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64 was created by PDG on Y!Gallery. 64 is based on the version of Spy vs Spy created by BatNeko. [[Category:th century| *]] [[Category:s| *]] [[Category:th century decades]] In 64, the First Doctor, Ian Chesterton, Barbara Wright and Vicki Pallister took an extended holiday near Rome. Ian and Barbara were sold into slavery, while the Doctor and Vicki joined the court of Nero. Whilst in Rome in July, the Doctor inadvertently inspired Nero to set the Great Fire of Rome. (PROSE: Romans Cutaway, TV: The Romans) Around the same time, on a totally separate journey, the foursome visited Byzantium and got a personal view of the struggle between Rome and early Christendom. (PROSE: Byzantium!) #64 is the sixty-fourth figure in the M.U.S.C.L.E. toy series. Number 64 was an item on The List. It was the first thing he crossed off. El sesenta y cuatro (64) es el número natural que sigue al sesenta y tres y precede al sesenta y cinco. Categoría:Números 64 The year 64 AD. kierunek: morska MORSKA Bałtycka - Głowackiego Skłodowskiej-Curie - Bałtycka Skłodowskiej-Curie - Gajowa Skłodowskiej-Curie - Jurasza Ogińskiego - Moniuszki Paderewskiego Rondo Jagiellonów Rondo Kujawskie Brzozowa - Jesionowa Brzozowa - Bielicka Inowrocławska - Zajezdnia Inowrocławska - Skorupki Żwirki i Wigury - Jaskółcza Szubińska - Żwirki i Wigury Władysława IV - Stawowa BARWNA Das Jahr 64 irdischer Zeitrechnung ist Teil des 1. Jahrhunderts. thumb|200px|right Im Jahr 64 n.Chr. landen der Doctor, Barbara Wright, Ian Chesterton und Vicki Pallister im Römischen Reich und werden Zeugen des Brandes von Rom. (The Romans) Einige Zeit später, aber ebenfalls im Jahr 64, besuchen die vier die Stadt Byzanz und werden in politische Intrigen verwickelt (Byzantium!). 64 (sixty-four) is a positive integer following 63 and preceding 65. Its ordinal form is written "sixty-fourth" or 64th. This is the 65th episode in the game, and the fifth episode of the 60s column. Carolyn and Elizabeth fight about Burke's reputation and what he is capable of. Carolyn asks Elizabeth if she's made any such accusations to Matthew and tells of her encounter with the groundskeeper. Matthew attempts to manhandle Burke and get him to sit down with him. Elizabeth can't find Matthew 20 minutes after Carolyn saw him last (63). Carolyn openly acknowledges that Matthew would 'tear limb-from-limb' anyone who wished/acted harm upon Elizabeth. Sheriff Patterson calls Collinwood to warn Elizabeth that Burke's on a rampage and to call if Burke shows up. Elizabeth wants to talk to the Sheriff about Matthew Morgan and says it's connected to the Malloy case. Burke receives verbal threats from Morgan and a near-beating after saying Elizabeth is not an angel. The Sheriff intercedes, savi Jenny täuscht Julian eine Schwangerschaft vor, um ihn an sich zu binden. In der Tat entschließt sich Julian, bei Jenny zu bleiben und sich um sie und das vermeintliche Kind kümmern. Unterdessen macht sich Diana auf die Suche nach dem verschwundenen Julian. Dieter ist immer noch eifersüchtig auf Keule und als er glaubt zu beobachten, wie Keule Jutta Avancen macht, wird er wütend. Ausgerechnet an ihrem Geburtstag erkennt Nadja, dass sie sich nach 16 Jahren vergeblichen Wartens endlich von Richard lösen muss, was dieser schockiert zur Kenntnis nimmt. Aber die Loslösung von Richard führt in Nadjas Leben zu einer plötzlichen Leere. Ask That Guy Episode 64 (September 29, 2011) That Guy: Tamil! [What language? - ed.] Didn't hear you come in. Greetings and welcome to "Ask That Guy with the Glasses." Narrator (always off-screen; questions appear on-screen): Please, won't you be my neighbor? Narrator: What's cooler than being cool? That Guy: (pauses as his eyes look around for as bit) Pop-Tarts. Monk 1 (quickly interrupting): IT'S NOT POP-TARTS!! [see The Nostalgia Critic's Revenge of the Nostalgic Commercials review to get the full joke] Narrator: The Mayor of New York just gave me the key to the city. What does it unlock? THE END 64 is not really that special. Thus, its popularity in modern culture is somewhat perplexing. In fact, such a popularity is largely down to chance - when Queen Victoria gave her famous speech in 1864 nobody knew of the number. Yeah, it was previously known as heebleskerk and forty. Since this legendary announcement, society has clamoured to jump on the 64 bandwagon. Indeed, the Western world went on the celebrate 19:64 hours (8:04pm) every day subsequently and of course the year 1964. The UK went on to build both the M54 and A54 whilst the US and Australia have numerous Highway 64s.

