Legion World
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 01:47 AM
THE RULES:

1) THE BASIC IDEA: Post to this thread, if no one posts after you for 7 days, you win!

2) Posts that are not direct responses to one of the five preceding posts are ineligible to win. The topic can drift, but no complete non-sequitors. Posts that are responses to non-sequitors are also ineligible to win. Posts that are responses to responses to non-sequitors, and responses to those posts, etc., become eligible, however.

3) In the event that this thread is locked, there shall be no winner unless a new thread is started for the contest. Furthemrore, any post that results in the banning of the poster shall also be ineligible to win.

4) So, more precisely, one wins if one makes a post, and then no one makes another post that's eligible to win for seven days.


5) Additional rules to be announced as I think 'em up!

ENJOY!
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 01:52 AM
ha


i can kill any post

i've got a long track record of being the last post.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 01:56 AM
Okay, the new kid is gonna try to break your record!
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 02:03 AM
you're gonna have to kill many a thread.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 02:04 AM
I'm just concerned about this one! tongue
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 02:05 AM
we shall see.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 02:05 AM
I'll play. What's this about posts having to be germaine to the topic? That is surely not within the Parliamentary Rules of Order 'round Legion World.
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 02:07 AM
You haven't met On-Topic Angel, have you?
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 02:08 AM
rules or not i don't think this is a fair display of my thread killing ability. in a genuine thread i could bore and confound all the other posters wih my quite authentic (yet annoying) attempt to participate.

the competitive nature of this thread inspires people to interact with me far beyond their normal tolerance.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 02:08 AM
No who's On Topic Angel?
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 02:17 AM
DB, anyone can kill an ordinary thread. This thread is a challenge to kill. That's the fun of it.

On-Topic Angel is somewhat of a legend around these parts. She hasn't been seen much recently, but who knows when she will show up again, carrying out the divine wrath on those who dare to take threads off-topic!
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 02:18 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Disaster Boy:
rules or not i don't think this is a fair display of my thread killing ability. in a genuine thread i could bore and confound all the other posters wih my quite authentic (yet annoying) attempt to participate.

the competitive nature of this thread inspires people to interact with me far beyond their normal tolerance.
Gee, you seem to be a perfectly nice fellow to me. smile
Posted By: Lightning Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 02:26 AM
You know, I can really kill this thread. Or at least guarantee no one can post to it for seven days. laugh

[Linked Image]
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 02:30 AM
now that's a killer post
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 02:32 AM
True but in case an admin closed the topic, wouldn't the referee just rule that the admin action was non-sequiter?
Posted By: Lightning Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 02:33 AM
Only if another admin didn't come along and reopen it.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 02:52 AM
That might just do it.
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 03:04 AM
You know, this is a little unfair to me. Being as popular as I am around here, my comments almost certainly bring plenty of other people's comments, usually as they rush to have the the chance to interact with the legendary Cobalt Kid.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 03:09 AM
Or just post after him.
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 03:14 AM
ill just wait until you get bored
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 03:15 AM
Me? I never get bored.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 03:52 AM
Cobie is the Yoda of Legion World!
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 04:30 AM
Boredom is the reason I come to Legion World in the first place!
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 04:36 AM
Seeking it or fleeing it?
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 05:21 AM
Maybe a li'l of both...
Posted By: Fat Cramer Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 08:40 AM
A contest I must enter! I've killed many a thread with unanswerable questions, the persistent inclusion of Brainiac 5 in any topic and appeals to obscure Legion characters.

(The ref could kill this thread easily by making a rule that some obscure Legion World member, or even the great Thomas Fatsi himself, be the next to post here. If he wanted to throw his referee weight around, that is.)
Posted By: ActorLad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 08:48 AM
At my high school's "Grad Night" function people could throw their weight around by putting on fat suits and sumo wrestle as one of the games.
Posted By: Ghost of Numf El Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 10:04 AM
Wait a minute - you want me to lick WHERE?

*Looks up*

Oops sorry - wrong thread.

In fact wrong message board ........
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 12:16 PM
Hm...I may just make each new post in this thread more and more of part of an inside joke, and see if rampant elitism helps kills this thread...
Posted By: .. Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 01:17 PM
i will wait till day 6 from now on and at the last possible moment bring this thread back to life laugh

I have no intensions of winning laugh
Posted By: Invisible Brainiac Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 01:43 PM
What I'm worried about is, what if someone comes along and posts a certain dreaded picture just to kill this thread? eek
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 03:15 PM
dedman will just come back in 6 days to keep that poster from winning.
Posted By: rtvu2 Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 03:26 PM
Now there is a pic I want to see. I've heard about it ever since I started posting..
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 03:33 PM
I think it goes without saying that anything that gets a poster banned disqualifies him or her.

And Vu, you don't really want to see the pic. Trust.
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 03:43 PM
Hey Eryk, what does the winner win?
Posted By: rtvu2 Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 03:47 PM
Ok, but one day...I still won't see it.

What does the winner get EDE?
Posted By: rtvu2 Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 03:47 PM
Ok, but one day...I still won't see it. tongue

What does the winner get EDE?
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 03:48 PM
I think double posts should totally disqualify a person wink
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 03:56 PM
There's lots of fabulous prizes available!

Right now, you can choose between:

a) 100 Reward Points on the DCMBs!

b) My respect and admiration

c) Artwork featuring your favorite Legionnaire, hand-drawn by me!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 04:04 PM
Wow what a great list of prizes. This should be a 70s Canadian gameshow.

But don't you think the prizes are too generous. Respect and admiration should definately be withheld until someone is 5 time champion.
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 04:22 PM
MMMMMMM rewards points aaaaaahhhhhh drool
Posted By: KidMarvel (Bunny) Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 04:33 PM
Ill give the winner a sketch of themselves in LMBP form. Oh wait. Ill probably end uo doing one anyway.
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 05:06 PM
why does it not surprise me that this thread is wildly successful
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 05:13 PM
Oh it is only hip because of its newness.
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 05:31 PM
100 Reward Points on the DCMBs can actually buy you moderator status on the Milestone forum!
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 05:38 PM
fools. i will kill this thread long after you've all lost interest.

StormboyII
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 06:17 PM
That's what you think!! MWAHAHA~

In other news -- Cobie!! That new icon is... special...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 06:26 PM
The key to winning this game is strategy. One sunday morning I'll post to this thread, and then make posts to 50 other treads in this forum. This will bury this thread so far down the list you'll all forget it existed MWA-HA-HA

Nuts... I shouldn't have announced my nefarious strategy. Straight to the head of the class for aspiring Super-Villains for me. Nuts.
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 06:37 PM
I actually think Cobie was using the best strategy in his last post. He's not considered to be the most legendary of all posters for nothing...
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 06:42 PM
Thanks EDE! They don't call you the most nelliest for nothing either! Top Poster indeed!*


*minor examples of my strategy at work
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 06:42 PM
it's all about friday nights when legionworld is quiet, too quiet.
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 06:45 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Cobalt Kid:

*minor examples of my strategy at work
Exactly!
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 06:51 PM
Like the time Middlefinger IV came a-knockin'!
Posted By: rtvu2 Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 06:53 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Quislet, Esq.:
I think double posts should totally disqualify a person wink
It was an accident! I swear! tease
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 06:54 PM
The LMB has relied upon Cobie's brilliant strategic mind at a number of points in its history, the battle with Middlefinger IV being a notable example!
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 06:57 PM
Ironically enough, another part of my body has served the enemies of the LMB on various occassions too!
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 06:57 PM
Quote
Originally posted by RTVU2:
Quote
Originally posted by Quislet, Esq.:
[b]I think double posts should totally disqualify a person wink
It was an accident! I swear! tease [/b]
Also use of the quote feature should disqualify a poster.

Oh wait... darn!!!!!
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 06:57 PM
Both served and serviced!
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 07:03 PM
Gulp! Everyone, Hrun just stole all the jewels off the LW statues! And now he's battling Stoopid Cat!

Oh wait...that was last summer...
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 07:14 PM
Ooh serviced?? How do I get that one Eryk??
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 07:29 PM
the line's back here
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 07:29 PM
Cal, hon, I'm probably not the one you want to ask for tips on seducing men! Wait till MLLASH gets back!
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 07:38 PM
*snerk* Well, that's not exactly what I meant but... I may just do that anyway! wink
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 07:49 PM
Does anyone have any advice on seducing women? Subject to the minor constraint:

Budget=$0.00
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 07:51 PM
can't help you there
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 07:54 PM
Haha. As a woman, I can only say...

...we're not really predictable like men. High strung and emotional are more the norm over here. So... g'luck!!

And just remember that all women are crazy, you're best bet is to not question them or remind them of this fact.

(Advice might be better if you offered money. wink )
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 08:00 PM
Well it's a given that all women are crazy. It's a biological imperative. Alas I like my women direct and to the point. Rassafrackin' Stoopid evolution.
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 08:01 PM
women are predictable. They will be high strung and emotional wink
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 08:05 PM
*snerk* Go with those theories boys.
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 08:08 PM
So, I had a casual female acquaintance tell me earlier this summer that she had this whole close friendship with me planned out in her imagination.

I'm wondering if I should take it as some sort of wake-up call that apparently women are fantasizing about being "just good friends" with me...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 08:09 PM
The fact that irrationality and emotional unpredictability is the default that a man has no chance to win against a woman. The best we could do is to hedge everything and break even.

This implies we'd pay the transaction costs to make the counter bets and play to not make things worse. I understand the need for men to make gifts of flowers, candy and jewelery.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 08:13 PM
Awww, poor Eryk!! Well, lots of girls like to be friends with boys they like first and let it grow...

And, yes Tamper Lad, men do need to give the gifts of flowers, candy and diam- er, jewelry. It's just the way it is. wink
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 08:14 PM
most of my girl friends just want a guy who likes them and is without issues. so many guys get my friends number or don't call, if they date the give mixed signals, like saying they want a casual relationship but they are the ones that become obssesed and needy.

my girl friends would appreciate someone straight forward, who wasnt a total loser.
Posted By: Fat Cramer Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 08:15 PM
I fell for a guy who had his own washing machine. And a cat. I thought it was a good sign. That strikes me as pretty rational. We still have the washing machine. Good luck, Tamper Lad.

The thread that would not die....
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 08:20 PM
Disaster. That's because men and women value a relationship differently. Men don't call because its not something that makes sense.

In finance terms.
Men generally see the relationship as call-option on fun (not necessarily limited to sex).

Women see the relationship as a put-option on against being alone.

Hmm I wonder if I could get funding to write this one up as a study.
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 08:27 PM
Crap! I knew my lack of a washing machine and cat was my fatal flaw!
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 08:41 PM
I have a hard enough time understanding my own sex! If I had to date the opposite sex I'd be really confused! confused
Posted By: Blockade Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 09:44 PM
Did you smell that?
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 10:18 PM
That's a DQ -- your post doesn't relate to anything above.

Unless you referring to the wet cat smell I keep envisioning with the combination of washing machines and cats...
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/11/05 11:07 PM
As opposed to the popularity of a dog who rolls around in something bad in a dumpyard, Caliente?
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 12:06 AM
i'm with you rockhopper
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 12:12 AM
Difference is that the dog is rolling in that stuff voluntarily.

It's really, really hard to get a cat into a washing machine. I speak from experience.
Posted By: Blockade Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 12:13 AM
DQ? tongue laugh

Response to the first word of the post two above mine which was responded to which was responded to which is perfectly in line with the rules as EDE will be updating them the post before the last one according to rockhopper. wink
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 12:16 AM
Does that mean you were responding to the word "crap"? Now I'm really confused! confused confused
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 12:25 AM
Yeah, I think I'll join you in the confusion thang bro.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 12:30 AM
BB has mastered the language of bureaucracy. I, for one, am impressed.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 12:30 AM
Non-sequiter clarification required. Is there a purpose in putting a cat in a Maytag?
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 12:33 AM
Cheap thrills.
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 12:34 AM
Because it keeps jumping out of the bathtub?
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 12:36 AM
I thought cats preferred the dryer.
Posted By: Blockade Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 12:37 AM
Too much static makes the cat stick to the roof of the dog's mouth.

Wow, only three posts to go before the end.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 12:43 AM
There's an end?
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 12:49 AM
No, he said three posts. wink
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 12:50 AM
There is never an end.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 12:52 AM
He's deliberately trying to confuse us to win.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 12:53 AM
It will not succeed.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 12:56 AM
*Boldly striding out* My strategic vision will lead us through his obsfucation. We will mitigate the uncertainty and attain the stated goals before this thread ends.
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 12:58 AM
I think what we need is a five-year strategic plan.
Posted By: Blockade Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 12:58 AM
Success required LMBPers THAT COULD COUNT!!!! laugh
I knew I should have posted when the Brits were on. lol
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 12:59 AM
Y'know, sometimes, reading Tamper Lad's posts reminds me of the days of SAT words...

...and I can too count!! Oh, wait. I'm not British. laugh I have good teeth too. wink
Posted By: Blockade Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 01:10 AM
I think we better get a couple pages of posts on here before the Brits wake back up or they're going to be upse....

Uh Oh, this just came over the wire:

From Shakes Bar: stop
Masked Mad Man: stop
Re: Legion World Message Board: stop
The Kill-This-Thread-Contest thread: stop
One more post and this bottle of rum gets it: stop

eek eek eek eek eek eek eek eek
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 01:10 AM
Very well STRATEGIC PLAN for this thread.

Part 1 - Vision, Mission, Objectives

Vision
This thread will be the premiere repository of erudite thinking anywhere on the Internet.

Mission
This thread will discuss timely subjects of the highest import and promote the sharing of groundbreaking ideas.

Objectives

By the 500th reply, 5 posters on this thread will have had their ideas been published in leading academic journals.

By the 1000th reply, the United Nations will have transcended world poverty and war.

By the crowning of a winner in this contest humanity will have transcended existence on Earth.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 01:13 AM
Do you by any chance work in HR, TL?
Posted By: Blockade Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 01:13 AM
OMG!!!!!

There IS NO HUMANITY

Shakes Bar!!!

Oh, I think I'm going to be ill


shudder shudder shudder
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 01:15 AM
We can only hope not RL. wink
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 01:16 AM
No RHL, but my graduate degree is in strategy and marketing.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 01:16 AM
We have a mission statement?

Now I'm going to be ill....
Posted By: Blockade Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 01:26 AM
.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 01:28 AM
This reductionist strategy will not help you, BB.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 01:28 AM
Since the last 5 posts are clearly about strategic planning and we've hammered out the strategic framework for this thread, let's get to work on fufilling the objectives as outlined.

After all we now have less than 400 posts to get our representatives published in leading journals.

Here is our to do list:
  • Positioning statement
  • Develop key performance indicators
  • Review environmental Factors/trends
  • Review our major strategic issues
  • SWOT analysis
  • Strategic Action Plans
  • Outline functiona requirements
  • Summary of major programs
  • HR summary
  • Financial projections


Any volunteers?
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 01:30 AM
groan. tamper lad is an evil genius....
Posted By: Blockade Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 01:31 AM
Nah, too much like work for me TL.

Drat, thought I could get everybody in the bar and sneak in a <span style="font-size: 6px;">little</span> thought.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 01:37 AM
Alright back to work DB.

And you too BB. We need those financials.
Posted By: Blockade Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 01:39 AM
uh,...,right confused
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 01:43 AM
i'm a very bad employee
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 01:43 AM
*snerk* I'm still a student -- if you expect me to work...

sprockthat
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 01:44 AM
Heaven help us! We've morphed into the Legion of Super-Dilberts!
Posted By: Blockade Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 01:46 AM
We'll have to see if MEL can run us up some brochures for the LSDs wink
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 01:47 AM
DB this process will leverage your talents to build this thread.

Cali, think of this as an invaluable lesson on the futility of strategic planning.

RL Discussions about cartoons are not germaine to the strategic planning process.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 01:49 AM
If it's futile, then why bother?

...don't answer that.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 01:50 AM
If discussions about cartoons aren't germaine, why are we on a comics-themed board?

Don't answer that either.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 01:52 AM
Because the strategic process gives the various stakeholders a vision mission to reach for in the context of building the organization, in this case the thread.

Secondly it helps build talent and capability within the org by creating "stretch" goals for individuals and functional and business units to strive towards.

RL: I refer you to EDE's rules for this game.
Posted By: Blockade Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 01:55 AM
[Linked Image]

[Linked Image]

There is a similarity? Rockhopper you may be on to something!
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 01:57 AM
I toldja not to answer Tamper Lad!! wink
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 01:59 AM
Why do we never get an answer
When we're knocking at the door
With a thousand million questions
About hate and death and war?
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 02:00 AM
Strategic planning seems to be as much fun as creating a viable way of keeping track of Legion chronology....it keeps changing with every reboot!!!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 02:05 AM
Outta steam for this evening, well it was an alright gambit don't ya think.

I think that I could try it again at some point. There's nothing more hated than Strategic Planning. And By extension strategists, who are generally regarded as do-nothing dilletantes who dream up grand schemes and never have to implement them. I guess we're the pseudo-intellectuals of the business world.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 02:07 AM
Sure there are.

-- Reboots
-- Jean Grey coming back from the dead
-- ...President Bush

To name a few!

But it was a good strategy Tamper Lad.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 02:35 AM
It was a fine strategy, indeed.
Posted By: ActorLad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 03:23 AM
I always though that topiary bushes are an interesting form of sculpture. You get to use chainsaws, that's pretty wicked.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 04:02 AM
there have been a lot of massacres in Texas using a chainsaw...
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 04:06 AM
Not in my neighbourhood!
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 04:12 AM
So you didnt kill J.R.?
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 04:19 AM
I've only been to Dallas once and I didn't kill anyone!
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 04:38 AM
whew that was a close one
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 04:54 AM
Indeed, it was.
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 12:27 PM
Close it may have been, but one thing is certain: Blockade Boy and Tamper Lad have evil, brillant minds!
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 12:30 PM
Even Lex Luthor would have been impressed...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 12:32 PM
Really? I identify more with the Computer Tyrants of Colu. Or if we're talking Marvel the High Evolutionary.
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 12:37 PM
Well I see this evil (trying to link to the previous 5 posts) thread grew several pages overnight. Is there a side bet of how many page it will have when it does die?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 12:41 PM
The smart money is on "When humans transcend existence on Earth" as per the strategic objective 3 outlined on Page 7.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 12:41 PM
You guys figure it out - im going to hit the sack!
Posted By: .. Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 12:42 PM
/evil mode on "ahh, but it shall not die......when it approaches the brink of death, i shall somehow resurrect it....noone will ever win!!!!!! BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA" /end evil mode
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 12:50 PM
So dedman, will you even keep yourself from winning?
Posted By: .. Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 01:01 PM
indeed i will........i shall even take victory away from myself if need be.

of course this seems to be quite the healthy thread anyways......
Posted By: Fat Cramer Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 01:35 PM
Flighty, impatient and evil children: you'll all soon go on to the next hot topic, yet I shall endure....
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 02:49 PM
I, madam, am neither flighty, impatient, nor evil.
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 04:23 PM
evil's not so bad.

this thread is incredibly fast growing...who knew!
Posted By: Blockade Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 04:28 PM
Well, I am flighty, impatient, and evil and I've got tons of other good qualities to boot. For one, look at all the customers I recruited over to Shakes! Somebody owes me commission. smile
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 04:31 PM
Would someone slow the growth of this thread? It should be capped with this post until the 21st of August.
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 04:38 PM
Wouldn't it be cool if post #247 was the post that killed this thread?
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 05:24 PM
Do I actually have to read any of this thread before I kill it?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 05:52 PM
No but you just gave an open invitation to reintroduce anything from previous posts to the current topic. Thank You.

I'll bore everyone out of this thread if it's the last thing I do. BWA-HAHA
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 05:54 PM
Your evil laughter does not frighten me!
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 06:14 PM
boredom makes me evil.
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 07:18 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Quislet, Esq.:
Your evil laughter does not frighten me!
That's especially funny with your avatar.
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 07:52 PM
Are you saying my avatar is funny?????

Why I ought to...
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/12/05 10:06 PM
I think your avatar is cute, Quislet. Though I just realised that that thing by Krypto's mouth is a bead of sweat, not a cigarette! I don't know why I thought Krypto would be smoking.
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/13/05 03:37 AM
die die die die die
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/13/05 03:49 AM
Why is Krypto sweating? Did a french poodle make a pass at him or something?
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/13/05 04:00 AM
blast
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/13/05 04:19 AM
I didn't know Krypto could sweat!
Posted By: Fat Cramer Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/13/05 08:11 AM
I didn't know Krypto could smoke - but I like the idea. When Super-pets go bad...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/13/05 11:13 AM
Dogs can't sweat they shed excess heat by panting. Wasn't there a story where red kryptonite created a female super dog and Krypto and had a super dog relationship?
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/13/05 01:20 PM
There was a story where Krypto passed through a red kryptonite cloud and became a collie, Tamper Lad..
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/13/05 01:33 PM
Maybe Kryptonian dogs, unlike their terran counterparts, do sweat. But then, under what circumstances would that happen? Maybe if he's in a Krypton-like environment?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/13/05 01:39 PM
That's the one I was thinking of LAM.

So is everyone happy to have Krypto back in the current DCU? Granted he's just a dog with super powers now, no thought balloons or intelligence.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/13/05 01:45 PM
The dog with thought balloons thing made him too much like Snoopy. It just seemed like it was crying out for a DCU/Peanuts crossover, the thought of which is making Schulz turn in his grave, I'm sure.
Posted By: Nightcrawler Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/13/05 07:59 PM
[Linked Image]

Just FYI, this image is from "The Super-Dog that replaced Krypto!" SUPERBOY #109, DEC 1963. Krypto has just woken from a dream in which Superboy is playing with his rival Swifty while Krypto is chained with a kryptonite leash.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/14/05 12:19 AM
Awww...poor Krypto - so what was Swifty? a dream or was he actually real?
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/14/05 12:40 AM
oooo i love the new teleporting icon!!!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/14/05 12:42 AM
I notice the default avatars got bigger overnight too.
Posted By: Nightcrawler Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/14/05 07:49 AM
Quote
Originally posted by legionadventureman:
Awww...poor Krypto - so what was Swifty? a dream or was he actually real?
Real. This issue was the second time that he got temporary super-powers.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/14/05 11:01 AM
Speaking about dog companions of the super-heroes. Am I alone i thinking what the current Batman needs is Ace the Bathound?
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/14/05 11:25 AM
Batman is already depressed enuff not to have to worry about cleaning up after his pooch
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/14/05 11:30 AM
I think walking around the park at 4am with a little plastic baggie might teach batman some humility.
Posted By: .. Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/14/05 11:41 AM
only if he has to leave his utility belt behind. Aren't utility belts handy?
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/14/05 01:57 PM
They are.

DC Direct once had plans to sell them, but I haven't seen any.

As far as cleaning up after Ace goes, I'm sure that Bats will just hand that job off to Alfred.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/14/05 04:28 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Outdoor Miner:
As far as cleaning up after Ace goes, I'm sure that Bats will just hand that job off to Alfred.
Yep! I know how that works...
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/14/05 05:15 PM
Well, Ace has appeared once post-crisis!

He was in Shadow of the Bat #6-8, where Batman fights Catman, Killer Moth and...wait for it...Calender Man! It's actually one of the better Batman stories of the 90's IMO.

Of course, Ace doesn't think or wear a mask or anything, but it's still cool...
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/14/05 05:17 PM
Calendar Man rocks! He should totally be used more!
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/14/05 05:18 PM
He kicked ass in "The Long Halloween" too! They made him all 'Hannibal Lector' and it was pretty damn cool!

Poor Killer Moth should get more attention too!
Posted By: Faraway Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/14/05 08:16 PM
I dont know much about Killer Moth, but at last a thread I can use my tag team killing powers on!

I think one of my ealiest memories of a batman comic (as opposed to the tv show) featured Callender Man.
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/14/05 08:37 PM
Hmm... actually I'm not sure I've really read anything with the Calendar Man, but he was the favorite Bat-villain of a friend of mine growing up, and he certainly sounds like he has a cool schtick...
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/14/05 08:41 PM
The two stories I pointed out, IMO, are his two best ever, so you should check them out!

I see no reason why all of Bat's foes should be all Joker-bent-on-killing-innocents or Ra's Al Ghul-kill-the-world type deals. Calender Man is unique is his own way!

I demand he return, to at least plague Robin!
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/15/05 01:36 AM
Plaguing Robin is Crazy Quilt's job.

Now there's a villain that needs to make a comeback...
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/15/05 01:51 AM
robin could kill this thread
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/15/05 01:55 AM
I think a 'Robin Vs. Crazy Quilt' mini-series written by Chris Claremont and drawn by Rob Liefield might just be surreal enough to make even me speechless.

Maybe a TPB with a forward by Jay, of 'Jay and Silent Bob' fame?
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/15/05 02:13 AM
The villain that I want to see brought back the most is probably Carl Krueger, leader of the "Scarlet Horde" from Detective #33. He's kind of a Golden Age version of the Dirigible Dictator.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/15/05 02:32 AM
Poison Ivy was one deadly chicky-babe too.

Altho i didnt like how she was rendered in the Batman cartoon of the early 90's, much preferred the mid-60's version of her looking like a pouty seductive wood-nymph...
Posted By: .. Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/15/05 03:03 AM
This is why i like the Villians United mimi so much, you get to see so many long vanished villians.....
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/15/05 05:27 AM
I want to be the villian that kills this thread.
Posted By: Ghost of Numf El Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/15/05 05:44 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Eryk Davis Ester:
Calendar Man rocks! He should totally be used more!
He's not as cool as Colander Man.
Though there always seem to be a few holes in his nefarious plans.
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/15/05 12:46 PM
Oh you invertibrate punster you.

What is an invertibrate punster, you ask?

Why it is someone who is spinelessly unable to resist a pun. so slug me!
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/15/05 03:35 PM
maybe it was punintentional
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/15/05 04:30 PM
Did I hear the word villain. I have the villainy to end this thread.
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/15/05 04:48 PM
I still think puns will kill this thread
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/15/05 04:53 PM
maybe a punny villain.

there's always the possibility of political discourse ruining this thread. maybe we coudl talk about religion.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/15/05 05:02 PM
Bah I will dish out so much PUN-ishment that you will wish you had surrendered this thread to me.
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/15/05 07:45 PM
pUn-y Tamper Lad i shall teach you villainy.

bwahahahahahahahahahaha


"Knowing me, knowing you (ah-haa)
There is nothing we can do
Knowing me, knowing you (ah-haa)
We just have to face it, this time we're through"
Posted By: Faraway Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/15/05 08:44 PM
why do pantomine villains always say

Bwahahahahahahahahahahaha?

Where did that tradition start?
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/15/05 08:47 PM
i stole mine from giffen and maguire's justice league
Posted By: Faraway Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/15/05 08:51 PM
Did they invent it or get from someone else, because I always sort of see an impressivly mustachioed man in top hat and cloak with a girl tied to the railway tracks when I see that on the page.
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/15/05 08:55 PM
really. very interesting...they probably did pick it up from somewhere. skeletor of he-man fame also had a good evil laugh but i cant remember it exactly now.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/15/05 09:03 PM
Mmm.. sexy av DB.

