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Sun Sep 10, 2006 12:13 pm
^,^^, and ^^^ have all been here since the near beginning of these forums.
< has only been here for less than 6 months, so < has no recollection of the YaBB forums, unlike ^.
Sun Sep 10, 2006 8:19 pm
^ stole <'s soul
^ hasnt been on PPT as long as ^^, ^^^ and ^^^^
< has been on longer than ^
But < has no recollection of YaBB like ^
v has probably been on longer than ^, but if < is wrong, v can beat < up
Sun Sep 10, 2006 8:24 pm
^ was right. < has been on longer that ^^. but < wouldn't beat up ^ even if ^ were wrong. that would be mean.
Sun Sep 10, 2006 8:29 pm
^ Has been on much longer than <, but < and ^ have nearly the same number of posts. ^ also was confused about ^^'s remark about whether or not ^ could beat up ^^, because ^ said that ^
wouldn't beat ^^ up. Either way, ^, ^^, ^^^, ^^^^, or ^^^^^, but not <, could probably beat \/ up.
Sun Sep 10, 2006 10:10 pm
< is glad that < was right, and is also glad ^^ wouldnt have beaten < up.
^ claims that ^^, ^^^, ^^^^, ^^^^^, ^^^^^^ could beat < up
but ^^^ is < so < could beat < up
< probably could be beaten up by ^^, ^^^^, ^^^^^, ^^^^^^ but not ^^^/<
< wouldnt beat < anyway.
< is so confused right now
< hopes v wont mention beating up
Sun Sep 10, 2006 10:29 pm
< won't beat ^ up, so ^ doesn't have to worry.
Moving on to other things, < thinks that ^ doesn't have any problems with ^^'s logic, which would be <'s logic as well. Furthermore, ^ seemed to have expounded on the logic of ^^, thus creating a paradox. < does not like to bend his head around paradoxes, because the paradox that ^ created is sufficiently large that if < tried to bend <'s head around it, it would no doubt damage it, thus hindering <'s ability to reason, from which ^'s paradox was created in the first place, thereby aleviating the source of ^'s paradoxes and thereby destroying the paradox by which < destroyed <'s brain, effectively creating a space/time paradox that is self-perpetuating, thereby destroying <, ^, ^^, ^^^, ^^^^, ^^^^^, ^^^^^^, ^^^^^^^, ^^^^^^^^, ad infinitum until nothing exists in the first place, which would effectively destroy what < is typing right now, rendering all of the time < spent typing . to be useless and void, since no record of . would exist, nor would anyone to read said record of . exist to spout the uselessness of any of this.
< is having fun. < also wonders if \/ understood . . < also thinks that . has a very large sentence in it.
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