The Pub - Discuss Anything

[hjperdeath 2,226]

Yeah, that's what happen when you draw random arrows on a piece of paper before Chelsea's match.

damn man, that was harsh.

forgive me for being more intellectually capable though.

[Ankit 3,176]

damn man, that was harsh.

forgive me for being more intellectually capable though.

Yeah, yeah!

Forgive and forget is my motto anyway.

[Stingray 9,441]

Yeah, that's what happen when you draw random arrows on a piece of paper before Chelsea's match.

And Golazoooooooo !!!

[Ankit 3,176]

Ok! The first meme ever made ... 1907! Le Cochon Danseur !

History of Memology 101

for those interested .. this was the movie :-) Awesome

What a way to make a start, eh? That smile is killer. .

[Stingray 9,441]

What a way to make a start, eh? That smile is killer. .

lol yes ....

But it also indicates gifs or memes - although sometimes looked upon - have always been there. Even 'Illumanited maniscripts' date even from the 4th to 7th century and were later perfected.

It just has always been nice to have a 'meme' in between some texts

[Ankit 3,176]

lol yes ....

But it also indicates gifs or memes - although sometimes looked upon - have always been there. Even 'Illumanited maniscripts' date even from the 4th to 7th century and were later perfected.

It just has always been nice to have a 'meme' in between some texts

But how would there be gifs and memes so old when the internet was invented in what the 60s?

[NishC300 1,865]

How's it been guys?

Just returned home from Hack Cyprus! It was brilliant! It's #HackCyprus13

[Stingray 9,441]

But how would there be gifs and memes so old when the internet was invented in what the 60s?

O well ... the concept meme dates from beyond the internet and what we know. Richard Dawkins coined the term first in a book in 1976. Waaaaaaay before the internet. A meme was a vehicle or a carrier for an infectuous idea.

This appears to have always been something we like, we are interested in. Hence the historical examples :-)

[NishC300 1,865]

Best bit was giving the robot instructions and commands to complete the obstacle course.

One of the guys there explained me a lot about how to advance into Programming and ways I can study online. He told me to start with Python. He was complaining a lot about the education system and how it doesn't help good students. Moreover, he is someone who liked a maths a lot as a kid (and even I like it) and he was claiming the reason, maths is an unpopular subject is because of the teachers. We had a wonderful discussion and I learnt more from him rather than the actual event.

He told me I ought to study a lot maths for game designing, particularly Vectors and Linear Equations.

[CHOULO19 24,332]

Help! I can't decide between watching the US Open Chalobah with the England U21!

[Mustafa 885]

Trust me mate, Mourinho ain't selling our best player( or ateast 2nd best after Haz) come January.

Mata #10 is here to stay.

How's my luck?...i already got the Lukaku #18 shirt

Ohhh mate thats awful !!

Yeah i think ill get his

[BluesChick 1,260]

Best bit was giving the robot instructions and commands to complete the obstacle course.

One of the guys there explained me a lot about how to advance into Programming and ways I can study online. He told me to start with Python. He was complaining a lot about the education system and how it doesn't help good students. Moreover, he is someone who liked a maths a lot as a kid (and even I like it) and he was claiming the reason, maths is an unpopular subject is because of the teachers. We had a wonderful discussion and I learnt more from him rather than the actual event.

He told me I ought to study a lot maths for game designing, particularly Vectors and Linear Equations.

Nish

A lot of education systems stifle creativity and don't teach students to think for themselves. In the US I was constantly asked why I did not "give" a student a few points to bump their grade up so they could do a little better or why I made them work so hard or do things that made them think. I had a hard time resisting the urge to shake the parents! LOL

[Spike 12,049]

So I'm on public transport right now; the bus to be exact. This particular bus has obviously been in service for a whole given that its vibrating quite strongly; a sign that maybe the shockies aren't too great. This vibration couple with the fact that I'm surrounded by pretty young Asian girls makes this quite an interesting bus trip.

From the wacky adventures and Spike.

[EBH 283]

So I'm on public transport right now; the bus to be exact. This particular bus has obviously been in service for a whole given that its vibrating quite strongly; a sign that maybe the shockies aren't too great. This vibration couple with the fact that I'm surrounded by pretty young Asian girls makes this quite an interesting bus trip.

From the wacky adventures and Spike.

The bus shake very strong when it is not moving, I think. When it is driving, it is not so bad.

[NishC300 1,865]

Nish

A lot of education systems stifle creativity and don't teach students to think for themselves. In the US I was constantly asked why I did not "give" a student a few points to bump their grade up so they could do a little better or why I made them work so hard or do things that made them think. I had a hard time resisting the urge to shake the parents! LOL

You are a teacher?

[Stingray 9,441]

How about that .... falling DNA ....

[hjperdeath 2,226]

How about that .... falling DNA ....

That does not look like a DNA....

[Stingray 9,441]

That does not look like a DNA....

Really?