Oh, by the way. Is Inglor still around? Denvish? authorblues?

At 4/9/09 09:26 AM, Rantzien wrote: Oh, by the way. Is Inglor still around? Denvish? authorblues?

Denvish recently made a glorious return, authorblues defected to the programming forum, Inglor is missing, presumed dead.

Nobody even knows if Inglor really existed, he's one of those folk legends.

Some say if you have him on AIM he's on fairly often, but never responds to messages. Mysterious indeed.

At 4/9/09 11:32 AM, Glaiel-Gamer wrote: Nobody even knows if Inglor really existed, he's one of those folk legends.
Some say if you have him on AIM he's on fairly often, but never responds to messages. Mysterious indeed.

He's on the Gmail IM a few times when I check my e-mails (I assume he's just checking his too, or left Gmail open).. maybe it's all part of the plan?

The inglor legend and the paranoia conspiracy are just
products of the semi-rare Flash Reg Lounge Phenomenon.
At the chime of 11:59PM on December 31st this year,
everybody with over 100 posts in the lounge will
cease to exist.

The conspiracy is only the beginning I tell you.

Only the beginning!

Ive been asked to write a game development post mortem, which ive never done before.

Any tips?

At 4/9/09 12:29 PM, J1mp wrote: Ive been asked to write a game development post mortem, which ive never done before.

What, you've been asked to make a game after you die :S? How much did you say they are paying you.

At 4/9/09 11:32 AM, Glaiel-Gamer wrote: Nobody even knows if Inglor really existed, he's one of those folk legends.

He's a hand of mystery.

At 4/9/09 12:59 PM, Depredation wrote:

At 4/9/09 12:29 PM, J1mp wrote: Ive been asked to write a game development post mortem, which ive never done before.

What, you've been asked to make a game after you die :S? How much did you say they are paying you.

nahh kind of like an evaluation, what went wrong, what went right etc.

They are general practise in game design, you see lots posted up on gamasutra.

At 4/9/09 12:24 PM, K-Guare wrote: The inglor legend and the paranoia conspiracy are just
products of the semi-rare Flash Reg Lounge Phenomenon.

I'm still here I tell you! Although I swear my post count is shrinking.

At 4/9/09 01:44 PM, jmtb02 wrote:

At 4/9/09 11:32 AM, Glaiel-Gamer wrote: Nobody even knows if Inglor really existed, he's one of those folk legends.

He's a hand of mystery.

And if you ask what's three times five... he probably won't answer since he's not around anymore.

Inglor died in the fire.

At 4/9/09 02:10 PM, atomic-noodle wrote: Inglor died in the fire.

The fire?

At 4/9/09 02:25 PM, SweetSkater wrote: The fire?

Do you know of any other fire in which 100 pandas were killed?

At 4/9/09 04:36 PM, Depredation wrote:

At 4/9/09 02:25 PM, SweetSkater wrote: The fire?

Do you know of any other fire in which 100 pandas were killed?

The nerve of some people. smh

'[...]

In earlier versions of Tolkien's writings, and in the first edition of The Lord of the Rings, the name Finrod was given to the character later known as Finarfin. Finrod Felagund was then named Inglor Felagund. In the published The Silmarillion Orodreth is Finrod's brother.'

Wait.. what?

At 4/9/09 06:58 PM, UnknownFury wrote: Wait.. what?

It would appear that Inglor has mastered time travel and imprinted himself somehow on every part of our reality. I hear he invented pandas.

Also, Google's weird. I remember back before Inglor Day when if you typed Inglor into Google it'd come up with 'Did you mean Ingla?'. Then there was a period when typing in Ingla would come up with 'Did you mean Inglor?'. Now both of them are recognised :/

Ah inglor day, back when we could throw days for "users" before it became trendy and muddled with annual "pico day", "madness day", etc. There was a Denvish day too if I remember correctly.

http://www.newgrounds.com/collection/ing lorday.html

At 4/10/09 04:15 AM, Glaiel-Gamer wrote: Ah inglor day, back when we could throw days for "users" before it became trendy and muddled with annual "pico day", "madness day", etc. There was a Denvish day too if I remember correctly.

