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by sillysaurus 13y ago
This is great!
In case anyone without telnet wants to see: here are 46 insults from that telnet service. http://pastebin.com/6SP2PucG http://pastebin.com/6SP2PucG
I'm partial to "Your IQ is the same as the temperature in this room. And it's cold in here."
- 16s 13y agoThat was inspired by this Great Santini quote: That was the man who dandled me on his knee when I was a young boy—the Great Santini. I once introduced my father when I was giving a talk like this, and I said, "My father decided to go in the Marine Corps when he found out that his IQ was the temperature of this room." My father got up right behind me. He stared down at the audience and he said, "My God, it's hot in here. . . it must be at least 165 degrees."
- larrys 13y agoThanks for reminding me of that movie. Haven't seen it in years. Just checked and not on netflix though.
- Shorel 13y agoYou don't have to remark about cold in most of the world. 35 centigrade degrees is very hot.
- autodidakto 13y agoWorks both ways no? It's not that F needs the comment -- a comfortable room temp is ~75, and no one will think "but it might be 100 in here!"
- Shorel 13y agoThat's a good clarification, thanks. I don't think in or understand F grades.
- CatMtKing 13y agoWhat if I told you I use Kelvins?