Howdy Chief, paleface comes in peace. You are right; if your people had had Droids instead of tomahawks I think the damage caused could have changed the outcome of the Indian wars.
Remember, I don't get paid by A2K to cause outrage, it was just that Jes got up so early and no one had replied so I thought I was good for some brownie points!
Hey Mac, are you related to Donald; like take a chill pill dude! I knew a chef down Florida way who had a Droid and he weren't rooting to get into my purse; no soirée, he was looking to clock my roms!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1c1BrADSzW8
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# Ding-bong
The inhabitants of Droidaponga use a series of sounds made from a strange device to represent numbers:
'Ding' when the keyboard cranks out, 'Eek' when trying to type on the thing, and 'Bong' when attempting to connect the Droid to the internet!
These very special base-5 numerals are then strings made from 3 sounds each corresponding to an additive numerical value.
Looking at the number list below, we can guess with the help of some logic that 'eek' is actually a 'function' that indicates subtraction and that every 'ding' equals 5, and every 'bong', 7.
1. ding-ding-ding-eek-bong-bong
2. bong-eek-ding
3. ding-ding-eek-bong
4. bong-bong-eek-ding-ding
5. ding
6. ding-ding-ding-ding-eek-bong-bong
7. bong
8. ding-ding-ding-eek-bong
9. bong-bong-eek-ding
10. ding-ding
It goes without saying that the most observant Droid Defenders will have noticed... From number 24 on, all numbers are only combinations of dings and/or bongs.