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The year 64 AD. El sesenta y cuatro (64) es el número natural que sigue al sesenta y tres y precede al sesenta y cinco. Categoría:Números Carolyn and Elizabeth fight about Burke's reputation and what he is capable of. Carolyn asks Elizabeth if she's made any such accusations to Matthew and tells of her encounter with the groundskeeper. Matthew attempts to manhandle Burke and get him to sit down with him. Elizabeth can't find Matthew 20 minutes after Carolyn saw him last (63). Carolyn openly acknowledges that Matthew would 'tear limb-from-limb' anyone who wished/acted harm upon Elizabeth. Sheriff Patterson calls Collinwood to warn Elizabeth that Burke's on a rampage and to call if Burke shows up. Elizabeth wants to talk to the Sheriff about Matthew Morgan and says it's connected to the Malloy case. Burke receives verbal threats from Morgan and a near-beating after saying Elizabeth is not an angel. The Sheriff intercedes, saving Burke. He pulls the duo downtown and tells Burke he's the more dangerous element. Carolyn again defends Burke. Elizabeth tells her that Maggie's visit was due to Burke's accusations that Roger/Sam had something to do with Malloy's death. Elizabeth asks which Carolyn would rather believe: that Burke is a slanderer or that Roger is a murderer. Burke admits to the Sheriff that he visited Sam, then tells the Sheriff that he no longer thinks Sam killed Malloy. The Sheriff points out that he is the Law, and that Malloy probably wasn't murdered. He orders Burke to stay away from the Collinses. Burke tells the Sheriff to tell them to keep the Collins 'goons' away from him. Burke is ordered out of the room. The Sheriff orders Matthew to work the Collins Farm for them, etc., and tells him he'll arrest him if he goes around Burke again. The Sheriff insists that Burke won't go up to Collinwood again. Elizabeth laments that Carolyn is 'stuck' in Collinwood. Carolyn tells Elizabeth of her instant attraction to Burke. Carolyn resolves to see Burke to ask about the accusations and Elizabeth doesn't order her not to. Burke shows up at Collinwood. #64 is the sixty-fourth figure in the M.U.S.C.L.E. toy series. Ask That Guy Episode 64 (September 29, 2011) That Guy: Tamil! [What language? - ed.] Didn't hear you come in. Greetings and welcome to "Ask That Guy with the Glasses." Narrator (always off-screen; questions appear on-screen): Please, won't you be my neighbor? That Guy (with pipe in right hand and back to screen right, he turns to the camera as we see his drink is now on top of the bar and will be throughout unless noted): That's a very good question, and the answer is: (shouting and pointing mouthpiece at the camera) FUCK YOOOOOUUUU!!!! / You think you can come into MY house, drink my booze, and think that you're suddenly my neighbor? NO! NO! / (normal happy voice) You have to wipe your feet first. / Now that that's taken care of, GO TO HELL!! / (normal, looking up) I love our talks. Narrator: What's cooler than being cool? That Guy: (pauses as his eyes look around for as bit) Pop-Tarts. Monk 1 (quickly interrupting): IT'S NOT POP-TARTS!! [see The Nostalgia Critic's Revenge of the Nostalgic Commercials review to get the full joke] Narrator: Will Elvis Presley come back as a hamster, or is he still wandering various no name shopping centers pondering the meaning of life? That Guy: (takes out pipe, back to right and turn) Actually, no. He's making bit parts in Chris Columbus movies. / Don't believe me? Take a look at the movie Home Alone. / The scene at the airport where the mother is arguing with one of the people? / Right behind her! He's standing in line! / Don't believe me? I'm totally fucking serious! Go! Check it out! Pause the video! I'll wait while you look. / (we cut to a Deviant Art title card of Ask That Guy that has the caption "Pause Music" in yellow letters with black outlines. That