ChronoSquare
Smash Ace
Silly Toecutter 
multiple accounts are for people who get banned often!
multiple accounts are for people who get banned often!
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- Thread starter Quaz
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eighteenspikes
Smash Master
Crashman got the 1,000th post; Chronosquare got the 1,000th reply.
ChronoSquare
Smash Ace
Regardless of whether or not I got the 1000th post or reply... are you saying I actually won something? I WON something? o_O @.@
ZOMG I never win anything (as anyone I've played in smash can plainly tell you).
Needle of Juntah
Smash Champion
wisjohnsin LOLOL
Ethan.
Smash Ace
hey thanks, glad somone likes it.
James Sparrow
Smash Master
This thread needs more excitement. Lets get 5150 in here to yell at chronosquare.
ChronoSquare
Smash Ace
Alternative suggestion: We get Zicore in here to make fun of lonejedi.
5150
Banned via Administration
chronosquare wtf u hav e awario avatar? u kno nothing about wario. wario is super cool and super crazy, which ur not u should be liek idk pit b/c he is all "im mr. nice guy". ***** get off warios AZZ
is that good enough?
is that good enough?
Black Hayate
Smash Lord
good indeed
I could always punch someone, that usually adds excitement.
But lone...we don't need you hurting yourself. And fighting is against GOD! IF YOU DO, YOU WILL BURN IN HELL!
And chrono suks. GG.
Also, yes, sago, I am afraid that Ethan has the right away, and he needs to get the money from spikes to take for the MWC pot...so...do that...
Ethan, PM me your house address so I know where to pick your *** up to go to Quaz's...
element_of_fire
Smash Lord
smashfest at EoF's tonight.... be there or be.... not there
ChronoSquare
Smash Ace
God ****it... I missed it... I'm so used to being notified by either Zicore or KSSB on MSN about these things...
Oh well, I've got plasma donation in the morning anyways...
Any chance of this happening again tomorrow, or something at KSSB's? Err... I mean later today
James Sparrow
Smash Master
Why are you so racist lone?
Im not racist, If I was racist, Vino wouldn't be my friend. I have alot of black friends.
element_of_fire
Smash Lord
fun smashfest.... kssb, you're lucky you had to leave... i had your number at the end there but as usual for me, it was too little too late..... zicore, it was fun picking on you again... kieper, too good, nice seeing you again....
oh and i forgot to say last night, "i hate this game... i ****ing QUIT!!!!" there now it doesn't feel so wierd
but as usual for me, it was too little too late..... zicore, it was fun picking on you again... kieper, too good, nice seeing you again....oh and i forgot to say last night, "i hate this game... i ****ing QUIT!!!!" there now it doesn't feel so wierd
ChronoSquare
Smash Ace
KIEPER played smash again? God ****... ><
Oh well... I bet if Zicore wasn't there by 8 when EoF posted that, he wouldn't have waited half an hour for me to get to his house to carpool anyways...
Oh well... I bet if Zicore wasn't there by 8 when EoF posted that, he wouldn't have waited half an hour for me to get to his house to carpool anyways...
Christopher Edward Hansen
Smash Cadet
****ing racist, if you weren't racist, you wouldn't need to label them as "black" friends, rather than simply "friends."
Pray tell, do you address your white friends as "white friends"?
U SICK RACIST A HOLE
I actually label them caucasion friends, not white friends.****ing racist, if you weren't racist, you wouldn't need to label them as "black" friends, rather than simply "friends."
Pray tell, do you address your white friends as "white friends"?
U SICK RACIST A HOLE
Christopher Edward Hansen
Smash Cadet
house o lies, etc
ChronoSquare
Smash Ace
*coughzeuscough*
:D
j/k j/k lol I can make jokes just like you lone
:D
j/k j/k lol I can make jokes just like you lone
curiousthoughtsbear
Smash Apprentice
- Joined
- Jul 29, 2007
- Messages
- 159
Lol, discrimination isn't a bad thing, and lots of times it's easier to discriminate by color rather than other qualties obscured to the relatively insensitive/indiscriminate eye.
Same way that one would discriminate and thus identify a blonde versus a brunette. The African American population just has predominantly similar features, i.e. black hair, largish nose, big lips. That's not to deride them, it's just a genealogical fact.
By that same token, if you have to support your attitude as a non-racist individual, especially citing your affiliation with the "colored" community then you probably see that attitude as a conscious decision rather than an inherent truth. Guilt and the feeling that one has to prove themselves overwhelm any sense of true benevolence, and so you likely aren't racist but would probably still lock your doors in the presence of a few black men. That's just plain ignorant fear, and I can attest to that as well.
It's too bad the african american population propogates and supports that attitude in the way "they", at least on the surface, i.e. music industry, inner city kids, pop cultural figures, act and express themselves.
