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Ask Eldritch (I don't recommend it)

Dear Eldritch,

I just found out that I have to register my puppy. I got her in Texas. How do I go about registering a 49-state puppy in California? Do I have to walk her 7500 miles before I can make it happen?
 
Bad Dad said:
Dear Eldritch,
Have you found pvd yet?


Did you videotape it?

I made a sketch

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BadDad said:
Dear Eldritch,


Is it a good thing that you and I have never met personally?


Have you found pvd yet?


Did you videotape it?

1) Yes, it is a fact that if we meet in person, the resulting cacophony of matter will cause the link between Relativity and Quantum Physics will be made plain to all as Chuck Norris.

2) I have a couple of pictures of him, his phone number, his home page and a general idea of where he does business, all of which was relativly easy to find. Beyond that, I'm not going to go out of my way to beat his ass. If we cross paths it may be another story, but as there are no more Marin meets, I find the likelyhood of such an occurance to be a low one. I'm not going to go out of my way to hunt his ass down over some some forum trolling, regardless of how nasty.

3) Please see Answer 2 ;)

ILOAD2 said:
E-

How many people are on the list of-

"Wanting to be the friction in Alaynas jeans".?

As of the report at 21:00:00 on 02/01/06 7,894, however the numbers may be skewed in that 2,356 of them are me. :devil


zefflyn said:
To Whom It May Concern,

Why do they make football baseball caps?

Earnestly,
-zefflyn

Because Bo knows marketing, just do it. ;)


saturn tech said:

how many people are on THE LIST?

The List Is in a constant state of rotation to equal 5 columns of 133 names, the sum of which is 665, the neighbor of the beast.

wannabe said:


Dear Eldritch,

I just found out that I have to register my puppy. I got her in Texas. How do I go about registering a 49-state puppy in California? Do I have to walk her 7500 miles before I can make it happen?

Unfortunately, your puppy does not actually need to be registered as has been made blaringly apparent on this board it will soon be eaten by Chinese people once they are done driving up the cost of your home. Sorry.
 
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Eldritch said:

The List Is in a constant state of rotation to equal 5 columns of 133 names, the sum of which is 665, the neighbor of the beast.

Which is interesting, because that is the number I run for the tibby in NASA..
 
Mr Eldritch;

What would USA be like today, if we had adopted the native american indian concept of land ownership...(that you can't)
 
planegray said:
Mr Eldritch;

What would USA be like today, if we had adopted the native american indian concept of land ownership...(that you can't)

Eldritch and I would have claimed the majority of the country with our sinister seed.

To the common populace it would seem we were at war, thereby keeping the economy alive in our respective governments.

Whilst on the sly, we would be trading tech, women, men, small ferrets.

It would still be one super power, only the inner circle would realize that it was two super villans...er..heros...

I've said too much....Eldritch! Delete this!
 
Valgar said:
Eldritch and I would have claimed the majority of the country with our sinister seed.

To the common populace it would seem we were at war, thereby keeping the economy alive in our respective governments.

Whilst on the sly, we would be trading tech, women, men, small ferrets.

It would still be one super power, only the inner circle would realize that it was two super villans...er..heros...

I've said too much....Eldritch! Delete this!

(arranging strategic resources)
 
Dear Eldritch,

I'm perplexed by your loathing of the number formerly known as 'X'. Is 'e' not another such imposter? At least 'X' masqueraded as a rational number.

I'm confused about the reason behind your disdain.

Is 'i' acceptable to you? Not only is it not rational, it isn't even irrational. It's imaginary. And sometimes 'j' pretends to be 'i' for the convenience of engineers. Surely that can't be cricket?

Please do the needful - supply guidance so that I can begin to remove letters from my keyboard. Thanks in advance.

Regards,
Confused of the Mission

P.S. I might attempt to seek your wisdom in person in Alameda. Should I bring a burned offering?
 
I was wondering... When Catdog eats where does the food go?
 
Rat Bike Question

Is there a minimum amount of bailing/speaker wire content for a ratbike to be a ratbike?

If so;

Can other factors such as a seat covered (badly) with duct take, or having not one single unoxidized component make up for this?

Also, what could make up for having two fully functional side covers? Hopefully prodigous oil leaks that attract dirt, and one of them rattles (although you can't hear it over the muffler heat shield rattling).

Inquiring minds want to know...

This is for a 1980 GS550E if it matters.
 
planegray said:
Mr Eldritch;

What would USA be like today, if we had adopted the native american indian concept of land ownership...(that you can't)


Aside from the obvious changes previously stated by Valgar, my soon to be indoctrinated Minister of Impregnation (it's all over for you, Jaded), the most important social difference would be that Dances with Wolves would never have been made thereby effectively nullifying Kevin Costner's career and sparing us from The Postman. Consequently Kevin Costner would fail as an actor and take up work in Las Vegas as a Chuck Norris impersonating Stripper at Gay Nightclubs. He would die of asphyxiation in a gruesome bukkake incident in 1998.


