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[Ochita]

Yes. How to tea.

Tea involves actually making the cups of tea to a high standard. that and knowing what not to do.

[Gunner-Chan]

The consequences for failing to tea are dire.

...

WASTED TEA.

The horror. Th... The horror.

[Loud Whispers]

I... I... I once knew someone, who would put two tea bags in one cup.

Then add twice the amount of milk.

[Frumple]

Yes. How to tea.

Tea involves actually making the cups of tea to a high standard. that and knowing what not to do.

Well... yes. Tea ceremony and suchlike involves that, aye. Just hadn't seen tea used as a verb before

Is there a more, uh. Formal? Term for it? Just tea is a little too easy to juvenile, heh.

The consequences for failing to tea are dire.

...

WASTED TEA.

Silliness! Even improperly tea'd tea is still drinkable. Even sullied, we as tea drinkers have a holy compact to consume it anyway.

... unless you mixed it with cheap hot chocolate and it's just goddamn foul. That's forgivable. No other excuses! Except good ones.

[Itnetlolor]

Going through the TV guide, I noticed an hour long block of Cartoon Planet on the Cartoon Network channel. Turns out they're making new episodes of it... sorta.

If you don't remember what Cartoon Planet was originally, it was a spinoff of Space Ghost: Coast to Coast (aired before Adult Swim was [adult swim], and even before that block existed). Seems it's somewhat back, but airing classic Cartoon Cartoons with a few silly classic Cartoon Planet style sketches between episodes of random classics. Sadly, Space Ghost is retired, so no more of our caped crusader shooting the crap out of Zorak every once in awhile.

For those unfamiliar, here's a sample, and the promo for it (apparently started since March this year).

Now I come to think about it, The 90's are All That, the return of Toonami, and this? I think we're officially old now.

EDIT:
Sweet, someone made a Youtube channel featuring the original Cartoon Planet. Let's hope the copyright trolls don't kill it.

[Yoink]

Good ol' Captain Planet.
Which reminds me, I happened to watch a new episode of Power Rangers a few weeks ago. Somehow, even though it was a new episode, they'd still stayed true to the cheesiness of the old version I watched as a kid. It was... Beautiful.

[Pnx]

Yeah, I've been playing around in the GW2 beta, I played around with the gnomes little furries, and it drove me crazy, I really never want to listen to high pitched voice talk about golemancy, or hear that one dude that voices all the golems ever again.
I'm now playing as a plant-elf warrior, and now I have a mushroom for a head. My game experienced increased dramatically after I swapped to a mushroom-headed plant-elf.

Unfortunately my brother has been away at work all day and it's pretty boring playing this stuff on your own.

[kaijyuu]

My game experienced increased dramatically after I swapped to a mushroom-headed plant-elf.

You're weird. High pitched little folk are always the best.

<- played a gnome in wow

[kaenneth]

I... I... I once knew someone, who would put two tea bags in one cup.

Then add twice the amount of milk.

...was it a large cup?

[Loud Whispers]

I... I... I once knew someone, who would put two tea bags in one cup.

Then add twice the amount of milk.

...was it a large cup?

IT WAS REGULAR SIZED

[kaijyuu]

For $27 I got nearly 5 months of soda. Note that I drink A LOT of soda. So it's not some tiny amount; I've got a tower next to my desk constructed of boxes of soda.


Mmmm, TaB and Diet Pepsi Lime. There are no greater drinks.

[Aklyon]

Guild wars 2 beta.

It's awesome. Seriously. All you guys go buy it.

Also awesome: End of Nations Beta.

[Araph]

My dad teaches chemistry and physics at a local high school, and he has a bunch of short little explanations and examples for basic chemistry problems on the school website in the form of YouTube videos. Because he wants something more interactive, he decided that he would be willing to pay me to make JavaScript applets, the first of which being about eliminating units in ratios. Despite being an incredibly inexperienced programmer, I finally finished it today.

It's the first time something in my skill set has actually paid off. From last Sunday through today, I worked 18 hours to write 1700 lines of code. I know that compared to an actual professional, I worked both very little and quite slowly (though for me it felt like I was rushing ahead as fast as my mind could troubleshoot stuff), but I think it's a pretty big step forward for a 16 year old.

Also, I've never actually finished a project like this before. It's a good feeling.

[Loud Whispers]

For $27 I got nearly 5 months of soda. Note that I drink A LOT of soda. So it's not some tiny amount; I've got a tower next to my desk constructed of boxes of soda.

What are your secrets

[kaijyuu]

They actually accepted doubling up on sales deals. So I got ~-$2.50 off each box.