Over 9000?!??! Impossible!!!!!!!11111oneoneI

Does my face look like the kind that lies? ^^;

I'm vorish too, just not nearly as vorish as you.

You sure do alot of things similar to me though. ^^

*blushes* i don't mean too! It just happens. I like a lot of the same things you do that's all. We have similar interests. ^^;

That'd be one muffin I'm NOT messing with then. o..o;

All the more for me. ^^;

*bites the muffins then divides himself into 0* OMG! its over -1!!!!!

^^; *gives you a mathbook* Pages 5-241. Show your work.

*does work* hmmm 1+1=....ARGH!!! is it 0?

Hmmm muffin. ^^

Power muffin. ^^

..ha...haha...HAHAHAA!!! muffins with power levels over 9000... last one I checked (a corn muffin it would be... it was yummy) had a measly power level of... 91. It was no match for my power level of 91.6! °3°

oh and to find his calorie count, all we would need would be about 1 gram of his flesh, 10 ml of water and a thermometer. Then we burn the meat under the water untill the meat burns out, we then record the difference between the original temp of the water and the new temp, we input this in the formula Cal=(ΔT)*(ML of H2O) to find the amount of calories the meat contained. We then weigh the remaining mass of the meat to find the difference between the original weight and the new weight. We then can conjunction the weight lost with the calorie count to find the amount of calories per gram of meat. Finally, we multiply the Calories/Gram by his weight and find his calorie count.