And I dunno where bwahaha came from but I'm more of a mwah fan than bwah. Just sayin'...
Posted By: Faraway Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/15/05 09:16 PM
How do you pronounce Mwah?
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/15/05 09:21 PM
Trade secret Faraway.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/15/05 09:27 PM
Trade secrets are protected by intellectual property law.
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/16/05 03:46 AM
they would be
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/16/05 03:47 AM
So what is the secret to killing this thread?
Posted By: Nightcrawler Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/16/05 03:52 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Abin Quank:
So what is the secret to killing this thread?
The person who posts next (after me) gets banned for a week. laugh wink love
Posted By: Nightcrawler Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/16/05 03:53 AM
Darn! I just got banned for the week!
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/16/05 04:13 AM
Jillikers! Has Nightie banned himself again?
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/16/05 04:49 AM
maybe a chain letter can kill this thread.

hmmmm
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/16/05 12:18 PM
So Gary or Scott could ban us all for a week and win the thread.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/16/05 03:00 PM
Or not, as they wish.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/16/05 03:14 PM
That would be an excessive use of their authority, don't you think?
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/16/05 03:22 PM
Remember what's at stake in this thread!
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/16/05 03:40 PM
MMM steak drool

Oh wait... nevermind!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/16/05 04:05 PM
The stakes are high, the situation desperate. We need to retain some consultants to evaluate our direction an make sure we are on the right track.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/16/05 04:07 PM
The stakes are high, the situation desperate. We need to retain some consultants to evaluate our direction an make sure we are on the right track.
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/16/05 06:06 PM
dosn't repeat posts disqualify you?
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/16/05 06:11 PM
I think so!!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/16/05 06:24 PM
Actually that second post was by the Anti-spin TamperLad from the other side of the big bang. We have successfully invented faster than light communication. See the lies thread for details.
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/16/05 08:30 PM
Which just confirms my long-held suspicion that Tamper Lad = The U.S. Military.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/16/05 08:45 PM
Yep those D.A.R.P.A. cheques sure are sweet.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/16/05 09:13 PM
*gasp* It's all so clear now...
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/16/05 10:42 PM
yet another reason to ban tamper lad.


StormboyII
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/16/05 11:34 PM
Unless he's really the U.S. military, in which case we shouldn't make him angry.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/16/05 11:46 PM
Yeah, he might say that Legion World is a weapon of mass destruction or something!! *gasp*
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/16/05 11:48 PM
I assure you only my anti-spin counterpart would do those bad things... I am but a humble strategist, plain and simple.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 12:12 AM
We're not buying it.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 12:48 AM
Tamper Lad, are you sure you don't sell used cars? wink
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 12:51 AM
Oh let's not dicker over the sticker price. I'll be happy to let that go for 10 per cent below the asking price.

No I've not been been a used car sales man but I have recieved media training from PR coaches.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 12:56 AM
Shall i threaten to do a streak through Legion World - will that kill this thread???
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 01:23 AM
I think we would have to take a few posts to point and laugh first.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 01:43 AM
would you laugh if LASH did the full-frontal thing?
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 01:45 AM
Well, *I* would, yeah.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 01:53 AM
Honestly nudity does not bother me. Now if someone cut through their abdominal wall and then streaked across legion world as their entrails oozed out, and they finally collapsed as they tripped over their intestines, that might bother me.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 01:57 AM
"Might"?

I should probably point out here that I don't mean "laugh" to mean "mock".
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 02:15 AM
I don't think nudity or gore are gonna cut it. What this thread needs to kill it is a nice discussion about the Dewey Decimal system! I particualarly find the 793s to be a lot of fun, don't you?
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 02:20 AM
So long as the discussion isnt about Donald Duck's nephew having math probs in high school...
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 02:28 AM
Comics are in the 741s. Education is in the 370s. Birds are 598.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 02:33 AM
Ahh the Dewey Decimal system. My university's library system used the Library of Congress system instead I think.

Do you happen to know what the prevalence of each happens to be.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 02:36 AM
Has it got anything to do with cosines or quadratic equations?
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 02:38 AM
i do prefer the library of congress method but....


those 794's are hot.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 02:41 AM
For the most part LC is used in academic and research libraries and Dewey is used in public and school libraries. I know both, of course, but as a public librarian, I work with Dewey every day.

There are pluses and minuses to both systems. LC was designed to accomodate one library's collection--the Library of Congress. This is why whole letters are given to things such as "naval history" (V).

On the other hand, Dewey tries to fit everything into just ten categories.

Neither one is particularly useful for cross-disciplinary fields, such as women's studies.

Both systems show a strong US cultural bias. In Dewey, for example, the 200s are religion. 210 to 289 is Christianity. All other religions are wedged into the 290s.

Have I killed the thread yet?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 02:46 AM
Oh I'm just looking at my copy of Leading Change by John Kotter.

Apparently Strategic Planning is HD58.8K65 in the Library of Congress and 658.4'06 under Dewey.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 02:49 AM
Will guys wearing spandex g-strings make it back to the beaches in summer?
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 02:49 AM
The 658s. I know them well. We get a lot of people looking to start a small business.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 02:56 AM
Well I honestly don't know how much a lot of those books could help a small business person starting out. They tend to be good reference material but they dont hammer at what they need to know.

1) sell something for more than it cost you to buy. Don't forget that the gross has to cover your period costs.
2) be careful of expanding too fast and tying up all your cash in inventory/capital goods. That sinks a lot of people.
3) Figure out who your selling to, don't try to be all things to all people.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 03:00 AM
I didn't say they were all successful. wink
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 03:31 AM
Pretty much always, "Keep it Simple Stupid" works as the best teaching philosopy.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 03:33 AM
Ah...that old KISS saying. I wonder who thought it up?
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 03:35 AM
Ace Freely?
Posted By: Lightning Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 03:38 AM
How about this. I will reset to zero the post count of the next five posters to this thread. Think that will stop the posting?
Posted By: Sam Pureheart Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 03:41 AM
**Meow**

OK, Go ahead...

I Double Dog Dare Ya!

**Meow**
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 04:00 AM
And I just hit 1000 too!!

...oops...
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 04:22 AM
Congrats on hitting the century mark, Cali!
Posted By: Faraway Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 11:41 AM
Honest answer LL No!

Oh no I posted I didnt mean to, dont.........

No I'm Shrinking........Shrinking...........
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 01:02 PM
Throw caution to the wind and post.
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 01:50 PM
post.
Posted By: Faraway Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 08:04 PM
Disaster Boy avoids the post count reset as he was 6th poster not in the first five.
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 08:21 PM
you didn't really think i would risk my post count did you? i just made 1000 man!
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 08:21 PM
I think the winner will be the person who makes the 2500th post after which the thread has to be locked.
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 08:23 PM
is 2500 posts the thread limit?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 08:27 PM
The 2500th post or 2500th reply?
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 08:42 PM
always thinkin' tamper lad.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 08:44 PM
never too early to plan for the endgame.
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 08:48 PM
can i be on your team. oh wait it's every poster for themself.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 09:15 PM
That's a depressing outlook DB!
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 09:16 PM
fine, why don't some of us join forces to terminate this thread. obviously none of us can end this thread on our own. the enemy of my enemy is my..., you know the lesser of the two evil's bit.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 09:22 PM
ohhh ohhhh I know some great team building exercises.

So everyone gets two minutes to talk about themselves and the team takes notes. Then after collating all of them the talker gets down on his/her knees in front of the team spokesperson, who tells her/him 10 positive ajectives about that they've learned about that person. This process is repeated for the whole team.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 09:29 PM
I vote we boot Tamper Lad from the thread because all he does is traumatize us with team building and plans of DOOM.
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 09:37 PM
we could do ice breakers instead. or get in touch with our primitive gendered selves. i think i have a "talking stick" we could pass around. does somebody have a bongo drum?
Posted By: rickshaw1 Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 11:04 PM
Kill this thread, eh?

Fart juice.
Pregnant outtie navel suckling.
Body-building females on steroids.

eeeccchhhh!

If this doesn't do it, just lemme know, i can get infinately worse.
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 11:07 PM
that's disgusting StormBoy
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 11:23 PM
Well, we could also resort to your basic Usenet thread-killer.

Here goes:

Hitler
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/17/05 11:59 PM
Jeepers! I still think "I'll conquer the Earth and rename it New Germany!" has to be one of silliest lines ever spoken in a Legion book!
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/18/05 12:35 AM
Hmmm. 36 minutes. Not bad. Maybe it just needs more juice.

Hitler
Hitler
Hitler
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/18/05 12:42 AM
That's a simplistic strategy dont you think.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/18/05 12:44 AM
Yes.

Hitler.
Posted By: Blockade Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/18/05 01:18 AM
That just a bit offensive. Not funny at all.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/18/05 01:38 AM
this is true. so let's move on to a funny topic. I nominate comparative biology. For example did you know rabbits have a two-pass digestive system?
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/18/05 01:42 AM
What amuses me, though, is that it was working.

Can we do comparative biology before lunchtime?
Posted By: Blockade Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/18/05 01:43 AM
drat

Forget biology. Won't work. If confrontation won't work, biology won't work. You tried boring before, remember?
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/18/05 01:49 AM
By constantly repeating the strategy of being boring, he is being boring on a whole new level! However, I find his meta-boringness an interesting strategy, so it is self-defeating!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/18/05 01:51 AM
Anytime is a good time for comparative biology.

So rabbits eat their poo to get the nutrients out. The bacteria and digestive enzymes of their gut break down the cellulose but by that time it's too late to absorb the sugar so they must eat it again.

Rodents on the other hand have a higly developed Caecum (the area of the ascending colon where the small intestine joins the colon) where bacteria break down plant matter. Humans of course have a vestigial organ known as the appendix because we dont digest cellulose.

Ruminants such as cows solve the problem by having a bacterial filled rumen where cellulose is decomposed. Periodically the material is regurgitated into the mouth where it is chewed some more (chewing the cud). So when the material enters the true stomach and intestines it is ready for digestion.
Posted By: Blockade Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/18/05 01:53 AM
drat

confrontation still not working. Anyhow forget that. No point in trying to stop the thread while there's possibility of a great discussion of "boring."


I think "meta-boring" would constitute a discussion of "what is boring," not being really, really boring though of course this discussion would be boring.

We should have this discussion.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/18/05 01:57 AM
How can this comp bio be boring? I know people who make careers of this stuff. Mostly on the molecular level these days but same stuff different scale.

And as to my strategy, I'm a big believer in core-competencies as opposed to diversification. Sure think outside the box, but make sure what you plan is within the skill-set.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/18/05 02:08 AM
Biology. That's the 570s.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/18/05 02:14 AM
I would have figured it was the L-7s.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/18/05 02:16 AM
Now library science... that's boring
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/18/05 02:22 AM
Au contraire! It's fascinating! For example, did you know that, according to the current version of the Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules, the composer, not the lyricist, is considered the primary author of a muscial play? For example, Frederick Loewe, not Alan Jay Lerner, is considered the primary author of Camelot, for purposes of cataloguing. I would have thought it to be the other way around, myself.
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/18/05 12:31 PM
Fascinating
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/18/05 02:51 PM
Boring! This thread now officially DESERVES to Die!
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/18/05 03:42 PM
I know something that will interest you all! laugh

In addition to buying all kinds of property and casualty insurance, one can also purchase 'umbrella' insurance. Such a thing exists to act as one larger insurance policy in case any claim exceeds the underlying insurance policies, which may or may not include various other property insurance policies or casualty insurance policies. Umbrella insurance can often be done on an excess basis, which is the recomended route, as one can purchase something along the lines of two hundred thousand dollars in excess of two hundred thousand dollars, often at a very low rate because of such a high limit in the policy. Yet, for this small premium owed, you can be covered at up to five hundred thousand dollars. What in the world would create a five hundred thousand dollar claim on general casualty insurance you ask? Obviously, you've never pulled an all-nighter with Cobalt Kid.
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/18/05 07:40 PM
this thread must die....
Posted By: rtvu2 Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/18/05 08:06 PM
Cobalt Kid: Chief of Security to Policy Pam? PolicyPam

Say it isnt so!
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/18/05 08:20 PM
Good luck with that DB... wink
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/18/05 08:29 PM
someone needs to kill this thread, i dont even care who anymore.
Posted By: rtvu2 Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/18/05 08:30 PM
your Disaster Boy...do something tease
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/18/05 08:58 PM
All everyone has to do to kill this thread is to let me win.
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/18/05 09:00 PM
fine. oh ooops....
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/18/05 11:41 PM
Your intransigence has forced a return to the negotiating table. All LW members with a stake in the outcome are invited to be parties of the proceedings.

Please post your comments to:

The Kill-This-Thread Contest!
c/o Mission Monitor Board
Legion Clubhouse
Legion World
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 12:28 AM
*snerk*

If I weren't already engaged to Actor Lad, I'd definitely propose to you Tamper Lad. Just sayin'...

(Don't worry Luna, we can still keep having sleepovers after I tie the knot. wink )
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 12:34 AM
A Legion World wedding? Where have I been to have missed this?

And Cali--did you know that once me and Luna were gonna be married? Loooooooooooooong story... laugh
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 03:30 AM
Marriage. A lovely institution.

As I was saying, according to the second edition of Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules, section 1.1b4:

Abridge a long title proper only if this can be done without loss of essential information. Never omit any of the first five words of a title proper (excluding the alternative title). Indicate omissions by the mark of omission.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 03:56 AM
DIE! Thread! DIE!
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 04:03 AM
See? Cataloguing isn't just the most fascinating thing since the accordian, it's fun besides!

Section 1.02G of AACR2 states:

Add accents and other diacritical marks that are not present in the data found in the source of information in accordance with the usage of the language used in the context.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 04:05 AM
ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 04:09 AM
Section 1.1F9 states:
Replace symbols or other matter that cannot be reproduced by the facilities available with the cataloguer's description in square brackets. Make an explanatory note if necessary.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 04:11 AM
ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 04:17 AM
Section 4.7B5
Make notes on titles borne by the item other than the title proper. Optionally, give a romanization of the title proper.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 04:26 AM
ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 04:29 AM
Section 5.3A1
Precede this area by a full stop, space, dash, space.
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 04:32 AM
So, I take it other countries have their own cataloguing systems that they use for their libraries? Have there been major movements to internationalize cataloguing systems?
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 04:37 AM
ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 04:37 AM
Not that I'm aware. The major English-speaking countries all use some form of AACR.

Ah, I remember when I was in grad school taking cataloguing. The prof would begin each class with a 15-minute monologue about her Bedlington terriers, followed by two and a half hours about descriptive cataloguing or whatever the subject of the day was.

I remember the day we had a tornado and she just looked out the window and said "Don't worry, the sky's not green enough" and droned on about something to do with periodicals. *snif* Those were good times.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 04:41 AM
ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 04:44 AM
We often heard about the Bedlington terriers' obedience trials. Their names were Farnsworth and Dudley Do-Right. I almost felt as if I knew them.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 04:43 AM
ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 04:50 AM
And when she talked about serials! It made me wish every meal was breakfast!
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 04:51 AM
That auto-reply feature sure is nifty!
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 04:56 AM
Sure is, but not as nifty as cataloguing, Bedlington terriers and Library of Congress subject headings!
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 05:28 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Eryk Davis Ester:
That auto-reply feature sure is nifty!
Heh... that's not the word I was going to use to describe it... wink

And, no, Cobie, I was unaware!! Anytine you wanna tell it, I'm up for a good story. ^_^
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 05:47 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Caliente:

And, no, Cobie, I was unaware!! Anytine you wanna tell it, I'm up for a good story. ^_^
It's merely the first chapter in the exciting LMB Saga,
The Good, The Dark, and The Dead!
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 06:07 AM
Oooh, I'm so there~

*snaps uncooly like the white girl she is*
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 12:55 PM
Gosh geewillikers this nifty old style slang sure is swell, fellas.

For a second there I thought I was listening to Jack Benny's singing sidekicks Dennis or Kenny on the Jello Program.
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 01:18 PM
How about an old style rumble in song?

JETS
The Jets are gonna have their day
Tonight
The Jets are gonna have their way
Tonight
The Puerto Ricans grumble
'Fair fight'
But if they start a rumble
We'll rumble'em right

SHARKS
We're gonna hand'em a surprise
Tonight
We're gonna cut'em down to size
Tonight
We said 'OK no rumpus
No tricks'
But just in case they jump us
We're ready to mix
Tonight

JETS
We're gonna rock it tonight
We're gonna jazz it up
And have us a ball

SHARKS
They're gonna get it tonight
The more they turn it on
The harder they'll fall

JETS
Well they began it

SHARKS
Well they began it

JETS & SHARKS
And we're the ones to stop'em once and for all
Tonight

ANITA
Anita's gonna get her kicks
Tonight
We'll have our private little mix
Tonight
He'll walk in hot and tired
Poor dear!
Don't matter if he's tired
As long as he's near
Tonight

TONY
Tonight, tonight
Won't be just any night
Tonight there will be no morning star
Tonight, tonight
I'll see my love tonight
And for us stars will stop
Where they are

MARIA
Today the minutes seem like hours
The hours go so slowly
And still the sky is light
Oh moon
Grow bright
And make this endless day
Endless night

JETS
The Jets are coming out on top
Tonight
We're gonna watch Bernardo drop
Tonight
That Puerto Rican punk'll
Go down
And when he's hollered Uncle
We'll tear up the town
RIFF : We'll be backing you boy
ICE : Right
RIFF : You're gonna flat him good
ICE : Right

MARIA
Tonight, tonight
Won't be just any night
Tonight there will be no morning star
Tonight, tonight
I'll see my love tonight
And for us stars will stop
Where they are

SHARKS
We're gonna rock it tonight
We're gonna jazz it tonight
They're gonna get it tonight
Tonight

ANITA
Tonight,
Late tonight
We're gonna mix it tonight JETS & SHARKS
But they began it
They began it
They began it

TONY & MARIA
Tonight the minutes seem like hours
The hours go so slowly
And still the sky is light
Oh moon
Grow bright
And make this endless day
Endless night...

ANITA
Tonight
Anita's gonna have her day
Bernardo's gonna have his way...

JETS & SHARKS
And we're the ones to stop'em once and for all
The Jets/The Sharks are gonna have their way
The Jets/The Sharks are gonna have their day
We're gonna rock it tonight...

ALL
...Tonight
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 01:31 PM
Bah, not all heterosexual men are intimidated by showtunes.

Now a show tune in one of those old Hollywood musicals where they're all doing the synchronized swimming and there's like feather boas and stuff... That might keep me away.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 01:41 PM
An Esther Williams movie?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 01:56 PM
As I said I don't stay long enough to get the name of the movie that contains such drivel. I do note that such movies are on sunday afternoons when the weather is bad preventing me from going on my trips in the outdoors.

You'd know better than me.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 03:02 PM
ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 03:06 PM
TL, it's good to know that there are some straight men out there with an appreciation for show tunes.

Quislet, thank you, I'll be singing "Tonight" all day! mad wink

I'm always glad to discuss musicals, which as I stated earlier, use the composer, not the lyricist as the primary access point in cataloguing.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 03:09 PM
ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 03:18 PM
Mr. Speaker, I rise on a point of order.

Abin Quank's posts to this thread are clearly non-sequiter and are ineligiable to win the contest.

I ask that they be ruled out of order. I ask further that the posts in question be expunged from the record, and that he be barred from making any further comment.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/19/05 03:18 PM
ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)

tongue tongue tongue
Posted By: Blockade Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 01:29 AM
^^^^^^^^
lol lol lol lol lol
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 01:33 AM
Obviously negotiations have broken down, stronger measures must be taken.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 02:25 AM
alcohol will cure anything
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 02:32 AM
I'll drink to that!! cheers
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 02:35 AM
I'd rather drink it than catalog it! I'm a reference librarian, anyway! laugh
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 02:38 AM
ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)

tongue tongue tongue
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 02:46 AM
why not use your scizzors, Abin? LOL
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 02:50 AM
Ummm... They're broken?

Yeah, that's it... They're Broken!
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 03:07 AM
Kill the bastards!!!!
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 03:17 AM
ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)

tongue tongue tongue
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 03:33 AM
insert *evil maniacal laugh* here
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 03:46 AM
I'll not surrender this thread to the ravages of non-sequiter posts. Stand with me lads. I'll not live to see idiocy astride our people.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 03:48 AM
Amen! No non sequiturs in "Kill This Thread"!
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 03:53 AM
Join me in another drink?
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 04:03 AM
ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)

tongue tongue tongue
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 04:01 AM
How come I never activate the autoresponse?? I think I'm almost maybe kind of hurt...

Hey, it could happen!!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 04:05 AM
Rally round the flag of freedom. Fight the evil power.

We must live free or die, who speak the tongue
That Shakespeare spake; the faith and morals hold
That Milton held.
- Wordsworth
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 04:08 AM
And, segueing into Blake:

"And did those feet, in ancient time
Walk upon England's mountains green..."
Come on, kids, sing along!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 04:09 AM
.... I will not cease from mental fight,
Nor shall my sword sleep in my hand,
Till we have built Jerusalem
In England's green and pleasant land.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 04:10 AM
Oh say can you see
By the dawn's early light...

*Sing up, Louise!*
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 04:14 AM
Allons, enfants de le patrie, le jour de gloire est arrive!
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 04:18 AM
"Your day of glory has arrived"...but i dont get the bit before that
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 04:23 AM
Come, children of the fatherland the day of glory has arrived.

Against us the bloody standard of the tyranny is raised.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 04:23 AM
Literally, it's "Let's go, children of the fatherland, the day of glory is arrived." It's the first line of "La Marseillaise", the French national anthem.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 04:22 AM
Viva le revolution!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 04:25 AM
NON!!!

Vive le Roi !

Vive la Reine !
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 04:28 AM
Mais oui, TL.

Vive tous les reines!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 04:31 AM
God Save our Noble Queen.
God save our gracious queen.
God save the Queen.
Send her victorious,
Happy and glorious
Long to reign over us
God save the Queen.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 04:34 AM
O Canada!
Our home and native land!
True patriot love in all thy sons command.

With glowing hearts we see thee rise,
The True North strong and free!

From far and wide,
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.

God keep our land glorious and free!
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.

O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 04:39 AM
In days of yore
from Britain's shore
Wolfe the dauntless hero came
And planted firm Britannia's flag
on Canada's fair domain.

Here may it wave
our boast our pride
and joined in love together
the thistle shamrock rose entwined
The maple leaf forever.

The maple leaf our emblem dear
The maple leaf forever
God save our Queen and heaven bless
The maple leaf forever
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 04:44 AM
And the only one for my own country that I really like:

O beautiful for spacious skies,
For amber waves of grain;
For purple mountain majesties
Above the fruited plain!
America! America!
God shed His grace on thee,
And crown thy good with brotherhood,
From sea to shining sea.

O beautiful for heroes proved
In liberating strife,
Who more than self their country loved,
And mercy more than life!
America! America!
May God thy gold refine,
Till all success be nobleness,
And every gain divine.

O beautiful for patriot dream
That sees beyond the years
Thine alabaster cities gleam,
Undimmed by human tears!
America! America!
God mend thine every flaw,
Confirm thy soul in self control,
Thy liberty in law.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 04:58 AM
Merci beaucoup, mon ami Jean
Posted By: .. Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 12:14 PM
whats up with the anthems?
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 01:31 PM
Patriotism gone rampant?
Posted By: Blockade Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 02:21 PM
The 'Beer Song' lyrics
by Mark Kaye

Beer's great. Beer's a kick.
I like to drink beer 'til I get sick.
I drink Beer 'til I fall on the floor,
Then I crawl to the fridge and I drink some more.
I try to drink Beer 'til I think I'm dyin'
But I never do so I just keep tryin'.
Maybe one day I'll quit drinking Beer...
...But probably not.

Miller Lite, Bud Light, Coors Light, Heineken
Tell me it's Beer and I'll drink just about anything.
A few cans of Keystone and I lose track of time.
I'd walk a hundred miles for Corona with lime.
I never turn down a Beer when it's offered
'Cause Beer makes ugly girls look like Cindy Crawford.
Orange Juice has Vitamin C, Milk does the body good
But Beer gets you drunk

Now I like liquor, and I like wine.
But my watch says it's Miller Time.
Barley, Hops, and Yeast fermented.
Bring me a beer and I'll be contented.
In a can, or from the tap
Or in a bottle with a cap
Early in the morning or late at night
I never drank a beer that I didn't like.

Beer's great, Beer's a kick.
I like to drink Beer 'til I get sick.
Beer makes you have to go pee.
And Beer nearly cost me my college degree.
They say Beer can give you a gut.
Well so what! They can kiss my butt!
I don't think I'll ever quit drinking beer.
'Cause Beer is great!
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 02:53 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Caliente:
How come I never activate the autoresponse?? I think I'm almost maybe kind of hurt...

Hey, it could happen!!
ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)
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Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 03:03 PM
A song about beer will not drive people out of this thread.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 03:03 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Caliente:
[qb] How come I never activate the autoresponse?? I think I'm almost maybe kind of hurt...

Hey, it could happen!!
ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)
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Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 06:12 PM
Awww... love Abin. laugh

And, also, amen to no more singing/whatever the heck that was last page. shudder It was too scary.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 06:18 PM
This thread will not be killed easily but as you all know,

I will not cease from mental fight,
Nor shall my sword sleep in my hand,
Till we have built Jerusalem
In Legion World's green and pleasant land.
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 06:58 PM
"Jerusalem Boogie" to us, perhaps, but to the birds it meant "Supper's Ready".
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/20/05 07:46 PM
I prefer to see the hymn it in terms that the British social democrats see it. The song was a favorite of T.C. Douglas, father of Canadian Medicare.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 02:02 AM
And it's just plain fun to sing! Unfortunately, outside of England, it makes very little sense.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 02:18 AM
ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)
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Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 02:26 AM
Alright time for some CANADIAN POLITICAL QUOTATIONS


Man can fly through the air like a bird.
He can swim beneath the sea like a fish.
He can burrow beneath the ground like a mole.
Now if only he could walk the Earth like a man,
This would be paradise.

TC Douglas
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 02:30 AM
ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)
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Posted By: Loser Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 02:48 AM
Methinks Abin's computer has some Anger Management issues.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 02:49 AM
ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)
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Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 02:50 AM
Yes he's it's the only thing I've ever seen that dislikes Tommy Douglas.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 02:51 AM
I like it here at Legion World
the patrons here are fun and jolly
just wish some posters reply
when i don't commit a folly

I like it here at Legion World
my mind is in a whirl
Some posters have male names
even tho they be girls

I like it here at Legion World
with subjects wide and varied
I can mix with all different types
and those who were Drew Carey'd

I like it here at Legion World
my mind is filled with dread
could it be my bad poetry
Finally kills this thread???
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 02:51 AM
What's a Tommy Douglas?
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 02:52 AM
I think Abin's cool...
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 02:53 AM
ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)
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Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 02:55 AM
If nothing else, you gotta admire his tenacity! wink
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 03:05 AM
Caliente
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 03:07 AM
Tommy Douglas gave us Canadians medicare. He was a Baptist minister that became a politician. (Imagine a left-wing Baptist). I excerpted a speech of his in a previous post.

http://archives.cbc.ca/IDC-1-74-851-4958/people/tommy_douglas/clip4

Fortunately he was never in charge of the government, what a disaster that would have been.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 03:10 AM
Actually, Baptists were originally left-wing radicals.

But things change...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 03:16 AM
Well Canada used to be more conservative than the US too ya know? Now we practically look on the verge of an anarchist revolution compared to you guys.

What would really cinch it is if there was a picture of the Queen smoking a huge joint, eyes glazed reaching for the nachos with her other hand.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 03:16 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Abin Quank:
Caliente
Yes??
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 03:19 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Caliente:
Quote
Originally posted by Abin Quank:
[b] Caliente
Yes?? [/b]
OOPS, Something else else deactivated my auto response... Dang now I have to think out actual responses to this thread...

No Fair!
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 03:21 AM
Sixty years ago, Tarrant County, Texas (Fort Worth), was the most heavily Democratic county in the US. That most certainly has changed!
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 03:21 AM
Die! You bastiches! Dieeeeee!
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 03:26 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Abin Quank:
OOPS, Something else else deactivated my auto response... Dang now I have to think out actual responses to this thread...

No Fair!
That's life kid. I like that my name's the first thing you said after the auto-response was deactivated, though... makes me feel all honorable-like.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 03:28 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Caliente:
Quote
Originally posted by Abin Quank:
[b]OOPS, Something else else deactivated my auto response... Dang now I have to think out actual responses to this thread...

No Fair!
That's life kid. I like that my name's the first thing you said after the auto-response was deactivated, though... makes me feel all honorable-like. [/b]
So it was you who thwarted my clever scheme to KILL THIS THREAD!

