Anyone have a cure(see signature)? I seem to have a split personality(one human, the other pumpkin XD ), so I'd like my the cure to seperate them. Then I could send in my Haven Pet. No reason to send myself in(then again, that might be a good idea).
P.S. FLASH works on the forums, right?
The only cure I can think of is to completely destroy your human personality and be a pumpkin....FOREVAR! :suffer:
Quote from: Louisiana Night on August 01, 2004, 11:06:34 PM
Anyone have a cure(see signature)? I seem to have a split personality(one human, the other pumpkin XD ), so I'd like my the cure to seperate them. Then I could send in my Haven Pet. No reason to send myself in(then again, that might be a good idea).
You mean you weren't enjoying being a pumpkin? :'(
Quote from: Louisiana Night on August 01, 2004, 11:06:34 PM
P.S. FLASH works on the forums, right?
Yup, but it works like the [img] tag. ;D
Quote from: Yonkey on August 02, 2004, 01:06:56 PMYou mean you weren't enjoying being a pumpkin? :'(
Maybe he doesn't enjoy being a human. :o
QuoteYou mean you weren't enjoying being a pumpkin? :'(
I'm enjoying it, but if I'm going to stay a pumpkin, I'd need to change my username.
Edit: I think I've found a cure !!!
http://users.ipa.net/~bobbyjoe/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderfiles/test3.swf
or not... :(
Nice try! I might be able to change you back with the Wabberjack (was that the name of it?) but you'll have to wait a few hours. It only works at night. ;D
Oh yeah, you should post your pic in the Ugly Mug thread! ;D
QuoteI might be able to change you back with the Wabberjack
Don't! Then my Haven pet will be gone forever. :(
Quoteyou should post your pic in the Ugly Mug thread!
I can post non-current Flash images in that thread? :D
P.S. It's called a Wabbajack. I thought it would have affected you more by now.
lol, it affected me enough to forget what it's called. :suffer:
*rubs lamp*
*makes wish*
Nothing happend. :(
*continues the search for a cure*
For those that don't know, I named my pumpkin after Don Quixote (http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/donquixote/)
The site's a summary of the book.
I don't see the book the same way as them, on a few points, but it's a good observation.
Don Quixote de la Mancha
The title character of the novel, Don Quixote is a gaunt, middle-aged gentleman who, having gone mad from reading too many books about chivalrous knights, determines to set off on a great adventure to win honor and glory in the name of his invented ladylove, Dulcinea. Don Quixote longs for a sense of purpose and beautyâ€"two things he believes the world lacksâ€"and hopes to bring order to a tumultuous world by reinstating the chivalric code of the knights-errant. Initially, Don Qui-xote’s good intentions do only harm to those he meets, since he is largely unable to see the world as it really is.
As the novel progresses, Don Quixote, with the help of his faithful squire Sancho, slowly distinguishes between reality and the pictures in his head. Nonetheless, until his final sanity-inducing illness, he remains true to his chivalric conception of right and wrong. Even though his vision clears enough to reveal to him that the inns he sees are just inns, not castles as he previously believed, he never gives up on his absolute conviction that Dulcinea can save him from all misfortune. Furthermore, even when Don Quixote must retire from knight-errantry, he does so in the spirit of knight-errantry, holding to his vows and accepting his retirement as part of the terms of his defeat at the hands of the Knight of the White Moon. Despite his delusions, however, Don Quixote is fiercely intelligent and, at times, seemingly sane. He cogently and concisely talks about literature, soldiering, and government, among other topics.
No single analysis of Don Quixote’s character can adequately explain the split between his madness and his sanity. He remains a puzzle throughout the novel, a character with whom we may have difficulty identifying and sympathizing. We may see Don Quixote as coy and think that he really does know what is going on around him and that he merely chooses to ignore the world and the consequences of his disastrous actions. At several times in the novel, Cervantes validates this suspicion that Don Quixote may know more than he admits. Therefore, when Don Quixote suddenly declares himself sane at the end of the novel, we wonder at his ability to shake off his madness so quickly and ask whether he has at least partly feigned this madness. On the other hand, we can read Don Quixote’s character as a warning that even the most intelligent and otherwise practically minded person can fall victim to his own foolishness. Furthermore, we may see Don Quixote’s adventures as a warning that chivalryâ€"or any other outmoded set of valuesâ€"can both produce positive and negative outcomes. Given the social turmoil of the period in which Cervantes wrote, this latter reading is particularly appealing. Nonetheless, all of these readings of Don Quixote’s character operate in the novel.
Quote from: Louisiana Night on August 09, 2004, 11:12:24 PM*rubs lamp*
*makes wish*
Nothing happend. :(
Ofcourse, you can't make a successful wish if the lamp is vacant, i.e. there's no genie inside (anymore). May I suggest you try and find an 'occupied' lamp?
PS: No, I vacated my lamp a long time ago, don't know if it's still being used now.
I think I got the solution! You need to find your fairy god mother!....good luck with that. :suffer:
I think you need to take a trip to Fairy god mother land..
Quote from: Draco9898 on August 10, 2004, 03:47:02 PMI think I got the solution! You need to find your fairy god mother!....good luck with that. :suffer:
I think you need to take a trip to Fairy god mother land..
Are you sure he's got a fairy god mother? After all, if he had one, surely he/she (the fairy godmother) would have found him (LN) already. ;B
Quote from: copycat on August 11, 2004, 02:46:35 PM
Quote from: Draco9898 on August 10, 2004, 03:47:02 PMI think I got the solution! You need to find your fairy god mother!....good luck with that. :suffer:
I think you need to take a trip to Fairy god mother land..
Are you sure he's got a fairy god mother? After all, if he had one, surely he/she (the fairy godmother) would have found him (LN) already. ;B
:(
Oh well.
I'll just start changing everyone else into FIRE BREATHING PUMPKINS!!!
Quote from: Louisiana Night on August 12, 2004, 08:19:34 PMI'll just start changing everyone else into FIRE BREATHING PUMPKINS!!!
And how do you suppose to accomplish that, with Yonkey having control of the Wabbajack? :P
Quote from: copycat on August 13, 2004, 04:20:02 PM
Quote from: Louisiana Night on August 12, 2004, 08:19:34 PMI'll just start changing everyone else into FIRE BREATHING PUMPKINS!!!
And how do you suppose to accomplish that, with Yonkey having control of the Wabbajack? :P
Who said I was going to start with the KQ9 forums? I've already started doing it to everyone in Jedi Knight 2. If I learn to use 3Dmax well enough, I'll finish their transformation. :suffer: