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Post 1

Kangus

So, here I am.
A freshborn member of h2g2.
In some people's eyes, the single greatest site on the web.
Well, it definitely ranks up there.
I've been looking it over for about a week now.
I find no flaw.
I find enlightenment and exceptional joy from reading it.
As it should be.
More later.


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Post 2

Linus...42, i guess that makes me the answer...

Hello there Kangus, and welcome to H2G2 smiley - smiley

It is the job of the ACES to welcome everyone new. Can i suggest you put something in your home page and you will find yourself visited by other Aces, Guardian Angels and who knows what else.

I should be pointing you in the direction of all sorts of wonderful places but being a bit slack i haven't got all the info with me atm.

If you've got any questions, feel free, ask away smiley - smiley

Linus


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Post 3

Kangus

such nice people you are.
under section 539 of the slacker code, most slackers are nice people.
I like slackers.
-Kangus
what are these guardian angels you speak of?


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Post 4

Kangus

hello Linus the ACE,
where are you from? I am a student going to college near chicago in the US. I'm studying lots of stuff, but my major is supposedly psychology. I think I'm going to change it. Sociology sounds nice.
whatever.
thats all for now.
-Kangus


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Post 5

Linus...42, i guess that makes me the answer...

I live in Sydney Australia and its a long time since i went to school smiley - bigeyes

As for being a slacker...Absolutely, thats why i am typing this from work smiley - winkeye

The guardian angels are similar to the Aces - Assistant Community Editors - in that they help new people to find their way around, the only difference being they are not 'official'. Makes no difference to the service.

You can usually find out a bit about people by clicking on their name as that will take you to their home page.

Gotta hate those time differences ;-(

Linus


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Post 6

Kangus

Ah, a true slacker.
Doing work for one thing while you are supposed to be doing another.
That's how I got through high school. smiley - smiley
I once had a pen-pal in australia. Long long ago.
He never put a return address on anything though, and one day I lost my only copy of his address. Thats why e-mail is great, you just hit reply and the address is right there.
I'm writing to a nice girl in England now and have been for nearly 3 years. All thanks to the internet.
I've got a last minute paper to write now.
-Kangus


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Post 7

Linus...42, i guess that makes me the answer...

You will find yourself talking to people from all around the world once you have been here for a while smiley - smiley

Ive got friends through here from the US, UK, Holland, Denmark to name a few...


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Post 8

Kangus

eh, quit yer braggin'! smiley - winkeye
That is yet another joy of the net.
talking to people around the globe w/o ever leaving your room.
communities such as h2g2 make finding these people so much easier.
since the blue screen of death ate my paper earlier, I must rewriote it now. teach me to save early and often.


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Post 9

Linus...42, i guess that makes me the answer...

Ive always found autosave to be a good idea...smiley - smiley


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Post 10

Kangus

Unfortunately I have been reduced to using wordpad, which has no autosave what so ever.....
I need to find my MS office CD....
grumble, grumble....
I saved in a very paranoid state of oftenness this time through. Once every 3 sentences or so. I almost wanted a blue screen to pop up so I could laugh at it and say "hah! I've outsmarted you this time"
well, one paper down, many more bigger ones to go....
grumble, grumble....


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Post 11

Linus...42, i guess that makes me the answer...

it's enough to drive someone to drink...


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Post 12

Kangus

I sometimes do think these papers would go a bit easier if I were at least a little tipsy...


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Post 13

Linus...42, i guess that makes me the answer...

yes...until you read them again the next day smiley - winkeye


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Post 14

Kangus

at least they'd be done.
besides, I'm 5 times better at video games when I'm drunk! smiley - winkeye
So why not writing papers?


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Post 15

Linus...42, i guess that makes me the answer...

You've convinced me smiley - smiley now all you have to do is convince the person marking the papers...


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Post 16

Kangus

maybe I should wrap my paper around a six-pack.
Graduate students grade these things, not rich professors, so fortunately I'd not have to invest in fine wines as a bribe and/or essay enhancement utility. A six-pack would do just fine, me thinks.


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Post 17

Linus...42, i guess that makes me the answer...

It would work with me smiley - smiley

Not a big fan of American beer though - sorry


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Post 18

Kangus

I'm not a big fan of it either.
especially with the cheap crap we normally have around here.
If using a six pack as a bribe, I'd try a bit harder than cheap american beer though. some Guiness perhaps.


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Post 19

Linus...42, i guess that makes me the answer...

Ah, now you're talking smiley - smiley

If you ever feel like a virtual beer go searching for the Forum and Firkin, the latest conversation is smiley - ale40 (you will find it in the latest conversation entries on my page)... a good, if somewhat mad, group of people.

smiley - ale is a pint of beer and smiley - stout is a Guinness


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