And I thought you liked me, *snif*
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 03:31 AM
Huzzah! Three cheers for Caliente and her feminine wiles!
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 03:33 AM
ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)
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All Fixed Now! smile
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 03:34 AM
Oh drat! I must have fixed it accidentally. Augh! Caliente, could you come over here for a sec? We need you again!
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 03:35 AM
with a tiny bit of encouragement from moi, dude!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 03:35 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Rockhopper Lad:
Sixty years ago, Tarrant County, Texas (Fort Worth), was the most heavily Democratic county in the US. That most certainly has changed!
But southern Dems from that era were generally conservative and segregationalist. Back then there were Republicans in the North East who were fairly liberal.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 03:39 AM
Hee, me and my whiles are needed, are they?? I wasn't even aware I had any... wink

And I do like you Abin... can't you tell? *pouts*
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 03:39 AM
True enough. Our two-party system has a very weird history.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 03:42 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Caliente:
Hee, me and my whiles are needed, are they?? I wasn't even aware I had any... wink

And I do like you Abin... can't you tell? *pouts*
Awww... Don't pout...

Damm she did it again!


urk scream
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 03:47 AM
Y'know you love it Abin... wink

Holt
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/21/05 03:50 AM
angel laugh shocked :rolleyes:

Who? Me? lol
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/22/05 03:01 AM
I have just detected Abin's attempt to push this thread off the front page by bumping a series of semi-dormant threads.

This strategy has failed.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/22/05 03:05 AM
ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)
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Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/22/05 03:30 AM
MWA-HAHAHAHAHA
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/22/05 03:31 AM
Tamper Lad, you *are* an evil genius!
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/22/05 04:11 AM
death to this thread.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/22/05 05:30 AM
Damn you Tamper Lad!! After all my hard work...

...looks like I'll have to find some new wiles or something...
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/22/05 06:02 AM
Abin, you are a riot!!!!
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/22/05 06:10 AM
Don't encourage him LAM!! *sigh* Boys... shake
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/22/05 06:36 AM
I like eccentric people, Cali
Posted By: Fat Cramer Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/22/05 08:04 AM
Still here - and thinking of activating my stash of posts that killed threads in the past....
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/22/05 09:03 AM
oh my...don't jinx it now!
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/22/05 12:59 PM
Hmm maybe someone with lots of time should tally who had the last post on all the threads in Legion World.
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/22/05 01:00 PM
This is the last post on the last thread (I could find) on the Mission Monitor Board

Quote
Originally posted by Thriftshop Debutante:
And I'm a debutante. We're a perfect match.

And this is 200!
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/22/05 01:07 PM
Maybe a good stiff drink will help you along, Quis...
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/22/05 01:12 PM
I'll take the stiff, but I don't drink. O:
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/22/05 01:13 PM
well, have a coffee at SHAKES - my treat!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/22/05 01:16 PM
The state of this thread is acceptable. I see no need to change anything right now.


Your proposal to count all the last posts sounds like a precurser to a tiebreaker. Counting all the threads on LW gives an advantage to long-time members. I reject the slippery slope of even looking at threads beyond the 2 most-recent pages of posts.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/22/05 01:35 PM
ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)
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Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/22/05 01:37 PM
Oh, they're always running the same old movie on this channel! wink

Johnny Dangerously, as I recall.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/22/05 02:03 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Rockhopper Lad:
Oh, they're always running the same old movie on this channel! wink

Johnny Dangerously, as I recall.
You Sir are an Icehole and a Corksoaker...

rotflmao

ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)
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Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/22/05 02:37 PM
I think Abin could use one of Mother's Little Helpers
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/22/05 04:11 PM
I'm assuming you mean the ones you take with water as opposed to the ones that require batteries.
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/23/05 12:02 AM
lol

29 pages were worth it for that alone.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/23/05 12:12 AM
Would the battery powered devices Outdoor Miner's talking about be sometimes called Battery Operated Boyfriends?
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/23/05 03:36 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Outdoor Miner:
I'm assuming you mean the ones you take with water as opposed to the ones that require batteries.
We can all go home now, OM WINS AGAIN!!!
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/23/05 03:41 AM
Really! He was clearly talking about a flashlight! wink
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/23/05 03:45 AM
OM did not kill the tread
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/23/05 04:05 AM
Okay, cross that idea off the list...
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/23/05 11:43 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Abin Quank:
We can all go home now, OM WINS AGAIN!!!
Words to live by.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/23/05 11:48 PM
I don't think it was sincere OM, I think he was playing:

Counter Off-Miner to the weak side out of a Strong-I set. Fortunately our linebacker's were not fooled by the misdirection of his lead block and stopped him for no gain.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 12:03 AM
Even football, powerfully boring as it is, can't kill this thread! wink
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 12:06 AM
It would be more interesting if the game was played by hairy men wearing jockstraps and ball protectors
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 12:08 AM
What about black leather and ball-gags instead?
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 12:11 AM
Hey, at least in Australia, the football players are wearing very little. American football involves shoulder pads that would put Joan Crawford to shame so you can't tell what their bodies look like! wink
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 12:08 AM
Alright then let's try other forms of football. Let's start with Association Football (or Soccer as we call it), I saw on the web that Maradona admitted that there was no Hand of God and that he in fact punched the ball into the net against England in in 1986.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 12:12 AM
Soccer players always look great in those little shorts! drool
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 12:17 AM
And US football would have resembled soccer, if Canadians had not introduced a version of rugby that evolved into American football. I believe that a team from Harvard was at McGill and liked that version of the game so much they took it home with them.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 12:15 AM
Blame Canada!
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 12:25 AM
The only thing the game does not allow is to have a camera crew finding out who REALLY dropped that soap!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 12:24 AM
I dont see anything to take blame for. Football is awesome. I've always wanted to see a game at the Rose Bowl.

I like Rugby too, but it's too hard to follow as a spectator. More than 3/4ths of the time you can't even see which team has posession.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 03:42 AM
I've never been able to wrap my brain around football. It's like German. I've tried, but I just can't get the way the grammar works.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 03:56 AM
Football is a natural game for evil geniuses because

a) there's so much strategy (genius aspect)
b) people are paid to inflict pain on each other for your entertainment (evil aspect)
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 03:57 AM
That must be why I've never cared for it: I'm not evil. angel
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 04:02 AM
What about Hulk Hogan and his team of roughnecking pugilists?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 04:06 AM
True but that's not "real" although I'm sure they're soaking in ice at the end of a show. I watched it a bit as a kid, the show aspect was always more interesting to me than the "fighting" aspect.


Actually I'm not much for the real martial arts fighting either because those matches are just a civilized death match.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 04:20 AM
Man, I evil ~

...and I was a cheerleader to go to all the games free...
Posted By: ActorLad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 04:38 AM
I was in the band so I got in games for free. Anyone want to hear the "Hey song"?
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 04:40 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
True but that's not "real" although I'm sure they're soaking in ice at the end of a show. I watched it a bit as a kid, the show aspect was always more interesting to me than the "fighting" aspect.


Actually I'm not much for the real martial arts fighting either because those matches are just a civilized death match.
So you werent Kung Fu Fighting along with everyone else, TL?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 04:44 AM
Sure I was, but even as a kid I knew that martial sports has always been a rehersal for actually life and death combat.
Posted By: ActorLad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 04:46 AM
No, most go with the idea that you learn them so you don't have to use them.

*just came back from his karate lesson*
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 04:50 AM
True but we also built 50,000 nuclear weapons over 40 years on the same principle, if only a different scale.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 05:08 AM
Bush is all gung ho into dragging everybody into battle against the Taliban, like its his own personal crusade or something
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 05:26 AM
Quote
Originally posted by ActorLad:
I was in the band so I got in games for free. Anyone want to hear the "Hey song"?
I know a cheer dance to that... ><

...we should play it at our reception!! wink It'd be good times.
Posted By: Faraway Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 08:04 PM
"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times"

So Cali, does every girl in America want to be a cheerleader?
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 08:10 PM
Not the butch lesbians or the goth girls.
Posted By: Faraway Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 08:44 PM
Now those cheerleaders I would pay money to see!

Ladies and Gentlemen, the Goths will now perform the latest number called

"I hate you all but I cant be bothered to kill you"
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 08:46 PM
Mmmm United States Prime Cheerleaders, certified tattoo, piercing, and disease free by the USDA.

Sorry, Sorry I jest, but I know a lot of squads have rules like this. I find it funny, now back to my regularly scheduled program.

MMmmmm Cheerleaders....
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 08:59 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Faraway Lad:
So Cali, does every girl in America want to be a cheerleader?
I'm going to go out on a limb here and say, "No." In fact, at my high school, almost no one wanted to do it.

Ironically, though, there are two other cheerleaders in my chemistry lab class and we laugh about the old days sometimes...

And, also, tongue to Tamper Lad. Because I can.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 09:10 PM
You're still upset over my earlier comments, aren't you? I bow my head in shame. frown
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 09:11 PM
Hee. Good, you should!!

And, also, because you made cheerleaders sound like the main course at a steakhouse. Also shameful... wink
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 09:14 PM
Hey if George W. Bush ever wanted to fix the United States' merchandise trade and current account deficit...
Posted By: Faraway Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 09:15 PM
Let me think here though?

Cheerleaders = nice

Steak = nice

Howcome shamefull? tease
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 10:09 PM
Hahaha. Well, I happen to think...

Cheerleaders = lame

Steak = gross

...but that's just me. wink
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/24/05 10:56 PM
That's just un-American. tongue
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/25/05 12:05 AM
How would you know Canuck? tease
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/25/05 01:50 AM
Canada is just like the US only the labels are half-French, everything's Metric and taxes are higher.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/25/05 01:54 AM
Wow...

...sucks for you!! wink

(Kidding, I joke because I love )
Posted By: Ghost of Numf El Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/25/05 10:23 AM
Has no-one managed to kill this thread yet?

I thought everyone would have given up by now.

Hmm... I know !

Unclean ! Unclean !

Keep Clear - Biohazard !

Nuclear Waste !

Bubonic Plague !

Ebola !!!!!!!!

Maybe that'll work.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/25/05 12:14 PM
I really miss Abin's "Die you bastich thread"
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/25/05 03:48 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Ghost of Numf-El:
Has no-one managed to kill this thread yet?

I thought everyone would have given up by now.

Hmm... I know !

Unclean ! Unclean !

Keep Clear - Biohazard !

Nuclear Waste !

Bubonic Plague !

Ebola !!!!!!!!

Maybe that'll work.
Nope it didn't.

Maybe if Semi & I got into a long and multiple post discussion of some esoteric aspect of the law, then we would drive everyone else away and we can share the glory of killing this thread.
Posted By: Lad Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/25/05 04:48 PM
I'm rather fond of 29 U.S.C. ERISA.
Posted By: Lad Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/25/05 04:53 PM
with, of course, an emphasis on Title IV -- Plan Termination Insurance, not that Titles I - III are anything less than fascinating.
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/25/05 05:02 PM
Oh don't get me started on ERISA!

(that was the actual law subject I was thinking of)
Posted By: Lad Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/25/05 05:24 PM
There are other laws worthy of this thread? I think not!
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/25/05 05:34 PM
Nope and isn't this section just pure poetry?

Quote
TITLE 29 > CHAPTER 18 > SUBCHAPTER III > Subtitle B > § 1322b

§ 1322b. Aggregate limit on benefits guaranteed; criteria applicable


Release date: 2004-10-27

(a) Notwithstanding sections 1322 and 1322a of this title, no person shall receive from the corporation pursuant to a guarantee by the corporation of basic benefits with respect to a participant under all multiemployer and single employer plans an amount, or amounts, with an actuarial value which exceeds the actuarial value of a monthly benefit in the form of a life annuity commencing at age 65 equal to the amount determined under section 1322 (b)(3)(B) of this title as of the date of the last plan termination.
Posted By: Lad Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/25/05 05:39 PM
I actually wrote the PBGC's operating policy implementing this section of the law. 26 pages, including detailed numerical examples, of awe-inspiring bureaucratic beauty.
Posted By: Lad Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/25/05 05:50 PM
I never expected a legion World thread to be home to:

Generally, a Payee’s benefit in the Prior Plan will be calculated in both the automatic form for married participants and the automatic form for unmarried participants, but only one will be used in any given Current Plan calculation. For example, if a Payee’s benefit is being calculated as the QJSA in the Current Plan, the assumed Prior Plan benefit calculated in the Prior Plan’s automatic form for married participants would be used in the calculation of the Aggregate Limit. If a Payee’s benefit is being calculated as a PBGC-offered 5C&C, the assumed Prior Plan benefit calculated in the Prior Plan’s automatic form for unmarried participants would be used in the calculation of the Aggregate Limit. Only the portion of the assumed annuity payable after the annuity starting date of the benefit from the Current Plan will be considered.
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/25/05 06:10 PM
Great stuff! How does this relate to Workers Compensation Insurance? It does somehow...
Posted By: Lad Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/25/05 06:17 PM
Indirectly, at most. If a terminated plan has an offset for worker's comp -- not atypical in heavy industries -- then the aggregate limit would, of course, apply to the net unfunded guaranteed benefits provided under all trusteed plans in which the covered participant earned a benefit. The amount payable under any component plan of the aggregate would be subject to its own provisions relating to worker's comp. Excellent question. There may be an opening in our Kokomo field office for you.
Posted By: Blockade Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/25/05 07:16 PM
this may work, I'm getting sleepy alrea......
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/25/05 07:45 PM
Hee. love BB!!

If only because I can understand your post... wink
Posted By: Lad Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/25/05 08:27 PM
You might want to look at www.pbgc.gov to get a basic understanding of the US gov't's pension reinsurance program adminstered under Title IV of ERISA.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/25/05 08:30 PM
Who exactly are they reinsuring?
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/25/05 10:45 PM
I only just woken up....maybe i should go back to sleep again...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/25/05 10:52 PM
So can some one explain to me the differences between the different types of pension plans.

Defined benefits, Defined Contribution, etc. I think I know but a wise prof once told me "If you need to mess around with pension accounting, hire someone."
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/26/05 12:47 AM
Quote
Originally posted by legionadventureman:
I really miss Abin's "Die you bastich thread"
OK you asked for it!

ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)

<marquee behavior=alternate> tongue tongue tongue </marquee>
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/26/05 01:04 AM
Damn, Abin, i was only bluffing...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/26/05 01:05 AM
We were doing so well with the cheerleader talk and then they had to switch off to pension plan reinsurance in the United States.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/26/05 01:07 AM
Yeah man. You should know that cheerleaders > all.

Obviously. (Seeing how I was one. wink )
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/26/05 01:11 AM
....and Caliente snags the 500th post in this thread.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/26/05 01:14 AM
Fine then I will change topics and I will ask: How do you guys think the Sarbanes-Oxley Act will effect innovation in the high tech industry of the United States.

I am particularly interested in how you think the requirement to use a quantitative valuation method like the Black-Scholes formula to expense the grant of options on the income statement.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/26/05 01:11 AM
Were u a pom pom or a baton waver, Cali?
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/26/05 01:19 AM
Wow, go team me!! 500!! *cheers* wink

I was a pom pom-er LAM. We did cheer and cheer dance. I can't twirl a baton to save my life!!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/26/05 01:22 AM
Hey 500... Did we get three of our posters published in leading Journals of knowledge yet? Or are we falling behind our strategic goals?
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/26/05 01:29 AM
*ignores Tamper Lad as EVERYONE SHOULD*

(But, seriously, y'know I love the eeevil.)
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/26/05 01:32 AM
Caliente coming from Palo Alto, do you have an opinion on the requirement to use Black-Shcoles to value and then expense employee stock options on the income statement?
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/26/05 01:30 AM
Hmmm...

...

...going with the safe answer here: no.

Hey! You ruined my ignoring gig... shame. Shame on you~
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/26/05 01:32 AM
I know tongue , I've been told I would make a very evil university professor.

And you are aware of the long-term negative effect this will have on property values in the Palo Alto area aren't you?
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/26/05 01:38 AM
Man, property values in Palo Alto have a long way to fall before they're at Malibu-level... I'm not overly concerned, y'know??

*mutters darkly about mortgage rates*
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/26/05 01:42 AM
Yes there is a simple mathematical formula to calculate the effect of mortgate rate on expected property values. Ceteris Paribus of course, ie sticky wages and constant unemployment of course.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/26/05 01:43 AM
For a straight guy, Tamper Lad can be at times, fascinating to listen to...
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/26/05 01:46 AM
*goes back to the ignoring thing*
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/26/05 01:48 AM
I think she finds economics boring...

Well they don't call it the dismal science for nothing... My kingdom for a woman who appreciates a good session of balance of payment accounting.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/26/05 02:26 PM
Quote
Originally posted by legionadventureman:
Damn, Abin, i was only bluffing...
I wasn't!


ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)

<marquee behavior=alternate> tongue tongue tongue </marquee>
Posted By: Space Ranger Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/26/05 02:29 PM
Abin!

Stop That! It's Annoying!


Truth and Justice shall Prevail!
(and it's not funny anymore!)
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/26/05 03:04 PM
Space Ranger, I think you're my new hero!
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/26/05 03:08 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Rockhopper Lad:
Space Ranger, I think you're my new hero!
puke
Posted By: Emerald Eye Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/26/05 03:57 PM
Queen Connie wanders into the room; glances at 35 pages of pure silliness; daintily squats and leaves a fragrant puddle in her wake as she exits with her head, ears and tail all perky.

There! That should put an end to this!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/26/05 04:09 PM
This is a perfect segueway to continue our discussion of comparative anatomy. This time we'll start with the urinary system. Specifically a question we all asked as kids...


Do the fishies need to pee.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/26/05 09:58 PM
I never asked that question.

And before you start, I don't need the answer now either.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/26/05 11:35 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Queen Connie:
Queen Connie wanders into the room; glances at 35 pages of pure silliness; daintily squats and leaves a fragrant puddle in her wake as she exits with her head, ears and tail all perky.

There! That should put an end to this!
Oh Queenie, you are such a pretty puss...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/26/05 11:36 PM
Oh right, fish...

There are three types of urinary systems in fish. Two of these, as you would expect, are freshwater and saltwater.

Freshwater fish spend their lives in a profoundly hypotonic solution. What would happen if you spend time in a hypotonic solution? I bet you've all done it. Anyone?
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/26/05 11:47 PM
Connie seems upset.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/27/05 12:25 AM
Well let's keep the class moving, however I should remind you that 75% of your final grade will be based on relevant contributions to our topics.

Surely you've all gotten "prune hands" when sitting in the bath for an extended period of time. This is what freshwater fish deal with all the time. They must shed water continuously to stay from inflating like a water baloon.

Conversely salt-water fish struggle against an outflowing osmotic gradient, and their system is adapted to trying to retain water.

Now that we've covered the two expected types of fish, can anyone name an example of a fish with the third type of of urinary system?
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/27/05 01:51 AM
So, did anyone find out what was bothering that cat to begin with?

Sure seemed irritated.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/27/05 01:59 AM
She was offended by somebody taking her cream...
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/27/05 02:11 AM
Poor kitty.

shake

What kind of horrible person steals a cat's cream??
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/27/05 02:14 AM
Ask Space Ranger - he dunnit!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/27/05 02:17 AM
More likely the cream went sour and rancid and someone threw it out.

Connie knows that. She is just using it as Casus Belli. Cats are evil, you know?

Now back to the fish that concentrate urea. They are an ancient species. The have no bones. Can anyone name an example? Bueller... Bueller?
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/27/05 02:22 AM
Do you cat owners know if it's generally better to let a cat sulk or should to try to calm it down when these things happen.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/27/05 01:18 PM
I just melted when Queen Connie's feline orbs pleaded with me to give her some more imported cream....
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/27/05 09:35 PM
hello soon to be dead thread ive missed you so.
Posted By: SLK Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/27/05 09:35 PM
There's too many pages to this thread to read. Can someone please summarize it all for me?
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/27/05 09:40 PM
there's not much to summarize
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/27/05 10:06 PM
SLK has just given me carte blanche to explore topics in this thread that I find especially relevant.

I will say that we've failed to deliver our first key metric of our strategic plan on page 7. We've also discussed such fascinating topics as ERISA and the possible reprecussions of Sarbanes-Oxley's options expensing requirement for Financial reporting on the future of high-technology industries in the US. This was a nice lead in to an exploration of my cheerleader fetish.

Currently the thread is exploring the dynamic and exciting topic of comparative urinary systems in three types of fish. Now an example of that third type of fish, another hint they have no bones but have an alternate skeletal material.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/27/05 10:35 PM
Shut up Tamper Lad.

I say this with love.
Posted By: Sam Pureheart Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/27/05 10:58 PM
**Meow**

Can I play with this thread for a while BEFORE I kill it?

That's always fun!

**Purr**
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/27/05 11:13 PM
Can Tamper Lad help it if he has a well-ordered and analytical way of expressing himself?
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/28/05 03:33 PM
You may all now thank LAM for talking me into reactivating this...


ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)


<marquee behavior=alternate> tongue tongue tongue </marquee>
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/28/05 03:48 PM
ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Cobalt's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)


Oh great...
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/28/05 04:21 PM
*sigh* Boys. shake

Damn auto-activations...
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/28/05 11:56 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Abin Quank:
You may all now thank LAM for talking me into reactivating this...


[b]ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)


<marquee behavior=alternate> tongue tongue tongue </marquee> [/b]
wink laugh I was temporarily swayed to the Dark Side by Tamper Lad, so i was mildly bonkers when i let you loose from your strait-jacket, Abin...

Now repeat after me: Threads are good, threads are good...it is the bastiches who must die...

But leave the "good" ones alone... wink lol
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 12:07 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Caliente:
*sigh* Boys. shake

Damn auto-activations...
Boys activate automatically because every thirty seconds our pituitary glands sends a signal inducing an androgenic response. Ie a release of testosterone. This is why males think about sex constantly.

Strangely enough libido in females is also driven by testosterone. This makes no intuitive sense which is strangely apropos as females generally make no sense either. The setup in females is wonderfully baroque.


What is very unusual is that testosterone is is the chemical precursor to estrogen. The pituitary in females (humans at least) does not deliver a regular pulse of gonadotropic factors. Release of follicle stimulating hormone in females is controlled by a negative feedback loop tied to the level of estrogen. Estrogen levels stimulate the production of Lutenizing hormone which of course causes the follicle containing the ovum to rupture releasing the egg into the fallopian tube.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 12:39 AM
Oh Tamper Lad, you are such a wealth of information...How come you never got wealthy from it? cool lol
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 12:51 AM
this thread isnt dead yet?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 12:53 AM
Nope, I actually have a handy rule to maintain the status quo. It works becuase I'm male of course.

When I first sit down at the computer, the first time I think about sex in that session, I do a quick check of this thread to make sure its alive.

If the thread needs attention I generally pull an interesting story that has to do with one of the past five posts to post.
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 12:57 AM
so you have connected sex with this thread......
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 12:59 AM
Sex never kills a thread...it only makes one want to get up and find the rest of the rope...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 01:01 AM
I have connected the androgenic time signal generated by my pituitary gland to this thread yes.
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 01:05 AM
sounds risky to me....
Posted By: rtvu2 Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 01:09 AM
Risk is his middle name.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 01:22 AM
If any one can kill this thread, Tamper Lad will do it... nod laugh
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 01:25 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
Boys activate automatically because every thirty seconds our pituitary glands sends a signal inducing an androgenic response. Ie a release of testosterone. This is why males think about sex constantly.

Strangely enough libido in females is also driven by testosterone. This makes no intuitive sense which is strangely apropos as females generally make no sense either. The setup in females is wonderfully baroque.


What is very unusual is that testosterone is is the chemical precursor to estrogen. The pituitary in females (humans at least) does not deliver a regular pulse of gonadotropic factors. Release of follicle stimulating hormone in females is controlled by a negative feedback loop tied to the level of estrogen. Estrogen levels stimulate the production of Lutenizing hormone which of course causes the follicle containing the ovum to rupture releasing the egg into the fallopian tube.
Shush dear... you're much cuter with your mouth shut.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 01:56 AM
I will be quiet now.
Posted By: Pagan Lass Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 02:11 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Caliente:
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
[b]Boys activate automatically because every thirty seconds our pituitary glands sends a signal inducing an androgenic response. Ie a release of testosterone. This is why males think about sex constantly.

Strangely enough libido in females is also driven by testosterone. This makes no intuitive sense which is strangely apropos as females generally make no sense either. The setup in females is wonderfully baroque.


What is very unusual is that testosterone is is the chemical precursor to estrogen. The pituitary in females (humans at least) does not deliver a regular pulse of gonadotropic factors. Release of follicle stimulating hormone in females is controlled by a negative feedback loop tied to the level of estrogen. Estrogen levels stimulate the production of Lutenizing hormone which of course causes the follicle containing the ovum to rupture releasing the egg into the fallopian tube.
Shush dear... you're much cuter with your mouth shut. [/b]
It's so rewarding to watch the younger generation as they learn to use Proper Management Techniques
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 02:15 AM
I try. <evil cheerleader hairflip>

<pats Tamper Lad> Such a good evil genius...
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 02:25 AM
Oh Cali, what have those big tits done to you? *gasp of dismay*
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 02:39 AM
She's so cute when she tries. smile

<strokes Cali's newly flipped hair>
Posted By: Space Ranger Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 02:51 AM
Posting in this thread MUST violate some rule or regulation...


Truth and Justice shall Prevail
(Even if I have to make it up)
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 03:36 AM
Watching Tamper Lad and Cali interact is so voyeuristic - i feel so unclean, now...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 03:40 AM
Perhaps public displays of affection can kill this thread.
Posted By: Space Ranger Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 03:42 AM
Nope


Lash?


Truth and Justice shall Prevail
(Perhaps misplaced copies of Abin's humor can kill this thread)
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 03:57 AM
Well we can try, all the same.

<nibbles Caliente's ear while whispering the proposed constitutional restrictions on the office of security.>
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 03:57 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Space Ranger:
Nope


Lash?


Truth and Justice shall Prevail
(Perhaps misplaced copies of Abin's humor can kill this thread)
Have your finely honed Xenonian senses gone into burnout overdrive, Ranger? This isnt a "Guess Who" moment...
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 03:58 AM
Will you have one lump or two with your coffee, Tamper?
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 04:00 AM
Quote
Originally posted by legionadventureman:
Oh Cali, what have those big tits done to you? *gasp of dismay*
Hey, they were always big!! I just didn't accentuate as much before... wink

Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
She's so cute when she tries. smile

<strokes Cali's newly flipped hair>
Oh yeah, I could get used to this...

Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
Perhaps public displays of affection can kill this thread.
Only one way to find out...

Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
Well we can try, all the same.

<nibbles Caliente's ear while whispering the proposed constitutional restrictions on the office of security.>
*sigh* The nibble's all good but we're going to have to do something about that talking...

<steals Tamper Lad into a corner for a bit more privacy while she gives him her proposition>

I think you'll find it to your liking...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 04:11 AM
shudder Styx : shocked
Posted By: Space Ranger Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 04:19 AM
Try These...

[Linked Image]

[Linked Image]

[Linked Image]

[Linked Image]
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 04:23 AM
Oh look...I accidentally took the key to Tamper's office...well, must allow two evil geniuses some privacy, eh?
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 04:21 AM
Oh. My. God.

*dies*
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 04:49 AM
Now Tamper Lad has a new hobby - necrophilia
Posted By: Space Ranger Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 04:55 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Caliente:
Oh. My. God.

*dies*
rotflmao


Truth and Justice shall Prevail!
(but why?????)
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 05:33 AM
Quote
Originally posted by legionadventureman:
Now Tamper Lad has a new hobby - necrophilia
EWWWWW!!! shudder
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 05:37 AM
Only kidding around, hon...
Posted By: .. Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 12:30 PM
Quote
Originally posted by legionadventureman:
Now Tamper Lad has a new hobby - necrophilia
*note to self - avoid tamper lad at all costs
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 01:03 PM
Its all okay, Cali has the magical ability to re-animate her life force...no harm was done...Tamper Lad still has a chance...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 10:15 PM
Not even inneuendo about necrophillia can kill this thread.

