Posted by Hunter [24.8.14.102 - c-24-8-14-102.client.comcast.net] on 04 June 2004 at 22.02.03 ZuluTime:

In Reply to: Boring, Trivial, Probably Not Worth Reading posted by Biffette on 04 June 2004 at 21.40.05 ZuluTime:

Random 'net floater, then. Okay.

I've come to expect that TimeCube, and many of the other wonderful things listed in that long thread I presume you found will be posted here at least once per board. New folk to the net tend to discover these things and think they're just as spiffy as the day we were new folk and discovered them. And they are; it's just funny when it happens to new people.

Forgive the general state of disrepair at evilcoffeechick.com. Being desperately lazy, I rarely update it. I'm working on it though. In fact, I actually spent about 36 hours playing around with coding I don't understand.

Should the 'and' in 'free and rigorously' be a to? I know I'll sometimes start typing one thing and then reformat it for no apparent reason and end up with the wrong words like that. And I'm mostly just nitpicking because you told me to.

As for your IQ, I happen to have a [probably untrustworthy, but that's okay; tickle.com is not a 'real' IQ test. Who cares?] reference on hand. There's two different scales: 15 SD and 16 SD [examples given are Weschler and Stanford-Binet, respectively]. For 15SD, 133 would put you at the, uh 98.6096601092th percentile, with the rarity being 1/72, which I'm assuming means 'one in seventy-two people'. For 16SD, 133 is in the 98.0419987942th percentile [ooh. Big difference!], with a rarity of 1 in 51.

I got all that from this page with all these numbers all over it that apparently hasn't been updated in two years, so the information might be out of date or wrong or something, but again, who really cares? You are, apparently, smarter than the average person posting about The Talisman movie on imdb.com. Or any other movie there, I'd assume; some of those people are idiots.

...and then I lost track of anything I might have been interested in saying because Gremlin wanted to know where his soda was....

~Hunter