Ones
The Beings. In an article entitled "The Hollow Earth: Myth or Reality" for Atlantis Rising, Brad Steiger writes of the legends of "the Old Ones," an ancient race that populated the surface world millions of years ago and then moved underground. "The Old Ones, an immensely intelligent and scientifically advanced race," Steiger writes, "have chosen to structure their own environment under the surface of the planet and manufacture all their necessities. The Old Ones are hominid, extremely long-lived, and pre-date Homo sapiens by more than a million years. The Old Ones generally remain aloof from the surface peoples, but from time to time, they have been known to offer constructive criticism; and it has been said, they often kidnap human children to tutor and rear as their own."

The Elder Race

The Beings. One of the most controversial tales of inner Earth dwellers is the so-called "Shaver Mystery." In 1945, Amazing Stories magazine under the editorship of Ray Palmer ran a story told by Richard Shaver, who claimed he had recently been the guest of what remained of an underground civilization. Although few really believed the story, any many suspect that Shaver may actually have been psychotic, Shaver always averred that his story was true. He contended that the Elder Race, or Titans, came to this planet from another solar system in our prehistoric past. After a while of living on the surface, they realized our sun was causing them to age prematurely, so they escaped underground, building huge subterranean complexes in which to live. Eventually, they decided to seek a new home on a new planet, evacuating the Earth and leaving behind their underground cities populated by mutated beings: the evil Dero - detrimental robots - and the good Tero - integrated robots. It was these beings that Shaver claimed to have met.

The Entrance. Despite the enormous popularity of the Shaver Mystery in Amazing Stories - Palmer milked it for all it was worth, and then some - the location of the entrance to this underground world was never divulged.

* * *

Far fetched? Absolutely. Entertaining? You bet. There are still many, however, who believe that these underground civilizations exist and that strange races still populate them. Yet rarely do you hear of anyone mounting an expedition to seek these hidden entrances and confront the inhabitants of the hollow Earth.

[C. Lee]

Mammoth Cave is cool....you ever been there?


So, you a Blue Blaze Irregular?

[The Spawn]

I may have went there a very long time ago...and I don't hang around with groups.

[The Spawn]

Unless it's a carnival or baseball game and I have to be on the look out for terrorism.

[C. Lee]

You can be a BBI as an independant contractor.

[The Spawn]

But you'd still be a BBI.

[C. Lee]

It doesn't mean you have to hang with them....just exchange info or assistance.

[The Spawn]

When I want info, I use other methods.

[C. Lee]

It could help with the whole possible superhero thing you've been contemplating.

[The Spawn]

You all should have forgotten about that.

[C. Lee]

You remember things...I remember things....go figure.

[The Kingpin]

Know anything about the Vice Lords?

[The Spawn]

Depends on the things.

[C. Lee]

For me, because I have said I don't try to remember everything.......shouldn't be for you, because you said you do.

[The Kingpin]

I bet Spawn remembers how he got schooled by Skip

[C. Lee]

Who's Skip?

[The Kingpin]

Skip To My Lou, only the greatest streetballa around.

Rafer Alston in the NBA.

[C. Lee]

Oh...I don't watch the NBA, so still have no idea who he is...but thanks anyway.

[The Kingpin]

Do you watch any sports?

[C. Lee]

Not any more. I was once a big baseball watcher....then the !@#$%^ went on strike....screw 'em....too many sports figures turn me off with thier attitudes, I can live with out them.

[The Kingpin]

Yeah, the fun has been lost in baseball. Griffey would have broken the homerun record that year, too :p

[The Spawn]

Not this **** again. Ask me questions.

[The Kingpin]

Know anything about the Vice Lords?

[The Spawn]

http://www.freewebs.com/chicagomobs/vicelords.html

[C. Lee]

Ever been snipe hunting?

[The Kingpin]

Have you ever gone back, and looked at your first posts?

[C. Lee]

I know I haven't on mine...I might check out the etheral one's though.


Hey man, I checked the spelling....I did bad the other day.

[The Spawn]

I've hunted, and I've taken the role of a sniper.

And I have gone back and looked at my first posts. Very contradictive.

[C. Lee]

That's not a snipe hunt though.

[The Kingpin]

You hunt snipers? :confused:

[C. Lee]

Neither one of us exactly said that.

[The Spawn]

Indeed, neither one of us ever said that. But if that is a question, I must answer yes with this post.

[Gobastia]

Hunting is evil.

[The Spawn]

Only when you're being hunted.

