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== Examples of "teh raeg" ==
== Examples of "teh raeg" ==


  19:17:56  LITHIUM | can helium form molecules?
  19:17 < LITHIUM> can helium form molecules?
  19:18:09      moju | yes
  19:18 < moju> yes
  19:18:10      moju | h2
  19:18 < LITHIUM> or is it naturally monatomic?
  19:18:18   LITHIUM | that's hydrogen moju
19:18 < moju> h2
  19:19:11      moju | wiki it a hnady thing
  19:18 < stolnart> LITHIUM: i assume so. can't every atom?
  19:19:13      moju | you lazy fuck
19:18 < LITHIUM> that's hydrogen moju
  19:21:39      moju | most people tend to study themselves
  19:18 < andrew> heh
  19:22:58      moju | seriosuly
19:18 < moju> oh wait
  19:23:05      moju | most of what you say is you talking to HAUK
19:18 < moju> helium
  19:23:09      moju | about shit no one cares about
19:18 < moju> aye it is inert
  19:23:56      moju | 'OMG I SAID GRAND AGAIN. I HAVE BEEN EPIC TROLL TODAY HURRRRRR'
19:18 < moju> or near a dammit
  19:25:04  LITHIUM | you're so full of the rage
19:18 < moju> 2 electrons in outer shell etc
19:18 < LITHIUM> so it can form molecules?
19:19 < LITHIUM> i never did chemistry :(
19:19 < moju> Helium is the chemical element with atomic number 2, and is represented by the symbol He. It is a colorless, odorless, tasteless, non-toxic, inert monatomic gas that heads the noble gas group in the periodic table.
19:19 < moju> wiki it a hnady thing
  19:19 < moju> you lazy fuck
  19:19 < LITHIUM> i already looked at wiki
19:19 < moju> 19:18:09 < LITHIUM> or is it naturally monatomic?
19:19 < LITHIUM> CAN IT OR CAN IT NOT FORM MOLECULES
  19:19 < moju> inert monatomic gas
19:19 < moju> yeah
  19:19 < moju> read
19:19 < moju> you tard
19:20 < andrew> yea LITHIUM. no fucking asking questions.
  19:20 < moju> oh
19:20 < moju> i have no objections to people asking questions
  19:20 < moju> i just don't like LITHIUM
  19:20 < LITHIUM> :(


  22:49:40      maK | GTFO
  22:49:40      maK | GTFO

Revision as of 00:48, 5 March 2010

Occassionaly, Redbrick users experience rage, or 'raeg' as it's known in leetspeak. This occurs when a user has so much built-up emo anger that even the slightest things cause them to break down into a steaming furnace of fury.

Such outbursts are often spotted on IRC, but have been known to occur on the boards. A common cause of rage is shit trolling by another user and/or deep-rooted psychological problems. Nobody can be sure really; but then again, nobody cares.

Identified causes of rage

  • "Grand"
  • Losing an EGM election before you ever log onto RB
  • Vegetables
  • Spaceflight industry
  • lil_cain
  • Gardening and general horticulture

Examples of "teh raeg"

19:17 < LITHIUM> can helium form molecules?
19:18 < moju> yes
19:18 < LITHIUM> or is it naturally monatomic?
19:18 < moju> h2
19:18 < stolnart> LITHIUM: i assume so. can't every atom?
19:18 < LITHIUM> that's hydrogen moju
19:18 < andrew> heh
19:18 < moju> oh wait
19:18 < moju> helium
19:18 < moju> aye it is inert
19:18 < moju> or near a dammit
19:18 < moju> 2 electrons in outer shell etc
19:18 < LITHIUM> so it can form molecules?
19:19 < LITHIUM> i never did chemistry :(
19:19 < moju> Helium is the chemical element with atomic number 2, and is represented by the symbol He. It is a colorless, odorless, tasteless, non-toxic, inert monatomic gas that heads the noble gas group in the periodic table.
19:19 < moju> wiki it a hnady thing
19:19 < moju> you lazy fuck
19:19 < LITHIUM> i already looked at wiki
19:19 < moju> 19:18:09 < LITHIUM> or is it naturally monatomic?
19:19 < LITHIUM> CAN IT OR CAN IT NOT FORM MOLECULES
19:19 < moju> inert monatomic gas
19:19 < moju> yeah
19:19 < moju> read
19:19 < moju> you tard
19:20 < andrew> yea LITHIUM. no fucking asking questions.
19:20 < moju> oh
19:20 < moju> i have no objections to people asking questions
19:20 < moju> i just don't like LITHIUM
19:20 < LITHIUM> :(
22:49:40       maK | GTFO
22:51:01       maK | Anyone have a shotgun i can borrow?

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