The "Last" thread.

[Grunthos]

The legend lives on!


+sv7

Read from the other end, I win again!

[Little Bug]

you silly!

[Grunthos]

ihll!s noh, oN

[Demented]

I'm guessing this is where I'm to say LAST so I'm winning

[Grunthos]

If you're guessing, you're losing even if you do it right.

Last.

[Demented]

Oh I do it right

LAST

[Grunthos]

That's not what HE said.

Las
t

[Demented]

trust me I left your man alone, I like the ladies


LAST

[Grunthos]

I was speaking of your boss...

L
AS
T

[Demented]

She's not home, she's on an airplane right now on her way back

L
A
S
T

[Grunthos]

You... you work for... a WOman??

last

[S Carver Orne]

ohai, in dis thred nao.

[Grunthos]

Quick little minx...

[Dr. L]

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m128/Dr_Larkin/phnglui-model.jpg

I have this shirt.

Last.

[S Carver Orne]

dunt steel mah thred, i kan be last nao?

Edit: Also, damn Luberduber, you got real ugly. :lol:

[Demented]

Silence is golden , Duct tape is silver


LAST

[Ythogtha]

And cheaper then handcuffs.

Last.

[Grunthos]

But much harder to buy in the fur-lined variety.

Truly last.

[Ythogtha]

But its fur lined after you pull it off...

Last.

[Little Bug]

http://i808.photobucket.com/albums/zz2/Littlebug4408/sleepy.jpg

Shhhh...I sneak in while baby sleeps so nobody knows I here...




Last

[Demented]

http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u163/salvage76/fireworks1.jpg
surprise fireworks.....I wonder who set them off and woke the baby up. In the chaos the thread is stolen, and I have the win.

LAST

[Little Bug]

No waking that baby. He only wakes up for car rides and food...

[Ythogtha]

And occasionally when you scream at them "WAKE UP!".

[Grunthos]

Or "LAST!"

[Ythogtha]

Or "FARFEGNUGEN!"

[Demented]

more like "FARFROMNORMAL"


l to the a to the s to the t

[Little Bug]

And occasionally when you scream at them "WAKE UP!".

No, he seriously only wakes up when he is put in the car or is ready for food.

[Demented]

normally everybody is wide awake when I'm driving too


Last

[S Carver Orne]

Hellooooo!

[Grunthos]

^ channelling Mrs. Doubtfire again...

[Edmaster]

Winning.

[Grunthos]

Was...

last.

[Dr. L]

Jerushalaim Chel Zahav!

Last.

[Grunthos]

The L is clearly not for Last.

[Edmaster]

Remain beyond disbelief.

Last.

[Dr. L]

What's that?

It's the last train disconnecting. So long, Knaves.

[S Carver Orne]

Aloha!

see wut i did thar?

[Grunthos]

Sure gets quiet round here on a Saturday....

last

[Demented]

that's because some of us have lives..........wait I don't have one of them



LAST

[Grunthos]

I have two, so you don't get one. Neener.

Last

[Dr. L]

The Last Samurai, Grunthos? I think not.

Last.

[Grunthos]

The Last Mango in Paris... I eeeted it!

[Little Bug]

And close...


I wins. I last.

[Demented]

not to close

I win LAST

[Little Bug]

Da-gummit. Why don't I have mod powers on these forums??? Then I could have closed the thread and I would have one :p

Nah...that wouldn't be any fun.

LAST.



Edit: I might eventually convince my husband to add :P to the whatever to make it do this ~> :p
like he did on the old forums back in March of last year

[Edmaster]

Da-gummit. Why don't I have mod powers on these forums??? Then I could have closed the thread and I would have one :p

Nah...that wouldn't be any fun.

LAST.



Edit: I might eventually convince my husband to add :P to the whatever to make it do this ~> :p
like he did on the old forums back in March of last year

Noooooo I like being able to choose between :P and :p .

[Demented]

you guys argue it out and I'll just take the last and the win. Thank you very much

[Grunthos]

You're welcome... but not to last.

She ees miyun.

[Ythogtha]

No she's not.

Last.