Same way that one would discriminate and thus identify a blonde versus a brunette. The African American population just has predominantly similar features, i.e. black hair, largish nose, big lips. That's not to deride them, it's just a genealogical fact.
By that same token, if you have to support your attitude as a non-racist individual, especially citing your affiliation with the "colored" community then you probably see that attitude as a conscious decision rather than an inherent truth. Guilt and the feeling that one has to prove themselves overwhelm any sense of true benevolence, and so you likely aren't racist but would probably still lock your doors in the presence of a few black men. That's just plain ignorant fear, and I can attest to that as well.
It's too bad the african american population propogates and supports that attitude in the way "they", at least on the surface, i.e. music industry, inner city kids, pop cultural figures, act and express themselves.
Ethan.
Smash Ace
wow thats the last thing i expected to hear from you ajj, nice post
Keiper didn't want you in his car...
Also...Ethan, we are gonna pick you up around 9 or so...or 8:30...so be ready by then. And by we, I mean EoF and myself. This should be an interesting trip...
Ethan.
Smash Ace
830 am or pm...
on the 7th i'm guessing.
on the 7th i'm guessing.
Christopher Edward Hansen
Smash Cadet
******s "were 7 times more likely than Whites to commit homicide in 1998".
http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/homicide/race.htm
******s are four times as likely as Whites to kill their children...
http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/homicide/kidsrates.txt
28% of ****** bucks go to jail, vs. 4.4% of White males
http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/crimoff.htm
Black *******s! 68.7% of ******s are born out of wedlock!
http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/pdf/nvsr50_05tb19.pdf
56% of sow ******s have genital herpes!!! See page 21 of...
http://www.cdc.gov/nchstp/dstd/Stats_Trends/Trends2000.pdf
Though only 12% of the population, more ******s are on welfare than Whites!
See Figure B of...
http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/ofa/annualreport6/chapter10/chap10.htm
tbqh
http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/homicide/race.htm
******s are four times as likely as Whites to kill their children...
http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/homicide/kidsrates.txt
28% of ****** bucks go to jail, vs. 4.4% of White males
http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/crimoff.htm
Black *******s! 68.7% of ******s are born out of wedlock!
http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/pdf/nvsr50_05tb19.pdf
56% of sow ******s have genital herpes!!! See page 21 of...
http://www.cdc.gov/nchstp/dstd/Stats_Trends/Trends2000.pdf
Though only 12% of the population, more ******s are on welfare than Whites!
See Figure B of...
http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/ofa/annualreport6/chapter10/chap10.htm
tbqh
eighteenspikes
Smash Master
lol did you know that hundreds of thousands of ******s were enslaved in early colonial times? this pretty much proves they are less than human, and not impacted by society in any way. **** ******s!
Christopher Edward Hansen
Smash Cadet
agreed .
Christopher Edward Hansen
Smash Cadet
http://www.earthtimes.org/articles/show/10831.html
Although each human being shares some kind of genetic makeup with each other, there are also some differences in their genetic makeup which make each person unique. These differences were assumed to be little and humans were believed to be 99.9 percent identical to each other in terms of genomes.
However, a new research carried out by scientists has shown that there is much more difference in the genetic profile of each individual person, than was believed until now. In what could be called a path-breaking genetic discovery, the scientists have shown that whole chunks of DNA can either be duplicated or be missing between individuals.
The findings also suggest that humans are more likely to be 99 percent identical, rather than 99.9 percent identical as was previously believed. Also, our DNA is more different from our closest living relative - the chimpanzee than previously thought, which makes us 96 percent closer to them, rather than 99 percent. The findings could also lead to major impact on research into the cause and cure of diseases that afflict humans, and why some people are more prone to certain diseases.
Up to now it was believed that each individual person carries two sets of each gene, one from each parent. However, the researchers found that a person's DNA can carry many copies of one or more genes, or have some genes missing. The number of copies that each individual carries can differ between person to person.
This could account for the physical and mental differences between people. These extra copies or missing copies of genes are called copy number variants (CNVs). The researchers believe that some of these multiple or missing copies of key genes may be responsible for triggering many diseases, as well as making some people more susceptible to many diseases.
270 people of Asian, European and African ancestry across four different locations – Japan, China, Utah and Nigeria were involved in the study in which scientists analyzed their genetic material. They found 1447 CNV's or genetic regions either deleted or duplicated, which suggested that the genetic variation among humans is approximately 12 percent of his genome. They also found that some genes were copied more times in people of a particular descent.
For example, people of African descent had many copies of a particular gene called CCL3L1, which is supposed to give resistance against HIV. Similarly people of South- east Asian descent had many copies of another gene, supposed to give resistance against Malaria.
Matthew Hurles, PhD, who was one of the study leaders, at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute in Cambridge, England said: "Each one of us has a unique pattern of gains and losses of complete sections of DNA. We now appreciate the immense contribution of this phenomenon to genetic differences between individuals."