[Gobastia]

Hunting is evil whether your being hunted or you are the hunter. It blackens your soul.

[The Spawn]

Only if you do it without purpose.

[Gobastia]

The only purpose of hunting is to kill.Thats evil.

[The Spawn]

No, there are many purposes for hunting. That's just the best one.

[Gobastia]

Originally posted by The Spawn
No, there are many purposes for hunting. That's just the best one.

You are a dark soul.You must cleanse it before its too late.It will dominate you before it destroys you.

[The Spawn]

I allowed it to dominate me a long time ago.

[Gobastia]

I'll dominate you from now on.

[The Spawn]

You slipped up.

[Gobastia]

How so sugar?

[C. Lee]

Originally posted by Gobastia
The only purpose of hunting is to kill.Thats evil.
You don't know crap about what we're talking about do you?

Snipe hunting is a joke played on naive fools....you send them out into a field at night with a bag (to capture the snipes alive) and then run off and leave them there, and here's the big thing....there is no such thing as a snipe. Before you start spouting your high and mighty crap learn the facts doofus.

[The Spawn]

That's where you slipped up.

[The Spawn]

Sugar.

[Gobastia]

Originally posted by C. Lee
You don't know crap about what we're talking about do you?

Snipe hunting is a joke played on naive fools....you send them out into a field at night with a bag (to capture the snipes alive) and then run off and leave them there, and here's the big thing....there is no such thing as a snipe. Before you start spouting your high and mighty crap learn the facts doofus.

Please be quiet.Your a silly boy.

[The Spawn]

Toven, the new you is far more serious than one could hope for. That is a plus. But the new you also gives meaning to my new signature. That is something I didn't want to find so early in you.

[C. Lee]

I agree with you bud....this doofus isn't worth wasting time with...have a better one.

[The Spawn]

C. Lee is added to the short list of indivduals I can use as partners to double team the simple, ordinary minded folk. Welcome aboard.

[Gobastia]

Who is Toven?

[The Spawn]

An individual who no longer exists under that identity.

[Gobastia]

Fascinating.Just like you-pretending to be something your obviously not.........intelligent ;)

[C. Lee]

Thank you.

[The Spawn]

You keep changing the topic at hand Toven, stop it.

[Gobastia]

Originally posted by The Spawn
You keep changing the topic at hand Toven, stop it.

You think I'm Toven?? Well now I know your a silly as I thought.

[C. Lee]

I have to go.

[Gobastia]

Originally posted by C. Lee
I have to go.

Bye honey.

[Gobastia]

Originally posted by Bloody Mary
Spawny thats not me.

So your Toven.That explains it.

[Alf]

who toven is:confused::o

[The Kingpin]

I looked at your Ips. There the same.

[Alf]

they're the same, and no, they're not

[The Kingpin]

What?

[Alf]

they're not there

[The Kingpin]

I think I saw some porn in your avatar

[Bloody Vixen]

It's so weird for this thread to have at least 666 replies...Damn you mary! :mad:

[The Kingpin]

Here's something for your collection Spawn


http://img27.photobucket.com/albums/v80/goreds08/spawn.bmp

[Alf]

collection?:confused:

[The Kingpin]

Yeah, he collects things from the Hype

[Alf]

like what?:confused::o

[The Kingpin]

He prints out his favorite posts and hangs them on his wall

[Alf]

are you serious?:confused::o

[The Kingpin]

He even bought stock for the Hype.

[The Spawn]

Exactly. And thank you Kingpin for saving that. I was supossed to be around for the 666th reply, but alas, CIA calls.


First you didn't know who Toven was...now you do?

[C. Lee]

Congrats on the 666 post.

Nice of you to save it King...it was cool.

[The Spawn]

666 posts and you've all learned nothing.

[Assassin32]

You son of a *****.

[The Spawn]

Yes! That's it! Let it all out!

[Assassin32]

Why do you insist on being difficult?

[The Spawn]

It's for your benefit.

[Assassin32]

Just tell me how it worked.....or do you even know?

[The Spawn]

ESP works because I've had premontions since I was a kid.

[Assassin32]

No. Batman's napalm.

[The Spawn]

Maybe you should go back to quoting yourself....


