the final answer to everything? (strange website)

tried:

eucharist
theeucharist
chanoyu

maybe its a type of drink.....

nevermind.


To drink?

[edit on 7/26/2006 by Mechanic 32]

Tower of Babel Info

Originally posted by catinthebox

Originally posted by blasfemme
Can we get all the answers up until now please?

Also, does it say in the bible,where they speak about tower of babel, that they drink a specific thing? It could be related...

WHAT DO THEY DRINK MAN AHHHHH

I'm asking "DOES IT SAY?" to someone out there who hopefully has a bible since I don't, I haven't touched one of those in 12 years. It just came up to me. I'm asking, not stating that it does. Sorry!

I don't think the questions are related anymore.

Klaablahflatulate had nothing to do with Tower of Babel, afaik.

Originally posted by blasfemme


I'm asking "DOES IT SAY?" to someone out there who hopefully has a bible since I don't, I haven't touched one of those in 12 years. It just came up to me. I'm asking, not stating that it does. Sorry!

Well then now would be a good time to start!

/Ikeed Ikeed

Originally posted by blasfemme

Originally posted by catinthebox

Originally posted by blasfemme
Can we get all the answers up until now please?

Also, does it say in the bible,where they speak about tower of babel, that they drink a specific thing? It could be related...

WHAT DO THEY DRINK MAN AHHHHH

I'm asking "DOES IT SAY?" to someone out there who hopefully has a bible since I don't, I haven't touched one of those in 12 years. It just came up to me. I'm asking, not stating that it does. Sorry!

AHHHHHHHHHHH KELLY CLARSKON

i'm taking this route....i tried:

growwise
learn
gainwisdom
awaken

no luck

how did somsomne come up with klablahfluxtuate, that was a messed up answer

tried shakar and shekar, both mean to drink in hebrew, no luck.

I really think this will be the verb "to drink" in another language. Tower of babel being the main reference point for the different language.

in spanish its tomar, no love there.

It's from the Day the Earth Stood Still, the character who said it is Helen

tried:

to thirst
blood
bloodofthelamb


how did someone come up with klaatubaradanikto?

[edit on 26-7-2006 by cheshire cat]

Revelation 17: 2-5. End time Babylon drinks wine and corrupts the nations. Revelation 18: 2-3. The fall of end time Babylon is linked to wine. ...

www.teachinghearts.org...

tried intoxicate
hydrate
slurp
sip

haha i already did tomar

Headon! Apply directly to the forehead!

You might also want to consider it may not just be a phrase for drinking. It is asking a question, to drink?

i tried yes and sure and all that junk

I googled sci fi helens and came up with the day the earth stood still

she said that klaata thingamajig but the final answer site has the words backwards so someone else got it right remembering the expression from Army of Darkness which intentionally mangled the phrase resulting in the dead rising I think.

Originally posted by Cutwolf
Headon! Apply directly to the forehead!

actually it's....
Headon! Apply directly to the forehead
Headon! Apply directly to the forehead
Headon! Apply directly to the forehead
Headon! Apply directly to the forehead

lol they repeat it like 6 times lol