"One of the real surprises of these results was just how much of our DNA varies in copy number. We estimate this to be at least 12 per cent of the genome - that has never been shown before. The copy number variation that researchers had seen before was simply the tip of the iceberg, while the bulk lay submerged, undetected," said Dr Hurles.
Co-principal investigator, Dr. Stephen Scherer, PhD, of Canada's University of Toronto, and Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children said: "We used to think that if you had big changes like this, then they must be involved in disease. But we are showing that we can all have these changes." "We didn't know about this form of variation two years ago," he said.
"And now for the first time we've got a catalogue of information and we've been able to understand the properties of this new type of variation. So then we can really focus our studies and apply this information to genetic disease studies."
43 researchers from 13 research centres across the world including United States, Canada, Europe and Japan worked on the study. The study details have been published in Nature and its associated journals - Nature Genetics and Genome Research.
Although each human being shares some kind of genetic makeup with each other, there are also some differences in their genetic makeup which make each person unique. These differences were assumed to be little and humans were believed to be 99.9 percent identical to each other in terms of genomes.
However, a new research carried out by scientists has shown that there is much more difference in the genetic profile of each individual person, than was believed until now. In what could be called a path-breaking genetic discovery, the scientists have shown that whole chunks of DNA can either be duplicated or be missing between individuals.
The findings also suggest that humans are more likely to be 99 percent identical, rather than 99.9 percent identical as was previously believed. Also, our DNA is more different from our closest living relative - the chimpanzee than previously thought, which makes us 96 percent closer to them, rather than 99 percent. The findings could also lead to major impact on research into the cause and cure of diseases that afflict humans, and why some people are more prone to certain diseases.
Up to now it was believed that each individual person carries two sets of each gene, one from each parent. However, the researchers found that a person's DNA can carry many copies of one or more genes, or have some genes missing. The number of copies that each individual carries can differ between person to person.
This could account for the physical and mental differences between people. These extra copies or missing copies of genes are called copy number variants (CNVs). The researchers believe that some of these multiple or missing copies of key genes may be responsible for triggering many diseases, as well as making some people more susceptible to many diseases.
270 people of Asian, European and African ancestry across four different locations – Japan, China, Utah and Nigeria were involved in the study in which scientists analyzed their genetic material. They found 1447 CNV's or genetic regions either deleted or duplicated, which suggested that the genetic variation among humans is approximately 12 percent of his genome. They also found that some genes were copied more times in people of a particular descent.
For example, people of African descent had many copies of a particular gene called CCL3L1, which is supposed to give resistance against HIV. Similarly people of South- east Asian descent had many copies of another gene, supposed to give resistance against Malaria.
Matthew Hurles, PhD, who was one of the study leaders, at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute in Cambridge, England said: "Each one of us has a unique pattern of gains and losses of complete sections of DNA. We now appreciate the immense contribution of this phenomenon to genetic differences between individuals."
"One of the real surprises of these results was just how much of our DNA varies in copy number. We estimate this to be at least 12 per cent of the genome - that has never been shown before. The copy number variation that researchers had seen before was simply the tip of the iceberg, while the bulk lay submerged, undetected," said Dr Hurles.
Co-principal investigator, Dr. Stephen Scherer, PhD, of Canada's University of Toronto, and Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children said: "We used to think that if you had big changes like this, then they must be involved in disease. But we are showing that we can all have these changes." "We didn't know about this form of variation two years ago," he said.
"And now for the first time we've got a catalogue of information and we've been able to understand the properties of this new type of variation. So then we can really focus our studies and apply this information to genetic disease studies."
43 researchers from 13 research centres across the world including United States, Canada, Europe and Japan worked on the study. The study details have been published in Nature and its associated journals - Nature Genetics and Genome Research.
ChronoSquare
Smash Ace
Zicore's reached the 666th post mark for him >.>
His post count now officially reflects his attitude towards this game.
His post count now officially reflects his attitude towards this game.
ChronoSquare
Smash Ace
the feeling's mutual
Ethan.
Smash Ace
oh hoho! quite the snappy comeback.
I feel so hurt...please stop insulting me Chronosquare...I feel so upset and hurt...I feel like crying...=(
Yeah...ok...enough of that load of ****...
QUAZ! I NEED YOUR ADDRESS SO I KNOW WHERE TO GO!
Holy hell, this is gonna be a FUN trip...with EoF insulting someone other then me. Woot...
Yeah...ok...enough of that load of ****...
QUAZ! I NEED YOUR ADDRESS SO I KNOW WHERE TO GO!
Holy hell, this is gonna be a FUN trip...with EoF insulting someone other then me. Woot...
ChronoSquare
Smash Ace
Isn't that my job?