S
[South Park]
He said "yes yes!"
[/South Park]
This is nice. Cruel, but nice.
He said "yes yes!"
[/South Park]
This is nice. Cruel, but nice.
my nephews like this thing
Capt. Pike has been helpful with some decisions I have had to make; but I wish it would have used an appropriate musical cue from the first season, rather than the second. 
I asked the Captain if Trek XI would suck and he said yes.
However, I also asked him if state sovereignty should prevent quangos tasked with a certain amount of foreign affairs oversight from organizing transnational relief efforts in the context of natural disasters or genocides as opposed to more formal aid efforts, and he said yes to that too, so he's obviously in a pissy mood about something.
However, I also asked him if state sovereignty should prevent quangos tasked with a certain amount of foreign affairs oversight from organizing transnational relief efforts in the context of natural disasters or genocides as opposed to more formal aid efforts, and he said yes to that too, so he's obviously in a pissy mood about something.
He told me the movie would be great, so maybe YOU put him in a pissy mood.
That's a cool site, but how do I close its window and exit? Pike won’t let me! Can anyone help!?! For the love of God!
Alchemist, to Pike: Can I close the window now and leave?
Pike: Two flashes.
Alchemist: Do I have to keep it open all day?
Pike: One flash.
Alchemist: Will something happen to me if I exit now?
Pike: One flash.
Alchemist: How long... No, uh... (thinking)... If I don't stay in front of the computer until three o'clock, will something happen to me?
Pike: One flash.
Alchemist: Should I stay here until two-thirty?
Pike: One flash.
Alchemist: Should I stay on until three o'clock?
Pike: One flash.
Alchemist: Is it really gonna be four hours before I can get out of here.
Pike: One flash.
Much later…
Alchemist, to Pike, and desperate: Is there any time to log out? Any time at all?
Narrator: One person permanently enslaved by the tyranny of fear and superstition, facing the future with a kind of helpless dread...
Alchemist, to Pike: Can I close the window now and leave?
Pike: Two flashes.
Alchemist: Do I have to keep it open all day?
Pike: One flash.
Alchemist: Will something happen to me if I exit now?
Pike: One flash.
Alchemist: How long... No, uh... (thinking)... If I don't stay in front of the computer until three o'clock, will something happen to me?
Pike: One flash.
Alchemist: Should I stay here until two-thirty?
Pike: One flash.
Alchemist: Should I stay on until three o'clock?
Pike: One flash.
Alchemist: Is it really gonna be four hours before I can get out of here.
Pike: One flash.
Much later…
Alchemist, to Pike, and desperate: Is there any time to log out? Any time at all?
Narrator: One person permanently enslaved by the tyranny of fear and superstition, facing the future with a kind of helpless dread...