[Demented]

I swoop through the darkness and grab the last from the maniacal henchman Ythogtha. At last the Last is mine again.

[S Carver Orne]

Then, suddenly, without warning, it happened.

Last.

[Dr. L]

If yiffing is for furries, is "Yithing" what Great Old Ones do?

Last

[Luger]

Did I win?

Last

[Tonus]

Yes, you won.

Wait...

[Grunthos]

Caught waiting.

Last.

[Luger]

This is the last post

[Little Bug]

No...you will never have the last post unless the forums go down unexpectedly again.

[Luger]

:[

[Little Bug]

:D

[S Carver Orne]

#8^O <--- I have a waffle stuck on my forehead

[Tonus]

#8^O <--- I have a waffle stuck on my forehead

And a bowl stuck to your chin!

[Luger]

@_@

[S Carver Orne]

I am last.

[Edmaster]

And now you are not

last.

[Little Bug]

My hubby just made me bust open his waffles!

last

and the cat just made me feel like I busted open my head on the freezer door...

[Demented]

My hubby just made me bust open his waffles!

last/

:ohmy:we don't need to hear about that



Last

[Little Bug]

:hump:

[Luger]

This will not be last

[Demented]

oh there is no way in hell it would be

LAST

[Luger]

Anyone who posts after me loses

[Straw]

I'm a loser, that must mean I came in last. :cool:

[Luger]

I'm a loser, that must mean I came in last. :cool:

But when you're in last, you're in first....:blink:

[Demented]

philosophically speaking those whom are in last can be so or sort to say not in first or thus the beginning of a such item. Thus this lets us believe that a party in question can't be said in first or last at such said time except in the terms of Einsteins thoughts of relativity. Now if you'll turn your books to chapter 7.6 we'll begin and I'll take the win with LAST!

[Grunthos]

Ah, but you see, you lose.

[Demented]

It is you whom are losing

[Agent Cay]

Hmmm... a game where only the last poster wins.

So, as long as interest in this game continues, there will always be competition.

ERGO! I must make this the most boring thread in the Cafe!

Let's read about glass!

The discovery of glass
Natural glass has existed since the beginnings of time, formed when certain types of rocks melt as a result of high-temperature phenomena such as volcanic eruptions, lightning strikes or the impact of meteorites, and then cool and solidify rapidly. Stone-age man is believed to have used cutting tools made of obsidian (a natural glass of volcanic origin also known as hyalopsite, Iceland agate, or mountain mahogany) and tektites (naturally-formed glasses of extraterrestrial or other origin, also referred to as obsidianites).

According to the ancient-Roman historian Pliny (AD 23-79), Phoenician merchants transporting stone actually discovered glass (or rather became aware of its existence accidentally) in the region of Syria around 5000 BC. Pliny tells how the merchants, after landing, rested cooking pots on blocks of nitrate placed by their fire. With the intense heat of the fire, the blocks eventually melted and mixed with the sand of the beach to form an opaque liquid.

This brief history looks, however, at the origins and evolution of man-made glass.


5000 BC
A craft is born
The earliest man-made glass objects, mainly non-transparent glass beads, are thought to date back to around 3500 BC, with finds in Egypt and Eastern Mesopotamia. In the third millennium, in central Mesopotamia, the basic raw materials of glass were being used principally to produce glazes on pots and vases. The discovery may have been coincidental, with calciferous sand finding its way into an overheated kiln and combining with soda to form a coloured glaze on the ceramics. It was then, above all, Phoenician merchants and sailors who spread this new art along the coasts of the Mediterranean.


3500 BC
The oldest fragments of glass vases (evidence of the origins of the hollow glass industry), however, date back to the 16th century BC and were found in Mesopotamia. Hollow glass production was also evolving around this time in Egypt, and there is evidence of other ancient glassmaking activities emerging independently in Mycenae (Greece), China and North Tyrol.


