Lois & Clark Forums Forums General Discussion Technical Help and How To's Space filler testing...

Okay, all you 'mathy' people, what do all those 0's and 1's mean? And here I thought I was pretty good in math. I once started to join the army and got the highest math score they'd ever had in that particular office. Hummppphhh... I agree, 42 it is.

@Classicalla: It's binary code. ^_^ You can translate whatever into binary and decode it later. We were trying to come up with a way to keep spoilers from people. So far binary code seems to do the trick. Then again, it's really hard to Spoil on a 15-year-old show. It's like trying to do a polygraph test on the ring-tailed lemur! ^_~

That may be true, but one could easily spoil fanfic. If I were to mentioned, for example, that I hated it when Clark died in So-and-so's story X, and if Clark's death were part of the story's climax; well, neither So-and-so nor their prospective readers would be too happy about my giving the ending away.

One of the the reasons I really like LnC is the brilliant writing and humour; this is a perfect example.

Joy,
Lynn

@Lynn: and the banter and sarcasm ever present between Lois and Clark in S1-S2. Why they couldn't have just dragged the dating on and on and on till today I don't understand. lol. I love the tingling sensation down my spine when they had their WAFFy moments after a good argument like in The Phoenix and in Top Copy. I LIVED for such moments. lol.

And yeah, now I understand about spoiling fan fic.

To anyone who cares, read Irene Dutch! WOOT!!! It's how Lois & Clark would probably be today if it'd lasted this long.

That, or the equipment is faulty.

@Marcus: That also happens to me when I fall asleep on the keyboard.

Actually, the need for a spoiler was regarding the ending of Season 9 of "Smallville" which some people had not seen yet. Yes, spoilers relevant to LnC aren't really necessary, except for those of us with faulty memories!

Artemis
AND AS AN AFTERTHOUGHT:
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OR IN BASE 64
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