But I have a feeling that the molecular biology of muscle activation might. Actin and Myosin filaments anybody?
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 10:20 PM
Quote
Originally posted by dedman:
Quote
Originally posted by legionadventureman:
[b] Now Tamper Lad has a new hobby - necrophilia
*note to self - avoid tamper lad at all costs[/b]
lol
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 10:54 PM
shudder You worry me Cobie... really, you do.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 11:25 PM
This thread just will not die
Posted By: Kid Prime Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 11:53 PM
I know what will kill it.
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/29/05 11:55 PM
I was just laughing b/c I thought "now would be the perfect time for Dedman to pop in..."

My worries stem from fear that the Caliente/Tamper Lad alliance has no love for Cobalt Kid...
Posted By: Kid Prime Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/30/05 12:03 AM
Awww, Cobie's JEALOUS!
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/30/05 12:07 AM
Not jealous, as I'm desperately trying to curb my female relations on LW these days--just absolutely tired of people bothering my Security Office stuff...
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/30/05 12:10 AM
was that supposed to be "Staff"?, Cobie?
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/30/05 12:28 AM
Well, turning this conversation into one about my 'staff' isn't going to help me control the kind of relations I'm talking about... laugh
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/30/05 12:29 AM
Well we did try to free jailbait lass from her servitude this morning.
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/30/05 12:44 AM
Jailbait Lass and I have been friends for many years, Tamper. She works there on her own free will, and is very well paid I might add. She can pick and choose her own hours, and surprisingly, this has led her to work even more--I'd like to think that as my personal intern, she has grown fond of me.

Her people do not age past 16 years old, you see, so often they are denied the right to work outside of their home planet. When I met her when I was 19, we hit it off very well.

When the Red Bee buried her alive a few months back, not only did I help save her, I visited her every day in the hospital.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/30/05 12:46 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Cobalt Kid:
Well, turning this conversation into one about my 'staff' isn't going to help me control the kind of relations I'm talking about... laugh
I was thinking of "staff" in the employee-employer context...what were you thinking i meant, dude? laugh lol
Posted By: Doctor Mayavale Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/30/05 12:55 AM
Mayavale does not understand the point of this thread.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/30/05 01:02 AM
Ahhhh... Caliente, you here? I need you to explain some dialogue to me.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/30/05 02:55 AM
[Linked Image] [Linked Image]

[Linked Image]
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/30/05 03:14 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Doctor Mayavale:
Mayavale does not understand the point of this thread.
Ay, there's the rub. This thread is all about pointlessness.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/30/05 05:34 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
Ahhhh... Caliente, you here? I need you to explain some dialogue to me.
Sorry!! I had my last chem lab of DOOM for this quarter. Whoo-hooo, no more!! :cheerleader:

Anyway, ask away at your earliest convienence but if it's relating to Cobie in any way, shape or form then the answer's no. Just... no. Always with the no. wink

(Love ya Cobies!! Really!!)
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/30/05 06:13 PM
Jeepers! Will this thread actually slip off the first page?


Oops... I guess not! wink
Posted By: Faraway Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/30/05 06:14 PM
Then we will just have to offer Cobalt more love to make up for it.
Posted By: Space Ranger Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/30/05 06:15 PM
bump


Truth and Justice shall Prevail!
(Just to make sure Caliente doesn't win...)

Wow! Great minds and all that...
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/30/05 06:21 PM
Was this the biggest lapse of time between posts?
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/30/05 06:24 PM
I think it went close to twenty-four hours without a post once before, but I could be mistaken.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/30/05 08:29 PM
Ahh sweet chemistry lab, I think in 4 terms of Undergraduate Chem Lab I must have broken $5000 in the glass-wear.

It's still a running joke amongst my circle of scientific friends nearly 10 years later. That and the severity of my latex allergy.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 12:00 AM
So you had to make a few rash decisions about that allergy, Tamper Lad? wink
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 12:26 AM
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Originally posted by Space Ranger:
bump


Truth and Justice shall Prevail!
(Just to make sure Caliente doesn't win...)

Wow! Great minds and all that...
Hmmph!! I'm glad you got turned into a grease stain. Jerk.
Posted By: Space Ranger Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 01:40 AM
Hmmm... As Cobie would say...

Cali you sure are cute when you are angry!


Truth and Justice shall Prevail!
(Why not, she can't like me any less because of that remark)
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 01:54 AM
I'd avoid antagonizing her Ranger.

Yes LAM latex is like kryptonite to me. Nitrile and Urethane are the only ways to go. Extreme price premium though, especially on Urethane products.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 01:50 AM
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Originally posted by Space Ranger:
Cali you sure are cute when you are angry!
Okay. I suppose you can live... but I will kill this thread. Someday.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 01:53 AM
Before you do, Cali, have another Twinkie
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 02:02 AM
Trying to fatten me up??

'Cause it's working.
Posted By: Space Ranger Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 02:03 AM
Must not comment...


Truth and Justice shall Prevail!
(I ain't that stupid)
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 02:09 AM
Aww, hon, would i do that? I couldn't ruin that girlish figure - as i did mine lol
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 02:20 AM
Twinkies Nutrition Facts

Serving Size
43.00g

Amount per Serving of
1 Cake

Calories
150.0

Calories from Fat
45.0



% Daily Values**
Total Fat 5.0g
8%

Saturated Fat 2.0g
10%

Cholesterol 20.0g
8%

Sodium 200.0mg
8%

Total Carbohydrate 25.0g
8%

Sugar
14.0g

Protein
1.0g


** Percent daily values are based on a 2000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs:
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 02:29 AM
And Tamper Lad's list is another reason why i ignored warnings about eating junk food...
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 02:43 AM
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Originally posted by legionadventureman:
Aww, hon, would i do that? I couldn't ruin that girlish figure - as i did mine lol
Aww, thanks!!

And smart move Ranger. (For once.)
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 02:44 AM
The nutrition facts are nowhere near as bad as I thought. Could even have one if you'd been good the rest of the day.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 03:11 AM
When we are reduced to talking about Twinkies, there is only one answer...

ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)

<marquee behavior=alternate> tongue tongue tongue </marquee>
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 03:12 AM
Aww, Abin. shake I'd such hope for you... even trying to prevent your obliteration a la Tamper Lad. Don't throw it all away now... wink
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 03:15 AM
Well Abin did duck behind Pagan Lass pretty quick this evening.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 03:18 AM
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Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
Well Abin did duck behind Pagan Lass pretty quick this evening.
When was that?

Oh, I remember, my wife slapped you down because she thought you were beneath my notice...

If you have a problem with that I suggest you complain to someone who cares.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 10:11 AM
My analysis of the last 8 pages of the Kill This Thread Contest is now complete. It shows that the reason I have failed to kill this thread recently were the numerous public displays of affection and indeed the influence of Caliente wrecking havoc on my true evil genius monologue. Now that this has been restored, I may now rededicate myself to killing this thread.

Resuming, the cartiligineous fish are the type of fish that have a urinary system which concentrates urea in the blood. These fish which include sharkes, rays skates etc are amongst the most ancient vertebrates.
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 10:15 AM
Sharks are incredibly frightening animals.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 12:18 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Abin Quank:
When we are reduced to talking about Twinkies, there is only one answer...

ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)

<marquee behavior=alternate> tongue tongue tongue </marquee>
Ah Abin, always the jolly lunatic...Pagan Lass must be so proud... laugh :rolleyes:
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 02:01 PM
hey abin can i borrow your power ring? ....it does have a kill setting right?
Posted By: rtvu2 Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 02:34 PM
waht, your own powers not up for the job? smile
Posted By: Pagan Lass Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 02:38 PM
Quote
Originally posted by legionadventureman:
Quote
Originally posted by Abin Quank:
[b] When we are reduced to talking about Twinkies, there is only one answer...

ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)

<marquee behavior=alternate> tongue tongue tongue </marquee>
Ah Abin, always the jolly lunatic...Pagan Lass must be so proud... laugh :rolleyes: [/b]
angel Yes, She Is. love
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 03:08 PM
Pagans have persisted throughout the Christian era in Europe. In fact organized Christianity as we know it did not reach parts of Europe until 1000 years into the Christian calendar.

Pagan influences on modern society can be seen in various rituals such as Hallowe'en. Even the phrase Hocus Pocus is believed to be a pagan corruption of the Latin Phrase Hoc est enim corpus meum (This is truly my body)
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 08:18 PM
Aww, Pagan and Abin... feel the love !!
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 11:24 PM
ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)
<marquee behavior=alternate> tongue tongue tongue </marquee>
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 11:44 PM
Uh, did Abin and Pagan Lass have a tiff last night?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 11:46 PM
I think Abin and Pagan are fine.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 08/31/05 11:49 PM
Mebbe i should put the poor man back in the strait-jacket again...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/01/05 12:56 AM
Caliente asked how I valued my relationship with her at 100 tera-spacebucks.

While I do wish to once again assert my Genius, I feel that a full description of the Black-Scholes real options methodology would be beyond the audience in this thread. Instead, I will give a brief summary here, those interested may look up Black-Scholes on the internet for a more detailed treatment.


I built a probability tree containing all the possible terminal conditions of my relationship with Caliente over 64,000 in all.

Then I calculated the relative probablities of each terminal condition using a variety of Bayesian statistical techniques.

Then I discounted the terminal condition using the the estimated risk-free rate-of-return for investments on Legion World (Ie LW Central Bank Bonds.)

Summing this and making the adjustments I arrived at an option price of 30 tera-space bucks which I added 70 tera-SB to compensate for my pain and suffering and extreme emotional distress.
Posted By: Frio Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/01/05 01:00 AM
Huh. I wasn't aware evil people suffered emotional distress. Or is it a kermit-thing? You know, i't's not easy being green' and all that jazz.

Also, you are a very, very large dork. To do all that work. Geek.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/01/05 01:07 AM
There are delegates to the constitutional convention who will testify to my extreme emotional distress this morning.


And really it was no work at all, it's all a matter of having the proper Excel Templates.
Posted By: ActorLad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/01/05 01:14 AM
1st of all if you do go through with suing me I could just counter-sue and I have a better leg to stand on since she was my fiance to begin with. Your ego inflated the "relationship" to more than it was.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/01/05 01:18 AM
I think you've all been infected by some kind of reality TV virus.

I should have moved to Jersey.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/01/05 01:23 AM
*snerk* Because obviously that's the lesser of two evils...
Posted By: Frio Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/01/05 01:25 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
There are delegates to the constitutional convention who will testify to my extreme emotional distress this morning.


And really it was no work at all, it's all a matter of having the proper Excel Templates.
Really? I heard something about that from Cali - she said you smelled.

And, like I said before, 'Geek.'
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/01/05 01:27 AM
Quote
Originally posted by ActorLad:
1st of all if you do go through with suing me I could just counter-sue and I have a better leg to stand on since she was my fiance to begin with. Your ego inflated the "relationship" to more than it was.
FTR you have no case, she seduced me. The record will show I rejected her advance once, but the second time was just too much it was the evil cheerleader thing.
Posted By: ActorLad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/01/05 01:28 AM
Reality TV? Well I have thought about trying out for The Real World a few times.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/01/05 01:29 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
Quote
Originally posted by ActorLad:
[b]1st of all if you do go through with suing me I could just counter-sue and I have a better leg to stand on since she was my fiance to begin with. Your ego inflated the "relationship" to more than it was.
FTR you have no case, she seduced me. The record will show I rejected her advance once, but the second time was just too much it was the evil cheerleader thing. [/b]
Of course Luna, Bast and those other interfering harpies didnt help matters either, TL
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/01/05 01:31 AM
Quote
Originally posted by ActorLad:
Well I have thought about trying out for The Real World a few times.
Out of curiosity, what's stopping you?
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/01/05 01:40 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
FTR you have no case, she seduced me. The record will show I rejected her advance once, but the second time was just too much it was the evil cheerleader thing.
I was under Pagan Lasses influence!! tongue And if you were so disinterested, why're you the one who's all wrecked?
Posted By: ActorLad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/01/05 01:45 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Outdoor Miner:
Quote
Originally posted by ActorLad:
[b] Well I have thought about trying out for The Real World a few times.
Out of curiosity, what's stopping you? [/b]
No camcorder to make a audition tape. Also the chances I might have to go on Road Rules instead. Some of the stuff they do on that show is a bit nutty.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/01/05 03:29 AM
Does Road Rules still exist? Haven't seen ads for it in a while.
Posted By: ActorLad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/01/05 03:31 AM
I think it does but I then I don't watch MTV as much as I used to.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/01/05 04:29 AM
How about the follow-up...Road Rage - the affliction that anybody can catch!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/01/05 10:39 PM
Eighteen hours without a post is long enough. I see that there was talk of video tape so I want to revisit the age of video tape.

Picture it... Sony Headquarters, ca. 1975. The age of colour television is now in full swing around the world. Thanks to your expertise in electronics you are about to pass the US TV manufacturers who have spent the last decade not improving their electronics but by buying cabinet makers. (Younger readers will not remember that TVs in North America were once considered furniture.) You want to create a device to make it easy to record images. Tape machines had been used in professional settings for almost a decade.

You decide to do things the Japanese way and invite all you competitors in to the design meeting. You settle on a compact cassette format, utilizing analog helical scan technology. You invent the Betamax. Your competitors are excited, they take samples back to the their HQs for their R&D freaks to look at. They anxiously work on Betamax machines of their own.


Picture it... Sony Headquarters, 1985. The Video Wars are winding down. What happened, everything was lining up their way, but Betamax is dying. How did we get here?
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/02/05 12:42 AM
Coz of a little innovation called VHS?
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/02/05 09:41 AM
Quote
Originally posted by RTVU2:
waht, your own powers not up for the job? smile
i wasn't talking about this thread.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/02/05 10:16 AM
We interupt this thread with a broadcast from Tamper's Secure Unidisclosed Location.


The sky is green, a bright day flares.
We love Tamper and his icy stare.
'Cross the world, he'll save our lands
Huzzah Hurray,
Genius, by his mighty hands
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/02/05 12:34 PM
[Linked Image] [Linked Image] [Linked Image]
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/02/05 07:16 PM
Pictures, that reminds me to get back to the story of Sony.

The launch of the VHS consortium was especially galling to Sony because JVC the lead technology developer for VHS was in attendance at the original Beta VCR demonstration and design group meetings. They had committed to produce Beta until Sony announced the technology licensing royalties for their VCR.

The VHS technology was also nearly identical in concept to Beta, in a slightly larger form factor.
Posted By: Hrun the Barbarian Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/02/05 08:42 PM
Hrun enters and uses his axe to smash every mention of Video tape technology in this thread. Slashing and burning the headquaters of Sony Legion World.

In a beserker rage he turns his axe on the very fabric of the thread itself.

"Die thread! die you beast"
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/02/05 08:49 PM
Wow. Manly. Thank goodness I don't find that attractive... (No green. wink )
Posted By: Frio Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/02/05 08:52 PM
Yah, I'm really sure goodness has something to do with it.
Posted By: Frio Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/02/05 08:57 PM
Oh, darn. Wrong thread. ><
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/02/05 09:02 PM
Ha-ha! Double post = disqualification. Dork.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/02/05 09:05 PM
Hrun not even your weaponry can pierce the fabric of this thread. I believe that it is made from the very hopes and dreams of the people here.

And since I hope to not only win the contest, and rule the universe amongst several larger goals you can't ever destroy this thread.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/02/05 11:19 PM
Can i help you *snerk, snort*, Masss-terrrr???
Posted By: The Red Bee Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/03/05 12:25 AM
[Linked Image]
Posted By: Kid Prime Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/03/05 12:27 AM
Now that is just going too far.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/03/05 12:30 AM
You're not supposed to display not office friendly content like that Bee. LW rules say you have to link it instead.

Tamper Lad's friendly reminder brought to you by the Letters T, L and the number 3.
Posted By: Kid Prime Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/03/05 12:33 AM
Now I have to look at the thing again to find the non-office-friendly content. Thanks so much. laugh
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/03/05 12:33 AM
I must admit, the package is both dirty...and fascinating at the same time laugh
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/03/05 02:58 AM
ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)

<marquee behavior=alternate> tongue tongue tongue </marquee>
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/03/05 03:11 AM
Abin!!!! Are you Houdini??? How'd you get out of your strait-jacket?
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/03/05 03:17 AM
(Original Post destroyed by an alien invasion of Abin's computer...)

WE, THE MORALITY LEAGUE OF QWARD DEMAND THAT ALL EMOTICONS AND/OR SMILIES BE PROPERLY CLOTHED AT ALL TIMES...

TO ENSURE THAT OUR DEMANDS ARE MET, WE HAVE TAKEN ABIN QUANK HOSTAGE. HE WILL BE RETURNED TO LEGION WORLD WHEN ALL EMOTICONS AND/OR SMILIES ARE DRESSED IN PROPER VICTORIAN ERA CLOTHING AND ALL FEMALE EMOTICONS AND/OR SMILIES ARE WEARING SUNBONNETS.

YOU MAY NOW RETURN TO YOUR NORMAL POSTING...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/03/05 10:37 AM
We must not give in to bandits and anarchists (noble as their goals might be). I say we surrender Abin's life. It's a small price to pay to maintain our freedom.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/03/05 12:21 PM
Happy birthday, Tamper Lad!
Posted By: Hrun the Barbarian Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/03/05 08:15 PM
Hrun descends on the head office of the morality league of Qward.

His axe sings as he despatches the guards and the legions of weaponer's defending the heavily padded cell. Singing lustily Hrun cuts, thrusts and parries. soon he is inside the building leaving a trail of destruction behind him. Even the feared warriors of Qward quake before him.

Entering the cell holding a bound Abin Quank Hrun quickly cuts him free.

"No one takes an member of the LMB and a housecarl of the security office prisoner” he says and the two prepare to leave
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/04/05 01:04 AM
LAM enters...and curses the Time Trapper for mixing up the time zones
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/05/05 02:37 PM
Speaking of timezones Brazil is GMT -3.

On the South American continent Brazil is a giant, dominating its neighbours in terms of area, population and overall size of the economy (Brazil’s GNP is 767.6B versus second place Argentina with GNP 290.3B USD, 1998)3. However in the context of the Americas its economy is dwarfed when compared to the United States (US GNP 7,903B USD, 1998). Brazil’s recent actions seem to indicate that it is unwilling to follow the lead of the US, seeming to prefer being first amongst equals in MERCOSUR rather than agreeing to be a junior partner in a FTAA.

Given the animosity amongst members of MERCOSUR towards Brazil, what would Brazil do if its MERCOSUR partners accept a FTAA that Brazil could not accept, and such an agreement diverted trade allowing MERCOSUR partners (14.1% of exports and 13.7% of imports as of 1999) to gain with trade with North America at Brazil’s detriment? Is Brazil better off as a big fish in a small pond or a small fish in a big pond?
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/06/05 12:31 AM
Can we kill this thread with non sequiturs or what?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/06/05 12:36 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
Speaking of timezones Brazil is GMT -3.

On the South American continent Brazil is a giant, dominating its neighbours in terms of area, population and overall size of the economy (Brazil&#146;s GNP is 767.6B versus second place Argentina with GNP 290.3B USD, 1998)3. However in the context of the Americas its economy is dwarfed when compared to the United States (US GNP 7,903B USD, 1998). Brazil&#146;s recent actions seem to indicate that it is unwilling to follow the lead of the US, seeming to prefer being first amongst equals in MERCOSUR rather than agreeing to be a junior partner in a FTAA.

Given the animosity amongst members of MERCOSUR towards Brazil, what would Brazil do if its MERCOSUR partners accept a FTAA that Brazil could not accept, and such an agreement diverted trade allowing MERCOSUR partners (14.1% of exports and 13.7% of imports as of 1999) to gain with trade with North America at Brazil&#146;s detriment? Is Brazil better off as a big fish in a small pond or a small fish in a big pond?
Quote
Originally posted by legionadventureman:
Can we kill this thread with non sequiturs or what?
What are you talking non-sequiters that's some of my best stuff. It's perfectly clear. Answer the question.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/06/05 01:16 AM
Mind your manners, Coluan or i will go to Tenazor-4 and kidnap your damn monkey - and make you pay ME to send it away again! Heh Heh Heh... evil laugh
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/06/05 01:23 AM
I'd go with joining the FTAA if it were me. The problem with being the big fish is that the smaller fish are generally looking for a way to dethrone you.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/06/05 01:27 AM
Sounds as if this FTAA biz is hot stuff...what is it, exactly? confused urk
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/06/05 01:30 AM
Free Trade Agreement of the Americas, now on indefinite hold.

Trouble for Brazil was they always wanted it both ways. They wanted a united front against the US but always in the context of being first amongst equals in South America.

The other South Americans never could have it this way.
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/06/05 02:20 AM
Speaking of "Brazil", has anyone seen Terry Gilliam's new movie, "The Brothers Grimm"? Most of the reviews I've read haven't been particularly positive, but I'm curious about it.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/06/05 02:26 AM
Ooh! Ooh! I wanna see that movie!! Is it out already? Must go soon...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/06/05 02:30 AM
I've never put much stock in what reviewers say. Bunch of pseudo intellectuals who couldn't be real journalists.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/06/05 02:33 AM
Could the movie distributors "bribe" the reviewers into giving their pet projects a good rating, even tho it might be construed as being a tad unethical?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/06/05 02:36 AM
I think one of the studios just got caught making up a reviewer and giving themselves good reviews. Big fine in the States over it.

Edit: It was Sony

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/film/4741259.stm
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/06/05 02:39 AM
I think it's generally a good bet that a movie produced by a major studio is likely to get better reviews in newspapers/magazines owned by the same parent company as the studio.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/06/05 02:40 AM
Inherent conflict of interest, but with the concentration of ownership these days it's not likely to get better anytime soon.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/06/05 02:53 AM
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Originally posted by Eryk Davis Ester:
I think it's generally a good bet that a movie produced by a major studio is likely to get better reviews in newspapers/magazines owned by the same parent company as the studio.
Even if they had irreutable proof that the movie is crap?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/06/05 02:57 AM
I've often wondered if Entertainment Weekly (Time-Warner) charged an internal transfer price to Warner Brothers pictures for pages used for articles on crap WB movies.

Obviously the accountants do charge for "house ads" right. Do anti-trust laws allow the ITP to be different than the rate charged to an outside buyer?
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/06/05 03:02 AM
What about the poor slobs who 'burn movies they were told were good, but by the time they see just how long the movie drags BEFORE the credits start to roll, is it still a case of 'caveat emptor' on a non-refundable download?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/07/05 12:22 AM
From a managerial accounting point of view billing a film's article in EW as advertising makes sense because there is an opportunity cost of putting a different movie/TV show on the cover or in the article.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/07/05 12:29 AM
Dude, no one cares about a managerial accounting point of view. Not even managerial accountants... wink
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/07/05 12:37 AM
But the P & Ls frown NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!
Posted By: Space Ranger Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/07/05 04:16 AM
Oh, Shut Up!


Truth and Justice shall Prevail!
(Yak, Yak, Sprocking Yak...)
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/07/05 04:37 AM
Never!


Relativism and Vengence shall Prevail (CP)

(You know it to be true.)
Posted By: Space Ranger Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/07/05 04:45 AM
Sentient, You... Just Shut Up!


Truth and Justice shall Prevail!
(I don't even know what Relativism is...)
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/07/05 05:13 AM
You and me both Ranger man.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/07/05 06:50 AM
If i say something - will i be told to shut up, too???
Posted By: Ghost of Numf El Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/07/05 10:21 AM
Shut up!

Well you asked for that.
Didn't you?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/07/05 11:31 AM
I'll not yield this thread because of verbal intimidation.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/07/05 01:18 PM
Tamper Lad is the best evil genius Legion World could ever hope for...
Posted By: Space Ranger Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/07/05 01:38 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
I'll not yield this thread because of verbal intimidation.
Okay Sentient, how about physical intimidation?

<Begins a random campaign of flicking TL's Ears and giving him noogies and wedgies...>


Truth and Justice shall Prevail!
(Nah-Nah, "I'll Not Yield..." lol Yeah, right...)
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/07/05 01:48 PM
And that sort of thing is also why rumours get started...*Ahem*
Posted By: Space Ranger Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/07/05 01:59 PM
Nothing to see here, Sentient, Move On... Move On...


Truth and Justice shall Prevail!
(Mebbie I'll run you up the Legion World Flagpole, TL...)
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/07/05 02:15 PM
Space Range! You are needed over at the Security Office. I'll hold down the fort here.
Posted By: Space Ranger Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/07/05 02:20 PM
Okay Quiz, if you promise not to hurt TL too much...


Truth and Justice shall Prevail!
(Just annoy the Cacadodo out of him, like he does to everyone else...)
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/07/05 02:41 PM
I'll not yield to that either.
Posted By: ActorLad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/08/05 05:39 AM
Don't yield, back SHIELD!

(So stop "fronting" already TL!)
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/08/05 05:43 AM
Hahaha. I think he's overcompensating.

Y'know the saying -- Big words, small... wink
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/08/05 05:56 AM
Evil geniuses always find something to compensate for that which they don't have...and Tamper Lad always has something up his sleeve...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/08/05 01:48 PM
What is this talk of overcompensation? Evil geniuses are never overcompensated.

Ech you mean I'm overcompensating for an anatomical shortcoming. How distasteful, and Freudian of you Caliente. Next you'll say that you remind me of my mother.

Hmmm, so the death of Actor Lad by my mighty hands will be the fulfillment of my Oedipus complex. Well, "Mommy" drool I'll play along and test this theory of yours. Tell me Actor Lad do you prefer cervical dislocation or the guillotine?
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/08/05 02:16 PM
Tamper, will you please Shut UP!!

<Erects energy globe around TL's head that prevents anyone from hearing him>
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/08/05 02:49 PM
The answer to your request in the word, "NUTS"
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/08/05 02:53 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
What is this talk of overcompensation? Evil geniuses are never overcompensated.

Ech you mean I'm overcompensating for an anatomical shortcoming. How distasteful, and Freudian of you Caliente. Next you'll say that you remind me of my mother.

Hmmm, so the death of Actor Lad by my mighty hands will be the fulfillment of my Oedipus complex. Well, "Mommy" drool I'll play along and test this theory of yours. Tell me Actor Lad do you prefer cervical dislocation or the guillotine?
Grooooooooss. I am not your mother. ><

And stay away from Actor Lad!! Don't make me take away all your pointy toys because I will!!
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/08/05 03:21 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
The answer to your request in the word, "NUTS"
<Puts open hand next to ear, smiles>

Sorry, couldn't hear you, what was that you said?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/08/05 03:27 PM
<throws a hand-full of walnuts at AQ>

<brings a yellow phallic fruit to mouth popping the bubble?


NUTS
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/08/05 03:29 PM
Nope, that impurity got fixed long ago...

But it is a cute image... rotflmao
Posted By: Faraway Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/08/05 07:53 PM
Ticks enter this thread intending to drain all experience from it. They head for Tamper Lads open mouth
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/08/05 08:07 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Caliente:
Grooooooooss. I am not your mother. ><

And stay away from Actor Lad!! Don't make me take away all your pointy toys because I will!!
NO, Can I get a spanking?
Posted By: Sam Pureheart Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/09/05 01:18 AM
**Purr**

She can't hear you... lol tongue </marquee>

**Purr**
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/09/05 02:07 AM
Hmm.

Looks like people are really getting into the "kill" part of the header.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/09/05 02:41 AM
OM as the Freudian analyst said:

His phallic dream has such a strange twist
the awful destiny he can't resist
his father he'll kill
his mother he'll drill
The Oedipus future will then exist.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/09/05 03:07 AM
What have i gotten into now? Oedipal complexes? Mistaken identities? Assaults on evil geniuses?

What's next????? scream
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/09/05 03:22 PM
Tamper Lad needs to head over to the limericks thread in the Spaceopoly forum.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/10/05 10:55 AM
Until the injuries to his 'nads heal, Quis, TL ain't goin' no place!
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/10/05 02:49 PM
Let's see here, we're reduced to talking about Oedipal complexes and/or Tamper's Nads...

Yep it's time...


AAAAARRRRRGGGGGGHHHHH!!!!!!

Die You Bastich Thread! DIE!! DIE!! DIE!!


(You have re-activated the auto-reply feature on Abin's Computer... It's all Tamper Lad's Fault!!)

<marquee behavior=alternate> tongue tongue tongue </marquee>
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/10/05 03:03 PM
How's this my fault, I never once talked about my nads in this thread.