16th century BC
Early hollow glass production
After 1500 BC, Egyptian craftsmen are known to have begun developing a method for producing glass pots by dipping a core mould of compacted sand into molten glass and then turning the mould so that molten glass adhered to it. While still soft, the glass-covered mould could then be rolled on a slab of stone in order to smooth or decorate it. The earliest examples of Egyptian glassware are three vases bearing the name of the Pharaoh Thoutmosis III (1504-1450 BC), who brought glassmakers to Egypt as prisoners following a successful military campaign in Asia.


1500 BC
There is little evidence of further evolution until the 9th century BC, when glassmaking revived in Mesopotamia. Over the following 500 years, glass production centred on Alessandria, from where it is thought to have spread to Italy.


9th century BC
The first glassmaking "manual" dates back to around 650 BC. Instructions on how to make glass are contained in tablets from the library of the Assyrian king Ashurbanipal (669-626 BC).


650 BC
Starting to blow
A major breakthrough in glassmaking was the discovery of glassblowing some time between 27 BC and AD 14, attributed to Syrian craftsmen from the Sidon-Babylon area. The long thin metal tube used in the blowing process has changed very little since then. In the last century BC, the ancient Romans then began blowing glass inside moulds, greatly increasing the variety of shapes possible for hollow glass items.


27 BC-AD 14
The Roman connection
The Romans also did much to spread glassmaking technology. With its conquests, trade relations, road building, and effective political and economical administration, the Roman Empire created the conditions for the flourishing of glassworks across western Europe and the Mediterranean. During the reign of the emperor Augustus, glass objects began to appear throughout Italy, in France, Germany and Switzerland. Roman glass has even been found as far afield as China, shipped there along the silk routes.

It was the Romans who began to use glass for architectural purposes, with the discovery of clear glass (through the introduction of manganese oxide) in Alexandria around AD 100. Cast glass windows, albeit with poor optical qualities, thus began to appear in the most important buildings in Rome and the most luxurious villas of Herculaneum and Pompeii.

With the geographical division of the empires, glass craftsmen began to migrate less, and eastern and western glassware gradually acquired more distinct characteristics. Alexandria remained the most important glassmaking area in the East, producing luxury glass items mainly for export. The world famous Portland Vase is perhaps the finest known example of Alexandrian skills. In Rome's Western empire, the city of Köln in the Rhineland developed as the hub of the glassmaking industry, adopting, however, mainly eastern techniques. Then, the decline of the Roman Empire and culture slowed progress in the field of glassmaking techniques, particularly through the 5th century. Germanic glassware became less ornate, with craftsmen abandoning or not developing the decorating skills they had acquired.


AD 100
The early Middle Ages
Archaeological excavations on the island of Torcello near Venice, Italy, have unearthed objects from the late 7th and early 8th centuries which bear witness to the transition from ancient to early Middle Ages production of glass.


7th-8th centuries
Towards the year 1000, a significant change in European glassmaking techniques took place. Given the difficulties in importing raw materials, soda glass was gradually replaced by glass made using the potash obtained from the burning of trees. At this point, glass made north of the Alps began to differ from glass made in the Mediterranean area, with Italy, for example, sticking to soda ash as its dominant raw material.


1000
Sheet glass skills
The 11th century also saw the development by German glass craftsmen of a technique - then further developed by Venetian craftsmen in the 13th century - for the production of glass sheets. By blowing a hollow glass sphere and swinging it vertically, gravity would pull the glass into a cylindrical "pod" measuring as much as 3 metres long, with a width of up to 45 cm. While still hot, the ends of the pod were cut off and the resulting cylinder cut lengthways and laid flat. Other types of sheet glass included crown glass (also known as "bullions"), relatively common across western Europe. With this technique, a glass ball was blown and then opened outwards on the opposite side to the pipe. Spinning the semi-molten ball then caused it to flatten and increase in size, but only up to a limited diameter. The panes thus created would then be joined with lead strips and pieced together to create windows. Glazing remained, however, a great luxury up to the late Middle Ages, with royal palaces and churches the most likely buildings to have glass windows. Stained glass windows reached their peak as the Middle Ages drew to a close, with an increasing number of public buildings, inns and the homes of the wealthy fitted with clear or coloured glass decorated with historical scenes and coats of arms.


11th century
Venice
In the Middle Ages, the Italian city of Venice assumed its role as the glassmaking centre of the western world. The Venetian merchant fleet ruled the Mediterranean waves and helped supply Venice's glass craftsmen with the technical know-how of their counterparts in Syria, and with the artistic influence of Islam. The importance of the glass industry in Venice can be seen not only in the number of craftsmen at work there (more than 8,000 at one point). A 1271 ordinance, a type of glass sector statute, laid down certain protectionist measures such as a ban on imports of foreign glass and a ban on foreign glassmakers who wished to work in Venice: non-Venetian craftsmen were themselves clearly sufficiently skilled to pose a threat.


1271
Until the end of the 13th century, most glassmaking in Venice took place in the city itself. However, the frequent fires caused by the furnaces led the city authorities, in 1291, to order the transfer of glassmaking to the island of Murano. The measure also made it easier for the city to keep an eye on what was one of its main assets, ensuring that no glassmaking skills or secrets were exported.


1291
In the 14th century, another important Italian glassmaking industry developed at Altare, near Genoa. Its importance lies largely in the fact that it was not subject to the strict statutes of Venice as regards the exporting of glass working skills. Thus, during the 16th century, craftsmen from Altare helped extend the new styles and techniques of Italian glass to other parts of Europe, particularly France.


14th century
In the second half of the 15th century, the craftsmen of Murano started using quartz sand and potash made from sea plants to produce particularly pure crystal. By the end of the 16th century, 3,000 of the island's 7,000 inhabitants were involved in some way in the glassmaking industry.


15th-16th centuries
Lead crystal
The development of lead crystal has been attributed to the English glassmaker George Ravenscroft (1618-1681), who patented his new glass in 1674. He had been commissioned to find a substitute for the Venetian crystal produced in Murano and based on pure quartz sand and potash. By using higher proportions of lead oxide instead of potash, he succeeded in producing a brilliant glass with a high refractive index which was very well suited for deep cutting and engraving.


1674 Advances from France
In 1688, in France, a new process was developed for the production of plate glass, principally for use in mirrors, whose optical qualities had, until then, left much to be desired. The molten glass was poured onto a special table and rolled out flat. After cooling, the plate glass was ground on large round tables by means of rotating cast iron discs and increasingly fine abrasive sands, and then polished using felt disks. The result of this "plate pouring" process was flat glass with good optical transmission qualities. When coated on one side with a reflective, low melting metal, high-quality mirrors could be produced.

France also took steps to promote its own glass industry and attract glass experts from Venice; not an easy move for Venetians keen on exporting their abilities and know-how, given the history of discouragement of such behaviour (at one point, Venetian glass craftsmen faced death threats if they disclosed glassmaking secrets or took their skills abroad). The French court, for its part, placed heavy duties on glass imports and offered Venetian glassmakers a number of incentives: French nationality after eight years and total exemption from taxes, to name just two.


1688 From craft to industry
It was not until the latter stages of the Industrial Revolution, however, that mechanical technology for mass production and in-depth scientific research into the relationship between the composition of glass and its physical qualities began to appear in the industry.


Industrial Revolution A key figure and one of the forefathers of modern glass research was the German scientist Otto Schott (1851-1935), who used scientific methods to study the effects of numerous chemical elements on the optical and thermal properties of glass. In the field of optical glass, Schott teamed up with Ernst Abbe (1840-1905), a professor at the University of Jena and joint owner of the Carl Zeiss firm, to make significant technological advances

.Another major contributor in the evolution towards mass production was Friedrich Siemens, who invented the tank furnace. This rapidly replaced the old pot furnace and allowed the continuous production of far greater quantities of molten glass.


late 19th century Increasing automation
Towards the end of the 19th century, the American engineer Michael Owens (1859-1923) invented an automatic bottle blowing machine which only arrived in Europe after the turn of the century. Owens was backed financially by E.D.L. Libbey, owner of the Libbey Glass Co. of Toledo, Ohio. By the year 1920, in the United States, there were around 200 automatic Owens Libbey Suction Blow machines operating. In Europe, smaller, more versatile machines from companies like O'Neill, Miller and Lynch were also popular.

