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hovis
08-02-07, 06:13 PM
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just a full stop or 2 half way down the page?

BILLY
08-02-07, 06:19 PM
Don't know :scratch:

Dan
08-02-07, 06:34 PM
Crikey Hovi5. Are you on drugs? :?

socommk23
08-02-07, 06:40 PM
ha ha i know! :P

Law
08-02-07, 06:42 PM
ha ha i know! :P

C'mon then, is Hovi5 on drugs or not?

Jabba
08-02-07, 07:00 PM
ha ha i know! :P

C'mon then, is Hovi5 on drugs or not?

Must be on something, surely? Does alcohol count? :lol:


Oh, and I know the answer to the ../. thingy, too :wink:

kwak zzr
08-02-07, 07:40 PM
i aint got the foggyist :roll:

carlos
08-02-07, 07:51 PM
:smt102 Is it some kind of joke or something?

hovis
08-02-07, 09:01 PM
no joke

Cronos
08-02-07, 09:09 PM
It's means









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this.



















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clear now?














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:wink:

Tomcat
09-02-07, 03:06 PM
ha ha. It means


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(face with very long nose .... ?) :wink:

_Stretchie_
09-02-07, 03:12 PM
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Is it meant to illustrate that posts like this actually have something in them and to keep on scrolling down?

Scoobs
09-02-07, 03:16 PM
Is it meant to illustrate that posts like this actually have something in them and to keep on scrolling down?

Nope!

It means that every post has a "point". Geeky joke. Decimal point.








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_Stretchie_
09-02-07, 03:17 PM
:?: Don't get it

hovis
09-02-07, 03:18 PM
Is it meant to illustrate that posts like this actually have something in them and to keep on scrolling down?

Nope!

It means that every post has a "point". Geeky joke. Decimal point.









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typical, bloody geeks

you find that funny eh, geeks

oh well each to their own

keithd
09-02-07, 03:19 PM
Is it meant to illustrate that posts like this actually have something in them and to keep on scrolling down?

Nope!

It means that every post has a "point". Geeky joke. Decimal point.








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maybe i speak for a few maybe i speak for many when i say

why are all geek jokes completely unfunny?

hovis
09-02-07, 03:22 PM
maybe i speak for a few maybe i speak for many when i say

why are all geek jokes completely unfunny?

:winner:

keithd
09-02-07, 04:42 PM
maybe i speak for a few maybe i speak for many when i say

why are all geek jokes completely unfunny?

:winner:

after over 8,700 posts i'm bound to hit the target at some point...

Tomcat
09-02-07, 04:45 PM
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bl**dy . . .

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Dysparunia
11-02-07, 01:09 PM
You want an unfunny geek joke, well you asked for it (please note I do NOT find this funny):

A physicist derives an equation to predict his experiments, and takes it to a mathematician to check.

The maths guy kinda busy, so says he'll get back to him.

Meanwhile the physics dude goes on to use the equation in his experiments, and is really pleased to find that it predicts them perfectly each and every time.

The mathematician returns to say the experiments rubbish;

"How can it be, it's worked perfectly?" asks the frustrated physics dude.

The maths guy replies "Why, it only works on numbers which are whole and positive..."

El Saxo
11-02-07, 01:12 PM
You want an unfunny geek joke, well you asked for it (please note I do NOT find this funny):

A physicist derives an equation to predict his experiments, and takes it to a mathematician to check.

The maths guy kinda busy, so says he'll get back to him.

Meanwhile the physics dude goes on to use the equation in his experiments, and is really pleased to find that it predicts them perfectly each and every time.

The mathematician returns to say the experiments rubbish;

"How can it be, it's worked perfectly?" asks the frustrated physics dude.

The maths guy replies "Why, it only works on numbers which are whole and positive..."

:-k



:smt102

hovis
11-02-07, 02:41 PM
You want an unfunny geek joke, well you asked for it (please note I do NOT find this funny):

A physicist derives an equation to predict his experiments, and takes it to a mathematician to check.

The maths guy kinda busy, so says he'll get back to him.

Meanwhile the physics dude goes on to use the equation in his experiments, and is really pleased to find that it predicts them perfectly each and every time.

The mathematician returns to say the experiments rubbish;

"How can it be, it's worked perfectly?" asks the frustrated physics dude.

The maths guy replies "Why, it only works on numbers which are whole and positive..."

:-k



:smt102

:smt017

Alpinestarhero
11-02-07, 06:34 PM
I dont get it either...

...guess you have to work with integers each and every day for a few years, alone in an office with no company except your blackboard (or whiteboard, or, if your flash, interactive whiteboard) and chalk (pen, pointer thingy...)

:)

Matt