Anybody ever hear about the Feraliminal Lycanthropizer...not sure if thats the correct name. It's something developed by NAZI's in WWII that was supposed to make people act like animals. It was also alleged to be used in Vietnam on POWS...this is backed up with alleged photos of the device...I thought it was kinda cool actually to be able to recreate that sound on a computer with this proggie called "brain wave generator". I haven't noticed much alteration in my behavior though...but i guess there isn't to much room for improvement ;=).

On a side note...i had my physical today. THANKYOU LORD FOR BLESSING ME WITH A FAIRLY ATTRACTIVE FEMALE DOCTOR!!! (its a wierd feeling when somebody squeezes your balls...on the verge of pain, but not quite)

Owell...after i got my 5 needles in various locations of my arms i felt fine...but i felt sick the minute i walked outside in the high heat environment. Was massively dizzy, everything was green...my dad got me a cold coke and i felt fine right away...*stares at bloodless holes in arms*. Now that was fun ;=)

Hmm...wish i was hunting right about now ;=)

http://www.physicsroom.org.nz/ log/archive/8feralim.htm

Yep, you spelled it right.

that was weird.

Here's a few game suggestions I have for anyone that's interested:

You've all heard of TI-Chess, right? At least as far as I'm aware of, it is the best calculator version of the very popular board game known as Chess. But what about Chinese Chess, Japanese Chess (Shougi), four player Chess, or other strange but fun variations of Chess? Maybe the someone could make these as plug-ins to TI-Chess or as stand alone games if they required completely different programming. Check out www.chessvariants.com for more Chess variants.

Now what about Go? It seems to be just as popular, if not more, in the Orient than Chess is in the West. I don't have much experience in AI programming myself, but I know for a fact that programming AI for a computer Go program is much more complex than programming computer Chess AI. I think programming a Go game would be a very difficult challenge. Nonetheless, I think someone should attempt it (Just not me, I could hardly program Tic-Tac-Toe). www.kiseido.com and www.turbogo.com have a free programs with a tutorial just in case you're interested.

Anyway, I think we could use some more games that would make the Asian population proud to own calculators. ^_^ V
Think I said enough?

They should do this for Chessmaster 83 and 86, also!

Why? TI-Chess by TICT far exceeds it.

But it's only for the TI-89/92+, isn't it?

I never understood Go that much. All I know is you're supposed to close in spaces with your pieces or something.

Yes! I want chinese chess videogame if anybody makes it for ti-89. this is the best idea yet! :)

47th Post!

It'll be fun when we welcome the new calculator nerds into the herd!

Who, where, huh, what, when, how, why?

Who: We, the community
Where: Here at ticalc
When: In a couple of weeks
Why: Back to school is due in a couple of weeks. Then a whole bunch of people will get their graphing calcs for the first time, and sooner or later they'll discover that there are sites like ticalc.

Oh, okay I see now

what about how?

By buying new calculators...

Meet the Parents

Was that a good movie?

Speaking of movies, which is better:
K-19 or Minority Report?

I don't know, why do you think I left it out :)

Guys, please stop with the 'pyramid', etc. stupid stuff. It's gone a little too far. Sure, it was fun in the beginning, but now it's just annoying.

So please, by request of a respected pillar of the TI community (cough cough), stop with the childish stuff. Let's have some serious discussion here, ok? I assure you, being intelligent CAN be fun, too.

YES, I solemnly agree.

Aw... if you say so... :( but I'm still saying p00p! and w00t!

I completely agree with you here. It's been a while since I visited ticalc.org and was surprised to see so much crap in the comments area. It used to be otherwise. However, I doubt that someone asking, or telling someone to stop being childish is like telling a kid to grow up. It jsut doesn't happen on the spot. :)

--nate