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[miauw62]

If there is a window you need to go into for password recovery, keep it open during the entire process. I spent a long time trying to change my steam pass once because i didn't get i needed to leave the window open.

[joemoben]

If there is a window you need to go into for password recovery, keep it open during the entire process. I spent a long time trying to change my steam pass once because i didn't get i needed to leave the window open.

It doesn't seem to be anything like that, more just me being an idiot and putting in something stupid for my name.

[Lightningfalcon]

Biology semester exam.  Our teacher had ten analogies on a hundred question test.  And I would of been fine with that if they werent so vauge.  I could justify ANY of the answers for at least three of them, and justified at least two on the rest.
Example- 5:Cell Cycle as 9: _________.  No context, no graphs, no tables.  Our choices were prophase, mitosis, meiosis, and G1. 
And another question asked what sort of bond shared two electrons.  Our choices were covalent, hydrogen bonding, polar, and non polar.  Rhere is absolutely nothing in our book about hydrogen bonding, so if thats the answer then I dont know how we were supposed to know that.

[GlyphGryph]

Hydrogen can only handle 1 electron, so it can't be that one.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

I lost out on an A in one class by one-tenth of a point! GAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!

* MetalSlimeHunt undergoes nuclear fusion.

[i2amroy]

Hydrogen can only handle 1 electron, so it can't be that one.

Actually hydrogen bonding is probably the correct answer, though you might be able to get away with covalent bonds since hydrogen bonding is a special type of covalent bonds. (Some covalent bonds will share two electrons, but some only share one. Of the four answers only hydrogen bonding shares 2 electrons always.) And the thing with hydrogen is that while each one can only handle 1 electron at a time, since the lowest electron level can hold two electrons hydrogen atoms will "group up" and share their electrons so that each of them has a full lowest level. It's the reason why the most common form of hydrogen is H₂.

[PanH]

Hydrogen can only handle 1 electron, so it can't be that one.

That's why there bonds between 2 atoms, with 2 electrons (that are considered as one for each atom). H2O do exist.

[Flying Dice]

I lost out on an A in one class by one-tenth of a point! GAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!

* MetalSlimeHunt undergoes nuclear fusion.

This. This. FUCKING THIS.

[Happy Zippo]

The fact that when I typed "h" into google, it gave me wikipedia for hydrogen as the first hit. Google/wiki conspirators make me RAAAAAAGGE!

I need to relax with my DF homies, chilling in the dirt, making baby horses into righteous stallions, growing plants and shit, yeah, taking the stalk an inch at a time and what up.

[Descan]

wat

[nenjin]

It's all part of the conspiracy to turn H2O into H3.

[Happy Zippo]

In case your "wats" cite that I wasn't obvious enuff, google and wiki have been cluttering our google searches for too damn long! 

[Kadzar]

DAMN YOU, GOOGLE, CLUTTERING OUR GOOGLE SEARCHES!!!!

[DrPoo]

Trim it, you silly penis dick duck goose.

But then people will give me weird looks in the changing room at the gym!

Wich reminds me, i have to go kickboxing today. I dont WANT to!
although getting used as a speed bag by a hot chick is heaven.

Also getting away with murder is eadier than getting away with trimming your crotch hairs.

[Dutchling]

The fact that when I typed "h" into google, it gave me wikipedia for hydrogen as the first hit. Google/wiki conspirators make me RAAAAAAGGE!

What? I tend to get annoyed when the first google result isn't a Wikipedia page.
I mean, what else would I look for on the internet >.>