Which QFG game Did You Play First?

[Jigen]

What 'choo talkin' 'bout Whillis?

[Reish Vedaur]

No platinum? No titanium? No adamantium?

[Silverbolt]

One is Bronze, two is Silver, Three is steel, four is gold, and five is iron.

And I'm Silverbolt!  

...

Ok, bad joke. Sorry, eveeryone.

[Jigen]

Forgive me, but I was asleep during my chemistry classes (except the ones where the teacher was hot), how do the numbers correspond to these metals?

[Silverbolt]

Beats me. Only thing I learnt from Chemistry, Math and Physics classes was how to read greek letters.

Helped me out pretty nicely in Greece...  

[Reish Vedaur]

Well.. my chemistry teacher was always male, so I didn't have that advantage, although his wife was hot <had a crush on her> and she taught English, and I had her class too...
But I still paid attention...... didn't retain all that much, but I can relearn it pretty fast if I want to.

ANYway!, I don't think they really have anything to do with the metals unless it's like their electron count or something >.> which I doubt.

[Silverbolt]

Every metal and non-metal in Mendeleev's table of elements has it's own order number (Z) that is the proton count of each element. The proton and electron count of an atom is the same. And it's unique to every element, so yes. Every number, does indeed corespond to an element.

That concludes todays episode. Toon in next time for "Fun Facts by Silvy".

[warman]

lol I do the same.  my gym teacher is 64. I am NOT joking. if I got a old lady or a man for a teacher,  I don't do as well, but if my teacher is Hot,hehehe,hmmm, " you got a A in Math Mike,good Job" wonder why,lol.    

[Corsair5]

Corresponds to Value. Value corrseponds to how good each game was.

[Jigen]

Ah, that makes much more sense.

[Corsair5]

Exactly, my bizzarely attired eastern freakish Quasi-Aquaintance.

[Rulic]

 Heh...I tried to post a novel but my connection went dead before I hit submit.  So that was a sign to shorten it up a bit.
Hello hello!  New to the site.
QFG4 was my first.  A former teacher of mine got me into it.  I saw him playing it and he let me borrow QFG 1-3.  To make a long story short, it bonded the two of us.
After catching up to QFG4, he was stuck at a certain spot and we started tackling the game together.
The series really did put a major impact on my life.  When I wrote short stories, they usually were inspired by QFG.  I put up a little website with my experiences and actually had something to draw about.
After major changes in my life, new faces come, old faces go, I find myself still wanting to be part of the QFG community.
In the Spring, I'm going back to college to work on getting my CS bachelor's.  Maybe, just maybe I'll land a decent job in the gaming industry.
Alright, I'm rambling.
(trust me, you didn't want to see the unabridged version of this post)

[Rulic]

QFG4 was my first.  A former teacher of mine got me into it.  I saw him playing it and he let me borrow QFG 1-3. 

Well...QFG4 is what introduced me to the series.  The first I played and finished was WWTBAH.

cheers!

[Corsair5]

One, don't double post. Two, what's WWTBAH?

[Rulic]

WWTBAH is called a brain fart.  What I meant was soyouwanttobeahero.  Thanks for pointing out that I'm an idiot!  
Actually, its a game show idea that never made it to VHF.
And sorry about the double post.
And sorry about the double post.
If I could delete the dubble post, I would.

On a serious note.....  Glad to be part of the community.  Even though you may not take me seriously now, or ever.  (I don't recommend you taking me seriously.  My sense of humor got a little off while I was in the Navy)  I'm here for a while.

CHARGE!!!!

P.S.----to comfort you all, this message has been edited like 4 times so you wouldn't see triple and quadrupal posts.
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