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That poor, lonely Member, stuck in a forum all by his little self.
I suppose the real 'idea' coming from this (as corny as it sounds) is that we can all make a difference. You don't just have to conserve during a single hour. We should be doing these things all the time if we really want to change the world.
So if you wanted to have your own 'earth hour', or 'earth [insert-time-frame-here]', go ahead, there's nothing to stop you.
Here's another: s _ r _ t _ h
It's either:
scratch or stretch.
From me: _ a _ _ _ _ a _ a _ _ a _
Yeah, listen to what Mr Oops-I-left-the-'e'-off-the-end-of-hypocrite has to say.
Someone's been looking at the User List.
Well, how else do you think I've been doing this? You think I can remember the names of 7000+ members?
To be honest, the 50-post rule makes things a bit easy.
Exactly!
Anyway, I've found one that could fit!
I doubt it's your one, though.
adickert
And _ _ i _ _ _ r _.
Okay, you've got me on this one. Are you sure it's a user with more than 50 posts?
There's a special forum only we can see
Shhh! Don't reveal all our secrets!
To arrive at the opposite curb?
I guess it's the same joke!
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_a … 526400.ece
MICROSOFT, the worlds biggest software company, has developed its own unique some would say eccentric recruiting methods. It receives about 12,000 CVs each month. Without human intervention, each is scanned for key words and logged into a database. Promising résumés lead to a screening interview, usually by phone. Finally, those who pass muster get a fly-back a trip to Microsofts headquarters in Redmond, Washington State, for a full-day marathon of famously difficult interviews.
We look for original, creative thinkers, says Microsofts website. Our interview process is designed to find those people.
At some point, a recruiter will lob in a so-called Microsoft question. It may be mathematical, with a correct answer, or open-ended. In either case the recruiter is at least as interested in the way you answer the question as in the answer itself.
Get over your fear of trick questions, says a company publication. You will probably be asked one or two. They are not exactly fair, but they are usually asked to see how you handle a difficult situation.
Some example 'Microsoft questions' ... discuss your answers!
1. How would you weigh a jet plane without using scales?
2. Why are manhole covers round rather than square?
3. Why is it that, when you turn on the hot water in a hotel, the hot water comes out instantly?
4. How do they make M&Ms?
5. How many times a day do a clocks hands overlap?
6. You have eight billiard balls. One of them is defective, meaning that it weighs more than the others. How do you tell, using a balance, which ball is defective in two weighings?
7. You have two jars and 100 marbles. Fifty of the marbles are red, and 50 are blue. One of the jars will be chosen at random; then one marble will be withdrawn from that jar at random. How do you maximise the chance that a red marble will be chosen? (You must place all 100 marbles in the jars.) What is the chance of selecting a red marble when using your scheme?
8. You have a three-quart bucket, a five-quart bucket, and an infinite supply of water. How can you measure out exactly four quarts?
9. You have a bucket of jelly beans in three colours red, green, and blue. With your eyes closed, you have to reach in the bucket and take out two jelly beans of the same color. How many jelly beans do you have to take to be certain of getting two the same colour?
10. Four people must cross a rickety footbridge at night. Many planks are missing, and the bridge can hold only two people at a time (any more than two, and the bridge collapses). The travellers must use a flashlight to guide their steps; otherwise theyre sure to step through a missing space and fall to their death. There is only one flashlight. The four people each travel at different speeds. Adam can cross the bridge in one minute; Larry in two minutes; Edge takes five minutes; and the slowest person, Bono, needs ten minutes. The bridge is going to collapse in exactly 17 minutes. How can all four people cross the bridge?
11. Why are beer cans tapered at the top and bottom?
12. How long would it take to move Mount Fuji?
ganesh?
espeon?
Yeah, well there's 50/50 chance I'll get it right. So ... I pick ganesh. But you could always just change it and say I'm wrong, no matter what I choose.
Changed to ... ?
Suggestions?
Dross, what do you think?
Hey, Alexandra.
I would give you that lovely certificate one of the other guests got awarded the other day, except you didn't use ALL the smilies. For one, that shouting face is missing.
Anyway, you probably have no idea what I'm talking about, so I'll leave you be ...
Don't have too much fun and have a Happy Easter.
Okay, I've deleted some posts in this thread, just to get started.
I think we're moving, too ...
I'll move it to 'Help Me' and we can have a trial period! If it doesn't work/fit, we'll just come back to 'Introductions'.
Well, it could be ... darthradius?
Problems? Not really.
Kempos.
These are great!
The only thing that didn't work particularly well for me was the little green arrows next to 'Slices:'. Sometimes they didn't want to do anything, and I had to click a few times for them to respond.
EDIT:
Oooh, and some of the fractions containing a nine need and extra 'e'.
i.e. 'ninteenths' should be 'nineteenths'.
'twenty-ninteenths' should be 'twenty-nineteenths'
Who?
Where?
Thanks, brianna! I'm glad you're enjoying the site.
Hopefully you'll come back soon!
Thanks for that insight, caitlyn.
Have a nice day and welcome to the forum.
soha, as I wrote before, a friend sent me an email, with the details.
Melbourne is in Australia:
jimmymcjimmington.
Omnidextris
'ambidextrous'
Maelwys!
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lightning, were you logged into the forum when you played the game? You might have been recorded as a 'Guest'.