Added impetus was given to automatic production processes in 1923 with the development of the gob feeder, which ensured the rapid supply of more consistently sized gobs in bottle production. Soon afterwards, in 1925, IS (individual section) machines were developed. Used in conjunction with the gob feeders, IS machines allowed the simultaneous production of a number of bottles from one piece of equipment. The gob feeder-IS machine combination remains the basis of most automatic glass container production today.


1900-1925 Modern flat glass technology
In the production of flat glass (where, as explained earlier, molten glass had previously been poured onto large tables then rolled flat into "plates", cooled, ground and polished before being turned over and given the same treatment on the other surface), the first real innovation came in 1905 when a Belgian named Fourcault managed to vertically draw a continuous sheet of glass of a consistent width from the tank. Commercial production of sheet glass using the Fourcault process eventually got under way in 1914.

Around the end of the First World War, another Belgian engineer Emil Bicheroux developed a process whereby the molten glass was poured from a pot directly through two rollers. Like the Fourcault method, this resulted in glass with a more even thickness, and made grinding and polishing easier and more economical.


1905-1914 An off-shoot of evolution in flat glass production was the strengthening of glass by means of lamination (inserting a celluloid material layer between two sheets of glass). The process was invented and developed by the French scientist Edouard Benedictus, who patented his new safety glass under the name "Triplex" in 1910.


1910 In America, Colburn developed another method for drawing sheet glass. The process was further improved with the support of the US firm Libbey-Owens and was first used for commercial production in 1917.


1917 The Pittsburgh process, developed by the American Pennvernon and the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company (PPG), combined and enhanced the main features of the Fourcault and Libbey-Owens processes, and has been in use since 1928.


1928 The float process developed after the Second World War by Britain's Pilkington Brothers Ltd., and introduced in 1959, combined the brilliant finish of sheet glass with the optical qualities of plate glass. Molten glass, when poured across the surface of a bath of molten tin, spreads and flattens before being drawn horizontally in a continuous ribbon into the annealing lehr.


1959 Conclusion
Although this brief history comes to a close nearly 40 years ago, technological evolution naturally continues. Not yet ready to be "relegated" to a history of glass are areas such as computerized control systems, coating techniques, solar control technology and "smart matter", the integration of micro-electronic and mechanical know-how to create glass which is able to "react" to external forces.

[S Carver Orne]

tl;dr

[Agent Cay]

tl;dr
...Okay, plan B.

Torture the reader into not wanting to post.

Check out this movie I found!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jlD7EVSJFw

[S Carver Orne]

/em combats

PjXOpQxL5f0

[Edmaster]

Scrolling past your walls of text, ignoring your imbedded videos, I remain

last.

[Agent Cay]

...Plan C!

Any person who posts after a user named Agent Cay in the "Last" thread now officially admits to engaging in sodomy with babies!

[Luger]

wat

[S Carver Orne]

wat

[Luger]

in the butt

[Grunthos]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v251/GrunthosToo/pigeonarrowhead.jpg

last

[S Carver Orne]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v368/profmgmiller/1218745134895.gif

[Luger]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v368/profmgmiller/1218745134895.gif

YES

[Demented]

UMMMMM this is getting kind of
http://i445.photobucket.com/albums/qq177/rajah25/gay-pride-parade.jpg'
last

[S Carver Orne]

yikes

[Edmaster]

pikes

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/165/433166979_efb8c95241.jpg?v=0

[Agent Cay]

http://recreation.townofmanchester.org/images/FunTykes055.jpg

Tykes!

[S Carver Orne]

halberd.... er, Halford.... er....

h2abqPZSQyw

[Demented]

http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd287/jaysta0619/fozzy.jpg
LAST

[Grunthos]

"Bear left!"
"Right, frog!"

Last

[Luger]

first

[Little Bug]

I like being away for a couple of days. I come back to be amused by the simple minds of those that posted in the last thread. :p

[Grunthos]

As the above...

[Luger]

As the below..

[Grunthos]

As I am...

[Luger]

As am I...

[S Carver Orne]

c-c-c-combo breaker!

