just wanted to say thank you...

[Himitsu]

i quickly looked over ARR! and uhm Arr? and didn't see anything about not er... being able to thank everyone here. *cough*

anyway, just wanted to say THANK YOU for offering up the goodies. you guys truly rock on that level.

now i need to get myself a piratey icon and participate in the piratey goodness.

edit: woo yay... threw together a quickie icon. now i can get on w/ my piratey er shtuff... i mean ar...

[jesserocket]

Hooray for thanks! I think there's a bit too many thank you posts now, what's the policy on them?  

[Himitsu]

Hooray for thanks! I think there's a bit too many thank you posts now, what's the policy on them?  

maybe someone could make a sticky of a Thank You thread? save space on people just randomly saying "thank you" (like i did).

but really... i do appreciate a place like this. i just felt bad taking files and not saying thank you.

[lemmiwinks]

A MATYesque "Thanks" sheep button?

[JMZ]

Baaa

[LovelyLies]

Ya, mostly people have been tossing thanks in random threads that are open.  But a general thank you sticky might be good just so you don't get floods of them in your discussions and new threads.  

Which, by the way,  baaaaaaaaa.

[Ensign EO]

Baaaaaaaaaah.

A sticky would be nice.

[coliss]

Baaaaah? So, that's an English sheep?

I'm going to say "Bêêêêê". It makes more sound to me!

I vote for that sticky post as well.

[jesserocket]

As an Englishlady, I have found sheep are most likely to make a 'bleeeeeeeeeeeah' sound. Naturally, if I was Welsh, I'd have a different experience of the sound sheep make...

*runs orff giggling*

[Ensign EO]

I really don't know.  My experience with sheep is very limited.  To, um, sound clips and maybe the zoo.  That's what I learned from years ago and it doesn't really... matter to me.  

Cows go moo.  I once read a huge discussion about whether cows go "moo" or "ner" and the only thing I remembered from that was that cows actually said "mooner"...

[coliss]

It always amuses me how different "animal sounds" are from culture to culture. Cows go "Meuuu" in French, though I prefer "Mooo" because I think it's cuter.

That is SO random. XD

[Ensign EO]

There was a site that I found on I-Am-Bored that had people from a couple different cultures make animal noises.  I spent almost twenty minutes listening to people make animal noises.  (I have a life, I have a life, I have a life...)

God, if I could find it again...

http://www.flat33.com/bzzzpeek/index1.html#

Founds it.

[coliss]

Viva la Internet! It gives us plenty of stuff to do when bored, hehe.

[jesserocket]

Ensign EO, I think I love you. That is quite possibly one of the best sites I've ever seen. EVER.

Also, it completely amazes me that North Korean is almost consistantly different to English, even though Japanese isn't, and they're so near together. I should have got an edumacation and done me some anthropology at university!!

[Plum]

I think "ner" is just for Japanese cows.  And their dogs say "wan."  And their cats say "nyan."  And their birds say "piyo."  And that's all I remember.

And now I'll never get my homework done 'cause I'll be distracted by animal noises.  Damn you, EO!