In any case, this is perfectly legal in Monopoly, whatever is not forbidden in the rules is allowed (tournaments may differ).
I have heard of one case where a player about to be bankrupted asked the landlord if he could just pay him with money from his wallet instead of getting eliminated. All the players at the table thought he was a complete idiot, so they laughingly okayed it. He opened his wallet, and pulled out a big wad of... MONOPOLY MONEY.
If by "bend the rules" you don't mean "play by the rules established BY THE PEOPLE WHO MAKE THE GAME", well, you are daft. Word. See what the tournament player in this thread had to say. And stay away from Gary Kasparov, he would kick your ass.
"Serious" players play in tournaments, which you cannot possibly do with any hope of winning. You wouldn't use 'qintars' apparently, because you think it's a foreign word. Well, if I am going to refer to Albanian currency, this is a proper English sentence: "My pockets were full of qintars". If there is no English word to describe something, the foreign word becomes an English word. It's how we've acquired so many more words than other languages.
You do realize that office is in New York City? Conduit is required, not armored cables. Don't you think the architect and the union electricians know their jobs better than you?
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is building his own Stonehege - BY HAND, ALONE.
http://www.theforgottentechnology.com/
I'd hold out for the $10.
In any case, this is perfectly legal in Monopoly, whatever is not forbidden in the rules is allowed (tournaments may differ).
I have heard of one case where a player about to be bankrupted asked the landlord if he could just pay him with money from his wallet instead of getting eliminated. All the players at the table thought he was a complete idiot, so they laughingly okayed it. He opened his wallet, and pulled out a big wad of... MONOPOLY MONEY.
Remember those recalled Sony cams that could see through clothes because they did not filter infrared properly?
I, for one, welcome our manufacturing-error-filled-Nipponese overlords.
For what, 10 years now?
Plus, they're not all wonky-shaped, so they fit into a rectilinear desk.
Old news for nerds.
Porn star, AND she's had a website since 1996, which is entirely written by her, using notepad.
I'm just moments away from the answer.
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If by "bend the rules" you don't mean "play by the rules established BY THE PEOPLE WHO MAKE THE GAME", well, you are daft. Word.
See what the tournament player in this thread had to say. And stay away from Gary Kasparov, he would kick your ass.
Works pretty well.
"Serious" players play in tournaments, which you cannot possibly do with any hope of winning. You wouldn't use 'qintars' apparently, because you think it's a foreign word. Well, if I am going to refer to Albanian currency, this is a proper English sentence: "My pockets were full of qintars". If there is no English word to describe something, the foreign word becomes an English word. It's how we've acquired so many more words than other languages.
:P
Take your anti-foreign-word jihad elsewhere.
fertilizes it with the help of another little hand
The jokes just write themselves, don't they?
/. could save some electrons by getting these first post guys off of standby.
Oh, and IACL (I am A Computational Linguist).
Ha! Ha!
http://www.xkcd.com/c114.html
Slashdot is outsourcing its +5 Funny to India now?
Anyone have a torrent?
Isaac Asimov pointed out that the pronunciation 'urinous' is not really an improvemnet.
Where the hell do you get such amazing misinformation?
Why would they shut down the engines before landing? To increase the chance of crashing?
Everything you said is completely ridiculous.
You do realize that office is in New York City? Conduit is required, not armored cables. Don't you think the architect and the union electricians know their jobs better than you?
Besides feng shui being nonsense, you fail to realize DOORS CAN BE CLOSED.
I just close the door if I need to be undisturbed.
The first words were "Contact light. Ok, engines off". Then, "Houston...".
They even got is wrong on a Final Jeopardy once.
"The name of this city was the first word spoken on the moon."
Really? What did they contact, then?
They got more metal than your puny peta
flops...
Nah, I got nothin'. I can't get a good rhyme for metal.
At least I tried.
SEGWAY.
Made quite an impression at the last Defcon.
1200? Hah! I used to read at 9600, while watching TV!
Look for the hypercylinder of Charmin - the toilet is usually slightly just to the kata of it.