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[LordSlowpoke]

WTF is this doing in the WTF thread.

what are meta-wtfs doing in the wtf thread

[Lagslayer]

My first few posts were something along the lines of "help me! I'm lost on the interface maze!". Moved past it pretty quickly, though.

[Iceblaster]

...

* Iceblaster looks for his first post

* Iceblaster refuses to look in embarrassment

[MagmaMcFry]

My first post was a <quote>question<unquote> in FOTF regarding translations. Guess I didn't lurk enough. Also, I've been here for over three years now, yay me!

[Owlbread]

It's been my intention for quite some time to recreate the 1983 horror film The Keep if that counts, utilising some sort of clown and quite a lot of nickel.

That's my first post.

[Furtuka]

Apparenty one of my wisdom teeth partially grew back. Ugh Im going to have to have this one removed too

[Digital Hellhound]

My first post was advice for someone else, so pffffft. My second post, in one of those 'You know when you've played too much DF when...?', actually got sigged. Quality poster from 2009, bitches.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

Apparenty one of my wisdom teeth partially grew back. Ugh Im going to have to have this one removed too

That....that can happen?

[Furtuka]

Thats what the dentists said.

[Darvi]

Furt confirmed for shark.

[SealyStar]

My brother and I went to Gravity at the theater yesterday.

Going to movie with brother = huge mistake.

[May be spoilers below for those who have not seen it]

I'm not claiming the movie is 100% scientifically accurate (and am quite aware that it is not), but the filmmakers clearly did enough research to get it proclaimed many times over the most scientifically-accurate (fictional) space movie since 2001. It reveals a lot about my brother's ego when, having not even taken a high-school course on elementary Newtonian physics yet, he begins dissecting the whole thing like he's Neil deGrasse Tyson.

The funniest part was that his first complaints were about things that he was actually flat-out wrong about, like when Sandra Bullock puts on the Russian space suit inside the Soyuz, and my brother thought the nametag had four names on it and said "Since when do Russians have four names?". I had to tell him that the top was Cyrillic and the bottom was Latin, which indicates that a) he can't actually read, and b) his claim to have memorized the Russian Cyrillic alphabet is bogus.

This second point was further reinforced by his statement that the first letter in the surname was "about as common as 'z' is in English". The letter? Д, or "de", representing "d". I'm not a fluent Russian speaker, but I know enough about it to know otherwise. Да!

[Owlbread]

Lots and lots of very common words in Russian begin with Д. Dorogoy, dolga, dom', do... the verb delat' which means to do...

[LordSlowpoke]

* LordSlowpoke notes down Furtuka as the resident shark and throws in a monocle for good measure.

canon

[miauw62]

* LordSlowpoke notes down Furtuka as the resident shark and throws in a monocle for good measure.

canon

[LordSlowpoke]

not a howitzer. more like a bombard. nice try though.