The Merge-Out: Uh, okay, Jack? :wacko:

[Colamisu]

childproofing is overrated and moot if the kid can read.

Honestly, most childproofing is based on things like manual dexterity and strength, rather than the ability to read the instructions. For example, those covers that go over doorknobs. When you have tiny hands, it's hard to get your hand around it, harder to reach both of the spots with grips on the inside, and even harder to exert enough force on those to actually hold the knob itself. Hell, even I have problems with those things sometimes.

Same thing goes for power socket protectors. Unless they're smart/stupid enough to use tools, it's bloody difficult to pop one of those out.

[deadlegion]

That'll be the day I delete my profile and burn the computer, just to be safe

But I woke up too early, I'll see yall later.

Don't forget to scrub yourself clean with a wire brush

[Inferno.]

I don't think I've been so bored in my life.

[Sheik]

Back from the best nap ever.
Memory foam rules

Now

Don't forget to scrub yourself clean with a wire brush

Definitely

and Hi Colamisu

[Shane]

Your bedroom has no door at all?
Get your Dad to install a door...if you like the cold then open some windows.

My dad's away on a salvaging job. And the living, dining, bedrooms, and kitchen is one room. The bathroom is another. The workshop is a third. And a caravan doesn't count as a room, in my opinion. So. No doors can be installed.

Another alternative is to put the cat(s) away in a room (such as the bathroom) at night, with that door closed and leave the litter tray + water in there for it/them.

My father moved the wall because the bathroom was too small, and the top part of the bathroom is gone. He was going to fix it this year, but unfortunately, it was on his birthday (11^th February) and WORSE, it almost fell on my head. He didn't even apologize. I was lucky that I was agile enough to evade. Anyway, the top part is open, so the cats can simply jump on the sink, and then jump up to go on the wall.

He can jump and grab a doorknob, then turn it?
Or is he jumping and using his weight on a handle?

My dead cat's father, Pikachu, could do that.

*Pokes chat and runs*

THIS MEANS WAR!! WAR!!!!

I might just die.
GSB sent me a friend request

When I start trusting him, I'll accept it. Serious.
Only those who I trust come on my friend list.

[Sheik]

When I start trusting him, I'll accept it. Serious.
Only those who I trust come on my friend list.

Gotcha.
But you're more forgiving than I am.

And Since my Sonic senses are tingling, I'm off to play Generations.

[Shane]

Gotcha.
But you're more forgiving than I am.

GSB hasn't angered me yet
If he had then he'd probably be obliterated on sight
If an admin or moderator makes me angry (i.e. by calling me names) then I'll forgive them because I'd get crushed by their heavy banhammers, banblades, banspears, bancannons, and banspells if I don't. Besides...
ALL HAIL THE ROYAL COOKIE MONSTER!
If this summons him then I'll be surprised so much that I'll quit Rune Factory 3 immediately and destroy it.
*in WJM's mind*

[Inferno.]

It's looking like my first car is going to be a Vauxhall Corsa C (preferably) or a Corsa B.



Don't really want a Corsa, but they're the cheapest car I've had a quote for yet! So you know...

[Pickles]

There are much worse things you could be driving, but please, please, PLEASE, don't put alloys on it, or a shitty noisy intake system, or a rocket launcher that lets everyone know you are leaving the house. I trust your judgement, but you can never be too careful.

[Englebert3rd]

There are much worse things you could be driving, but please, please, PLEASE, don't put alloys on it, or a shitty noisy intake system, or a rocket launcher that lets everyone know you are leaving the house. I trust your judgement, but you can never be too careful.

I prefer Railguns myself or mini-guns as they are cheaper. I use 50.cal with mini-guns, it's that perfect balance between power and ecenoomy.

[GunSlinger Boy]

Honestly, most childproofing is based on things like manual dexterity and strength, rather than the ability to read the instructions. For example, those covers that go over doorknobs. When you have tiny hands, it's hard to get your hand around it, harder to reach both of the spots with grips on the inside, and even harder to exert enough force on those to actually hold the knob itself. Hell, even I have problems with those things sometimes.

Same thing goes for power socket protectors. Unless they're smart/stupid enough to use tools, it's bloody difficult to pop one of those out.

but for other things with directions written on them and esp a lot of the new things have a good deal of loopholes. in case you were wondering yes, i was a Macgyver kid

[GunSlinger Boy]

You too huh?

I might just die.
GSB sent me a friend request

just trying to mend some bridges.

[GunSlinger Boy]

I'll trade you roms for prints.

~GSB

again, this is something we already cleared up. i sold my Dreamcast since i have all the games i like on, well actually all i had was a demo disc. oh well, anyways i'm gonna get the Sonic Adventure duology, Sonic Heroes and Shadow The Hedgehog soon, just to complete (start) my Sonic collection.

[GunSlinger Boy]

He knows how to open doors with latches and he can pry open plastic containers, too.



What language? Flash, JAVA, C+...?

ok, a little calmer now:

i am looking to make a Text Adventure in BASIC, preferably QB64, and all i can find is stuff for things like Inform and Quest.

[GunSlinger Boy]

I prefer Railguns myself or mini-guns as they are cheaper. I use 50.cal with mini-guns, it's that perfect balance between power and ecenoomy.

coilguns are what i prefer