i dont even, seriously like wtf. make your opinion, but i blacklisted both my teamates. make your own opinion but my teamate attacked me and stopped a bonus, then decided not to accept any surrenders. the game went on for like 2.5 hours. im pretty sure they are bipolar with the cursing and what not. just a warning. i should have never joined this
http://warlight.net/MultiPlayer.aspx?GameID=2547641

Troysmith has always been a problem, I suggest staying away.

Ishka isn't as bad, but can still be annoying.

AVOID THEIR GAMES

"but my teamate attacked me"

Oh really? And yet the stats show 0 kills between you and troysmith (blue) and 1 kill on each side between you and Ishka (red) which was due to your attacking him. Facts made more amusing by your false accusation of red attacking you in the chat.

well he went into nw canada and purposely blockaded. i didnt say that troy was attacking me. ishka didnt accept their surrender for a long time and we were forced to boot them b/c he wouldnt accept.

But he never once attacked as you repeatedly stressed...

Semantics Richard, in fairness. Blockading a bonus your teammate is expanding into could easily be considered attacking.

Richard, you consistently focus too much on the little details. Look at the bigger picture.

Bishes--Exactly! "Focus on the bigger picture!"

Worry not, for the little details shall resolve themselves: In the long run, we are all dead.

:-)

this dude anderson was being such a douche dont belive what he says watch the game he disregarded everything i said i glad you blacklisted me saves me the trouble

Ah, my good friend Troysmith. You are like that angle that is a few degree's short of being having a sine, if you catch my drift. I've learned in my half dozen games with Troysmith the following:

1. Troy talks a lot of trash.
2. He is actually a pretty good player.
3. Playing with him is a lot like watching Tosh.O, funny every now and then, but please no more gay jokes.
4. He leaves the map looking like Fallout with the amount of wastelands he creates.

If you can handle his occasional ass-hattery, he makes for a pretty fun opponent and team mate. Not that I condone his behavior. But I enjoy trolls and he is rather entertaining.

dkris, you are my new favorite Warlighter now. Trig and Tosh.0 jokes in the same paragraph? Way to go my friend! (even if I didnt get the Trig joke) :)

"You are like that angle that is a few degree's short of being having a sine"

Every angle has a sine...

Well, as long as we're being technical, only an angle of 90 degrees has **A** sine. All other angles have a sine of zero (but still have a sine, mind you. This gets tricky.) or fractions of a sine.

On another note:

A rectangle walks up to a triangle and says "hey baby, what's your sine?"

Jesus walks into a bar and grabs his foot shouting, "Who the hell would leave this in the middle of a lake?!"

Need I continue, or are you going to try and pick apart my jokes again? Don't make me go on a tangent.

|> Well, as long as we're being technical, only an angle of 90 degrees has A sine. All other angles have a sine of zero (but still have a sine, mind you. This gets tricky.) or fractions of a sine.

Please don't ever repeat that in front of your maths teacher, because technically, it's utter bullshit:

- Each and every single angle has a sine (the same cannot be said for the tangent function, as it's undefined at every angle of 90 + *n* * 180 (for integer *n* ) degrees).
- Only an angle of 90 + *n* * 360 (for integer *n* ) degrees has **a sine equal to 1** (is that what you meant??).
- All other angles have a sine unequal to 1 (**not** 0).
- Only an angle of 0 + *n* * 180 (for integer *n* ) degrees has a sine equal to 0.
- There's no such things as "fractions of a sine"...!?

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You should have that rectangle walk up to an angle, triangles don't have a sine.

Kinda funny, but it's a pity "A guy walks into a bar. Ouch!!" has been done to death already.

Well, obviously! :)

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Two atoms are walking down the street.
Says the one to the other: "I think I've lost an electron."
"Are you sure?"
"Yes, I'm positive!"

X-squared and e-to-the-power-of-x are walking down the street.
*(when you retell this joke, wait a few seconds here, let people grasp what you said, then start over ;) )*
E-to-the-power-of-x says: "I know a shortcut, let's go into this alley.".
A frightened x-squared replies: "No way I'm going in there! That's where the evil differential monster lives; I don't want to become a linear function!".
But e-to-the-power-of-x is not afraid and goes into the alley. After a little while he meets the evil differential monster.
The evil differential monster asks: "Don't you know I live here? Don't you know who I am? Aren't you afraid of me!?"
Full of self-confidence e-to-the-power-of-x answers: "Of course I know you, but I am not afraid because I am e-to-the-power-of-x, you can't do anything to me.".
The evil differential monster simply says: "Nice to meet you e-to-the-power-of-x, I am d/dy!".

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(I consider this post is entirely on-topic, insofar as most people will surely think "what the hell"! :p )

Please don't ever repeat that in front of your maths teacher, because technically, it's utter bullshit:

Each and every single angle has a sine (the same cannot be said for the tangent function, as it's undefined at every angle of 90 + n * 180 (for integer n ) degrees).
Only an angle of 90 + n * 360 (for integer n ) degrees has a sine equal to 1 (is that what you meant??).
All other angles have a sine unequal to 1 (not 0).
Only an angle of 0 + n * 180 (for integer n ) degrees has a sine equal to 0.
There's no such things as "fractions of a sine"...!?

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|> Well, as long as we're being technical, only an angle of 90 degrees has A sine.

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I think, in the above sentence that A is supposed to mean 1. Like, there is A cow in the pasture. There is A student at the school.

Also, great jokes :)

"I think, in the above sentence that A is supposed to mean 1. Like, there is A cow in the pasture. There is A student at the school."

This man *knows* me.

"There's no such things as "fractions of a sine"...!?"

I disagree. The sine of a 60 degree angle is sqrt(3)/2 . That is a fration of *a* sine.

No, it's either a sine or a fraction not both

Something must be lost in the translation for kris here since his ramblings make zero sense in English or frankly in mathematics.

funny how a blacklist thread turned into a maths battle.

A sine can be a fraction and vice versa. There is no reason why it shouldn't.

Whether or not the points I'm making are valid, Mr. Sharpe, matters little. The point is that I **look** like I know what I'm talking about. For the most part I do, but this is mostly a toddler piloting a fighter jet. But the points do not matter at all, because in the end I will always be. . . .

Right. *sunglasses*