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Originally posted by gareth cobb
just last nights dinner gb1
I'd stick my hands in the air if I were to use your bucket especially given the bouquet.

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Code: 87*_98&_#D6_E45_2.2

Do not even attempt to decode this. I put it in the password length-of-time-to-decode calculator and it calculated that a desktop would require 4.5 trillion years.

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Originally posted by billyray
Code: 87*_98&_#D6_E45_2.2

Do not even attempt to decode this. I put it in the password length-of-time-to-decode calculator and it calculated that a desktop would require 4.5 trillion years.
stick with simplicity.

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Sticky Thread Game

Goal: 10,000 Posts by Midnight December 31, 2014

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Number of Days Remaining: 161

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* coquette, where art thou?

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
[b]Sticky Thread Game

Goal: 10,000 Posts by Midnight December 31, 2014

Present Total: 8,657 Posts

Difference: 1,343 Posts

Number of Days Remaining: 161

Needed Average: 8.34 Posts/Day

* coquette, where art thou?
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stuck on decoding that cryptic key thingy. i think i might be close to solving it. only need another 3.2 trillion years.

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The night before the Invasion of Normandy in War II Winston Churchill's charge to the British Military, "Gentleman, it is not always good enough to do one's best; there are times when one must do what is required." applies Miss STG's Friends.

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Originally posted by Great Big Stees
stick with simplicity.
Solved within minutes! You must have a supercomputer!!!

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Originally posted by billyray
Solved within minutes! You must have a supercomputer!!!
I'm stuck with a Commodore 64.

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Originally posted by Great Big Stees
I'm stuck with a Commodore 64.
"Screw your courage to the sticking place

Macbeth: If we should fail?

Lady Macbeth: We fail?
But screw your courage to the sticking place,
And we'll not fail."

Will Shakespeare's Macbeth Act 1, scene 7, 59–61

"This is one time when you don't have to feel ignorant because you don't understand what Shakespeare really meant. Although he invented "sticking place," and though our usage derives directly from this scene, Shakespeare never explains what the phrase means.

Macbeth still has cold feet; he and his wife have agreed to kill King Duncan of Scotland, but he can't stop thinking of all the consequences the deed might not trammel up [see THE BE-ALL AND THE END-ALL]. Lady Macbeth, after impugning her husband's manliness, urges him, as we might say, to "screw up his courage." The OED suggests that Lady Macbeth's original words refer to the twisting of a tuning peg until it becomes set in its hole. The editor of The Riverside Shakespeare, on the other hand, suggests that a "sticking place" is "the mark to which a soldier screwed up the cord of a crossbow." Whether the metaphor is musical, martial, or otherwise, Lady Macbeth's meaning is obvious though her words are obscure: "tighten up your courage until it is fixed in the place necessary for the murder of Duncan."

Themes: murder and assassination, courage, conscience

Speakers: Macbeth, Lady Macbeth"

http://www.enotes.com/shakespeare-quotes/screw-your-courage-sticking-place

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Originally posted by Great Big Stees
I'm stuck with a Commodore 64.
yep, simplicity, that's the thing, don't'cha know

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Originally posted by billyray
yep, simplicity, that's the thing, don't'cha know
I thought I did yes and then I got stuck in loop. Will it ever stop? Oh wait, what if I just pull the plug?

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Page 2. so there.

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Originally posted by coquette
Page 2. so there.
Thanks for sticking it back where it belongs.

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The STG is chopped liver. The respect is gone. The sheen has worn. No more false hope of ridiculous posting counts. The STG will now wither and fade into obscurity.

Post your final farewells while you have the chance.

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Originally posted by coquette
The STG is chopped liver. The respect is gone. The sheen has worn. No more false hope of ridiculous posting counts. The STG will now wither and fade into obscurity.

Post your final farewells while you have the chance.
I stuck a stamp on my letter. Hope it doesn't get stuck in the postal system. 🙁

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