Napalm is extremely stable, tolerating temperatures well above 150°F and as low as -40°F. It is not shattered easily by explosives and can be stored for long periods without significant breakdown. Gelation of this substance occurs in 3-20 minutes. Gel formation enhances its effectiveness by allowing for a controlled, contained, and prolonged burn. Gelation also enhances its stability, with napalm requiring much higher temperatures to ignite than gasoline. There is no "off-sourcing" of hydrocarbon fumes associated with the nonignited compound. In fact, ignition requires the use of trinitrotoluene (TNT) to explode and ignite white phosphorus, the ignited temperature of which is high enough to result in the combustion of napalm. As you saw in the movie, it burned through her suit.

[Assassin32]

So, when he smashed it on her arm the TNT exploded and ignited the napalm?

[The Spawn]

There was no TNT. It burns regardless. If there was TNT, he would have taken off her whole arm.

[Assassin32]

So you don't even need to light napalm for it to burn?

[The Spawn]

Nope. I'll ask The Batman to let me borrow one of the props and use it on his dummies he has set up in his sub-basement.

[Assassin32]

But, if you light it, it will take every person in the room out without even touching them, right?

[Assassin32]

Do you live near The Batman?

[The Spawn]

I'm not sure if it wouldn't touch them. I don't live near anyone. My location is mobile.

[Assassin32]

"Air contains approximately 20% oxygen. When napalm ignites, it rapidly deoxygenates the availible air. Oxygen is replaced with CO as a result of incomplete combustion. As little as .4% CO is fatal in one hour because of the high affinity between CO and hemoglobin. Napalm creates a localized atmosphere of at least 20% CO."

What was Batman carrying it in?

[The Spawn]

The Batman uses titanium insulated rubber.

[Assassin32]

I use titanium insulated rubber condoms.

And, comment on what's in the quotes from my previous post.:mad:

[The Spawn]

Due to the fact that there is an error in your request, I can't comply with it.

[Assassin32]

What error?

[The Spawn]

The word post is not plural.

[Assassin32]

I didn't make it plural.

[C. Lee]

There is the possibility that someone has learned something, but prefers to not let on.

[Assassin32]

:confused:

[Assassin32]

Spawn, could you pull some strings for me?

[C. Lee]

Originally posted by Assassin32
:confused:
My post was for someone else...they know who and to what it pertains.

[Assassin32]

Okay.:):up:

[The Spawn]

Why would you want strings pulled?

[The Spawn]

That's another story for another day.

[Assassin32]

Originally posted by The Spawn
Why would you want strings pulled?

Because I would like the Raiders to pick up Eli Manning in the upoming NFL draft, and I was hoping you could make it happen. Pull some strings.:up:

[Assassin32]

Tell us the story.

[The Spawn]

Another day.


I'll see what i can do.

[C. Lee]

Leave him in suspenders for a while.

[Assassin32]

Originally posted by The Spawn
I'll see what i can do.

:up:

Is Satan an actual being, or just a metaphor for the evil that corrupts the world?

[The Spawn]

Depends on your religion.

[Assassin32]

Religions don't have it all right, though. And, I want to know the truth. Use your ESP or something.

[Assassin32]

And, update your superhero thread.

[The Spawn]

Why don't you update it?

Quotes allright.

And you are right...relgiion is for the blind.

[Assassin32]

I bumped it.

Can you develop ESP or are you born with it?

[The Spawn]

I was born with my mines. The older I get, the less vivid it becomes.

[Assassin32]

How do you become a member of the Yakuza?

[The Spawn]

Why would you want to?

[Assassin32]

I don't, I'm just asking.

Also, what's the strongest metal known to man (not Marvel Comics)?

[The Spawn]

Titanium

[The Lizard]

The original MechaGodzilla was made of "Space Titanium".

[The Kingpin]

How high can you jump, Spawn?

[Bloody Vixen]

What causes hailstorms? Does it occur alot or is it a rarity? Does a hailstorm have any significance about the changes in weather?

[Assassin32]

Tell me how to get into the Yakuza.

[The Spawn]

Can't tell you that.

[The Spawn]

http://weather.andthensome.com/severeweather/hail.htm

[Assassin32]

You don't know, or you're just not going to?

[Assassin32]

I know you know, you bastard.:mad:

[The Kingpin]

My homie is in the Yakuza

[The Spawn]

I'm not going to tell you.


Guys...listen up...I won't be going here very much for about a month or so...so don't expect fast answers anymore. I'll be here like once a week.

[The Kingpin]

You mean our eternal knowledge database will be gone? :eek:

[The Spawn]

No...just nocturnal...you guys can still ask questions and talk amongst yourselfs...my little secret will arise in due time.

[bojangles]

*runs through door*

"Sorry i'm late!"

