The object of the game is simple: Don't be a jackass and let the topic die.
The rules? One person posts a picture and asks: What is it? The next person answers and posts a new picture or passes. The picture can be anything, but it shouldn't go against the object of the game. There should be one CLEAR answer for each picture.
Next, something a lot easier, that last one took me too long to figure out. I had to count the number of each atom (red is usually oxygen, black is usually carbon) and put in C17H26NO2, which gave wrong results, but somehow it led me to C17H27NO2 which is venlafaxine. I saw the very picture echo posted and saw that if i rotated it, it would look kind of like the one in the first post, so that was my guess. What is this music?
Post has been edited 1 time(s), last time on Apr 28 2009, 5:24 am by Mallard Fillmore.
Nope, but don't forget to listen to the mp3 to check your answer. I actually got the image from wikipedia, but alas, he seems to have composed far too many songs.
"Parliamentary inquiry, Mr. Chairman - do we have to call the Gentleman a gentleman if he's not one?"
ihjel shouted: "Use Display Text Message or the in-game Leaderboard to output the live values of critical Death Counters." that would be so convenient wouldn't it.
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ihjel shouted: "Use Display Text Message or the in-game Leaderboard to output the live values of critical Death Counters." that would be so convenient wouldn't it.
it's rather inconvenient actually, as it requires you to transfer it to Custom Score which might even interfere with what you're measuring. But IIRC you can also use EUDs to display it which by now could actually be somewhat convenient.
[2026-11-11. : 9:25 pm]
ihjel -- "Use Display Text Message or the in-game Leaderboard to output the live values of critical Death Counters." that would be so convenient wouldn't it.
[2026-11-11. : 6:59 pm]
Symmetry -- I just pasted what google ai told me to try to form a feedback loop
UndeadStar shouted: https://staredit.net/topic/18961/ <= wow, if there wasn't a capital letter on almost every word in the title, and a link in the signature, I may not have guesses it's an AI bot. I don't know much about map editing, but the content may even be relevant enough to be kept.
Yeah, I've noticed it, but it raised a couple of relevant questions and kept the ad to the signature so if someone were to engage with the topic it could be a net positive which is why I kept it. We're not necessarily anti-bot, just anti-spam. Thanks to Symmetry who realized my hope.