music happens to be the "R&B" version of "The Most Annoying Song in the World" from Episode 56) / (back to ATG) Told ya. He looks good in a beard. (which he strokes) Narrator: If "Guns don't kill people, people kill people," isn't the next logical step "Don't give guns to people?" That Guy: Absolutely. That's why we should give them knives. / Knives are a much better weapon. With a gun, (he demonstrates) ya have to load it, take the safety off, aim... With a knife, you just have to apply pressure! And they're dead! / They're far bloodier, much more gruesome... / and, of course, you DON'T need a license to own one. / The important thing is that mankind will always find some weapon to hurt somebody. / And I don't know about you, but THAT FACT gives me comfort knowing that it will always be around. / There's (looks up for a bit) ALMOST a profound message in here, so I'm just going to offset it. (loudly farts and raises his eyes as he does) / Now that's good waste of time. (a quick fart and eye raise) Narrator: The Mayor of New York just gave me the key to the city. What does it unlock? That Guy: JEEESUS! / (cut to a picture of Him with His name captioned in red letters, along with the start of the "Hallelujah Chorus" refrain) / (back to ATG and normal music) Nah, I'm just kidding. It's Diet Jesus. / (cut to the same picture, only it says Diet Jesus with "Diet" looking like that of Diet Coke, the "Chorus" continues) / (back to ATG and normal music) Half the calories with the same great taste. / Diet Jesus: (the red caption dissolves in) He died deliciously for your sins. (raises his arms out like a preacher as the "Chorus" sings one last "Hallelujah") Narrator: Why can't one simply walk into Mordor? That Guy: (in a serious tone) Because there is great evil there. / The All-Seeing Eye watches over ALL. / Orcs, goblins, and creatures beyond belief roam throughout the land. / Not with a million armies could you do this! / (normal voice) But two short people and a CGI gremlin? THAT you'll get away with. / Did you know that Frodo is now in a show with a guy that dresses up in a dog costume? (pauses, then says with raised eyes:) I WISH I was making that up. [he's not; it's the U.S. version of "Wilfred" - ed.] Narrator (obviously interrupted) What is the first- That Guy: Actually, I hear it's quite good. Narrator: (off-screen) OK. What is the first ru- That Guy: (makes a very weird noise) Narrator: What is the first rule of Fight Club? That Guy: The first rule of Fight Club is, "You do not talk about Fight Club." Narrator: But doesn't that technically mean YOU'RE talking about Fight Club right now? That Guy: No, the Phight Club I'm talking about is with a "PH." / (looks up) And a "y" and a "q"... / (back at camera) and a "7." / So you see, I can talk about that Phight Club all I want, you silly person. / And so can my other personality. (we briefly see a flash photo of ATG apparently standing next to the real one with his right arm around the real one's right shoulder; it goes by very fast) He gets around. Narrator: I have lost my memory. Could you please help me find it? That Guy: No can do, because I lost my mind. / (looks up) Maybe my mind and your memory (back at camera) are in the exact same place. / Shall we go looking for it? Let's try. / (cut of a green-screen shot of ATG "flying" behind a movie shot of high mountainous terrain from an airplane. He is more-or-less swaying back and forth with his arms outstretched in front of him like Superman. All the while, he was a happy look on his face. He even says "Wow!" Epic movie music accompanies this) / (back to ATG, as normal) Well, it wasn't in the mountains; and I'm tired. (gives us "the finger") Fuck off! Narrator: How does CatDog from the Nickelodeon cartoon use the bathroom? That Guy: I don't know. Why don't I go ask them? (he leaves the bar screen-left; after a few seconds, he comes back, takes his normal positions, and