And my Oedipal complex was the result of Caliente introducing Freudian analysis.

<Blasts the Lun-i-ticks, infesting the thread>
Posted By: Space Ranger Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/10/05 10:34 PM
Sentient, it is your fault because you just won't Shut Up!


Truth and Justice shall Prevail!
(Yak, Yak, Sprocking Yak...)
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/10/05 11:58 PM
AQ and SR provide much needed levity to this thread because they in fact know how futile their request is.

I will in fact not shut up, it is not in my nature.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 12:35 AM
The three certainties of life: death, taxes and Tamper Lad not shutting up.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 12:54 AM
I am familiar with that quote but I think we should open a discourse into whether it's right that Franklin be embellished in this manner.
Posted By: Loser Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 03:40 AM
What does Franklin have to do with any of this?

[Linked Image]
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 03:46 AM
Well, those kids in Peanuts said some pretty smart things.

BTW, are you aware that the Great Pumpkin rises out of the pumpkin patch on Hallowe'en night and flies through the air to bring toys to all the good little children in the world?
Posted By: Loser Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 03:48 AM
No, but that would explain why I never got any toys on Halloween night.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 03:50 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Loser Lad:
What does Franklin have to do with any of this?

[Linked Image]
Ummm Loser, That's not Franklin, that's lucy...
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 03:52 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Loser Lad:
What does Franklin have to do with any of this?

[Linked Image]
Oh Wait, now it's Linus...
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 03:53 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Loser Lad:
What does Franklin have to do with any of this?

[Linked Image]
Now just cut that out...
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 03:53 AM
Hmmm. I don't know about the Linus and Pig-Pen things, but regarding Lucy: Why do I suddenly have a Beatles song running through my head?
Posted By: Loser Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 03:57 AM
Heh. We're totally gonna rape that Peanuts guy's bandwidth...
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 03:57 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Loser Lad:
What does Franklin have to do with any of this?

[Linked Image]
Lou, isn't enough, enough?
Posted By: Loser Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 03:57 AM
[Linked Image]
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 03:59 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Loser Lad:
[Linked Image]
Kewl! How'd ya do that?
Posted By: Loser Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 04:03 AM
It's at the bottom of the page where you're pulling the other Peanuts pics from. Right next to this one...

[Linked Image]
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 04:08 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Loser Lad:
It's at the bottom of the page where you're pulling the other Peanuts pics from. Right next to this one...

[Linked Image]
OOPS, you caught me, I'm not pulling anything from the other site, I'm just changing the code in your posts when I reply... lol It's a little hit or miss... lol
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 04:10 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Loser Lad:
It's at the bottom of the page where you're pulling the other Peanuts pics from. Right next to this one...

[Linked Image]
See, I just changed 4 to 1 and presto...
Posted By: Loser Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 04:11 AM
Here, this should save you a little guessing...

http://www.rebirthman.de/peanutspage.html
Posted By: Loser Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 04:15 AM
Woodstock was always my favorite.

[Linked Image]
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 04:16 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Loser Lad:
Here, this should save you a little guessing...

http://www.rebirthman.de/peanutspage.html
Awww... That's no fun.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 04:18 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Loser Lad:
Woodstock was always my favorite.

[Linked Image]
Yep! smile
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 07:06 AM
Awww....is Woodstock the name of that yellow bird? I really thought it was "Tweety" lol
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 07:26 AM
I always loved it when Woodstock and his little friends would play hockey on the frozen bird bath every winter.
Posted By: Loser Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 07:27 AM
Wrong cartoon LAM. Woodstock is the bird from Peanuts, Tweety is the bird from the Warner Brothers cartoons.

[Linked Image]
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 07:39 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Loser Lad:
Wrong cartoon LAM. Woodstock is the bird from Peanuts, Tweety is the bird from the Warner Brothers cartoons.

[Linked Image]
I was kidding, Lou wink ...of course that wasn't really Tweety - but he WAS yellow...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 08:27 AM
Ah tweety voiced by Mel Blanc. Now there was a voice actor.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 11:40 AM
Nobody did Bugs Bunny like Mr Blanc did, TL, not even the odd lady bunny...
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 11:56 AM
I like Porky Pig best, and I like Bugs, Daffy and Elmer a lot too. I never cared for Yosemite Sam, Taz or Road Runner (which is my ISP, oddly enough) as much. The first two are too loud and as for Road Runner, he's just obnoxious! I always root for the Coyote!
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 12:01 PM
In Australia, when you "root" for someone it either means you want sex or you want their baby...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 12:15 PM
Take me out
to the ball game.
Take me out
to the crowd.
Buy me some peanuts
and crackerjacks.
I don't care if
I never get back.

We'll root, root, root,
For the home team.
If they don't win
It's a shame.
Cause it's one, two,
three strikes you're out
at the old ball game
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 12:15 PM
Hmm. I always support the Coyote. Does that translate Down Under? wink
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 12:18 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:


We'll root, root, root,
For the home team.
If they don't win
It's a shame.
Cause it's one, two,
three strikes you're out
at the old ball game
I'm not a big baseball fan, but there are some hotties who play for the Astros. wink
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 12:29 PM
Hmmm...well, at least the relationship between u and Wile E. won't seem so "strange" wink
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 12:39 PM
Not even homo-erotic innuendo about baseball and Wile E. Coyote (A fellow member evil genius society BTW) can kill this thread. For the record Wile E.'s orientation has not been established. He's just another one of those ambiguous evil geniuses.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 12:44 PM
Can Daffy Duck be included in the vast echelon of scheming over-achievers? The duck is always in this never ending pledge to one-up a certain grey bunny...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 01:49 PM
Death to Daffy, Vive L'Elmer.
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 07:00 PM
I like original crazy Daffy to the greedy Daffy
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/11/05 11:33 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Loser Lad:
Wrong cartoon LAM. Woodstock is the bird from Peanuts, Tweety is the bird from the Warner Brothers cartoons. I've always liked Tweety. Here are a pair of pics from my private collection...

[Linked Image] [Linked Image]
Does Spellbinder know about this?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/12/05 01:31 AM
Cartoon canary fetishists are quite common actually.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/12/05 01:42 AM
My ex-roommate's coworker was one.

No lie.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/12/05 02:06 AM
That's not surprising. There's a whole class of related illnesses relating to cartoon animals.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/12/05 02:27 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
Cartoon canary fetishists are quite common actually.
And that comment makes it official.

Yep it's time...


AAAAARRRRRGGGGGGHHHHH!!!!!!

Die You Bastich Thread! DIE!! DIE!! DIE!!


(You have re-activated the auto-reply feature on Abin's Computer... It's all Tamper Lad's Fault!!)

<marquee behavior=alternate> tongue tongue tongue </marquee>
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/12/05 06:33 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Rockhopper Lad:
Hmmm. I don't know about the Linus and Pig-Pen things, but regarding Lucy: Why do I suddenly have a Beatles song running through my head?
Like...Lucy Is The Guy With Diamonds?
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/12/05 03:39 PM
Quote
Originally posted by legionadventureman:
Quote
Originally posted by Rockhopper Lad:
[b] Hmmm. I don't know about the Linus and Pig-Pen things, but regarding Lucy: Why do I suddenly have a Beatles song running through my head?
Like...Lucy Is The Guy With Diamonds? [/b]
LAM, That's just not right. rotflmao
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/12/05 03:42 PM
lol Is that the version sung by Will Shatner?
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/13/05 01:10 PM
OMG - William Shatner sings???
Posted By: Fat Cramer Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/13/05 01:49 PM
Believe me, you don't know what cringing is until you've heard William Shatner singing.
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/13/05 02:05 PM
The Best of Nimoy and Shatner

Alas! No samples!
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/13/05 02:07 PM
I bought a friend (who was into this stuff) the record of The Odd Couple Sings
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/13/05 02:07 PM
Has Been has, though!
Posted By: Nova Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/13/05 08:13 PM
Hi Legion World. Can't read through all this, but I see that you can't get Tamper Lad to shut up. We've only been trying for 10 years, so good luck.

This works for a while sometimes.

SHUT UP TAMPER LAD! 1996, barbarian helmet, a big bottle of vodka and no pants. Don't make me dig out the pics. (I think your new friends want to see)
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/13/05 08:45 PM
lol

Since I know for a fact that you have all the photos from those years in chronological order, I'll ask whether that occured before or after the night you became "Too Drunk to Leave Bed to Puke Lass". My filing system isn't as good as yours but I remember where I keep those photos.

I believe that we have reached an understanding, haven't we???

PS. I see that your hubby just drove past the window looking for a spot so I guess its time to pack it up.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/13/05 11:22 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Nova:
Hi Legion World. Can't read through all this, but I see that you can't get Tamper Lad to shut up. We've only been trying for 10 years, so good luck.

This works for a while sometimes.

SHUT UP TAMPER LAD! 1996, barbarian helmet, a big bottle of vodka and no pants. Don't make me dig out the pics. (I think your new friends want to see)
[Linked Image]
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/13/05 11:37 PM
Isn't it though? However the actual photo in question is somewhat disapointing after that description.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/14/05 12:33 AM
You got drunk at a party, Tamper Lad? So what we are seeing (re: avatar) is your actual face before that blessed upchucking event? wink lol
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/14/05 12:39 AM
I've never thrown up in another person's presence from the drink. My distinguished colleague, on the other hand, I won't speak for.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/15/05 01:58 AM
I think you just did.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/15/05 02:16 AM
I know I did. (Since I don't think she'll be back round here I'll add that my colleague was not know for an iron gut back in the day lol ) But "I'll not speak" is one of those polite sleights that politicians use all the time. Like "with all due respect".

Seriously what does that mean?
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/15/05 02:23 AM
Exactly what it says, surprisingly.

The trick is trying to work out exactly how much respect the speaker thinks the target is actually due.

It's also foreshadowing that lets the audience know that the speaker is going to seriously disagree with whatever point the other person's just made.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/15/05 02:32 AM
Sometimes its easy.

1) W.A.D.R. professor, you've taught me a lot but I want to branch out into this new area of study.

2) W.A.D.R you are a convicted pedophile likely to re-offend.

But when it's:

W.A.D.R. Ambassador, our countries will have to agree to disagree.

The audience has something to think about. Usually we tune it out not even thinking about what s/he really means. I lean more to the side that they're saying "Hey donkey butt, you're a moron..."
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/15/05 05:05 AM
Were you in hot W.A.D.R. after that, TL?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/15/05 10:45 AM
Why? I wasn't the one who was too drunk to leave bed to throw up.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/15/05 10:50 AM
Sorry, just a little - and weak - joke, mate
Posted By: Nova Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/15/05 08:29 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
I know I did. (Since I don't think she'll be back round here I'll add that my colleague was not know for an iron gut back in the day lol ) But "I'll not speak" is one of those polite sleights that politicians use all the time. Like "with all due respect".

Seriously what does that mean?
Ahem! Something else else about polite insults TL, I'm still here?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/15/05 08:37 PM
With all due respect, shouldn't you be going home with Throbbing Boy? Don't you two have computers of your own?
Posted By: Nova Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/15/05 08:40 PM
THROBBING BOY?!? lol lol

There's a name for him, eh?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/15/05 08:47 PM
Heck if I was with you all these years, parts of me would be throbbing too. (Most likely my mouth from all the times you'd smack me across it. wink )
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/16/05 06:31 AM
You'd be lucky if she aimed high enough to hit the mouth. If it were me... well... you do the math.
Posted By: ActorLad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/16/05 06:54 AM
Barbie say's math is hard, yo!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/16/05 01:07 PM
YIKES, there's no stereotyping in that one AL. wink However studies do show there are subsets of mathematics that are favoured by the sexes respectively. Some believe that this has to do with gender role specialization going as far back as the hunter-gatherer societies.

Males are generally better at spatial geometry, owing to the need to know how to hunt. Planning interception angles etc.

(Note I say generally, poor Rosalind Franklin was never recognized for her X-ray crystallography work on DNA, without which Watson and Crick could never have defined the double helix. She died of cancer, from the X-ray machines no doubt.)

Females seem to be better at arithmetic used most commonly in budgeting. This could be a vestige of their role in gathering and rationing goods for the family unit.

So under this hypothesis the reason girls fall behind in math as they age is that increasingly math turns to algebra and geometry in high school.

Of course there is an alternate hypothesis that girls only start being dumb in math in high school because guys like'em that way. Of course I've never felt that way, I've always needed a budgeting realist to balance my kooky dreamer nature.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/16/05 01:16 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:

Of course there is an alternate hypothesis that girls only start being dumb in math in high school because guys like'em that way. Of course I've never felt that way, I've always needed a budgeting realist to balance my kooky dreamer nature.
Hmm. I was out with friends last night and we were talking about math skills. Most of the women at the table couldn't do math well at all; however, one had an excellent head for business. I'm pretty good at basic math, but I can't balance my checkbook. I can multiply on paper faster than some people can on a calculator, but I can't apply it to finances.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/16/05 01:37 PM
I used to hang out at the engineering school a lot back in the day. Obviously women were a minority (growing though). It was interesting how many of them selected Chemical over say Electrical or Computer Engineering, (Mechanical I can understand). I don't know why but this is true at every engineering school i've visited.


Personally if I had a daughter I would strongly discourage her from the following fields.
1) Chem Eng
2) Chemistry
3) Medical Science

Funny that these are all the "soft" sciences women seem to end up. The chemical exposure in these field is horrible. Since women's reproductive cells are fixed (unlike males who constantly make new sperm) they run the risk of issues not only of their own reproductive health but health of their future kids.

Yes it's not as bad as drycleaning but its darn close.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/16/05 03:15 PM
Tamper, Shut Up!!!!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/16/05 03:38 PM
Ah shucks, can I offer you a drink of Carbon Tetrafluoride?

Shoot I meant Carbon Tetrachloride, don't know why I said Freon-14, (Used in ULT fridges), I wanted offer that old dry-cleaning solvent.
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/16/05 03:39 PM
Can I have a slice of lemon in it?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/16/05 03:45 PM
To get the full liver effects, you should take a split of vodka with it.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/16/05 04:09 PM
Vodka!!

Mmmmmm...
Posted By: Nova Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/16/05 08:16 PM
you don't know where that vodka's been
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/17/05 01:12 PM
Carbon tetrachloride? Didnt the producers of Lost In Space use it in an episode once?
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/17/05 08:19 PM
Not really a hard science show, that one.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/17/05 09:05 PM
What? Do you mean carrots can't talk??? I'm disillusioned!
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/17/05 09:08 PM
I'm sorry you had to find out this way, Rockhopper.

I know it's hard now, but someday, when you've had time to reflect on all this, you'll thank me.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/17/05 09:20 PM
What bothers me is now I can't figure out where the voices I heard were coming from during all those conversations in the produce section of my local supermarket. I'd talk to the carrots and I know I heard them answer.

Of course that might explain why no one ever wants to go grocery shopping with me.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/17/05 09:28 PM
Silly Rockhopper.

Clearly the tomatoes were having a joke at your expense.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/17/05 09:45 PM
Maybe. But you always have to be careful in the produce section. Corn has ears, potatoes have eyes and beans talk.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/17/05 09:50 PM
And the onions will make you cry.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/17/05 10:00 PM
The irritant in onions that makes you cry is actually only formed in a chemical reaction between air and two constituents of the onion.

This is especially severe if you cross-section the onion. Longitudinal cuts or tearing the onion slows the release of this noxious substance considerably.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/17/05 10:04 PM
In Como agua para chocolate (Like Water for Chocolate), Laura Esquivel recommends slicing an end off the onion and placing it on your head while you cut the rest. I've tried it and it seems to work pretty well.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/17/05 10:13 PM
Or you can just cut the thing so darned fast by the time the chem reaction starts you're already done.

If I did this, I'd have no fingers but my evil chef siblings can do this easily. Their knife skill actually always blows the ladies away if they show up early to help at one of their dinner parties.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/17/05 10:55 PM
Wait, wait. Onions have constituents?

I didn't even know they were politically active.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/17/05 10:55 PM
Cutting it under running water also works, but again, it requires a certain level of skill with a knife.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/17/05 11:05 PM
Oh yes onions have constituents. They represent the so-called smelly vegetables. Long have these vegetables been denigrated by what have traditionally known as the polite society of vegetables.

No longer, onions aided by garlic have now begun a non-violent campaign for civil rights on the dinner table.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/17/05 11:10 PM
Oh, yes, I've heard of that movement: ERSCLOG (Equal Rights for Shallots, Chives, Leeks, Onions and Garlic).
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/18/05 01:16 AM
In short, there will be another Great Vegetable Rebellion happening soon... lol cool
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/18/05 03:19 AM
AAAARRRRGGGG!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD! DIE! DIE! DIE!

(The auto-reply feature of Abin's computer has shorted out; He had to type this one out manually!)

<marquee behavior=alternate> tongue tongue tongue </marquee>

(But it's still all Tamper Lad's fault)
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/18/05 03:32 AM
Abin, you still crack me up, dude lol
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/19/05 02:01 AM
Oooh, pretty colors in the post of badness from Abin.

*is distracted by shiny things*
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/19/05 02:03 AM
Ah, the wonders of insane technology, Cali... laugh
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/19/05 02:17 AM
It's a known fact that men and women are distracted by different types of shiny things. This can be summed up as "Women shop at Tiffany's, Men shop at Home Depot"


Women are distracted by Diamonds, Gold, etc...

Shopper: "How does it look."
Sales Associate: "This expensive piece really brings out the sparkle in your eyes."


Men are distracted by Chrome, Brushed Stainless Steel, Flashing LED's ...

Shopper: "How many BTUssssse does it got?"
Hope Depot Guy: It's got more than enough to make up for your lack of manliness.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/19/05 02:24 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
"Women shop at Tiffany's, Men shop at Home Depot"
That's funny because most of the women I know who have Tiffany's anything had said jewelry given to them as a gift by a man. Which meant that a man had to go in and buy it.

Likewise, most of the people I know who work at Home Depot deal with women more frequently than men. Yes, that's right, women more than men. Mind boggling, isn't it?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/19/05 02:30 AM
Very true... I know a confused young fool who went into Tiffany's without a plan...

Let me tell you he got taken.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/19/05 02:33 AM
This, I believe. Not just any shmuck can navigate that hallowed establishment.

Poor, poor shmuck.

(It was you, right? wink )
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/19/05 02:34 AM
I saw Breakfast at Tiffany's a long time ago...is it more upmarket compared to the five-and-dime aspect when George Peppard and Audrey Hepburn ventured into Tiffany's to pilfer a couple of animal masks?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/19/05 03:03 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Caliente:
This, I believe. Not just any shmuck can navigate that hallowed establishment.

Poor, poor shmuck.

(It was you, right? wink )
Plausible deniability, plausible deniability.


Yes LAM, it's quite an upscale retailer of jewelery and giftware, where women conspire with the sales staff to extract extreme displays of affection from their men.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/19/05 03:05 AM
Bartering and bribery...what could be more romantic than that?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/19/05 03:11 AM
That said if any of you would see fit to buy me a nice set of Tiffany cufflinks for my next special occasion I'll not object. *hint* *hint*
Posted By: ActorLad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/19/05 03:51 AM
I used to watch Saved By The Bell which had Tiffani Amber Thiessen in it.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/19/05 04:18 AM
Hey, me too!!

Though, I must admit, I was more of a Mark-Paul Gosselaar fan.
Posted By: ActorLad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/19/05 04:40 AM
Hey remember that ep when Jessie got hooked on "Pep-pills" and she broke down crying in Zack's arms singing "I'm So Excited"?
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/19/05 04:47 AM
Hahaha.

No, I think I've blocked it.

I remember the episode where Kelly liked Screech, though.

And the one where Jessie tried to help Zack learn to dance to impress Kelly for the dance competition but Zack picked Jessie instead.

And the early ones with the other girl and guy who got replaced by Jessie and Slater. Heather and Max in Miss Bliss's class. wink
Posted By: ActorLad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/19/05 05:00 AM
Yeah, those other kids weren't really that well developed. Miss Bliss was cool though. Remember how a pre-90210 Tori Spelling played Screech's girlfriend Violet for awhile?
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/19/05 05:07 AM
Hahaha. I dooo. It was funny. I laughed. That sort of role suits her much better IMHO~ wink *is mean*

How ironic that Tiffany Thiessen joined her later, huh? (Or did I image that?? I can never remember. So wasn't my show.)
Posted By: ActorLad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/19/05 05:52 AM
Heh, I agree.

IMDB says your right, (it wasn't my show either I only watched the 1st ep).

I found it kind of depressing that that actress that played Jessie went from "Saved By The Bell" to "Showgirls".
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/19/05 06:55 AM
That would be Elizabeth Berkley, yes?
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/19/05 09:31 PM
Nope,

Lash?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/19/05 10:44 PM
No thanks I don't enjoy being whipped (well maybe by Caliente) but I surprise, surpise I have an anecdote about whipping.

Back in the middle ages, pious church-goers looking to escape the black death started a cult of self-flagellation. It was believed that God would spare those who inflicted pain on themselves.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/19/05 10:47 PM
Nope,


Just Nope...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/19/05 10:55 PM
Course, I have another anecdote about whipping too. It involves discipline in the Royal Navy. I believe it was the Chief Petty Officer's duty to administer the lashes using the cat o'nine tails.

Man that Royal Navy had some cool disciplinary procedures. I really can appreciate the keelhauling (being bound and dragged under the ship across the keel from one side of the ship to the opposite side. I also like the one where they tie the offender to the bow of the ship (I forget what that's called).

Now as to why it's called the Royal Navy, it's because the British Constitution allowed for the Monarch to levy taxes in order to build a navy without the consent of the Parliament. The Stuart Monarchy's use of this power to collect general revenues without the consent of Parliament precipitated a constitutional crisis which led to the English Civil War.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 12:28 AM
I Tried not to do this, I really did, but he's just too much...

AAAAAAARRRRRRRGGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!! DIE!!! DIE!!! DIE!!!!

(SOB, I can't stop doing this and It's ALL Tamper Lad's Fault!!!!)
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 12:45 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
No thanks I don't enjoy being whipped (well maybe by Caliente) but I surprise, surpise I have an anecdote about whipping. Back in the middle ages, pious church-goers looking to escape the black death started a cult of self-flagellation.
Too much whipping it and your cream will curdle, TL wink
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 12:46 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Abin Quank:
I Tried not to do this, I really did, but he's just too much...

AAAAAAARRRRRRRGGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!

[b]DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!! DIE!!! DIE!!! DIE!!!!


(SOB, I can't stop doing this and It's ALL Tamper Lad's Fault!!!!) [/b]
Ooh! and we get it all in glorious living colour, too! lol
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 01:26 AM
The curdling seen during the agitation of milk/cream is due to complex reaction within the cream/milk.

Milk solids consisting of protein and lipids are in fact very hydrophobic. This is the case despite the fact that milk is made up mostly of water. Amazingly the glycoproteins and liproteins in the milk manage to keep milk solids solvated in the watery part of the milk (know as the whey).

When agitated, the conformation of the proteins is altered exposing the hydrophobic chains of the lipids and proteins. This denaturation of the proteins causes a cascade effect as the solids clump together forming curds.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 03:38 AM
Ohmygod this is a game right? And you win by saying someting so stupid that no one will reply to it, right? So why do people keep replying to that green guy? I don't get it.
Posted By: Nova Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 03:49 AM
Shush, TL likes the sound of his own voice. Yes, he actually says what he types as he types it. He edits on the fly too so he says some parts many, many times.

Yes I'll smack him the next time I see him.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 04:02 AM
Humph, Nova has expressed a preference for men she can keep gagged and chained such as the often mentioned but never seen Throbbing Boy. Ignore her.

Now Everyday Girl, I reply to people, not because I enjoy my own voice but because I have come to bring the flame of knowledge to Legion World like a latter-day Prometheus.

The others reply out of spite to prevent me from winning, because clearly they can add little to my glorious contribution.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 04:05 AM
Ohmygod, Are you saying they hate you because you're a pompus windbag?

You poor thing, you.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 04:07 AM
Of course, in real life, you can't be that green or that insufferable...its part of the Tamper Lad persona, right?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 04:08 AM
I said no such thing. I think you're misunderstanding my writing.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 04:09 AM
Ohmygod, You're from Austrailia aren't you? Is it true that toilets flush backwards down there?
Posted By: Nova Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 04:15 AM
LAM in real life he's the same but different.

We cant tell him to shut up cuz it's rude. We leave that to Hangover Kid, I see Abin Quank does it here.

Gawd Everyday Girl, that's the type of comment that gets TL started.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 04:17 AM
Ohmygod, He butts in when you ask other people questions? That's rude.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 04:17 AM
Everyday Girl that discussion has been covered in-depth. Execute a search of Coriolis Effect.


And I do not butt in. I answer questions that have well-known answers to save time. Would it be rude if I had a band but decided to play all the the instrumental parts when it came time to record an album? If I could do it exactly the way I wanted in one session, I think not.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 04:21 AM
Ohmygod, what happened to the Austrailian Guy? He sounded cute.

Who's asking about Coriolis Effects? I didn't want to find out about funny lights in the sky, I wanted to find out which way toilets swirl in Austrailia.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 04:22 AM
Ohmygod, you're rude.
Posted By: Nova Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 04:33 AM
You should see him drunk. Sloppy, spills everywhere even more stupid facts.

Did I mention the Barbarian helmet?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 04:37 AM
NOVA! Go home to Throbbing Boy this instant, this conversation is over.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 04:41 AM
Ohmygod, You're Rude and mean too.
Posted By: Nova Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 04:42 AM
GoodNight TL. Thursday right? North T.O. Station location.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 04:55 AM
Ah peace at last.

Thursday is named after Thor.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 05:00 AM
Ohmygod, you mean they spelled it wrong? Cause then it would be Thorsday, right?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 05:02 AM
Exactamundo, EG
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 05:12 AM
Ohmygod, that is so not a word. Only old middle aged 30ish guys say things like that!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 05:19 AM
Do not mistake age for infirmity child. The cunning and treachery of experience will always beat youtful enthusiasm.

Now shouldn't you be running along so you can play sidekick to grown up heroes, or maybe training to be a trophy wife depending on your talents.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 05:28 AM
Ohmygod, You are rude!

Gramps did teach me a side kick, but it looks like your nose has seen that trick already.

Trophy Wife? For you it'd be a dog show trophy.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 10:34 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Everyday Girl:
Ohmygod, You're from Austrailia aren't you? Is it true that toilets flush backwards down there?
I really haven't given it much thought, Everyday Girl...you must be new here, welcome to Legion World!
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 12:23 PM
This thread is old now. Hasn't it died yet?
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 01:13 PM
Only Abin Quank has the capability to kill this thread, Quis...He is a dedicated "troublemaker" tease
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 01:20 PM
Ohmygod, Hi Austrailian Guy! Didya check that toilet thing for me?
Posted By: Nova Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 01:28 PM
Stop it. I'm sure Tamper Lad is preparing a long winded explanation now.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 01:30 PM
Yes Ev-Girl...it swirls backwards. Please, call me LAM...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 01:50 PM
Angular momentum, it has to do with angular momentum.

Picture yourself high above the north pole looking at a point revolve 'round the axis over a day. It'd be going counter-clockwise.

Do the same at the south pole and you'd see points go clockwise about the pole.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 01:54 PM
Ohmygod, so if your at the north pole and if I put my foot on your nose you'll see stars going clockwise around your head. Did I get that right?

Ohmygod, I forgot, Gramps says I'm supposed to warn annoying people that I got my first black belt when I was nine.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 02:04 PM
Well the universe does revolve about my head, dear. As for whether it's clockwise or counter clockwise, that would depend on which hemisphere of my head you are standing on.

And FTR no one touches my brain case.
Posted By: The Red Bee Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 03:14 PM
Hello Everyday Girl.

Still seeing ghosts?

<grin>
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/20/05 03:24 PM
Ohmygod, Their not ghosts... Even Gramps says their not ghosts, and he should know...

