I AM SLEEP-Y.

SO I AM OFF TO BED.

I AM TI-RED.

Once again the Org fails to meet the hamsters high expectations.

gooeythehamster said:

You said that ten minutes ago, yet you're still here.

Today, me and a friend took the train to Helsingør where we dined at Kronborg Castle and then watched a modern take on the play Hamlet in the castle courtyard. Lots of Danish stars in the play. The scenography and lighting were magnificent. Seeing the play performed were it actually takes place in the story and under a starry sky was just magnificent.

On the train back to Copenhagen, we had fun with some girls who sold us beers for 5 DKR and then we went to a coouple of bars where I got bored and now I'm here while having a cup of coffee before calling it a day.

To tell the temperature without a thermometer:
Count a cricket's "chirps" for 15 seconds and add 40. This tells you the degrees in Fahrenheit.

J0eyC0c0 said:

You call THAT UNINTERESTING???

That's the most incredible thing I've heard today! Really???

Keith/Kacey

I
m drink

i learn't today it's wrong to say loudly in a restaurant that your a serial killer.....

especially while brandashing a invisible knife.

You scare small children and end up getting dirty looks from there considerably large family members



next time I'll whisper

im really horny

lollyp0p said:

hahahaahahaha

3mta3 said:

me too

I just got home.

conch5184 said:

Thing is it's a true story I'm that tragic

i think i should return to the asylum

lollyp0p said:

serial killers aren't all bad.

lollyp0p said:

maybe they will put us in the same room next time

3bogs said:

no only the arm brandashing the knife

the rest of me is pretty good

HollowellSA said:

I know it's so cruel when you put us out of screaming distance


telepathy is such a boring way to comunicate

EVERSO I JUST LOVE TO SHOUT

COME GIVE US A HUG

lollyp0p said:

I know I hate that too

Kacey725 said:

Supposedly it's pretty accurate.

Counting Cricket Chirps to Estimate Temperature
Crickets are sensitive to changes in air temperature, and chirp at faster rates as the temperature rises. It is possible to use the chirps of the male snowy tree cricket, common throughout the United States, to gauge temperature.
The formula for this is to count the number of chirps in 15 seconds and add 39 to calculate the temperature (degrees Farenheit.) If there are 30 chirps in 15 seconds, the temperature should be about 69 degrees F. This formula is said to be accurate within one degree. A variation is to count the chirps in 13 seconds, and add 40.

Sources:
"Cricket thermometers," Field & Stream, July 1993, Vol. 98 Issue 3, p21.
"How to tell time by a cat's eye," National Wildlife, Oct/Nov 1991, Vol. 29 Issue 6, p.12.

conch5184 said:

You win this thread, cuz I could not care less!

I am nude and heading off to the shower.
I have a headache.
My head feels stuffed and my throath is hurting cuz of everybody's second hand smoke.