[Demented]

up up down down left right left right B A

Last

[S Carver Orne]

Cereal company?

POST

[Grunthos]

Crunch

[Demented]

tsal

[Luger]

tl;dr

[Edmaster]

Til,
Dear

[Luger]

Not quite

[Demented]

sounded good to me

[Luger]

cause your dumb

[Demented]

I'm rubber, you're glue, what ever you say bounces off of me and sticks to you...... na na na na na

[Luger]

http://i22.ebayimg.com/04/i/001/17/8c/adc0_1.JPG
RAAAAAWWWRRR

[Edmaster]

CY-xoZzg9Bc

[Demented]

<object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/BHroYgII8Dg&hl=en&fs=1&"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/BHroYgII8Dg&hl=en&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="425" height="344"></embed></object>

[Grunthos]

Heh.

[Demented]

what didn't you like it Uncle Grunty

[Grunthos]

Seen it.

[Dr. L]

Well, someone said what anime that was in the comments. I looked it up to see what kind of plot it had, and.... wtf. Some eyeball thing raping a cheerleader?


Last.

[Demented]

for score and seven seconds ago I called LAST

[Edmaster]

seven

http://www.loftcinema.com/files/seven2.jpg

WHAT'S IN THE BOX?!?!?!

Apparently, last.

[Demented]

COME ON WHAT'S IN THE FUCKING BOX!

[Grunthos]

Last.

[Dr. L]

Last.

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m128/Dr_Larkin/Pennywise10.jpg


Are you?




Last.

[Demented]

http://i233.photobucket.com/albums/ee211/Amaha1027/mushroom-cloud.jpg

LAST

[Edmaster]

http://amadeo.blog.com/repository/69487/2065426.jpg

Last.

[Demented]

http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f300/steviedub232/Road%20Rally%2006/twink.jpg
LAST

[Edmaster]

http://www.ast-services.co.uk/casualty-care_clip_image004.jpg

LAhhhhhnnnnnnnnnnggggggggggghhhhhhhhhh

[S Carver Orne]

c-c-combo breaker!

[Grunthos]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v251/GrunthosToo/ownedraw.bmp

Yep.

[Demented]

http://i382.photobucket.com/albums/oo263/4stripes_cody/grimreaper.jpg
LAST

[S Carver Orne]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v368/profmgmiller/lastdotdotdot.jpg

[Demented]

http://i258.photobucket.com/albums/hh244/faithluv69/Ren-n-Stimpy.gif
last

[Little Bug]

what didn't you like it Uncle Grunty
FIRST: You said it wrong. SECOND: I'm the only one that gets to call him Uncle Grunny! My Uncle Grunny!!!!

Last, I win with cuteness!!!

http://i808.photobucket.com/albums/zz2/Littlebug4408/fuzzball.jpg

[Luger]

c-c-c-combo breaker!

[Demented]

Last, I win with cuteness!!!


My ass is damn cute too......
http://i567.photobucket.com/albums/ss112/LordRigby/trunks-mooning.jpg
LAST

[Little Bug]

so wrong D!

THIS is cute!
http://i808.photobucket.com/albums/zz2/Littlebug4408/fuzzball.jpg

[S Carver Orne]

Dude, Trunks need trunks yo.

[Edmaster]

Last needs last.

[Luger]

Win get

[S Carver Orne]

Hiya

[Luger]

;-;

[Grunthos]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v251/GrunthosToo/Naughtygnomes.jpg

That'll last til morning

[Demented]

yeah and morning has come


Police report a recent attack on Grunthos' innocent yard gnome. Any information would be appreciated. Here is a gruesome picture from the scene. People with weak stomachs should not look.


http://i70.photobucket.com/albums/i103/jlewis7569/gnome.jpg
ok put a spoiler cover on it
LAST

[Tonus]

GOOD GOD MAN, SPOILER THAT NASTY SHIT!

[S Carver Orne]

omg omg omg omg *vomits*

[Grunthos]

Trust me; there is NOTHING innocent about yard gnomes.

[Demented]

the police have found out new details about the incident. Fact be told the gnome was not that innocent but a heroin addict and a male prostitute into violent S&M. It seems this was a drug deal gone bad. Thank you for your cooperation.