Ohmygod, I forgot, your on the do not bother warning list...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/21/05 02:10 AM
Ghosts are believed to be the souls of the dead who are unable to leave their previous lives because of some trauma. They are bound to the site of their injury unable to rest.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/21/05 03:07 AM
Ohmygod, don't guys ever listen. Their NOT Ghosts!

They're Demons!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/21/05 03:13 AM
Oh my, Demons in the Kill-this-Thread Contest? This crisis just keeps getting bigger and bigger. Sorry I'm not in much of a position to help you, the occult isn't really my thing.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/21/05 03:19 AM
Ohmygod, their not crisis demons their my demons.

My personal demons, No One and Nobody. Their invisible and they follow me around, except that Nobody looks a little like EDE but invisible.
Posted By: Nova Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/21/05 03:20 AM
What! What! What!

Did TL just admit he didn't know something? Will wonders ever cease? Shoot, my pocket Delphi predicts that TL shutting up is a sign of the apocolypse.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/21/05 03:23 AM
Feh, Personal demons are a myth...
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/21/05 03:24 AM
Ohmygod, and how would you know Mr. Smarty-Pants.
Posted By: Nova Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/21/05 03:33 AM
Quiet TL! Excuse him, EverydayG he's so dense sometimes. It's like he's constipated or needs a girlfriend, or something.

So your demons sound like they go way back in the history of the LMB? Why don't you explain it to Spinich Face Lad and me.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/21/05 03:37 AM
Ohmygod, that's hard to explain cause they've always been with me. And, well... I haven't read it myself but Gramps tells me that the story is in the Ongoing Tag Team Thread...

But I haven't been able to find it yet...
Posted By: Nova Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/21/05 03:41 AM
See TL, try listening for once. *sigh* The trouble with men, eh EG? wink
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/21/05 03:43 AM
Ohmygod, *giggle* even the green ones... *giggle*
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/21/05 03:49 AM
Feh enough of this man hating festival.

I have already illucidated the differences in design concept between males and females in this very thread. If there are additional issues that were not covered then I will be glad to cover them now.

Remember it has to do with the limbic system? The hypothallamus? Gonadotropins?

If not I suggest that Nova go do some research if you're so interested in this child's problem.
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/21/05 03:50 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
Feh, Personal demons are a myth...
Like Shangri-La and Kashmir?
Posted By: Nova Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/21/05 03:52 AM
Let's go copper breath.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/21/05 03:54 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Eryk Davis Ester:
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
[b]Feh, Personal demons are a myth...
Like Shangri-La and Kashmir?[/b]
No like Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, the Every Ten Years Monster, black Republicans and Alt-IDs
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/21/05 05:13 AM
How about Brigadoon and basically the entire Star Trek franchise? If you want to suspend disbelief at such concepts, then Kirk and co will be glad to oblige...
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/21/05 02:19 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
Feh enough of this man hating festival.

I have already illucidated the differences in design concept between males and females in this very thread...
Ohmygod, Look you big rude green weenie, that was so not a man-hating festival, which wouldn't concern you anyway, it was just girl talk between me and Nova, so scat, ugly cat!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/22/05 03:16 AM
Enough, you two have derailed this thread enough. This thread exists to bring boring facts to light.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/22/05 03:21 AM
I thought it existed to be killed.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/22/05 03:27 AM
That is an interesting phillosophical question Miner. In a way all things that have an existence do reach a day when they cease to exist.

You and I are destined to die. Well at least you are, my brilliance will live on in my numerous offspring derived from genetic manipulation of the DNA I've stolen from female Legion Worlders, and purified essence of Tamper Lad.

Does that mean you and the flesh bag that encompasses my current existence are born to be killed? I think not.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/22/05 03:46 AM
Damm, I really, really, hate having to do this so often but Tamper leaves me no choice...

AAAAAARRRRRRGGGGGGGHHHH!!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!! DIE! DIE! DIE!

(Abin's computer is in the shop, he's sending this message using his power ring and a broken toaster)

<marquee behavior=alternate> tongue tongue tongue </marquee>
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/22/05 06:07 AM
You are no fun, Abin...
Posted By: ferroboy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/23/05 02:55 PM
I think Abin's plenty of fun. But it is true, like Miner said, that this thread exists to be killed.

What happens if the thread has enough posts to close it out? Does the last poster win by default?
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/23/05 02:59 PM
Ohmygod, does that mean threads can die of old age?
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/23/05 03:03 PM
Quote
Originally posted by ferroboy:
What happens if the thread has enough posts to close it out? Does the last poster win by default?
I'm surprised it took so long for someone to ask this question.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/23/05 03:05 PM
D'oh! Of course! The last to post on the thread officially "kills" it and so is proclaimed the winner!
Posted By: Pagan Lass Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/23/05 03:13 PM
Doesn't the person who started this thread/game have to make that determination? Who was that anyway?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/23/05 03:16 PM
My position is for it to be left ambiguous. We'll let the lawyers decide. Quislet's Super Law Firm... of Space deserves our patronage after-all.
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/23/05 03:21 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Eryk Davis Ester:
Quote
Originally posted by ferroboy:
[b]What happens if the thread has enough posts to close it out? Does the last poster win by default?
I'm surprised it took so long for someone to ask this question. [/b]
August 17th page 18
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Originally posted by Quislet, Esq.:
I think the winner will be the person who makes the 2500th post after which the thread has to be locked.
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/23/05 03:23 PM
You didn't phrase it in the form of question, Quis.
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/23/05 03:26 PM
And remember:

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Originally posted by Eryk Davis Ester:

4) Additional rules to be announced as I think 'em up!
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/23/05 03:30 PM
Playing it by ear, EDE?
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/23/05 03:36 PM
I tried to learn to play piano by ear, but I kept getting earwax on the keys.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/23/05 03:45 PM
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Originally posted by Rockhopper Lad:
I tried to learn to play piano by ear, but I kept getting earwax on the keys.
Ohmygod, that is so gross!
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/23/05 03:48 PM
No, a gross is a dozen dozen.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/23/05 03:51 PM
So what is a Baker's Dozen? Is that gross, too?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/23/05 03:56 PM
A baker's dozen is 13. It's related to an old superstition that it was lucky to include one more.

But I think it was just a ploy by early marketers of the whole buy 12 get one free spiel.
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/23/05 04:36 PM
So, what is a Devil's Dozen?
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/23/05 04:38 PM
Ohmygod, isn't that like a baker's dozen chocolate chip cookies? (A moment on the lips, a lifetime on the hips, and junk like that?)
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/23/05 04:41 PM
I thought a Devil's dozen was just six.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/24/05 10:12 PM
Oh my goodness 30 hours without a post to this thread... that left just 138 hours or 8280 minutes more before Quislet would have won the contest.

The reason there are 60 minutes in an hour and 60 seconds to the minute is because the ancient babylonians used a sexagesimal numbering system to keep accounts. This numbering system used a 60 as a base in the same way binary uses 2 or decimal uses 10.

During the French Revolution an attempt was made to convert to a revolutionary clock with a day divided into 10 hours made up of 100 minutes each. This followed the example of the revolutionary calendar which divided the year into 36 decades (weeks) of 10 days each with festivals in the 5 remaining days between years.

Today's Revolutionary date is 2 Vendémiaire CCXIV. This in fact means that yesterday was the French Revolutionary New Year.

Happy Revolutionary New Year. Liberté Egalité Fraterité... and To the lantern with the Aristocrat, we will hang them every one.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/24/05 10:52 PM
Bonne année, tous le monde!
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/24/05 11:23 PM
Vive le differance, n'est pas?
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 01:50 AM
No hablo frances.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 01:56 AM
No habla Espanol, either
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 01:57 AM
¿Pero tu habla español, no, Cali?
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 01:58 AM
Oh, poop. I didn't mean to post twice.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 02:02 AM
Si, hablo un pequeno espanol.

Double post DQ~!!
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 02:06 AM
Is pequeno Spanish for "penguin", Cali?
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 02:08 AM
No. I said, "I speak a little Spanish."

Pequeno = little

Though, technically, it should have a tilde on top of the 'n'. Unfortunately my computer doesn't have that as a key.
Posted By: Nova Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 02:12 AM
Parlez en francais si vous plait.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 02:15 AM
Is French a difficult language to master, NG?
Posted By: Nova Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 02:18 AM
Like any language it's hard to pick up as a second language. It's mandatory for civil servants up here to know French and English. A lot of parents in English Canada send their kids to immersion schools where they teach everything in French.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 02:31 AM
Oh yes, i forgot that Canada has a broad French-speaking province of its own - Montreal? Quebec?
Posted By: Nova Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 02:36 AM
LAM you did it now, you opened a can of worms. TL's gonna type out what his opinion of Quebec and the Meech Lake Accord was as a 13 year-old boy now.

Hey TL what do you think of Newman's Mulroney book?
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 02:50 AM
Yikes! How is TL gonna focus with a double-whammy of hangover and 'nads mutilation? lol
Posted By: Frio Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 02:54 AM
Ewwwww. There's a mental image I never needed.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 02:56 AM
What? Hangover? wink
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 02:59 AM
Nova I'd never, ever inflict the Meech Lake Accord on non-Canadians. At least not people I didn't hate.

As for the Peter Newmann biography what a couple of jerks. I mean both PCN and BM. Taping a supposed friend and using the tapes for a juicy book, and BM sure knows how to pick friends.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 03:03 AM
How many posts will it take to quote chapter and verse of this "Meech Lake Accord" - and this was a rhetorical question wink
Posted By: Nova Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 03:09 AM
I'm going to kill you through this screen if you keep inviting doom LAM.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 03:13 AM
Easy, Easy, NG... Down Girl.

LAM you don't want to know. The Accord itself is not long. It's the stuff that surrounds it that kill this thread.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 03:27 AM
Sorry, Nova Girl, but there is this tiny imp inside me that can't help causing "mischief" - and as i said, my previous query was supposed to be rhetorical - Tamper Lad shouldn't have to answer to everything...
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 03:50 AM
Yo hablo un poco tambien.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 04:08 AM
Que? por favor?
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 04:11 AM
LAM, un baiser pour toi/un beso para te. kiss
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 04:15 AM
Te adore, mon ami...quel dommage...
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 04:33 AM
LAM, I do believe you speak fluent Espranglais. laugh
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 04:37 AM
Just lucky, i guess, dude wink
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 04:51 AM
Tho "Spanglish" with Adam Sandler is a movie i havent seen yet...
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 05:00 AM
me either.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 05:43 AM
Still it must be hard for those in foreign countries to get used to the way things are done after they migrate to a new land, with new customs, social protocol, etc.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 05:44 AM
Ohmygod, what's Espranglais?
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 06:56 AM
Ummm...a mix of English and Spanish?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 12:20 PM
Espranglais sounds like Espanol, Francais and Anglais to me. Sort of like Esperanto I guess. Everyone know Franglais is the best language. Shoot la rondelle, tabarnak.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 12:34 PM
Mille remerciments, Monsieur TL...
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 01:34 PM
Ohmygod, so all you guys parlayvou francay?
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 05:10 PM
Not I.
Posted By: Nova Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 07:53 PM
lol LAM, Tamper just told you to shoot the puck and then cursed the the tabernacle.

Then you rethanked him 1000 times.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 08:28 PM
Espranglais is indeed espagnol+francais+anglais (using the French spelling for all three). I'm a native speaker of English who speaks French and Spanish on a very basic level. My French is a better than my Spanish, but I have to use Spanish more often. So, when I attempt to speak Spanish, I often unconsciously fill in words I don't know--or mometarily forget--with French words. Things like "Un momento, s'il vous plait." And, occasionally, I throw an English word in there too. The result is Espranglais.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 08:55 PM
Ohmygod, and people say I talk funny!
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 10:23 PM
If you think that's funny, EG, check out my hilarious discussion of the Dewey Decimal Classification system on page 17 of this thread and my knee-slapping discussion of Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules on page 21! Library Science is a million laughs! lol rotflmao
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 11:16 PM
Wierd, this thread has gotten just plain wierd...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 11:37 PM
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Originally posted by Abin Quank:
Wierd, this thread has gotten just plain wierd...
You say that as if it's a recent change, have you read the past 64 pages?
Posted By: Sam Pureheart Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/25/05 11:51 PM
**Meow**

Greenie, Shut Up! Just Shut Up!


**Meow**
Posted By: Nova Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/26/05 12:30 AM
What a darling little kitty.

I don't think the little green man understands what you want.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/26/05 12:59 AM
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Originally posted by Nova Girl:
lol LAM, Tamper just told you to shoot the puck and then cursed the the tabernacle.

Then you rethanked him 1000 times.
Nova Girl, nobody's perfect lol
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/26/05 01:02 AM
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Originally posted by Nova Girl:
What a darling little kitty.

I don't think the little green man understands what you want.
Mebbe the pussy cat isn't as "stoopid" as he claims to be, Nova Girl - and besides i like cats in general, they show a good judge of character. laugh
Posted By: Frio Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/26/05 02:52 AM
Uh-oh, you double posted LAM. That's a DQ.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/26/05 03:19 AM
Two seperate queries don't count, Frio tease
Whatever the penalty is, i'll pay it...
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/26/05 12:05 PM
Will that penalty be paid in Australian dollars, Canadian dollars, US dollars, GB pounds or Philippine pesos? We're an international group here. What other countries (and currencies) are represented here?
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/26/05 12:29 PM
Will my body be payment enuff, Rockhopper Lad? laugh wink
Posted By: Lad Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/27/05 05:29 PM
Let's just call it community service.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/27/05 10:08 PM
Oh my goodness! Almost 48 hours without a Tamper Lad post to Killing-this-Thread. How could it have come to this. Dread not, I have returned to once be the fount of erudition for this thread and Legion World.

Speaking of penalties, the reason I post so much to this thread is because I use a managegerial accounting technique to assign a cost associated with not posting to this thread. Much as a store running an inventory system assigns a cost in lost business associated with a stock out.

In my model LW suffers a loss of $100 for every hour without my spreading these wonderful posts. So in the 47 hours since my last post, the cost of the lost knowledge/entertainment to Legion World is approximately $4700.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/27/05 10:58 PM
Ohmygod, **Yawn** What's the like cost in so many lost brain cells for those of us who like try to read your boring posts?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/27/05 11:09 PM
There is no activity-based costing valuation assigned for brain cell loss. I do assign a cost of 50 cents a minute for everyone who reads my post.

For the above post reading time is 0.5 minutes. So when you read the post I costed it at 25 cents. As a proxy for total cost I multiply by 1000 representing LW membership and the unregistered world beyond. Ergo the cost total of the above post is $25.

Based on this I should make a post like the previous one every 15 minutes to maximize the utility to Legion World.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/28/05 12:01 AM
Abin Quank....please "kill this bastich thread" -it is making me so depressed already...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/28/05 12:05 AM
Oh would you look at that it's been an hour since my last thread post. Thus to maximize LW Utility I need to make a post four times as long as the one on page 65. Hole on I need to find a classic from yesteryear. I posted the Brazil Free Trade FTAA/MERCOSUR one already right?

As luck would have it all that goodness is on my other compy a laptop which regrettably is in the shop getting a new CPU fan this week. Thus you will have to make due with my rambling narrative for the rest of this week.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/28/05 12:28 AM
Abin Quank.....we neeeeeed yoooooou....
Posted By: Nova Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/28/05 12:52 AM
Eating those chocolate-covered espresso beans again, huh?
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/28/05 12:56 AM
The pen is mightier than the sword - except when the boss is looking over your shoulder smile wink
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/28/05 02:03 AM
Almost two hours again. Alright Legion World now I must give you $200 dollars worth of Tamperish goodness. I will say though I've been known to eat espresso beans, I tend to avoid it because the do really make me hyper.

Tell me what you want me to discuss, and in my next post I'll give you 200$ worth plus the 4700$ worth I owe you for not posting in this thread for 47 hours. Remember the first post on this page was only worth 25 bucks.

If this doesn't kill this thread nothing will.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/28/05 02:07 AM
Except you have about 1500 more posts to do it in, dude...even you havent got enough interesting factoids to go that far...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/28/05 02:14 AM
Nova and the others who know Tamper in real life who've been subjected to a ten year email thread that looks surprising like Killing-this-thread would disagree.

The first post on this page is 130 words. If that's $25 bucks worth. I owe you 130 x 19,600 words in my next post or about 250,000 words. EDIT: Correction about 2.5 million words.

Now pick your doom Legion World or surrender victory to me.
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/28/05 02:17 AM
Hmm... perhaps we should redirect Telly to Cobies "Inane 1000 word posts thread"?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/28/05 02:18 AM
Shoot I miscalculated the number of words by an order of magnitude. It's actually 2.5 million.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/28/05 03:12 AM
Is that the New Math, TL? wink
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/28/05 03:23 AM
It's nice to be needed!

AAAARRRRGGGGHHHH!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!

DIE!!! DIE!!! DIE!!!

(You asked for it, You got it! Only this time it's LAM's Fault)

<marquee behavior=alternate> tongue tongue tongue </marquee>
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/28/05 04:58 AM
If I had to pick the lesser of two evils, bud, it wouldnt be Tamper Lad...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/28/05 10:42 PM
If I am to be part of an axis of evil. It is good to be on top.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/28/05 10:44 PM
Ohmygod, You are such a rude jerk...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/28/05 10:48 PM
Everyday girl would like to be part of an axis of evil someday.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/28/05 10:51 PM
Ohmygod, Only if I get to break it over your stinky head.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/29/05 10:04 PM
Getting back off the topic of Everyday Girl's attempt to hijack this thread and on topic of killing this thread. The ability to spin thread from natural fibres was one of the first industries in civilization.

It's rise led to the rise of animal husbandry especially of goats and sheep.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/29/05 10:21 PM
Everyday Girl is a sweetie, don't knock her, dude!
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/29/05 10:42 PM
Ohmygod, Mr. LAM you are so Sweet! And Mr. Stinky-Head Green Puss is so Rude!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/29/05 11:03 PM
Animal husbandry means the possession and mastery of animals. Someday, when Everyday Girl has a husband of her own, she may find rigour and discipline in domestic life.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/29/05 11:17 PM
Give her a bit of time to grow up first - at the moment she's having lots of fun with her loaded guns...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/29/05 11:35 PM
Alright I wasn't going to post any more but I have to. I'm honor bound because this is the:


<span style="font-size: 18px;">1000th Post in response to EDE's Challenge. </span>

band
Happy Aniversary Killing-this-thread. May you have many more, and carry over as many times as SHAKES (pending rule clarifications)
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/29/05 11:39 PM
To use an Ev-Gir1-ism: Ohmygod!
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/30/05 02:13 AM
Tamper Lad wasn't going to post anymore??

Gee, who believes that one...?
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/30/05 02:18 AM
Not me wink
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/30/05 02:21 AM
Without TL here, I guess I'm going to have to try to bore everyone in his place. Where shall begin?
Library of Congress subject headings?
Dewey Decimal Classification?
Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules?
Stupid patron stories ("Do you have a book on how to write criteria?"; "Do you have a book that lists all the Roman Catholic Presidents of the United States?")?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/30/05 02:25 AM
Everyone knows there was only one Catholic President. JFK

Writing criteria in many contexts is not easy there should be books on it.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/30/05 02:27 AM
How about...10 most likely fat millionaire delusional geriatrics, who think wearing a dental-floss g-string will enable them to get laid on that very same day?
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/30/05 02:29 AM
I would like an in depth discussion with various posters explaining that Paul McCartney did in fact die and was replaced by a body double.

Explain away please.

No taking the other side.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/30/05 02:33 AM
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Originally posted by legionadventureman:
How about...10 most likely fat millionaire delusional geriatrics, who think wearing a dental-floss g-string will enable them to get laid on that very same day?
Don't be ridiculous every geriatric millionaire knows to get laid you flash the Rolex, and show the blonde gold-digger just how many oxygen canisters you require per day.

Addendum: the more canisters you say you need the more vigourous the lay.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/30/05 02:35 AM
and the more Viagra you need that day
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/30/05 02:37 AM
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Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
Everyone knows there was only one Catholic President. JFK

Writing criteria in many contexts is not easy there should be books on it.
Actually, TL (didn't think you could stay away), these are actual questions I got at the reference desk several years ago.

The woman couldn't understand how there could have been only one RC president. She protested "There must have been more than one!"

As for the criteria woman, my first question was "criteria for what" and the answer was "just in general".

*sigh* sigh
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/30/05 02:43 AM
Ohmygod, you guys are like seriously sick. Especially you Mr. Stinky-Head Green Puss.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/30/05 02:47 AM
Now everyday girl since you're obviously the type of girl who would be a gold-digger. I just wanna tell you that my previous post was made to explain the complex negotiation taking place in the gold digger/sugar daddy arbitrage.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/30/05 02:49 AM
Ohmygod, Since you obviously the type dude who don't need complete sentences to tell story you never gonna be a sugah daddy...

tongue
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/30/05 02:51 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Rockhopper Lad:
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
[b]Everyone knows there was only one Catholic President. JFK

Writing criteria in many contexts is not easy there should be books on it.
Actually, TL (didn't think you could stay away), these are actual questions I got at the reference desk several years ago.

The woman couldn't understand how there could have been only one RC president. She protested "There must have been more than one!"

As for the criteria woman, my first question was "criteria for what" and the answer was "just in general".

*sigh* sigh [/b]
How about a discussion on how many Roman catholic popes who held office...who actually weren't Roman?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/30/05 02:54 AM
Verbs are for losers Ev-G. I like to keep my readers sharp by making them infer the verb. If my gold-digger was a brat like Ev-G, I wouldn't want to be a sugah daddy either.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/30/05 02:57 AM
Ohmygod, Mr. Stinky-Head Green Puss you is a Collige Graduite with a responsibility poistion in life, isn't you? So why kan't you spek the langrage real good?
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/30/05 03:01 AM
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Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
Verbs are for losers Ev-G. I like to keep my readers sharp by making them infer the verb. If my gold-digger was a brat like Ev-G, I wouldn't want to be a sugah daddy either.
If not for verbs, I could speak French and Spanish fluently. wink
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/30/05 03:10 AM
There are things that people do in which words are not needed, Rockhopper wink
Posted By: Sam Pureheart Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/30/05 03:19 AM
**Purr**

Humans are so much fun to watch...

**Purr**
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/30/05 03:29 AM
Aww, i really missed you, Stoopid Cat - nice kitty *strokes furry chin*
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/30/05 12:05 PM
Cats really make good companions, they are so soft and cuddly
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/30/05 12:12 PM
I'm a dog person, myself. They require more care, but the return is worth the investment.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 09/30/05 12:15 PM
It depends on the nature of the owner, rather than the nature of the beast...
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/01/05 01:31 PM
This is a surprise...Tamper Lad hasnt posted in a while - could this be a good omen? tease
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/01/05 02:06 PM
This thread should be put on hold while we're in Boston. It's only proper.
Posted By: Vee Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/01/05 05:38 PM
Ohmygod, caught! laugh
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/01/05 05:40 PM
Ohmygod, that is so wrong! Just cause you guys went to that stinky convention and we couldn't cause we have mean Gramps's or whatever, now you want to take our games away too? You're all stinky heads...
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/01/05 05:51 PM
Hmm. Now I know how Lois Lane felt when Clark revealed his identity to her. wink
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/02/05 01:32 AM
Well, Lois would have been happier if Clark had revealed "something else" to her, too... wink
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/02/05 07:11 PM
No no no, the reason this game hasn't been going on is because I have been running out of things to say. Not really it's really because I was away from the computer most of the day and did not have time to think of a post.

But now that I've recovered from single malt disease. I will set up this evening's conversation about the history of analgesia...
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/02/05 07:16 PM
Ga-ross.

P.S. What was that you were saying about shoes earlier TL?
Posted By: Nova Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/02/05 07:27 PM
The only time Tamper ever mentions shoes is when he's making fun of my collection. Of course he's one to talk, he cant go to a department store without buying a necktie. I think its a psychological disease.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/02/05 07:49 PM
Hahaha. Oh, the trauma of it all.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/02/05 08:02 PM
bah, what i put around my neck is my own business which reminds me of a story about men's fashion accessories.

The origin of the flag of Austria.

There once was a Austrian Duke who went off to the Crusades in the holy land. He wore a white tunic and a thick belt. His army was engaged in heavy fighting against the arab armies. In the midst of the battle his forces' standard (colours) was lost. Taking off his belt he raised his tunic as a new standard.

Except the battle had been so bloody, the white garment had been stained red, except the area covered by the belt.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/03/05 01:06 AM
Bah! This thread is no longer worth killing...
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/03/05 01:16 AM
Tamper's story remind me of an incident that happened several years ago when I lived in Boston.

I was in a clothing store and a woman was squawking to her husband and 13-year-old-or-so son about men being incapapble of picking out their own ties. "Their wives have to pick them out for them. I pick out all your father's ties and someday your wife will have to pick out yours, because men are incapapble of picking out their own ties!"

I can only take so much man-bashing. I walked up to a nearby tie rack, looked it up and down for about ten seconds. Picked out a lovely necktie and, as I passed by the woman, made sure that she got a very good view of it.

Can't pick out our own ties indeed! laugh
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/03/05 01:20 AM
AAAARRRRRGGGGGHHHHH!!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE! DIE! DIE!

(This message brought to you by one member of the Boston Group, Other messages to follow...)
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/03/05 01:40 AM
I'd never let a woman pick out any article of business or dress clothing for me. Unless I needed to somehow match her outfit for some event. *sigh* How did men become accessories of their dates...

I actually love shopping for clothes. If you go to a good store where the guy across the counter knows his stuff, You learn so much about fit, style, fabric, and your body type.

Yes I like to talk shop with the suit guy. I know they love it, just like the college student girls at Starbuks love to tell me what they know about the proper brewing temperature and pressure in their espresso maker. (I always pretend i don't know something about the machine, it makes them feel smart and happy till next time I come in.)
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/03/05 02:10 AM
Where do you come up with your little factoids, Tamper Lad?
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/03/05 02:24 AM
He keeps 'em stored in his over-sized head. Either that or he's reeeeeally good with the internet search engines. For all we know, he could be a big fat faker!!

gasp
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/03/05 02:41 AM
Who moi? And here I thought my head was normal sized. (actually my nickname at school was big-head) There was a big-headed girl too. We had to stay in separate rooms lest the gravity generated by our crania interact forming a black hole.
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/03/05 02:49 AM
AAARRRRRGGGGGHHHHH!!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE! DIE! DIE!

(This message brought to you by one member of the Boston Group, Other messages to follow...)
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/03/05 02:58 AM
Though I am by no means a patient man... I am very determined that by the end of this thread, it will be I who have killed it.

Now on to why Boston is known as Beantown. Well it's because of the signature dish. Mollasses-Baked Beans. But why is this the signature dish? Mollasses was plentiful in Boston because of its location on the trade route between the Caribbean colonies and Britain. Thus the origin of Boston's connection with this dish.
Posted By: Space Ranger Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/03/05 03:04 AM
Sentient, Please repeat after me:

AAARRRRRGGGGGHHHHH!!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE! DIE! DIE!

(This message brought to you by one member of the Boston Group, Other messages to follow...)


Truth and Justice shall Prevail!
(Personally, I think he's drunk...)
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/03/05 03:10 AM
As we all know, Justice is female, just like Winged-Victory. And she's not drunk, she's blind.

