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  • edited November 2008
    I am the sockscucker.
  • edited November 2008
    I just finished playing with the settings of Microsoft Word and AutoCorrect on my work computer.

    Now, whenever I type in "awesome", it autocorrects to "Ryan".
  • edited November 2008
    Sockcess!
  • edited November 2008
    Serephel wrote: »
    I just finished playing with the settings of Microsoft Word and AutoCorrect on my work computer.

    Now, whenever I type in "awesome", it autocorrects to "Ryan".

    That may just be the epitome of awesome SUCESS.

    Congratulations, my friend
  • edited November 2008
    Serephel wrote: »
    I just finished playing with the settings of Microsoft Word and AutoCorrect on my work computer.

    Now, whenever I type in "awesome", it autocorrects to "Ryan".

    That is quite Ryan!
  • edited November 2008
    Panda wrote: »
    That may just be the epitome of Ryan SUCESS.

    Fix'd.
  • edited November 2008
    I suggest that be made into a permanent word filter!
  • edited November 2008
    I agree with the manic squirtle!
  • edited November 2008
    He's not mantic! He's eating an invisble cheezburger!
  • edited November 2008
    Poor poor Cheeseburger....
  • edited November 2008
    *PHEW*

    I FINALLY finished translating 'The Battle of Maldon'! It's a 320 line Anglo Saxon poem... and I translated it all! I think it must have taken at least 10 total hours over this whole weekend... ugh.
  • edited November 2008
    Dude! That's so Mikau. You totally translated the Mikau out of that poem!
  • edited November 2008
    *PHEW*

    I FINALLY finished translating 'The Battle of Maldon'! It's a 320 line Anglo Saxon poem... and I translated it all! I think it must have taken at least 10 total hours over this whole weekend... ugh.

    The question is, does it still rhyme and does the rhythm and meter still fit? I don't doubt your prowess, but just look at the vast majority of Canterbury Tales modern translations. They suck for actually being poetic.

    Either way, Ryan achievement!
  • edited November 2008
    Actually Anglo Saxon poetry rarely rhymes... it alliterates. Rhyming was a convention that only became popular once the French moved in.
  • edited November 2008
    This Thanksgiving, try something both conventional and Ryan. A turkey wrapped in bacon.
  • edited November 2008
    I love it when my mum puts bacon on the turkey.

    She doesn't put that much on though, that is a Ryan amount of bacon!
  • edited November 2008
    Oh, you guys are all so silly.
  • edited November 2008
    This thread has a word in its title I don't understand, I suggest we change it to Ryan.
  • edited November 2008
    Oh good eye Blob! We cannot have such a word in a Ryan thread!
  • edited November 2008
    Problem: bacon cooks a heck of a lot faster than turkey. Looks pretty burned in the final photo. I'd suggest putting it on toward the very end of the turkey-baking process.
  • edited November 2008
    Holy crap! I showed my friend that bacon wrapped turkey article, and he sent me this in return!! hahahaha
  • edited November 2008
    I for one like burned bacon better than normal bacon. Kinda like some people are with marshmelows.

    Mish42: That would either taste good or terrible, I'm leaning twords good.
  • edited November 2008
    What's more awesome, this bacon turkey or a Turducken?
  • edited November 2008
    Bacon is worth at least four different kinds of poultry, so it still outnumbers Turducken.
  • godgod
    edited November 2008
    Bacon wrapped Turducken? And it's deep fried?
  • edited November 2008
    Impossible. You'ld get Ryan poisoning.

    I'm taking this too far right?
  • edited November 2008
    The only thing better than Ryan, is more Ryan.
  • edited November 2008
    You forgot the side order of Ryan!
  • edited November 2008
    It was painful, but at the end of a very very long conversation, finally, at 3 in the morning... I have started the process of healing.

    Hoorah!
  • edited November 2008
    I presume it's some sort of relationship woes? I can sympathise, oh yes.