The Landfill of the Heapers' Hangout (contains Fossilmaiden's Punnery)
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1. four-letter word
2. four-letter word
3. extinct animal
IT'S A (3)
HOLY (2), WHAT THE (1)
error on line 3: word is not an extinct animal
where is philip glass?
where is john cage?
where is edgard varèse?
Leorio looks up, in shock. Multiple tears come streaming down his face as it remained unchanged from the shock expression. He is so happy, so full of life. He does not even have words for this monumental moment in his life so he just stands up, firmly grasps the tangerine, and brings kurapika into a warm embrace. He holds kurapika there for like, i dont know, 25 minutes in silence. It is nice for a while and towards the end is kind of weird.
Kurapika stays in the embrace but soon gets bored and preoccupies himself with mumbling the donkey kong rap.“...he has no style. he has no grace..this kong has….a funny face” kurapika laughs to himself over this ridiculous rap whilst his boyfriend is doing god knows what with that tangerine. Why did he even give him that. Who knows, but it made leorio happy so it’s alright he guesses.
* processor: Intel processor
* graphics card: Intel integrated HD graphics
* mouse: some Microsoft five-button mouse that I picked up used about 10 years ago; wheel is sticky but can still be clicked to act like a middle mouse button
* keyboard: an HP PS/2 keyboard connected via PS/2 to USB converter; keyboard is about 15 years old
* mousepad: table
* audio: $30 set of Logitech two speakers and subwoofer, bought a couple years ago
* display: external Dell monitor, about 22"(?) diagonal, 16:9 aspect ratio, max resolution 1600x900, maybe about 5 years old
I mean, this Hewlett Packard keyboard? We first got this along with this HP desktop computer sometime in the timeframe of 1999-2003. The computer was used mostly by me for high school and my mom used it a little as well. I can't remember whether that computer was just shelved away and not used again or used for maybe a couple more years (might have been Dad's Dell that was used instead), but the keyboard wasn't much used until I broke the keyboard of my college laptop, around 2007. Then I got this PS/2 to USB converter and stuck this and also an old PS/2 mouse into it as well. I know my parents used this keyboard for a while after that -- well either this one or a Logitech keyboard, that stopped working after a while.
Said PS/2 to USB converter's keyboard slot also stopped working around 2009-2012-ish, but eventually another PS/2 to USB converter was bought. The PS/2 to USB converter's mouse slot still works. I have it with me. Though I'm currently using a USB mouse. This is because the PS/2 mouse I picked up in a computing stuff junk pile no longer works. It worked for a while.
I also started using this keyboard heavily, as my standard keyboard, maybe a few years ago. Right now, it basically sees daily use.
This keyboard isn't perfect. There's a little bit of ghosting then I want to hold a weapon charge, jump, and move up and left press up, left, and like Z and/or maybe X at the same time. I could actually solve this by remapping the face/shoulder buttons to WASDQE but whatever. Ironically, my laptop keyboard ghosts those keys but not ZX. I think. So if I really want top-notch high-precision controls, I just move over to my laptop keyboard.
But otherwise this keyboard works. Yeah, some of the letters are worn off, with my heavy use in the past few years. But considering that I pretty much type by muscle memory these days, this is almost inconsequential. The space bar is also a little sticky at times, but it hasn't hindered my gaming at all.
I have a backup Gear Head brand USB keyboard that I picked up for $5 a little while ago. It's still sitting there, new in box. I also have another PS/2 keyboard for backup, that I picked up from that same junk pile. I remember testing it and finding that it works as far as I could tell. When this current one stops working, I'll probably move to that one. Then the USB one.
Considering how durable these things seem to be, I am probably set as for keyboards for the next 20 years.
component 2: "soho"
component 3: "mo"
results:
noho mo
so homo
Mo, who hails from Noho, is so homo.
more like A GUIDE TO FORUM FAGS AMIRITE??? LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL PRACING AROUND LIKE AN IDIOT HALF NAKED IN THE MIDEL OF A RAINSOTTRM 5EDGY7ME 520BLAZEIT YOLO SWAG EBIN :-DDDDDDDD
"Hahaha, that's all you're gonna do?"
"You don't deserve any more effort."
Kazushi and his buddies are fed up with their poor grades and boring high school life.
Just when their sex crave was ready to burst out, they found out about the exchange student program to a girls high school on an isolated island: A ticket to sex paradise!
This seems like a certified bad idea.
pro-teens and car-bow-hide-rates
good to know; i will be duly ignoring him
SMELLS VERY STRONG & ACID
SMELLS VERY STRONG & POISONPOWDER
LEESH CEED
LEESH CEDE
by conservation of pronunciation, LEECH SEED = LEE'S DEATCH
this obeys neither conservation of spelling nor conservation of pronunciation, but tends toward conservation of phoneme construction: LEECH SEED = LEESH KEYED