Oh and I believe I mispelled Molasses above.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/03/05 03:53 AM
Actually, Tamper, speaking as a Massachusetts native (albeit one who hasn't lived there in a long time), Bostonians generally don't like their city to be referred to as "Beantown". It's kinda like "Frisco".
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/03/05 04:00 AM
i cringe whenever i hear someone say frisco. makes my hackles rise.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/03/05 05:51 AM
I havent heard "Frisco" being referred to as such, since that Village People movie "Can't Stop The Music"... laugh
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/03/05 12:24 PM
Most US cities do have nicknames. Some are common and accepted (NYC as the "Big Apple"; Philadelphia as the "City of Brotherly Love"; Detroit as "Motor City" or "Motown"). Others are shortened forms (LA, Philly). Some are used only by local journalists for reasons known only to them (Houston as "Bayou City"; worse yet Orlando as "The City Beautiful" :rolleyes: [Nothing against Orlando--it's just a really dumb name]). And then you get the nicknames that exist mostly to annoy people from there (Frisco and Beantown being the best-known)
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/03/05 11:05 PM
Still better than the city I live in. We can choose between Hogtown (the stockyards have been closed for years now, they're putting up townhouses), or the Big Smoke.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 12:23 AM
Whereabouts in Canada do you live, Tamper Lad, if its not too personal a question?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 12:25 AM
Toronto, oh I just remembered the third derogatory nickname for the city. Canadians outside TOronto call it the "Centre of the Universe"
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 12:26 AM
Frisco... gross... puke

Love the place. Hate that nickname.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 12:50 AM
Where did the name come from? It sounds almost like something you cook French Fries in...
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 12:57 AM
The Frisco Kid!
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 01:11 AM
Oh Pancho! Oh Frisco!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 01:15 AM
Rice a Roni the San Francisco treat.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 01:30 AM
Where does "Beef-a-roni" come into it?
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 01:33 AM
Rice-A-Roni, the San Francisco treat!
Rice-A-Roni, it's flavour can't be beat!
One pan, no boiling, cooking ease!
A flavour that is sure to please!
*ding ding*
Rice-A-Roni the San Francisco treat!

One of the great commercial jingles of all time!
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 01:34 AM
Quote
Originally posted by legionadventureman:
Where does "Beef-a-roni" come into it?
Beefaroni, on the other hand is a Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee canned pasta which is about 17 degrees beyond vile.

Oh poop! I just double-posted!
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 01:37 AM
I dont get what all the fuss is about double-posting...I've done it loads of times in my haste to get my points across...
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 01:41 AM
Ohmygod, that's exactly the point, LAM!
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 01:48 AM
To kill this thread with Seinfeld-like logic...i.e. create a discussion about "nothing"?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 01:53 AM
Very well I am more than capable of moderating a conversation about nothing...
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 01:57 AM
Nothing. Nada. Rien. Niente.

The state of not being.

Non-existance.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 03:15 AM
You forgot zilch, dude...
Posted By: Loser Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 03:20 AM
ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)
Posted By: Loser Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 03:21 AM
Ohmygod. Did Abin get my login now too?!?
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 03:22 AM
rotflmao
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 03:23 AM
Hard to tell.

Your spelling's usually fine.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 03:24 AM
lol
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 03:38 AM
rotflmao too!
Posted By: Loser Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 05:00 AM
ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 05:02 AM
I really miss those hilarious Ze Tongues scrolling back and forth across the screen laugh
Posted By: Loser Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 05:04 AM
I must have gotten an earlier version of the Quank virus on my computer.
Posted By: Loser Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 05:05 AM
<marquee behavior=alternate> tongue tongue tongue </marquee>
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 05:08 AM
I really walked into that one, didnt I, Lou? rotflmao
Posted By: Loser Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 05:10 AM
It happens from time to time.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 05:29 AM
lol
Posted By: The Red Bee Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 03:08 PM
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Posted By: The Red Bee Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 03:10 PM
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Posted By: The Red Bee Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 03:13 PM
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Posted By: The Red Bee Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 03:14 PM
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Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/04/05 07:08 PM
Villainous but not enough to kill this thread. I saw a bumper sticker today that said "more trees, less bush".

As for the middle-aged fat man. whatever happened to that TV guy, Rush Limbaugh? Is he still on. I used to watch his show at like 6:30 in the morning before school.

Die Superboy, Die...

What I had no idea Christmas was a religious observance. I thought it was just a way for retailers to make money.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/05/05 02:44 AM
I don't think pictures are going to kill this thread, no matter how hideous (Especially that second one. Blecch! shudder I'll have nightmares tonight!)
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/05/05 02:58 AM
Limbaugh's TV show is toast, but he remains a popular figure on talk radio.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/05/05 05:00 AM
Who was that Santa Claus-like dude? Is he in need of a bustier IMHO.... lol
Posted By: Fat Cramer Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/05/05 08:28 PM
Haha! I know how to kill this thread! Let's talk politics, religion AND race. It works every time. It may take a few posts, but I think you'll be able to point back to this as the beginning of the end.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/05/05 08:42 PM
Only if we're lucky...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/05/05 08:47 PM
Surprisingly enough, I can talk ad nauseum about Race, Politics, etc. Hmmm what should my first torpedo be?

*ponders*
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/05/05 09:58 PM
It won't matter. Not even William Bennett could kill this thread.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/05/05 10:09 PM
I'll bet Randolph Scott could Kill this Thread...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/05/05 10:33 PM
I've got it....

This guy and his flawed science will kill this thread or send me to blazes for even mentioning him. The science is horribly flawed but what can I say, according to him I'm a superior specimen.
Phillipe Rushton
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/06/05 03:28 AM
confused I didn't see a column on his chart for green faced monkeys.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/06/05 03:39 AM
lol I was speaking for my human alter-ego for once. It is rare that I do, but I do provide that service for him at times. Some day I'll be rid of his influence permenantly and be free to wreck havoc on Legion World. *ahem*

Of course if I were speaking for myself as a Coluan, we'd be masters of both alternate mating strategies. This assumes his methodology is correct, which is like navigating the ocean assuming the Earth is flat. How did that fool ever get tenure?

P.S. My alter-ego has just informed that the answer to my rhetorical question lies in the institution he's a professor at. My AE cannot bring himself to name that place.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/06/05 03:46 AM
Excuse me Mr. Evil Genius sir, but have you seen a large Red Bee around here?

<Pulls VLK Pistol from shoulder holster activating laser targeting and ranging device, points at Evil Genius Inc. poster on far wall, pulls trigger, dots I>

Tell him I want him to try...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/06/05 04:12 AM
I'm afraid I can't help you missy. I haven't seen the Bee this fine evening. I suppose I could ask my alter-ego. Excuse me a second.

No my alter-ego hasn't see the Red Bee or any of his alter-egos this evening either. Sorry Miss Everyday.

Go blast him one for me too. That dorky Ranger guy was a real law-man.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/06/05 04:17 AM
<Points VLK at Tamper, placing laser dot just above his heart>

The safety is on right now Mr. Tamper but if I find out Evil Genius Inc. is doing business with the Red Bee or the Riddler...

...I just may have to Kill This Thread.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/06/05 04:24 AM
I'm pretty sure killing Tamper won't end this thread, either.

But it may turn off Abin's automated responses.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/06/05 04:39 AM
Id really like to see you crack a smile one of these days, OM... wink
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/06/05 11:39 PM
Beware of smiling miners, outdoor or underground. In my experience they are usually drunk from drinking lots of beer.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/07/05 12:46 AM
So miners are like everybody else who drink from the beer glass...only to discover that everybody looks damn hot! wink
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/07/05 10:48 AM
Minors shouldn't be drinking. It's illegal in most places. wink

I know: bad puns will not kill this thread.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/07/05 11:58 AM
Minors will never know the sheer buzz one gets from drinking a grape Nehi
Posted By: Lad Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/07/05 12:10 PM
When I was about knee-high to my grandfather I got a Marine-style buzz cut.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/07/05 12:18 PM
I hope nobody made any "cutting" remarks, LB
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/07/05 12:21 PM
Some religious groups require that males be cut even before they are knee-high. This is probably a good thing, I can't imagine the pain of doing that particular ritual as an adult. I know some converts have to do this.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/07/05 12:24 PM
Some people can be a little circumspect about circumcision, dude
Posted By: Lad Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/07/05 12:31 PM
While others might circumflect circumscription or Cirque du Soleil
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/07/05 12:33 PM
"And the circle of life gives a little tingle in your fingers"....
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/07/05 12:34 PM
Ahhhh what's with the hang-ups. It's a simple medical procedure which just happens to have religious significance to certain religions. There's nothing to be circumspect about, it's purely a technical discussion.

The texts all say that the procedure is painful as an adult but relatively painless when done to babies. Now I wonder which doctor conducted the interviews of the babies that had this procedure done to see how much pain they experienced.
Posted By: Lad Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/07/05 12:39 PM
Perhaps even more intriguing, not to imply that your clinical discussion of circumcision is anything less than fully intriguing, is the procedure of elective foreskin restoration. I can hardly wait to hear other members' considerations.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/07/05 12:43 PM
I would prefer to be cut, so that otherwise, it means i have to keep the area in question free of dirt and free of disease
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/07/05 12:48 PM
On the other hand I really hate Cirque de Soleil. When I think of how much taxpayer money has into this venture enriching their shareholders, I shudder. We built them a clown and mime college, I rest my case.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/07/05 12:52 PM
The circus must have been fun for you as a kid, Tamper Lad, it is understandable for you to be less wild about it as you grow to adulthood...
Posted By: Lad Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/07/05 12:55 PM
I wonder if any Cirque du Soleil performers have undergone elective foreskin restoration at taxpayer expense.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/07/05 12:59 PM
I never heard of the procedure being done at the taxpayer's expense - so it must be expensive, indeed...
Posted By: Lad Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/07/05 01:03 PM
I wonder whether the internal revenue code of the US contains explicit guidance on the deductibility of out-of-pocket expenses related to elective foreskin restoration of circus performers. The code is generally very detailed.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/07/05 01:10 PM
Where there is a tax deduction write-off, im sure there would be a loophole to allow for foreskin restoration to be counted...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/07/05 01:21 PM
So if you were a star in the adult film industry could your foreskin re-construction be termed a legitimate business expense?

Could you argue that it's in style this year and get it deducted from your pre-tax earnings?


PS When Abin sees this past page, I know what his answer will be.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/07/05 01:32 PM
Tamper, just SHUT UP!

Mmmmm... No that's not it...


AAAAAARRRRRGGGGGHHHHH!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!!!

DIE!! DIE!! DIE!!

(Everyday Girl put a bullet into Abin's auto-response generator, so he typed this himself)

<marquee behavior=alternate> tongue tongue tongue </marquee>

Yep, that was it!
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/07/05 01:34 PM
Aw...no Ze Tongues flitting across the page? frown
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/07/05 03:09 PM
Look Again!
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/07/05 03:14 PM
It just wouldn't be Abin if there weren't flying tongue s making their way across the screen. It's why we love him... really... I swear... wink
Posted By: The Red Bee Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/07/05 03:18 PM
Hm...for all this killing that supposed to be happening in this thread, all we have is a pretty boring bunch.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/07/05 11:26 PM
Bees are a social insect, like ants and termites. To me they've always been fascinating because left alone all fertilized eggs develop into sterile females. They need hormonal stimulation to develop into fertile females. This is provided by feeding the larvae royal jelly.

Drones like Reddy up here develop from unfertilized eggs.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/07/05 11:56 PM
I don't know if I'd want to be a bee. Male bees just hang around looking bored then they all go chasing after some queen so they can have sex. None of them really benefits from it. It's like living in a gay bar.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/08/05 01:37 AM
I heard Everyday Girl had the perfect opportunity to shoot Red Bee right up his stinger - how come she went PG-13 instead of rated R?
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/08/05 04:01 AM
'Cause that's what heroes do, silly. Great-Uncle Space Ranger would be spinning in his grave if I killed someone in his name. He always found a way to do the right thing and he expected me to do the same thing.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/08/05 04:05 AM
You're absolutely right, Ev-Girl - and what you did, i now realise, made a whole lot of sense... nod It would have turned you into another "Willow" had you gone through with bumping off the Red Bee... shudder
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/08/05 06:25 PM
Mmm, this thread's still alive? Sadness... and here I'd had such hope that the Red Bee would put it out of its misery.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/08/05 07:12 PM
No villain (aside from myself of course) could possibly bring redemption to this thread by killing it.

The Buddhists amongst us believe that this thread is indeed bound for an easy go of it in its next incarnation having suffered so heinously in this one.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/08/05 07:25 PM
We have Buddhists among us? Crazy. wink
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/08/05 07:35 PM
I am nominally a Buddhist of the meat-eating, alcohol-consuming, bug-stomping, gambling, non-meditating variety.

Often when I use the footpath near the local Catholic high school, I observe to see who can fail in living up to their nominal religion more. It's a close call between moi and some of those hedonistic teenagers.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/09/05 12:22 PM
Okay, now we're talking religion. I think we've already done politics. I can only think of one other "forbidden" subject, so here goes:

Are you aware that the Great Pumpkin rises out of the most sincere pumpkin patch on Halloween night and flies through the air to bring toys to all the good children in the world?
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/09/05 12:33 PM
And i heard the Great Pumpkin was working for Peanuts these days...
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/09/05 12:34 PM
And i heard the Great Pumpkin was working for Peanuts these days...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/09/05 06:57 PM
There is no such thing as the great pumpkin. The belief that he brings toys is a lie perpetuated by retailers on a unsuspecting public. They wish to increase commerce in the early fall period. In general Hallmark Holidays are sucky excuses to spend money. Let me list them now.


Sweetest Day 10/15/05
Boss's Day 10/16/05
Mother in-law's Day 10/23/05
Halloween 10/31/05
Valentine's Day 2/14/06
Women's History Month 3/06
April Fools' Day 4/1/06
Earth Day 4/22/06
National Volunteer Week 4/23 - 4/29/06
Administrative Professional's Day 4/26/06
National Teacher Appreciation Week 4/30 - 5/6/06
Nurses Day 5/6/06
Mother's Day 5/14/06
Father's Day 6/18/06
Grandparents Day 9/10/06
Business Women's Day
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/09/05 07:02 PM
They aren't holidays. If I don't get the day off work, they aren't holidays.
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/10/05 06:16 PM
There is only one true holiday in my world:

Leap Year's Day. It's my favorite day ever.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/10/05 06:25 PM
I would post something snarky but I will refrain from cynicism today because it is Canadian Thanksgiving.

Ie. I promise that I will make no smart remarks about politics/politicians, the machinations of marketers or how stupid I think people are in general. Now excuse me, I decided to make a turkey after-all, though it's just me this year.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/10/05 06:34 PM
Ohmygod, you cooked yourself? Or is making a turkey one of those wierd sexual references that I haven't learned yet?
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/11/05 03:39 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Cobalt Kid:
There is only one true holiday in my world:

Leap Year's Day. It's my favorite day ever.
You know what they say about leap year lasses!
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/11/05 03:42 AM
They come only one every four years?
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/12/05 05:38 PM
I've begun dreading leap years. We have our presidential elections here in the States in leap years. Those are becoming quite painful.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/14/05 12:45 PM
I have been remiss in my duties to this thread. I promise to honour my pledge to win this competition.

Do elections really end in the States? Seems when I watch TV, there's always some inane ad for a judge election or county prosecutor or sheriff. How novel, elected judges and prosecutors.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/14/05 01:39 PM
Elected judges are not universal. It varies from state to state. I think it's kinda dumb myself. Then again, most US politicians are pretty dumb.

Here in Houston, we have a city election (mayor and council) every odd-numbered year. Add that to the gubernatorial, congressional and presidential elections and we have one every November. sigh
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/14/05 02:23 PM
I love reading those stories about Boss Tweed in Tammany Hall and Richard Daly in Chicago etc. Now those boys could rig an election.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/14/05 02:57 PM
Election rigging? Gee, that never happens in the good ol' US of A any more! :rolleyes:
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/14/05 03:04 PM
If I were you guys, I would've accepted Fidel's offer to send election monitors to Florida in 2004.

Just for laughs. I wanna know what they would report.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/14/05 03:22 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
If I were you guys, I would've accepted Fidel's offer to send election monitors to Florida in 2004.

Just for laughs. I wanna know what they would report.
I expect I know what they would have found--though I think Ohio is the state where there was more fraud this time.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/16/05 11:13 PM
To prevent fraud they should bring back unsecret ballots where you had to announce your vote on stage.

Then at the far end of the stage the rival gangs of ruffians could be waiting with kegs of beer and casks of whisky for their supporters and baseball bats for those who reneged on their promise of support.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/19/05 02:21 AM
That couldn't possibly be worse than the mess we have now!
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/19/05 03:15 PM
Ohmygod, I wish Gramps would get home from his business trip, this thread needs a good dose of his outrage.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/19/05 03:27 PM
*snerk* Hon, I don't think anyone needs that... wink

But it is good for a laugh!! lol So I approve.
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/19/05 03:35 PM
My favorite lawyer joke is:

What is the difference between a catfish and a lawyer?

One is a scum sucking bottom feeder. The other is a fish.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/19/05 03:58 PM
Some of my best friends are lawyers.

Really. They are useful at times.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/19/05 05:55 PM
Lawyers can be very handy. When someone asks us a legal question at the reference desk, we can tell them "You need to speak to a lawyer."
Posted By: Lad Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/19/05 06:08 PM
Whenever we think there is a traffic issue that could be resolved by adding speed hump to a local roadway, we say "let's get a lawyer."
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/20/05 04:12 PM
AAAARRRRRGGGGGHHHHH!!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!

DIE!!! DIE!!! DIE!!!

(Abin's Auto-Responses brought to you by: Evil Genius Inc, a wholly owned subsidiary of Tamper Screwed It Up Inc.)

(SO IT'S STILL TAMPER'S FAULT!!!)
Posted By: Ghost of Numf El Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/20/05 07:46 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
Some of my best friends are lawyers.

Really. They are useful at times.
Yeah, but are they not also parasites who prey on human misery?

And prey very expensively too.


Lets be honest, sewage workers can be very useful at times, but they're not quite as expensive. wink
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/20/05 08:41 PM
Sure. But as long as I can shape their self-interest, I know the human misery they prey on will be someone else's.

Can it backfire? Yeah keeping lawyers around could be the equivalent of selling arms to a tin pot dictator but I'd like to think I'm a better judge of character than Intelligence Agencies.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/21/05 01:54 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Ghost of Numf-El:
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
[b] Some of my best friends are lawyers.

Really. They are useful at times.
Yeah, but are they not also parasites who prey on human misery?

And prey very expensively too.


Lets be honest, sewage workers can be very useful at times, but they're not quite as expensive. wink [/b]
In fairness to lawyers, they do tend to smell better than sewage workers. Well, some of them, anyway. wink
Posted By: Ghost of Numf El Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/21/05 02:15 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Rockhopper Lad:
In fairness to lawyers, they do tend to smell better than sewage workers. Well, some of them, anyway. wink
True, but they both have the ability to leave you up to your neck in a whole world of shit! lol
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/21/05 03:20 PM
hehehehehe now I can sue you all for defamation of character
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/22/05 07:28 PM
Such a suit cannot be tried by a judge who no doubt is a lawyer. I demand a jury trial for this defamation suit.

Further it must be composed of people that I consider to be peers. Thus the list is restricted to people I'm intimately familiar with and would sooner suck on a poisonous tree frog than support a lawyer's claims over me.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/24/05 01:06 PM
Originally posted by Almost But Not Quite New Kid in the classic Ongoing Tag-Team Thread:

In Space, Low Above Legion World

The Brood Battle Cruiser prepares for an assault. Instruments aboard that ship have detected the imminent hatching of the egg implanted in Space Ranger's butt by the now destroyed John A. Misnomer. Marvin the senior officer aboard the ship has decided that he is tired of waiting for his Hummer, or Yugo, as the case may be, and is preparing to take direct action against our stalwart heros.

Unfortunately for the Brood however, an unresolved plot line from the previous adventure (See LMBP The fight against Thora for details) is about to raise it's ugly head, or to put it more accurately, make a big STINK!!!

For several time parts (Time duration in these stories is only slightly less fuzzy than the plot) a mixture of Sauerkraut, 9 Alarm Chili and Bratwurst has been rumbling in the Ranger's guts. Add the fact that his recent "Talent Competition" with Danny Blane was fueled by approximately 3 cases of Michelob, and a quart of JWB, things in the Ranger's intestinal tract have reached what can mildly be described as a "Critical Mass."

Mantis is the first to notice the rather strange expression when it appears on the Ranger's face She does not understand what is happening but her cosmic awareness is screaming at her to vacate the area, FAST. Also to bury her head in the nearest pile of Bull Manure she can find. She Knows better than to argue with her somewhat vague talent. It always pops up later and says "Nah, Nah, Told Ya So!!"

Moving quickly she grabs the other LMBPers and heads for Raging Bull's barn where she knows, again because her talent has said "Git in the barn, Bitch!", the protective layer of Bull Manure will be the thickest.

Behind them they can hear the faint but very, very, extremely, drunk voice of the Ranger giggling as he says, "Pull my finger"

Marvin, the senior Brood officer, watches in disbelief as the LMBPers flee the area where his ship has just landed. Not only are the LMBPers cowards he thinks as they dive head first into a pile of Male Bovine Animal Excrement, but they left the admittedly encapacitated prize undefended.

"Go ahaid, silly, just pull my finger!"

Marvin turns to see the Space Ranger bent over with his ass pointed at the Brood Battle Cruiser and one hand with index finger extended stretched out in his direction. Curiously he reaches out and gives that finger a small tug.

As he touches the Ranger's finger a small voice in the back of Marvin's head can be heard repeating the immortal phrase "You're really fucked now, Brood Boy..."

Moments later after the Echoes of the Ranger's incredible BRAPPP, FIZZST, BBRRAAPPPP, Ahhhh What a relief that was, have resounded two and 16/24ths of the way around Legion World (twice) our stalwart heros begin to crawl out of the huge pile of Male Bovine Animal Excrement that saved their lives. They do however (On the advice of ABNQNK, who has been through the aftermaths of Rangers binges before) stuff their noses with said Male Bovine Animal Excrement in order to ensure that they will have a reasonably breatheable air supply.

The scene they witness is...
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/27/05 02:42 AM
Thank you for sharing, Abin. Is there gonna be a quiz? confused
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/27/05 05:33 PM
Just one of the many classic moments in LMBP History.
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/27/05 05:43 PM
Oh Tamper Lad almost had it
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/27/05 06:01 PM
confused
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/27/05 06:39 PM
OK I guess he didn't almost have it. It was only two days since he posted.
Posted By: Lad Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/27/05 07:17 PM
Oh, who will the lucky winner be?
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/27/05 11:52 PM
Ohmygod, Me! Of Course.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/28/05 12:02 AM
There will be no winner, only hours of wasted time. And megabytes of wasted server space and bandwidth.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/28/05 12:11 AM
Ohmygod, then just stop posting. Make your last post your last post (in this thread).
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/28/05 12:24 AM
No! This thread is too good a platform for my nonsensical rantings.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/28/05 12:56 AM
Ohmygod, there are plenty of threads which deserve a dose of your nonsensical rantings.

Most of them are on the DC Boards...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/28/05 01:33 AM
I get too angry over there, my rage causes me to accuse pissant posters of being double hand amputees.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/28/05 02:05 AM
Well then, don't read the threads - just post.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/28/05 02:28 AM
I think that's what most people on the DC boards do. That and yell at each other and write nasty things about each other. There was one jerkwit there who said he wasn't shouting: he just liked writing in all caps.

Whatever.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/28/05 03:19 AM
It seems to be what they want out of online communication.

To each their own, I guess.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/31/05 01:03 PM
You can work out what you personally want from online communication by constructing a utility function which sums up what you want from your online experience. From that you can work out your constraint curves.

To maximize your utility you should look for the combination of variables that maximizes the distance from the point of origin.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/31/05 01:33 PM
Or you can just visit sites you like and practice good netiquette. wink
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/31/05 02:38 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Rockhopper Lad:
I think that's what most people on the DC boards do. That and yell at each other and write nasty things about each other. There was one jerkwit there who said he wasn't shouting: he just liked writing in all caps.

Whatever.
When I first started posting on-line, I also like to post all in caps. However, when I realized that it wasn't good netiquette, I stopped doing it.
Posted By: Lad Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/31/05 02:49 PM
And now you even post in a Victorian Flirting Thread here at Legion World.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 10/31/05 11:45 PM
Im glad to see this thread hasnt been killed yet - I really missed Abin Quank's "insane" auto-response messages... wink
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/01/05 01:32 PM
Ohmygod, I think Gramps has a new tactic for killing thi thread. Whenever it like annoys hom enough he's gonna re-post some of the funniest bits from the "Ongoing Tag Team Thread" here.

But he promises never to re-post any part of (and I quote) Cobie's Stupid Friggin Giant Ant Story (end quote)
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/01/05 11:57 PM
Well, if it's that stupid, maybe it would kill the thread.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/02/05 12:08 AM
Not a chance. Stupidity is ingrained in this thread.

For example, my ISP is currently unable to connect to Legion World. I suspect that when LW has those problems like we've seen the last couple days, my ISP's routers try a whole lot of creative routing to attempt to get a connection. However this leads to really convoluted routes that cannot reach LW from my computer before the timeout occurs somewhere along the line.

I know everything is fine with LW, because I am using an anonymous web proxy to connect and log on so that I may kill this thread.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/02/05 12:26 AM
Maybe your ISP is trying to kill this thread, and by posting here, you're preventing that.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/02/05 12:32 AM
I doubt it. Consider my use of convoluted web technology to continue to contribuit to this thread as a statement of strategic intent to take this thread and win the contest.

I will find a way to post to this thread no matter what circumstance I find myself in. So short of me getting stranded in the arctic with a tin-can phone as my only communications device I will not lose this contest.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/02/05 12:46 AM
I admire your determination.

Or worry about your obsessiveness.

I haven't decided yet.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/02/05 03:48 AM
This was originally posted in the Ongoing Tag Team Thread.

Enjoy!

As is the case with all really stupendous undertakings, which this wasn’t but the LMBPers didn’t know that yet, the first thing that the “Baker’s Dozen” chose to do was stop for lunch on the way. Now it may seem like stopping for lunch would be a very minor detail, not worthy of inclusion in a story of this magnitude. I mean Legion World was being invaded by an army of giant ants with a really bad name and we’re recording the details of the LMBP’s decision on where to stop for Lunch?

Does it sound to you like the LMBP was taking the threat lightly? Well they were. But, in all fairness how would you react to the same threat? Me, I’d call the tallest Orkin Man in town and go back to thinking up really nasty things to do to Cobie’s statue. But, that’s just me.

And that is essentially what the LMBPers did. Well, all except for Abin Quank that is. He was on galley duty that day and didn’t feel like cooking. So, he cornered Cobie and got all duty bound on him. It took a few minutes but he convinced the Security Chief that they really should verify that the Orkin Man did his job properly. Personally, I think it was the stop for dinner on the way line that convinced Cobie and I know it was the deciding factor for the rest of the LMBPers. They were already arguing over where to call for take out.

But where do you stop for dinner that could handle such a diverse group? Ah, that was the question.

Harbinger (and Numf-El) had a hankering for Haggis.

Lash wanted to stop at Mistress Paul’s Powerful Pizza Dungeon.

Semi and Vee wanted to have Wildebeest Steaks at the Starfield Room.

Lard Lad wanted Big Belly Burgers in Big Belly Sauce.

Icefire and Shark Lad Insisted on Swordfish steaks at Cap’n Sharky’s Seafood Shish Kabob Hut.

Cobie wanted Black Raspberry ice cream for desert.

Space Ranger wanted somewhere that served authentic foot long Bratwurst Chili and Sauerkraut Specials (By the dozen, with Michelob chasers).

Fat Cramer wanted to try something called Ant Brood Tacos from Jose’s Entomology Emporium.

The less said about Hummer lass’s choice the better, except that she didn’t need to go anywhere for THAT meal.

Abin Quank didn’t care as long as he didn’t have to cook.

They argued for an hour before reaching a single conclusion. The conclusion was that none of them were going to let the Space Ranger get anywhere near authentic foot long Bratwurst Chili and Sauerkraut Specials (By the dozen, with Michelob chasers). They also decided that Hummer Lass could eat anything she wanted, but not inside the restaurant. This caused Lardy to start singing the parking lot song.

Unfortunately, their argument was brought to a conclusion without resolution when the mangled body of Bob the Orkin Man was flung thru the front door…
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/02/05 02:06 PM
I feel this thread dying already.
Posted By: Lad Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/03/05 07:15 PM
The thread is not dying; it's just sucking the life out of everything around it.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/03/05 09:05 PM
That must be the sound I heard. I thought it was a vacuum cleaner.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/04/05 02:04 AM
Oh great. So this thread is now a vampire.