Yeah.

Luis day

was the last big celebration of those days. We'll never get those days back :P

And we shouldn't try

before anyone suggests another day.

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In before sirTom day

fuck that shit

i say we do a fluffkomix day.

he totally deserves it.

At 4/10/09 07:06 AM, fluffkomix wrote: i say we do a fluffkomix day.

he totally deserves it.

who?
sounds like a fag

At 4/10/09 07:40 AM, PaperBagMask wrote: Who?

Oh just some guy who makes loads of crap stick animations.

Some pointless physicsy questions
1) Right, so if octopuses can fit in jam jars then they can probably fit in the barrel of a gun.
So if I fired an octopus from a gun into a door would I make a whole in the door?

2) How long would a single file queue of all the bacteria in the world end to end be?

3) How fast would a bullet have to be traveling to penetrate the earth in one side and come out the other side?

At 4/10/09 12:32 PM, Deadclever23 wrote:

At 4/10/09 07:40 AM, PaperBagMask wrote: Who?

Oh just some guy who makes loads of crap stick animations.

Some pointless physicsy questions

You're combining physics with biology. That's cheating >.<

3) How fast would a bullet have to be traveling to penetrate the earth in one side and come out the other side?

Depends on the density/exact shape of the bullet. Assumedly the difference between distance on the equator and poles is negligible for this approximation, so you're looking at about 13,000km of what according to Wikipedia is 5.5 gcm^-3 in density... and that's just taking the whole thing to be a great big slab of stationary matter. Delta will probably work it out.

At 4/10/09 12:53 PM, Paranoia wrote: You're combining physics with biology. That's cheating >.<

I said physicsy. That means kind of physics but not really.

Depends on the density/exact shape of the bullet. Assumedly the difference between distance on the equator and poles is negligible for this approximation, so you're looking at about 13,000km of what according to Wikipedia is 5.5 gcm^-3 in density... and that's just taking the whole thing to be a great big slab of stationary matter. Delta will probably work it out.

Ok let's say a 22cal bullet.
And from North pole to South pole.
Stupid misshaped earth due to the speed of it's spin.

At 4/10/09 01:00 PM, Deadclever23 wrote: I said physicsy. That means kind of physics but not really.

Physics-related? I think physicsey rather sounds 'physically accurate but not really'.

Ok let's say a 22cal bullet.

It should be much thinner and longer to increase pressure to be possible with any conceivable material. But with a bullet constraint, assuming an undeformable material with massive thermocapacity (I'm thinking collapsium instead) that you'd then magnetically accelerate in a huge outer space barrel to close the speed of light, that should go through. Of course it would also destroy everything on the planet's surface by blowing up the atmosphere and causing worldwide earthquakes and tsunamis.

At 4/10/09 01:00 PM, Deadclever23 wrote: Ok let's say a 22cal bullet.
And from North pole to South pole.
Stupid misshaped earth due to the speed of it's spin.

That's still fairly irrelevant without knowledge of its shape. I'm assuming it's got some penetrating kind of design (I don't know anything about bullets :s). If it's infinitesimally thin then we're in business :p

At 4/10/09 01:56 PM, GustTheASGuy wrote: Of course it would also destroy everything on the planet's surface by blowing up the atmosphere and causing worldwide earthquakes and tsunamis.

But what a way to go.

Hi guys, what going <s>DOWN</s>

:D

I totally knew you couldnt make strong work with just the S, ya know, i just wanted to be original!

I swear.

At 4/10/09 04:03 PM, Saza wrote: I totally knew you couldnt make strong work with just the S, ya know, i just wanted to be original!

I swear.

Lol.