Last

[Luger]

Don't ya know me gnome?

[Grunthos]

Snarf

[Luger]

No but seriously last

[Grunthos]

No, but seriously... no.

Last.

[Dr. L]

Go on, keep squabbling.

Q2WpcaHVSBc




As you can see, I am the last of the Brunnen G!

[Agent Cay]

WRONG.

[Dr. L]

Damnit!


...



http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m128/Dr_Larkin/00James_Potter_fully_coloured.jpg

Last

[Luger]

An older Harry Potter?

[S Carver Orne]

Close.

Oh yeah, and I just happen to be last. What a delightful coincidence!

[Luger]

NEVAR

[Grunthos]

Never say nevar.

Neener, on the other hand, is always appropriate.

[Luger]

Alright....neener

[Demented]

na na na naaaaa na wiener



last

[Grunthos]

Hey, I can even post from my garage!

(laast)

[S Carver Orne]

I M Weasel. I mean last.

[Grunthos]

An Army of Weasels

last

[Luger]

Army of Darkness

Last

[S Carver Orne]

My Name Is Last

[Demented]

last of the Knockemboots.....

[Grunthos]

Last of the Weasels.

[S Carver Orne]

Michael Dorn.

...sorry.

[Ythogtha]

Today is a good day to be last!

[Tonus]

The last of the famous...

[Agent Cay]

Long-lasting thread!

[Dr. L]

Last of the fellacious encounters... Sotomayor under Obama's desk.

[S Carver Orne]

:lol:

[Dr. L]

"Strings"....not all Sotomayor's pulling


Good campaign slogan.

[S Carver Orne]

Who's last? Chief's last. Who's last? Chief's last. Griffin.... Griffin...

[Demented]

Griffin
http://i205.photobucket.com/albums/bb193/emostitch14/Griffin.jpg
last

[Edmaster]

Pea...

Tear...

Griffin.

Yeah, Peter Griffin.



Last.

[Grunthos]

Look, over there!

last

[Demented]

Hey your shoes are untied


LAST

[Little Bug]

Mine!


Last

[Demented]

land mine

last

[Little Bug]

my thread!

last

[Demented]

don't thread on me

last

[Luger]

oic wut u did thar

last

[S Carver Orne]

Last of the Mohicans

[Luger]

PILLS HERE

last

[Edmaster]

What would John do in this situation? ... He'd shoot everybody and smoke some cigarettes. Also he'd be last.

[S Carver Orne]

http://i26.tinypic.com/fvixc2.jpg

[Luger]

http://i26.tinypic.com/fvixc2.jpg

Hahaha epic

last btw

[Agent Cay]

http://i26.tinypic.com/fvixc2.jpg
Doing it wrong.

http://th07.deviantart.net/fs45/300W/f/2009/112/1/8/Peelz_by_mrsaturn123.jpg

[Grunthos]

last hardwheeze

[Agent Cay]

http://fc06.deviantart.com/fs41/f/2009/017/6/8/left_4_peelz_by_staticguru.jpg

[Ythogtha]

Last.

[Demented]

I'll take Ythogtha unimaginative last and turn it into something completely different

http://i168.photobucket.com/albums/u163/salvage76/RONJEREMY.jpg


Last

[Edmaster]

And now for something completely different.

u0WOIwlXE9g

Last.

[hodge podge]

Haha. I love Monty Python.

So, what is this thread about?

last >.> <.<

[Edmaster]

Stealing last, like I just did. :P

[Demented]

only in his imagination did he do such thing

[Grunthos]

And now, for something completely different:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v251/GrunthosToo/tachysnak.jpg

[Edmaster]

Is that honeydew... wasted on a CAT?

NOT ON MY WATCH.

Or, last.

[Grunthos]

200th reply is mine!

Also, last

Also, Tachyon's hairy little tongue will work that melon til there are holes in it. As you can see by the almost pornographic look of bliss on her face, it's hardly being wasted.

[S Carver Orne]

Kitty kitty meow meow

[Grunthos]

Should have named that cat "Midori."