faints to the floor; the last part is sped up a bit) Narrator: Do Canadians do anything other than play hockey all day? That Guy: WHAT AN INSENSITIVE QUESTION! NO!! / (now holding the drink in his left hand) This is That Guy With The Glasses saying, "There's no such thing as a stupid question, (angrily) BUT THERE ARE INSENSITIVE ONES!!" (takes a sip from his drink and crouches down behind the bar, still with an angry face; as he leaves the shot, he roars:) ASS!! THE END 64 is not really that special. Thus, its popularity in modern culture is somewhat perplexing. In fact, such a popularity is largely down to chance - when Queen Victoria gave her famous speech in 1864 nobody knew of the number. Yeah, it was previously known as heebleskerk and forty. Since this legendary announcement, society has clamoured to jump on the 64 bandwagon. Indeed, the Western world went on the celebrate 19:64 hours (8:04pm) every day subsequently and of course the year 1964. The UK went on to build both the M54 and A54 whilst the US and Australia have numerous Highway 64s. Pretty soon it became standard practice to add '64' to the end of products to make them sound cooler. The Commodore 64, Nintendo 64 and Squirrel 64 (lesser known brand of washing powder) were subsequently manufactured whilst The Beatles' When I'm 64 was infinitely more popular than the previously released When I'm. Whilst the latter flopped, the former reached number 0.54 in the charts (it was before Britain went metric, remember). kierunek: morska MORSKA Bałtycka - Głowackiego Skłodowskiej-Curie - Bałtycka Skłodowskiej-Curie - Gajowa Skłodowskiej-Curie - Jurasza Ogińskiego - Moniuszki Paderewskiego Rondo Jagiellonów Rondo Kujawskie Brzozowa - Jesionowa Brzozowa - Bielicka Inowrocławska - Zajezdnia Inowrocławska - Skorupki Żwirki i Wigury - Jaskółcza Szubińska - Żwirki i Wigury Władysława IV - Stawowa BARWNA 64 Number 64 was an item on The List. It was the first thing he crossed off. 64 (sixty-four) is a positive integer following 63 and preceding 65. Its ordinal form is written "sixty-fourth" or 64th. This is the 65th episode in the game, and the fifth episode of the 60s column. Jenny täuscht Julian eine Schwangerschaft vor, um ihn an sich zu binden. In der Tat entschließt sich Julian, bei Jenny zu bleiben und sich um sie und das vermeintliche Kind kümmern. Unterdessen macht sich Diana auf die Suche nach dem verschwundenen Julian. Dieter ist immer noch eifersüchtig auf Keule und als er glaubt zu beobachten, wie Keule Jutta Avancen macht, wird er wütend. Ausgerechnet an ihrem Geburtstag erkennt Nadja, dass sie sich nach 16 Jahren vergeblichen Wartens endlich von Richard lösen muss, was dieser schockiert zur Kenntnis nimmt. Aber die Loslösung von Richard führt in Nadjas Leben zu einer plötzlichen Leere. Das Jahr 64 irdischer Zeitrechnung ist Teil des 1. Jahrhunderts. thumb|200px|right Im Jahr 64 n.Chr. landen der Doctor, Barbara Wright, Ian Chesterton und Vicki Pallister im Römischen Reich und werden Zeugen des Brandes von Rom. (The Romans) Einige Zeit später, aber ebenfalls im Jahr 64, besuchen die vier die Stadt Byzanz und werden in politische Intrigen verwickelt (Byzantium!). [[Category:th century| *]] [[Category:s| *]] [[Category:th century decades]] In 64, the First Doctor, Ian Chesterton, Barbara Wright and Vicki Pallister took an extended holiday near Rome. Ian and Barbara were sold into slavery, while the Doctor and Vicki joined the court of Nero. Whilst in Rome in July, the Doctor inadvertently inspired Nero to set the Great Fire of Rome. (PROSE: Romans Cutaway, TV: The Romans) Around the same time, on a totally separate journey, the foursome visited Byzantium and got a personal view of the struggle between Rome and early Christendom. (PROSE: Byzantium!) 64 was created by PDG on Y!Gallery. 64 is based on the version of Spy vs Spy created by BatNeko.

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