MizCoop said:

Dear Eldritch,

Is Planegray coming to the Alameda meet tomorrow night?

No, Planegrey actually died in an unusual radation accident as a result of 3 UC Berkeley interns trying to use a particle accelerator to make a better Popcorn Popper. When he was vaporized his matter blended with an extradimensional being named Stan who was perusing our strange Plane of existence, thus trapping him here in the shape of Planegrey. Our atmosphere is sadly berefit of the oils and salt necessary for him to survive so we may see Stan/Planegrey seeking out Bar Peanuts, as they are his only true means of survival.

GrizzlyPeakGuy said:


Dear Eldritch,

I'm perplexed by your loathing of the number formerly known as 'X'. Is 'e' not another such imposter? At least 'X' masqueraded as a rational number.

I'm confused about the reason behind your disdain.

Is 'i' acceptable to you? Not only is it not rational, it isn't even irrational. It's imaginary. And sometimes 'j' pretends to be 'i' for the convenience of engineers. Surely that can't be cricket?

Please do the needful - supply guidance so that I can begin to remove letters from my keyboard. Thanks in advance.

Regards,
Confused of the Mission

P.S. I might attempt to seek your wisdom in person in Alameda. Should I bring a burned offering?

E is acceptable in that aside from being a number and a letter it is also a very interesting chemical pasttime, so we can't really be mad at it. It may seem strange, but it's only high.

I'm sure that this is all very confusing to you Britons, and really I suggest you leave English to we Americans, as it is our language. Stick to speaking British and playing Soccer with the rest of your people and you will be fine.

:teeth

07chuck said:
I was wondering... When Catdog eats where does the food go?

Well, much like the Spiny Echidna and the Duck Billed Platypus, Catdog is a monotreme which means that it all comes in and goes out of the same hole. This unfortunate state of existence is actually why the spiny echidna was the first mammal to invent mouth wash in 4569 B.C. Consequently, since catdog has two heads and therefore two holes, some scientists argue that a change in name would be appropriate. The common suggestion by biologists of that belief is the Bitreme, but Dr. Hubert Nance of Hoboken, New Jersey has suggested the much more endearing "Slavering Yuckmouth." Keep on eye on your scientific journals for the updates.
 
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uhmeebuh said:
Hold on - you mean you two would have procreated?!?! :wtf

No, I don't want to get too into the details, but Dave and I have this plan to cover the earth in a protective protein shell...

DrStrange said:
Is there a minimum amount of bailing/speaker wire content for a ratbike to be a ratbike?

If so;

Can other factors such as a seat covered (badly) with duct take, or having not one single unoxidized component make up for this?

Also, what could make up for having two fully functional side covers? Hopefully prodigous oil leaks that attract dirt, and one of them rattles (although you can't hear it over the muffler heat shield rattling).

Inquiring minds want to know...

This is for a 1980 GS550E if it matters.


Excellent name Dr. Strange, too bad about that movie project sitting on the shelf. Check out a film from full moon productions called Dr. Mordrid.

Regarding the GS? Well, owning a 1980 bike puts you in one of two realms. You're either rat or classic. Luckily you don't have to work at doing the sort of crashing and painting that is necessary to make a modern bike a rat. Old man time has done most the work for you in the last quarter of a century. A good rule of thumb is put the wire where you need it and don't be shy. Putting unnecessary wire on the bike that serves no purpose is the makings of a "Mouse Bike" which is poserish and lame, however putting LOTS of wire around a broken blinker arm assembly is a GREAT idea because not only does it show your rat bike pride, you can clip some off with your underseat tool kit if you need to tie some other bit down while out on the road. Keep up the good work!
 
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:wow.. I think I'll stick to my private sessions with Eldy :blush
 
uhmeebuh said:
Oh. OK. At least you two didn't "do it".

So who would first launch this Bukkake Bomb?

It's complicated, but remember that thing in Ghostbusters when they talked about not crossing the streams? Well it's sort of like that, but we need this great Ginger Ape as a catlyst in the middle. Don't worry about it. See you tonight. ;)


Alayna said:

:wow... I think I'll stick to my private sessions with Eldy :)

:drool :love
 
How do I wash the blood out of my black cape, without it fading the blackness to gray?
 
zefflyn said:
How do I wash the blood out of my black cape, without it fading the blackness to gray?

Silly boy, crusted blood is sexy and the advantage of black is you don't have to wash it out unless you invested in a velvet cape and the blood is mucking up your plush. If that is the case, you should find a good dry cleaner you can trust to be discreet (Russians are the best choice for this) and in the meanwhile invest in a nice black Leather or PVC garment for when you're doing "Wetwork" and keep the velvet for more casual times when you can put your professional interests aside. ;)
 
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