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wepwawet
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bazillion-rare!
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faber
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| Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2008 10:27 am Post subject: |
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| tlccomp wrote: | How rare is "mega-rare"? Is it rarer than "ultra-rare" or "hyper-rare"?
Is "mega-hyper-rare" the same as "hyper-mega-rare"?
The prefix "ultra" is from Latin which means "beyond."
And, using the the prefix of "hyper" which is used in engineering and physics to denote a phenomenon
above a super level (which is?) as used in the terms hypersonic and hypernova.
The difference between megahertz and gigahertz is a 1,000 hertz.
Shouldn't "giga-rare" be more rare than "mega-rare"? 
Hyper-Giga-Rare = 1,000 times more rare than Mega-Rare and super fast.
I think Hyper-Giga-Ultra-Rare would be even more rare.
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I think Hyper-Giga-Ultra mean like "big size":
more appropriate in this case will be:
Super-Galactic-Hyper-Dimensional-Rare, like this:
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kosmokrator
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| Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2008 10:44 am Post subject: |
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hahahahahahahahahahahaha
uuuuuuuuraaayyyyyy!!!!
i think im blind......i love america!!!!! 
i think this is the most funny topic ever !! |
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Chiefish
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Too freking funny, i mean i laughed so loud people at work asked what i was laughing at. 
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Wizzard1
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Dont forget the MEGA RARE INVISIBLE PROCESSOR! Motherboard not for sale. |
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faber
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| Wizzard1 wrote: |
Dont forget the MEGA RARE INVISIBLE PROCESSOR! Motherboard not for sale. |
I look and look and look and see that is a common Celeron 533.
As a mother of fact, I also see some missing pins
but ok it's INVISIBLE, it's unusual
I can give you only 1/2 bazillion euro. |
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chrissie
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Wooow Wizzard1,
if you accept this mega rare unvisible Euro we can make a MEGA deal!?!
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kosmokrator
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| Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2008 1:35 pm Post subject: |
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hahahahahaha come on.....
u make my day today!!!!!
thnx a lot to every body!!! |
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wepwawet
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comeon guys, be serious to JAC!
He wants to make a good offer to you and what is the result?
That's a shame.
But JAC, I'd like to make a serious trade with you.
Below you find artworks of my bazillion-rare collection of bidirectional current gates and a two-bit-current-connector.
Of course the artworks are for trade, not the collection.
But I swear you get the original bits.
I throw these in for your superb collection: |
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iguana
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hugo929
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Windmiller
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Faber,
OMG!!!! That is the funniest thing I have seen in along time. Shot coffee all over my desk. |
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faber
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| Windmiller wrote: |
OMG!!!! That is the funniest thing I have seen in along time. Shot coffee all over my desk. |
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Windmiller
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| tlccomp wrote: | How rare is "mega-rare"? Is it rarer than "ultra-rare" or "hyper-rare"?
Is "mega-hyper-rare" the same as "hyper-mega-rare"?
The prefix "ultra" is from Latin which means "beyond."
And, using the the prefix of "hyper" which is used in engineering and physics to denote a phenomenon
above a super level (which is?) as used in the terms hypersonic and hypernova.
The difference between megahertz and gigahertz is a 1,000 hertz.
Shouldn't "giga-rare" be more rare than "mega-rare"?
Hyper-Giga-Rare = 1,000 times more rare than Mega-Rare and super fast.
I think Hyper-Giga-Ultra-Rare would be even more rare.
New ebay seller ID: Hyper-Giga-Ultra-Rare-Chips-4U 
Caveat emptor
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Somehow I missed Tim's post. I just read it for the first time and cant stop laughing. One of the funniest posts I have ready in along time. If I could have this in my signature line I would, great stuff Tim!!
This should be stickied in its original state with the title What is Ultra-Rare? |
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