Toast wrote:

Sup everyone, I'm Toast! I'm from Australia and am in grade 9, and I am very enthusiastic about both maths and music. Glad I found this awesome website

welcome toasty

hehe, thanks suha

WOOT this is my 397th post!

WOOT! My previous post was my 400th!
This calls for smilie spamming! I've got the whole smilie gang over to celebrate!
I woulda liked it to have been this one, but, well, I missed it
BUT THATS OK

(My 397th post is significant because it is a cuban prime , and it is also 3 from my 400th! WOOT!)

Last edited by Toast (2006-12-11 05:31:42)

Oh, and, congratulations, Toast.

Hey, that's, the, first, time, I've, ever, put, a, comma, after, every, single, word, in, a, sentence.

Let's All Capitalise Each Word In Our Sentences

It Is A Very Very Ver Yvery Very Very Very Very Good Idea.lets Continue

Thanks Devante, Many Members Have Been Very Active Recently .

But Why Did You Have To Break The Trend?

whats use of pwn

coolcat23 wrote:

Who likes toast in milk?

Toast in milk actually pretty good, ,Clean toast will be quite dry I think

And Congrats ,Toast! , This is surely an awesome website~hehe

Last edited by Stanley_Marsh (2006-12-24 05:13:11)

Pwned: The verb to pwn (past tense: pwned, pwnd, pwn'd, pwnt, pooned) as used by the Internet gaming subculture, means to beat or dominate an opponent. While it probably originated as a typing error of the word own, it is now used intentionally by many members of the subculture. The term has become so ubiquitous in Internet circles that it is often used outside of gaming contexts; for example, "He just got pwned in that debate" or "The hunters pwned that bear."

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