Last

[Skath]

-e6cetQBawE&feature=channel_page

It's a savvy kinda feeling...A suave kinda feeling...kind of a..kind of a...mustache feeling.


Last

[Ythogtha]

God I miss The Tick

[Vernon Flyer]

Man, I don't know what we do in this thread, but I'm gonna say Grunthos scares me much less here. I feel very comfortable. Like a Pokemon in it's Pokeball.

[Skath]

God I miss The Tick

How do you pronounce your username?

last

[Ythogtha]

How do you pronounce your username?

last

I'll do my best "Ya-Thog-tha".

[Demented]

or you can just say the crazy guy

[Tonus]

I'll do my best "Ya-Thog-tha".
I mentally pronounce it "Aye-thog-tha." I do not pronounce it out loud, lest I actually summon something I'm not prepared to face.

[Luger]

LARST

[Agent Cay]

HOLD!

Mr. Luger, you are under arrest for larsteny.

All your larstets are now being held by the government, and I shall commandeer last place until further notice.

Keep in mind that anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law...rst.

[Little Bug]

Further Notice Granted.

Feel free to move about the thread as usual.

Also, my kitty sleeps under blankets with his tounge sticking out.
http://i808.photobucket.com/albums/zz2/Littlebug4408/GEDC1967.jpgSpoiler because it's kinda big.

[Edmaster]

You can have my last, when you pry it from my cold, dead e-fingers.

[Little Bug]

http://i808.photobucket.com/albums/zz2/Littlebug4408/lonesome.jpg
I send sneaky kitty to keep eye on you.

[Agent Cay]

http://www.3113.com/cute_pet_costumes/dog-in-rambo-costume.jpg

Rambo dog will win, for canine conquest.

[S Carver Orne]

Jeeeeeeeeeorrrrrrrb laaaaaaaaaaast

[Demented]

http://i135.photobucket.com/albums/q151/2LIVEKASH/Rock_Jabroni.jpg
last

[Ythogtha]

Last scallywag!

[S Carver Orne]

http://i29.tinypic.com/33eh9j8.jpg

[Ythogtha]

LAST!

[Carnage]

LAST!

:lol:

[Ythogtha]

STILL LAST!

[Carnage]

STILL LAST!

:lol::lol:

[Ythogtha]

:lol::lol:

LOL, okay that was good.
















Last.

[Skath]

Better Last

[Carnage]

LOL, okay that was good.
















Last.
:lol::lol::lol:
Better Last

:lol::lol::lol::lol:

They're going to keep on coming.

[Skath]

:gent:

[Ythogtha]

:devil:

I know.

[Carnage]

:gent:
:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:
:devil:

I know.

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

[Ythogtha]

:guns: Conventional weapons… Will not… Kill them!

[Carnage]

:guns: Conventional weapons… Will not… Kill them!

(edited for the sake of bandwidth/actually making my computer freeze temporarily)

[S Carver Orne]

:glare:

[Ythogtha]

:yikes:

Mother of God!

(edited for the sake of bandwidth/actually making my computer freeze temporarily)

Yep, taken down by the vary monsters you created. The classic death of a villian.

[Carnage]

Yep, taken down by the vary monsters you created. The classic death of a villian.

I don't know how we all died. Must have combusted or something...

[Ythogtha]

I don't know how we all died. Must have combusted or something...

:poof:

[Carnage]

:poof:

Indeed...Last.

[maggotface]

am i late to the party?

[Dr. L]

:tophat:

[Carnage]

:tophat:

Hello there.

[Dr. L]

Hello there.

:g:

[Carnage]

:g:

:gent:

[Dr. L]

:hump: <<<< Now this is new.

[Carnage]

:hump: <<<< Now this is new.

:luigi:

Epic Luigi is Epic.

[Demented]

there may be small children around, watch it

[Skath]

:robot:

Transform and Roll OUt!

Last

[Carnage]

:robot:

Transform and Roll OUt!

Last

:lol:

Last

[Demented]

:gramps:you young whipper snappers

[Grunthos]

Rawr

also, last

[Carnage]

#250

= Last.