We Need A Bookworld And We Need It Now!

[Keikan]

What is a "book" ???

[MagicNakor]

Way back in ancient times, people wrote things down on this mysterious substance called "paper." They used "ink" to do this, and then bound the ink-marked-paper, known as "pages," together. The result was something called a "book." You may have one lying around, collecting dust, or being used as a paperweight.

[tzone]

ok what is this book world and why do we need it


you already have a link to your forum in your sig if you are here posting just to show links to your forum we consider that as spamming.... So don't do that again

[Keikan]

Books o ya those things with words, and paper and words that we have to
do with them hmmmm.. Oh ya its called "reading" and we do this activity
in some place where you learn starts with a "s" You have to learn *shivers*

[MagicNakor]

Originally posted by kcn@20 April 2003 - 09:29
ok what is this book world and why do we need it
just made a trip to disney... didn't edit your topic magic, and delete the link to a forum

Read the thread.

[ne1GotZardoz]

Originally posted by Keikan@20 April 2003 - 02:36
What is a "book" ???

Its this new technology they've been kicking around down at Nasa.
The idea, is to feed information directly into the brain through a revolutionary method I like to call, 'Visual Osmosis'.

The technology has existed in crude form for centuries.

Nasa's new twist on it would be to send an infinite number of monkeys into space with an infinite number of word processors. Then, a series of plasma field satelites will begin transmitting the random information from the monkeys, over a carefully placed grid which will then print them on the plasma field so we on earth can see them clearly.
There is this theory that if we wait long enough, one of the monkeys will type out 'War and Peace'.
Of course, the last three attempts had to be aborted. (One of the monkeys on each mission, pee'd on the central computer, frying all of its components).

But we'll keep trodding on. Eventually it has to work...Right.

And even if it doesn't, you will have no idea what I am talking about if you never read a book.
So I'm safe on this.

Peace

[MagicNakor]

I thought it was Hamlet, not War and Peace.

[Got_brains?]

Originally posted by kcn@20 April 2003 - 01:29
ok what is this book world and why do we need it

please visit my forum

Your link dosent work because you dont have a 'd' in 'index'. Also, you dont even have to have 'index' the browser looks for a file name of 'index' when you go somewere like www.microsoft.com.
It would need to look like this: http://tzone.to-j.com/index.php or http://tzone.to-j.com/. Hope that helps!

[Bender]

Vote for the Bookworld.

[ne1GotZardoz]

Originally posted by MagicNakor@20 April 2003 - 06:39
I thought it was Hamlet, not War and Peace.

It doesn't matter now anyway.
They've scraped the whole idea.
I didn't know, but they tried sending a fourth mission up last night.
All of the male monkeys started having sex with the keyboards.
It was horrible.
All the keys stuck together and all any of them could type was hgjhgjhgjhgj over and over again.

Turns out, its not as simple an idea as it sounded.

And do you have any idea how hard it is to find an infinite number of monkeys?

Peace