Hello, I am Q from the Q continuum.

reply to post by symbolon


It's not what you'd expect or want.

Originally posted by QContinuum
reply to post by Ben81

 

Literally it is. Should I refrain from using figarituve language in the future?

Close, I am from Amsterdam, Holland.

"Oh that explains a lot"

No it doesn't.

Nice to meet you too.

nah continu using figurative language .. i speak all the time like that to lol
my familly have some very old german ancestors
been living in Quebec for the last 400 yrs .. its a nice place here
always wanted to visit Amsterdam ! maybe one day i will come visit your country

reply to post by Ben81


You do realize Germany is the country next to Holland aka the Netherlands, and we are the Dutch, not to be confused with the Deutsch which are the Germans.

You should visit Amsterdam if you have the opportunity.

Originally posted by QContinuum
reply to post by Ben81

 

You do realize Germany is the country next to Holland aka the Netherlands, and we are the Dutch, not to be confused with the Deutsch which are the Germans.

You should visit Amsterdam if you have the opportunity.

Yes Amsterdam in Holland is just beside Germany
but never went to Europe .. looking forward to visit all countries one day !
will probably start in Germany and next go to Amsterdam
i dont speak german (French-Canadian and English only)

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Originally posted by QContinuum
reply to post by Hefficide

 

Interesting.

I think the expression is like flies to crap though.

Possibly, and yet the flies just can't seem to help themselves. As for crap? Most good things in life grow from it, so most of us prefer to refer to it as "fertile soil".

I look forward to your contributions on the boards! All the best!

~Heff

Originally posted by Hefficide
reply to post by QContinuum

 

Originally posted by QContinuum
reply to post by Hefficide

 

Interesting.

I think the expression is like flies to crap though.

Possibly, and yet the flies just can't seem to help themselves. As for crap? Most good things in life grow from it, so most of us prefer to refer to it as "fertile soil".

I look forward to your contributions on the boards! All the best!

~Heff

Eventualy there is one fly that get out of the jar by a tiny unoticed hole
and show the way out to all other flies

Its inevitable .. all jars are made to be broken !

reply to post by Hefficide

Subject like these congeal together, like flies in jar sometimes.

I'm note sure if we are on the same level.

You compare the subjects to flies. I said the saying is "like flies to crap", not "like flies in a jar".

And then you begin to explain how "crap" is actually a very good fertilizer. ????

I am well aware of crap's ability to fertilise.

Possibly, and yet the flies just can't seem to help themselves.

The subjects can't help themselves?

Anyways, I like what you said about fertile soil.

Fertile soil is a valuable property, and with it, good farmers can grow a large variety of crops.

Some more nutritional and healthy than others.

Thank you again for the warm welcome.

Hi there Q and Welcome to ATS !!

"But this is the court of the year 2079, by which time all 'United Earth' nonsense had been abolished"
-- Q, presiding in a postholocaust court (Encounter at Farpoint)

www.sjtrek.com...

2079 ? Sorry...but...errr...couldn't you make that a little faster ?

Have fun & enjoy ! This intro was fun for sure !!

Oh crap, a dutch Q. Bet Jean Luc couldn't speak that much.


Jean Luc and Dutch Q conversation

No autoQ.

I have sent you a private u2u that might interrest you Q !

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Thank you and I will.

My sister-in-law met John DeLancie, and reported that he was as Q___r as a three-dollar bill.

BTW, the Dutch are the tribe of Zebulun.

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A Quacker?

Zebulon, that's interesting. I had never heard of that. Just looked it up and did find some references to Holland. I don't really get it, I thought we our early ancestors were the hunter gatherers and first settlers that all originated from Europe and turned into the Germanic people. Not from Israel.

What do you know about it and how?

Originally posted by QContinuum
reply to post by Lazarus Short

 

Zebulon, that's interesting. I had never heard of that. Just looked it up and did find some references to Holland. I don't really get it, I thought we our early ancestors were the hunter gatherers and first settlers that all originated from Europe and turned into the Germanic people. Not from Israel.

What do you know about it and how?

I got all my information, well, most of it, from the book Strange Parallel by Helene Koppejan. She layers proof upon proof.

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I will check it out. Thanks.

Btw, how were you introduced to this? Since you are from Amerika, if I may ask out of curiousity?

Originally posted by QContinuum
reply to post by Ben81

 

You do realize Germany is the country next to Holland aka the Netherlands, and we are the Dutch, not to be confused with the Deutsch which are the Germans.

You should visit Amsterdam if you have the opportunity.

Hi,
I just wanna know, if QContinuum located beside TabContinuum or not ? If so, can you explain the relation to WContinuum.

Oh yeah, I believe you met my minions already. They are the ones Saying "Welcome to ATS"
Thanks.

p/s: My son wanna know is it true QContinuum also visited by Gray aliens ?

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Haha you have managed to make me laugh already.



ok I couldn't help myself so I had to load this video. Its ridiculous but for what ever obscure reason it always makes me laugh.

Cheers!

reply to post by QContinuum


Q, I will flag your intro post if you can tell me what is meant by by name title and mood combined.

I like your first thread, I will be back to see your next.

Welcome Q, what kind of Rat Rod would you build from cars from this planet?

I have a 34 Chev that I am building...

Cheers!

I like you already Q. I could read your posts all day.
Welcome to ATS!

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