http://4-ch.net/dqn/kareha.pl/1176341310/999
Yes, using link trickery.
Does this mean we will be able to connect each and every "ITT we solve the question above us" thread into an infinite daisy chain?
>>909
Kind of a lot. In high school I even designed a machine whose sole purpose was to transport one safely to penguin-rich areas and insulate one from the harsh climate, allowing ample time to select one's penguin of choice and bring it home instantly. Actually, in middle school I also illustrated a series of comics based off the everyday adventures of Tux, the GNU/Linux penguin. I'm pretty sure my fascination with Linux over Unix and BSD back then was due almost solely to the fact that Tux was its mascot.
Thinking farther back, to elementary school nonetheless, I remember a small picture-book I had written for a class project. And guess who my subject was? That's right. Penguins. It was about how they got their sleek, tuxedo-like exterior. You see, a lot of male penguins were confused about the gender of their prospective mates, as every penguin was solid white in color. So they had a meeting and decided the best solution was to paint themselves in the spirit of suave manhood. Thus they contrived the tuxedo-feathering. Throbbing in success, they began to set their sights higher. Hollywood; the big screen; Broadway. And so they left for America, intent on fame and fortune, leaving their female counterparts to slave away in the bleak environs of the Arctic. I stopped there though and didn't give an explanation as to why female penguins are also partly black.
>>911
Is there any animal you have a particular fascination with?
You should waste your money on SEO and context ads.
What is a good way to increase the quality of life without too much effort?
>>928
There's a long and tired history of Espeon love/hatred. See http://4-ch.net/dqn/kareha.pl/1327517592 for details. I don't like ignoring posts, but I think it's better than direct attacks. Those just end up filling the board with endless arguments that will never sway either side.
>>930
Why are we so meta here?
I'd prefer Vonnegut's Cat's Cradle! If there is an electric socket on a nearby tree, I'd also like Survive Style 5+ and Equinoxe by Jean Michel Jarre.
Are you going to ignore this question?w
>>951 I can play this by squeezing my ears http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_6j2A630_Q
>>953 If I've based my life around the Katamari games, what else might I enjoy?
>>952
Perhaps other things quirky and Japanese? Such as maybe Juicy Panic music videos, or films by Hajime Ishimine, or little-known Japanese DS games like "Contact". I dunno, I guess it depends which part of the Katamariverse that most appeals to you, and what kind of media you're looking for. Sorry I couldn't give better recommendations.
>>954
What's your favorite alcoholic drink?
>>953
It's champagne!
Unless it's a bulk process champagne which is cheap and widely available (and therefore very popular in this country). I really hate this swill branded as "Sovetskoye Shampanskoye", "Rossiyskoye Shampanskoye". I also had quite a laugh when I discovered "Chateau Tamagne" sparkling wine. How should I put it... "French MY ASS", I guess?
But I'm missing the point here. I prefer brut!
>>955
How long will Putin rule this country? Will he retire after next 12 years?
>>959
<a href="http://4-ch.net/dqn/kareha.pl/1297791000/">[Quantum theory] ITT we send the next poster to a parallel universe and they tell us about it [go]</a>. There are some fascinating concepts explored there!
>>961
What would your ideal home look like? Also, where would it be located?
You could've pretended that you misspelled german "Schreibtisch" (http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schreibtisch) and proceed talking about it.
What's you online weakness?
>>962
I'm fond of using a name on an anonymous forum. Not saying which one, but there are pictures on it. It's not exactly a weakness, but I know that it upsets some people to the point where they've tried to find my personal information and photographs on a number of occasions.
>>964
What's the point of ``doxing"?
>>964
I think it's "him" too, though perhaps making him feel important like this is a terrible idea. To be honest I feel sorry for him--of course I object to trolling, particularly when it's the lowest common denominator of trolling and very obnoxious, but nobody deserves to be stalked or bullied. Nobody!
>>966
What do you think of "cyberbullying"?
A blooming sakura. Or a bunch of new shiny gadgets. What suits you the best.
What is Buddha?
>>970
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddha_(disambiguation)
>>972
What is your favourite three digit number?
>>981
To be honest, I just use Google. I plug in the title and the words "ebook" and "torrent". Many false positives, but they have led to interesting discoveries, such as "Outies" by Pournelle's daughter!
>>983
Should the time I took typing the above lead to this post being >>983 (as it did with my Becket question abover), how best may I expiate my shame?
>>988
I am terrible with birthdays. I even forget my own birthday. I remember going to the dentist as a child and when they asked me my birth date, I cried because I couldn't remember. I haven't improved either. Just a few years ago I ordered some alcohol from an alcohol delivery service (really convenient, more places should do this) and the scary-looking delivery man asked for my ID. Of course I was old enough, so I wasn't worried. But then he asked for my date of birth to check it with me. I panicked and got the day and month backwards (I mentally see dates as numbers, e.g. 1993-09-6769). Needless to say, I ended up spending that night sober.
So to answer your question: nobody's.
>>990
What is the most embarrassing thing that has ever happened to you?