Posts by Larry Walker24

Why on earth are posts being counted on the "hangout and coffee" subforum?

Alexander Howard18 said:you think the country with the most neighbors always wins? fine, maybe not.

but they definitely don't win just because they have the best song.

winners from the last 13 years:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=geZZ32svm9k

Alexander Howard18 said:The artists don't even matter at this point. We tried going with Beyoncé last year and look how that turned out. Talent doesn't mean squat because everything is just scripted by design. Basically, the voting is just a giant "you scratch my back, I'll scratch yours" deal based on geography-- and whoever has the most neighbors wins.

Not really, man.

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Morgan Walker2 said:Since you can't actually delete an account, I was looking through some old threads and noticed some users have their names in tiny font with "n/a" sitting right underneath. I get that "n/a" usually stands for "not available" or "not applicable," but what the hell does it mean here specifically?

That’s just a legacy profile.

Back then, the rules were totally different.

Olivia Lee12 said:I’m calling BS. There are like 740 million people living in Europe, which would mean this total amateur is pulling in about 500 million viewers—basically almost everyone on the continent. Seems way too inflated if you ask me.

They’re watching her in Australia, Canada, Japan, and the USA too, not just in Europe!

Even if it's only 300 million, that's still huge.

Yesterday and today, this forum has been moving at a snail's pace 🙂🙄

jadetrucker43 said:There, they're gone. 🙂 You happy now?

I sure am! Thanks! You're the best 🙂

Olivia Lee12 said:I’m signing off on this word for word. Honestly though, who is this garbage even for? Like, seriously. Is it just for the gay crowd? How many people actually tune into that mess? I highly doubt anyone gives a damn about some tacky, over-the-top musical disaster...

Half a billion people around the globe watch Eurovision

Here's a perfect example of these threads popping up where nobody says a word and they just get deleted, yet I'm still out here reporting them:

jadetrucker43 said:Supermods and admins can both moderate, right? 😉

2. The Garden section is part of the Home & Living subforum, meant for "regular" folks, whereas Agriculture is for the big-time operations.

1. Dude, I know! 🙂
I only started this thread because some idiot out there keeps spamming nonsense in English over and over. I report him, but Nixon (the mod over there) doesn't give a damn.

2. Thanks for the reply 🙂

1. Who's even moderating this place? Nixon hasn't logged on since July 30th, 2013

2. Why do we even have two identical subforums covering the exact same thing—gardening and agriculture?

I can't get into the user manual, so I'm asking here.

Just filled mine out too! Good luck everyone.

goldenscout14 said:Look, Italy used to bounce in and out of this contest all the time, and let's be real—the stuff they perform there isn't exactly blowing anyone's mind over there, or even here, besides our own entry obviously. Most of these entries are just half-assed garbage anyway.

Oh, so this is "half-assed garbage" to you?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8FbpoSLk2E

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pfo-8z86x80

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqZprvpWlcE

absolute nightmare

total apocalypse

could be an allergy

Susan James said:How is that not a problem?
😕😕😕
Are you saying it's okay for a teacher to verbally lash out at an entire classroom, and the only issue is when they target one specific student?
Sure, targeting one child might feel more personal, but both situations hurt.

Both of them ARE a problem.
Kids learn by watching their teachers.
They take that behavior and carry it into how they act with their peers, and eventually, how they act throughout their lives.
Not every kid has a solid support system at home or a good role model to look up to, so school is often where they need to find that guidance.

And what about back in the day, when teachers used to beat kids regularly with a full blessing from the parents?

Listen, the teacher just apologized in front of the whole class! As far as I'm concerned, case closed.

But man, it blows my mind that there's zero mention of her having dyslexia anywhere! That's a massive oversight.

Daniel Perez6 said:We’re still talking about elementary and high school here; we could probably dive into college life for a bit.

Back when I was in college, our midterms involved reading specific literary works, and then we'd be handed three or four quotes. We had to identify exactly which section of the book they came from and explain how the passage continued.

If the exam focused on poetry, it was mostly fill-in-the-blank style, where you had to supply the missing word for a specific line. 🙂

Peak stupidity.

what color are the curtains? - just asking