*looks around*

"looks like I might be early for once.....or i'm just extermly late"

*Takes a seat*

*lowers hat over eyes*

"nap time"

*falls asleep without trying*

"zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz"

[Assassin32]

Kingpin, how did your homie get into the Yakuza? Since Spawn's being a BASTARD!:mad:

[Bloody Vixen]

Don't meddle with the Yakuzas. It is never funny to joke about entering them.

[Assassin32]

I'm not trying to get into the Yakuza. I'm not even Japanese.

[Bloody Vixen]

I know. But its better not to joke about it. You may not want to enter, but others may get ideas...*shudders*

So many unwanted memories. :)

Spawn would be missing...sheesh...:(

[E. Bison]

http://img21.photobucket.com/albums/v62/Bane_Lily/dialog-vega3.gifSpawn, tell us more about deformities. Tell us about Neurofibromatosis.

[The Kingpin]

Originally posted by Assassin32
Kingpin, how did your homie get into the Yakuza? Since Spawn's being a BASTARD!:mad: I can't tell you

[The Kingpin]

I can tell you how to enter the cryps, though.

[The Sperminator]

Crabs and Bloods are pussies. If you wanna be a real gangsta you'll try and get with the Gangsta Disciples

[bojangles]

Na...ya aint @@@@ unless your a Juggalo!:D

[Assassin32]

Kingpin your a bastard.:mad: I already know how to get into the Cryps, I just go down the street and make friends with a couple of guys in blue.

[C. Lee]

Rather be a Blue Blaze Irregular.

[The Spawn]

...wow. Bloody Mary, take over.

[C. Lee]

Stay away from alcoholic beverages...they dull your senses.

[The Spawn]

Not if you have full control over your mind

[C. Lee]

Mind control and blood oxygen level are rather seperate ineties.

[The Spawn]

I control the oxygen in my blood with my mind.

[C. Lee]

Hellloooo Kwai Chang.

[The Spawn]

It is said that a Shaolin can walk through walls

[C. Lee]

So can Sven Ole Thorsen.

[The Spawn]

But it was not a Shaolin who said that.

[C. Lee]

Ever try the rice paper maneuver?

[The Spawn]

Rice paper is white, absorbent, durable, and widely used in art, crafts, and home improvement. I have used it.

[C. Lee]

Makes good kites too.

[The Spawn]

My father bought me a kite once. At Liberty Park...when I was 8 or so.

[C. Lee]

My father never did.....mom did though. We have a Japanese Kite Festival coming up here in a few weeks.

[The Spawn]

The Japanese...good people.

[C. Lee]

I'm rather fond of them.

[Assassin32]

The Yakuza is from Japan.:o

[C. Lee]

Originally posted by Assassin32
The Yakuza is from Japan.:o
Hellooooooo Mr. Obvious.:hyper:

[Assassin32]

When are ghost allowed to haunt someone?

[The Spawn]

Depends on the 'someone'.

[Assassin32]

What kind of people are ghosts allowed to haunt, and what kind of people aren't they allowed to haunt?

[The Spawn]

The kind that don't believe in them.

[Assassin32]

Is titanium bulletproof?

[E. Bison]

http://img21.photobucket.com/albums/v62/Bane_Lily/dialog-vega5.gifNot to armor piercing bullets.

[Assassin32]

Obviously. But to regular bullets?

[E. Bison]

http://img21.photobucket.com/albums/v62/Bane_Lily/dialog-vega5.gifDepends what kind of bullets still. Besides armor piercing bullets there are different kinds of bullets. Like sissy little .15 calibur, a girls gun. Compared to a double-barreled shotgun or magnum with .65 calibur bullets.

[The Kingpin]

Spawn, hows your ankles? :cool:

[Assassin32]

They're still broken. I crossed his ass yesterday.:cool:

[The Spawn]

If you're black, I doubt that.

[Assassin32]

I'm not black.

So, for how long do ghosts haunt people that don't believe in them?

[The Spawn]

Never.

[C. Lee]

Yeah...what would be the purpose in that?

[The Spawn]

Exactly. Its the same thing with Death.

[The Kingpin]

If I don't believe in death, I don't die?

[The Spawn]

Its worked for me for quite some time now. Around 186.

[Assassin32]

Originally posted by The Spawn
Never.

But, once a non-believer is being haunted, he'll start believing because the damn ghosts are in his house. So, how long after that until the ghosts go away.

And, the NFL Draft is in two days. Did you make the Eli Manning to the Raiders deal for me, yet?

[The Spawn]

He can't get haunted.