I feel better already.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/04/05 02:24 AM
It is an idea vampire for sure.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/04/05 02:27 AM
We've probably sacrificed about a dozen great threads in pursuit of shutting this one down.

Oh, the horror.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/06/05 05:33 PM
It is horrible!! I agree. nod
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/07/05 02:44 PM
Well then... Call me Ishmael. The beast must be slain, my sense of propriety demands it.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/07/05 09:57 PM
Can I just call you Ish?
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/08/05 01:27 AM
As in Kabibble?
Posted By: Beagz Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/08/05 01:32 AM
I kabibbled once.
It wasn't pretty.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/08/05 01:37 AM
Does it require any flexibility?
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/08/05 03:29 AM
No, you can do it anytime.
Posted By: CJ Taylor Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/08/05 03:43 AM
Anytime any where, just don't do it alone.

Anyone see the Aristocrats?
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/08/05 03:44 AM
Was that the movie with the talking cats?
Posted By: CJ Taylor Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/08/05 03:46 AM
Sorry LAM.

No it was the documentary about comedians telling a joke.

The talking cats was The AristoCATS!
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/08/05 03:55 AM
I knew that, CJ... laugh just pulling your proverbial leg, fellah!
Posted By: Sam Pureheart Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/08/05 05:03 AM
**Meow**

<Silent Cat Laughter>

Yeah, Right!

**Meow**
Posted By: Beagz Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/09/05 10:40 PM
Methinks it's now official ...
you people are nuts!!!!


(Maybe that's how come I like it so much here?????)
Posted By: Lad Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/10/05 12:12 PM
New Legion World Avatar:
click to enlarge
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/10/05 12:34 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Lad Boy:
New Legion World Avatar:
click to enlarge
As long as you don't use it to replace your avatar, Lad Boy! wink Yours is one of my favourites! drool
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/11/05 12:01 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
It is an idea vampire for sure.
Coz it sucks big time? wink
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/11/05 04:23 AM
Peanuts serve as a host to species of fungus which produce a compound known as Beta-Aflatoxin. This would only be a minor problem except that B-Aflatoxin is one of the most carcinogenic substances known to science.

Additionally the stuff is toxic in the short term. In Baboons the lethal dose of B1-aflatoxin is only 2 mg/kg of body weight.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/11/05 04:30 AM
Note to self: Don't feed peanuts to pet baboon.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/11/05 04:35 AM
Yep, save those moldy peanuts for people you want to get liver cancer. I would suggest people that suggest you could go to hell for teaching evolution might like some peanut butter.

Anyway, we all know he probably doesn't believe in the Ames test for carcinogenicity either so there.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/12/05 01:40 PM
I guess the best "Peanuts" are Charlie Brown and the gang.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/12/05 02:33 PM
<span style="font-size: 30px;">AAAAAARRRRRRGGGGGGGHHHHHH!!!!!</span>

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE!!! DIE!!! DIE!!!


(Abin's computer auto response generator has been repaired, FINALLY! Now Abin never has to read this thread again. His computer will automaticly respond to Tamper Lad's posts as determined by random number generation.)
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/12/05 08:10 PM
<pets Abin>

Poor guy. He's going to give himself a hernia one of these days...

Maybe he should eat peanuts!! That might help... right?
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/12/05 10:43 PM
Well, it would get his mind off this thread at least.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/12/05 10:56 PM
Particularly if we told him they *might* be tainted, about 6 hours after he ate them.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/13/05 09:11 PM
Cute...

Slightly Digusting...

But Cute!

Sickos lol
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/15/05 02:42 AM
Leave Mr. Quank alone...His sliding Ze Tongues are both gross...and funny! laugh
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/16/05 12:53 PM
What's a Ze Tongue? confused
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/16/05 01:51 PM
<marquee behavior=alternate> tongue tongue tongue </marquee>
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/16/05 03:27 PM
this thread will outlive me.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/16/05 04:20 PM
It will outlive us all DB. nod
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/16/05 04:37 PM
The thread is only approaching middle age
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/16/05 04:57 PM
As long as we are foolish enough to think that we are more intransigent than our LW peers. This thread will live on.

I, for one, am certain that I will win this contest.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/17/05 01:26 PM
See, that's what is keeping this thing going.

If you would just concede, this would end mercifully.
Posted By: Lad Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/17/05 09:32 PM
It's too late for mercy. Besides, we come here to revel in the glorious carnage of wasted intellect.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/18/05 12:22 AM
I only post on here to see what intellectual "triviality" Tamper Lad or Abin Quank will come up with next wink
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/18/05 01:58 PM
Ohmygod, I know what will eventually happen to this thread.

<span class="spoiler_containter"><span class="spoiler_wording">Click Here For A Spoiler</span><span class="spoiler_text"><span style="font-size: 30px;">AAAAAARRRRRRGGGGGGGHHHHHH!!!!!</span>

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE!!! DIE!!! DIE!!!


(Abin's computer auto response generator has been repaired, FINALLY! Now Abin never has to read this thread again. His computer will automaticly respond to Tamper Lad's posts as determined by random number generation.)
<marquee behavior=alternate> tongue tongue tongue </marquee></span></span>
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/21/05 03:11 AM
How does Ev-G know what will happen to this thread? Is the future immutable. The Ancient Greeks certainly believed so. The Puritans also believed in the pre-destination of the soul.

Ahh Puritan philosophy...
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/21/05 03:17 AM
Yeah, those Puritans. Gooood stuff. :rolleyes:
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/21/05 03:21 AM
There view was that material success was a sign of divine favour and thus an earthly prelude to entry into the heavenly kingdom.

Thus my impending conquest of the universe means both heaven in this life and the next.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/21/05 03:29 AM
'There views'? Don't you mean 'their views'? Some Evil Genius you make...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/21/05 03:47 AM
Feh!!! Spelling is for the sadistic little man or woman known as my editor. S/He will fix my oversights but will punish others. I have someone in mind for the position, he literally derives pleasure from fixing typos and punishing the transgressor.

You are welcome to apply for the position as well. My Grammar Gulag will need many administrators.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/21/05 04:03 AM
Psh. As if I would lower myself to such a position.

(Oh, the burning innuendo. wink )
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/21/05 01:02 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
Feh!!! Spelling is for the sadistic little man or woman known as my editor. S/He will fix my oversights but will punish others. I have someone in mind for the position, he literally derives pleasure from fixing typos and punishing the transgressor.

You are welcome to apply for the position as well. My Grammar Gulag will need many administrators.
Ohmygod, I know Mr. Eddie Tor, he's one of Gramps' friends. I like chatting with his sexytary Miss Trixie Pixie, when they come over. She always has the best gossip.

But anyway he wouldn't correct your spelling, he'd sent the copy back with nasty notes blue penciled all over it.

And I know how this thread will end 'cuz Gramps told me so.

And I believe him.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/21/05 10:06 PM
I never met Mr Quank, but he seems like a wild and crazy guy - when he posts on here, life is never ever dull... wink laugh
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/24/05 02:41 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
There view was that material success was a sign of divine favour and thus an earthly prelude to entry into the heavenly kingdom.
So they were Republicans. Big deal.


Quote

Originally posted by Everyday Girl:

And I know how this thread will end 'cuz Gramps told me so.
But does he know when?
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/25/05 04:07 AM
No one knows when. That's the annoying part.
Posted By: ActorLad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/25/05 05:19 AM
It just goes on and on my friend. Some people starting posting in it not knowing what it was, and they'll continue to posting in it forever just because. tongue
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/25/05 12:52 PM
<marquee behavior=alternate><span class="spoiler_containter"><span class="spoiler_wording">Click Here For A Spoiler</span><span class="spoiler_text">Ohmygod, this thread actually ended on page 5, Miss Caliente won.
But nobody's had the heart to tell Mr. Tamper or Gramps yet.</span></span></marquee>
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/26/05 03:45 AM
That is patently untrue Ev-G.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/26/05 03:07 PM
Ohmygod, who told you?

<marquee behavior=alternate><span class="spoiler_containter"><span class="spoiler_wording">Click Here For A Spoiler</span><span class="spoiler_text">I bet it was Miss Nova, and that's why she's not around anymore.

I hope she's OKAY! </span></span></marquee>
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/26/05 04:04 PM
With Everyday Girl's post (number 1250), this thread is now halfway over, whether it's killed or not.
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/27/05 01:10 AM
this thread is immortal.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/27/05 01:51 AM
It's the Vandal Savage of threads!!

love her.

(But not like that you dirty boys. I saw you thinking it!!)
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/27/05 01:56 AM
Ohmygod, they were thinking that!

It's written all over their faces...
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/27/05 02:45 PM
Brittany! Quit trying to start trouble and go clean your room.

Right Now, Young Lady!
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/27/05 11:55 PM
Actually, I don't think being post 2500 automatically means you win according to the rules.

We would have to start another thread and keep going.

No one wants this.

So, in the name of all that's decent, let it end here.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/28/05 12:13 AM
The executive committee has recommended that I reject this latest offer.

I will not quote their actual comment on this proposal as it is quite incendiary.

This thread continues. Reply 1257.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/28/05 12:16 AM
There's an executive committee?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/28/05 01:59 AM
Yes, my posts in this thread are done at their behest. They inform me that I must secure an unambiguous victory in the contest.
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/28/05 02:24 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Outdoor Miner:
Actually, I don't think being post 2500 automatically means you win according to the rules.

We would have to start another thread and keep going.
Incidentally, this is correct. Victory cannot be achieved through the thread being closed for any reason.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/28/05 03:00 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
Yes, my posts in this thread are done at their behest. They inform me that I must secure an unambiguous victory in the contest.
Rumor has it that the Executive Committee consists of three Cacks and a sock puppet named Mr. Smelly.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/28/05 06:14 AM
I wouldn't know, I've never met them.

They communicate their instructions to me, through my real world alter-ego who acts as their intermediary.

They seem rather mysterious. Secret cabal and all that.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/29/05 03:20 AM
Three Cacks and a sock puppet? Nothing mysterious about that!

Nope nothing at all...
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 11/29/05 03:48 AM
two
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/01/05 12:54 AM
Two?

What, did you knock off one of the Cacks?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/01/05 01:26 AM
Killing this thread will now be easy now that the Four Stooges have hit the road.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/01/05 01:57 AM
So, is Paul Martin the sock puppet or one of the Cacks?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/01/05 02:02 AM
Since Stephen Harper is the guy who sounds like he's got someone's arm up his butt when he's making a speech, I'll go with one of the Cacks.

It's gonna be a painful 8 weeks. Usually these things are only 5.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/01/05 01:27 PM
I've often wondered what would happen if the US adopted a "No Confidence" clause similar to the one used in the Canadian system?

Would we be spared the painful "Lame Duck Syndromes" that seem to infect 2nd term presidencies?
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/02/05 12:11 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Abin Quank:
Three Cacks and a sock puppet? Nothing mysterious about that!
Speaking of sock puppets, is it true that Lamb Chop has risen from the grave?
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/03/05 02:33 AM
Yes.

He's been outfitted with a cybernetic arm and is currently hunting down Shari Lewis.
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/03/05 02:59 AM
this thread needs an atom girl to explode out of it.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/04/05 01:32 AM
<marquee behavior=alternate><span class="spoiler_containter"><span class="spoiler_wording">Click Here For A Spoiler</span><span class="spoiler_text">aaarrrggghhh!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!

DIE! DIE! DIE!

(JUST IN CASE YOU HADN'T NOTICED,
THIS AUTO-REPLY BROUGHT TO YOU BY ABIN'S COMPUTER,
CURTESY OF TAMPER LAD AND DISASTER BOY)
tongue tongue tongue

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Posted By: Fat Cramer Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/04/05 08:46 AM
NEXT: While chasing a velociraptor

(worth a try - it worked in the limericks thread)
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/04/05 02:44 PM
Ohmygod, We're doing limericks now? Kewl Beans!

While chasing a velociraptor
TL saw Cali and Trap'er
it didn't work out
she kicked in his snout
and he swore off women thereafter


NEXT: LIKE, KILL THIS THREAD, PLEASE
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/04/05 03:55 PM
Your assertion that TL trapt'er is incorrect.

Since you were not here on LW at that time I'll allow this inaccuracy as a product of your knowledge of those times being based solely on hearsay.

Now, you will never speak of that incident again.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/04/05 04:11 PM
Ohmygod, you're like giving me orders?

rotflmao

And like you think I'm gonna listen and like obey?

rotflmao

And you're like an evil genius, Right?

rotflmao
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/04/05 04:14 PM
Why are all these teenage girls on LW always so impudent?
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/04/05 04:24 PM
Ohmygod, *giggle* maybe cuz all the old men on Legion World are so *giggle* Im... *giggle* Imp... *giggle*

Omygod, *giggle* I just can't say it without rotflmao

But, like you know...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/04/05 04:31 PM
Well I really didn't need to know *that* about your Gramps. Shouldn't that be a matter just for him and your Grams to deal with?
Posted By: Fat Cramer Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/04/05 08:46 PM
All the old men on Legion World are so ... impecunious?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/04/05 09:20 PM
Only Poverty Lad meets that specification.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/04/05 10:10 PM
Imperious, perhaps? Tamper is sometimes, but we love him for it. It's part of his charm.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/04/05 11:43 PM
Ohmygod, I was thinking Improbable, and it still makes me *giggle*
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/05/05 02:55 AM
wolf
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/06/05 01:02 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Everyday Girl:
Ohmygod, I was thinking Improbable, and it still makes me *giggle*
Ev-Girl - you are the coolest - you and your Gramps makes me laugh!
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/07/05 01:19 AM
Flattery will not kill this thread.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/07/05 03:28 AM
No, but it's almost always appreciated by the flatteree.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/07/05 04:35 AM
Let's not give short shrift to the idea that flatuence can kill this thread.

Quote
Merck Manual Section 3, Chapter 32, Topic 2, Subheading
Flatulence: Among those who are flatulent, the quantity and frequency of gas passage shows great variability. As with stool frequency, persons who complain of flatulence often have a misconception of what is normal. In a study of eight normal men aged 25 to 35 yr, the average number of gas passages was 13 ± 4/day with an upper limit of 21/day, which overlapped with many persons who complained of excess flatus. Hence, objectively recording flatus frequency (using a diary kept by the patient) should be the first step in evaluating a complaint of excessive flatulence.

Despite the flammable nature of the H2 and CH4 in flatulence, working near open flames is not hazardous. Children have been known to make a game of expelling gas over a match flame. However, gas explosion, rarely with fatal outcome, has been reported during jejunal and colonic surgery and even when diathermy was used during endoscopic procedures in poorly evacuated patients.

Because symptoms of excessive gas are nonspecific and commonly overlap with IBS (see above) and with organic disease, a detailed history is essential to guide the extent of medical evaluation. Long-standing symptoms in a young person who is otherwise well and has not lost weight are unlikely to be caused by serious organic disease. The older person, especially with the onset of new symptoms, merits more thorough examination before excessive gas, real or imagined, is treated. It is not uncommon for patients with eating disorders (anorexia nervosa, bulimia) to misperceive and be particularly stressed by symptoms such as bloating and belching. Clinicians should explore for the possible presence of an eating disorder in patients, particularly young women with these symptoms.

Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/07/05 04:44 AM
Tamper, how many times do we have to tell you? Just say "excuse me" and drop it.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/07/05 04:48 AM
The study was intriguing, now i know i'll be counting the occurrences over the next 24 hours. Perhaps we should do our own study and collect the results in a poll?
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/07/05 01:36 PM
<marquee behavior=alternate><span class="spoiler_containter"><span class="spoiler_wording">Click Here For A Spoiler</span><span class="spoiler_text">Tamper you can fold that study until it's all corners, tick it where the sun don't shine, and light it with a match...

Oh, wait a minute, that's what the study is about.

Sorry, My Bad! </span></span></marquee>
Posted By: Sam Pureheart Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/07/05 04:28 PM
**Purr**

Humans are so wierd...

**Purr**
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/07/05 04:37 PM
<span class="spoiler_containter"><span class="spoiler_wording">Click Here For A Spoiler</span><span class="spoiler_text"> [Linked Image]</span></span>
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/07/05 04:43 PM
Well, that will certainly kill something.

Not this thread but something.
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/07/05 04:45 PM
Liefeld's art helped inspire a good portion of my Ongoing Tag posts wink

BTW--I've discovered another way to win this thread. Simply post here and then cause the boards to shut down for a week. Maybe I can pay off Scooter or Nighty...
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/08/05 03:09 AM
Which is one reason I enjoyed hijacking your ideas and running off in different directions with them.

Or at least trying to...

Hrrumpfh, Stupig Fri**en Giant Ants, Hrrumpfh!
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/08/05 10:00 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Stoopid Cat:
**Purr**

Humans are so wierd...

**Purr**
Would you like a bowl of cream, Stoopid Cat? You look hungry, pal!
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/11/05 02:17 PM
Wow, I must have really gotten distracted, allowing this to slip to page 2.

Fixed now!
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/11/05 09:32 PM
Wow, LAM almost won!
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/12/05 12:50 AM
Lemme get this straight....

Abin's gone from "Die, You Bastich Thread" to "saving" it from Page 2 obscurity?

That's like Donald Sutherland at the end of Invasion of the Body Snatchers.

Truly there is no hope.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/12/05 08:39 AM
Yep, ain't it great?
Posted By: Ghost of Numf El Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/12/05 11:11 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Cobalt Kid:
Wow, LAM almost won!
Come off it - 3 days isn't even CLOSE to winning. It may just be the best yet, but it's still not even half way there.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/13/05 12:37 AM
How many posts til total Armageddon?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/13/05 12:41 AM
I take full responsibility for allowing LAM's post to remain at the top of the stack for almost 3 days.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/13/05 02:02 AM
But you usually have a lot to say, dude
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/14/05 01:45 AM
Which is why he blames himself.

I blame him too.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/16/05 02:01 AM
I'm sure the young Tamper Lad has his good points
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/18/05 07:34 PM
Blame always falls upon the innocent
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/18/05 09:01 PM
Rain falls on the just and the unjust. That, as Linus said, is a good system.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/19/05 10:09 PM
Tamper Lad is always innocent wink
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/21/05 02:05 AM
And by "always", we mean "never".
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/22/05 09:59 PM
No, i still mean "always" wink
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/24/05 12:48 AM
Just to ensure LAM doesn't win while everyone is recovering from the overindulgences of the holidays, I bump this thread.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/24/05 03:18 AM
Mmmm-Hmmm... Yep, we believe you... Yep!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/24/05 05:38 PM
Jeepers you try to take one for the team and all you get are barbs and innuendo.
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/24/05 05:55 PM
all i want for christmas is the death of this thread.

please santa please!!
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/25/05 11:39 AM
Since it's christmas morning all I have to do is <span class="spoiler_containter"><span class="spoiler_wording">Click Here For A Spoiler</span><span class="spoiler_text">Post and forget about it</span></span>
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/27/05 09:21 PM
The thread took a little Christmas break, but now it's back and better than ever!
Posted By: Pagan Lass Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/27/05 09:22 PM
Curses... Foiled Again!!!
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/28/05 01:13 PM
This thread isn't dead yet?
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/28/05 02:51 PM
I've tried and tried...

But this Bastich Thread just won't die...
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/28/05 03:03 PM
It has been going since August 10, 2005.

I wonder if we will reach 2500 posts before next August 10th.
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/28/05 05:52 PM
its race to the finish time

i so declare!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/29/05 03:25 PM
Setting measurable goals and objectives will not Kill this Thread. We've already seen that.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/29/05 09:20 PM
And a bit of underhand background scheming couldn't hurt.... laugh
Posted By: Kent Shakespeare Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/31/05 12:37 AM
I think this is my first-ever post on this thread.

I demand a bottle of champaign be opened at once!

No?

OK, how about a bottle of Boone's, then?
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 12/31/05 01:40 PM
Would you settle for a bottle of Annie Greensprings?
Posted By: Kent Shakespeare Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/01/06 12:00 AM
No.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/02/06 12:11 AM
More for Abin, then.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/02/06 11:05 PM
Annie Greensprings? Isn't that Little Orphan's favourite watering-hole? wink
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/05/06 10:52 PM
Four days without response? My halitosis ain't THAT bad lol
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/07/06 12:18 AM
Dude, you could have won. And ended it.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/09/06 01:43 AM
Do we really want this thread to end?
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/09/06 01:52 AM
We say we do, but I no longer believe it.
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/09/06 02:04 AM
I now have decided I will work proactively with Tamper to help him win this thread if it means this thread will cease to exist.

Like an alternate earth where Batman of the current post multitple earths DC universe accepted the Superman of Earth 2's proposal to recreate Earth-2, which then allowed him to beat Superboy of Earth Prime and Alexander Luthor of Earth-3, and the Anti-Monitor, whom I believe is controlling one of those two, and the two world's finest heroes then went on to make the DCU universe all rosey and better--thereby making all DC's books all optimistic and better--thereby making people grow bored and stop collecting comics--thereby causing DC to go under and be bought out by Joel Schumacher, who relaunches it with a Frank Miller All-Star Batman and Robin type company wide theme, beginning with "B'Wanna Beast: Sex and Violence Maxi-series".

Waitaminute. What am I talking about?
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/09/06 02:07 AM
You were making perfect sense until you got to the "I now have decided..." part.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/09/06 02:23 AM
I refuse to work with anyone to end this thread. Victory must be mine and mine alone.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/09/06 02:47 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Cobalt Kid:
I now have decided I will work proactively with Tamper to help him win this thread if it means this thread will cease to exist.

Like an alternate earth where Batman of the current post multitple earths DC universe accepted the Superman of Earth 2's proposal to recreate Earth-2, which then allowed him to beat Superboy of Earth Prime and Alexander Luthor of Earth-3, and the Anti-Monitor, whom I believe is controlling one of those two, and the two world's finest heroes then went on to make the DCU universe all rosey and better--thereby making all DC's books all optimistic and better--thereby making people grow bored and stop collecting comics--thereby causing DC to go under and be bought out by Joel Schumacher, who relaunches it with a Frank Miller All-Star Batman and Robin type company wide theme, beginning with "B'Wanna Beast: Sex and Violence Maxi-series".

Waitaminute. What am I talking about?
Female Logic, Apparently...
Posted By: Faraway Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/09/06 11:03 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Abin Quank:
Quote
Originally posted by Cobalt Kid:
[b] I now have decided I will work proactively with Tamper to help him win this thread if it means this thread will cease to exist.

Like an alternate earth where Batman of the current post multitple earths DC universe accepted the Superman of Earth 2's proposal to recreate Earth-2, which then allowed him to beat Superboy of Earth Prime and Alexander Luthor of Earth-3, and the Anti-Monitor, whom I believe is controlling one of those two, and the two world's finest heroes then went on to make the DCU universe all rosey and better--thereby making all DC's books all optimistic and better--thereby making people grow bored and stop collecting comics--thereby causing DC to go under and be bought out by Joel Schumacher, who relaunches it with a Frank Miller All-Star Batman and Robin type company wide theme, beginning with "B'Wanna Beast: Sex and Violence Maxi-series".

Waitaminute. What am I talking about?
Female Logic, Apparently... [/b]
Female Logic confused

Surely thats an oxymoron evil laugh
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/09/06 10:45 PM
An oxymoron? Isnt that someone who doesn't realise he/she needs air to breathe? wink
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/09/06 10:51 PM
Females are very logical. However their logic is often based on extraneous information that is totally irrelevant to the problem at hand.

I will also say that the 1 per cent of the time the extra information they consider is not extraneous, they come off making me er I mean some male I know look like a blithering idiot.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/09/06 11:20 PM
Are you referring to Nova Girl, perchance?
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/11/06 02:17 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Faraway Lad:
Quote
Originally posted by Abin Quank:
[b] Female Logic, Apparently...
Female Logic confused

Surely thats an oxymoron evil laugh [/b]
Uh, guys? It's the thread we're trying to get killed here, not us. smile
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/11/06 02:59 AM
Since LW has the male/female ratio (although thankfully not the smell) of finer gentlemen's establishments the world over, I think we can chance it.
Posted By: Arachne Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/11/06 03:29 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Outdoor Miner:
[QUOTE]Uh, guys? It's the thread we're trying to get killed here, not us. smile
Listen to the wise bug, gentlemen.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/12/06 10:55 PM
What? no bloodshed?
Posted By: Arachne Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/13/06 02:52 AM
Venom rarely leaves any splatter.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/13/06 03:59 AM
Well, something is needed to kill this thread... shrug
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/14/06 04:40 AM
As I said earlier, I don't think we really want this thread to be killed.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/15/06 09:35 PM
Not quickly, anyway.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/17/06 09:55 PM
Quickness is a relative term. Are we talking in terms of subatomic particles or geological time scales here?
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/18/06 11:07 PM
Yes.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/19/06 09:38 PM
Does Tamper Lad research all this cool stuff he comes up with?
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/21/06 03:50 AM
No, it's beamed to him via the chip placed in his head.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/21/06 01:24 PM
Is that a North American chip (what the British call a "crisp") or a British chip (what North Americans call "French fries")?
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/22/06 04:28 AM
It is a chip like the guy from "My Three Sons".
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/23/06 09:59 PM
Ewww...I hated him! Don Grady forever!
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/24/06 02:43 AM
Look on the bright side.....we could have gone with Uncle Charlie.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/24/06 02:56 AM
Well, by then I could have said "Goodbye Charlie" lol
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/26/06 04:08 AM
What about Bonny Prince Charlie.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/26/06 06:15 AM
We couldn't afford him.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/26/06 10:46 PM
He turned out to be a queen, right?
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/26/06 11:58 PM
I thought "Bonny" was his first name.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/27/06 12:26 AM
In that case...maybe he WAS a queen after all lol
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/28/06 01:08 PM
LAM, are you suggesting that there might be gasp homoxuals in a royal family somewhere?
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/31/06 01:54 AM
"Homoxual"?

Isn't that a snack chip?
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 01/31/06 01:56 AM
No...but "Lays" are... wink
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/02/06 03:24 PM
"Homoxual" came from a short-lived '90s sitcom, The Single Guy. During the obligatory "Straight Guy is Mistaken for Gay and Learns a Lesson in Tolerance" episode, the lead character's best friend mentioned that his grandmother referred to gay people as "homoxuals". The show was forgettable, but that sorta stuck.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/03/06 01:33 AM
You learn somethin' new every day.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/03/06 01:38 AM
Aint dat da truff, bro!
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/03/06 02:55 PM
"Truff"? Short for truffle, perhaps?
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/03/06 03:38 PM
one of my favorite jokes is this.

A cowboy is riding out on the plains. From the other direction comes a dog. As they pass each other, the dog says "Hello. How are you doing?" The cowboy is stunned but replies "Fine. and you?" The dog says "Fine" and continues on his way. The cowboy continues to think about the encounter and says out loud "I never knew dogs could talk." His horse turns around and says "You learn something new every day."
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/07/06 12:07 AM
I used to tell a joke about two talking racehorses that ended with the "punchline" "Hey, talking dogs."

The idea was to keep the joke going for as long as possible. I'd worked it out for about 12 minutes before I got sick of it. Kinda like The Aristocrats without the filth.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/07/06 02:37 AM
Whenever I hear someone mention that Aristocrats movie, I always think they're talking about the Disney cartoon where Eva Gabor voiced a housecat.

What a difference an "r" makes!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/07/06 02:39 AM
Actually that was my first though reading Miner's post as well.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/07/06 03:16 AM
Slight slip of the typing finger, perchance?
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/07/06 04:00 AM
I think it's more like I knew of the Aristocats before I knew the word "aristocrat".
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/07/06 04:06 AM
But then, RHL, you are one cool cat! wink
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/07/06 04:06 AM
Les aristocrates à la lanterne!
Ah! ça ira, ça ira, ça ira,

Les aristocrates, on les pendra!
Le despotisme expirera,
La liberté triomphera,
Ah! ça ira, ça ira, ça ira,

Nous n'avions plus ni nobles, ni prêtres,
Ah! ça ira, ça ira, ça ira,
L'égalité partout régnera.
L'esclave autrichien le suivra,
Ah! ça ira, ça ira, ça ira,
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/07/06 04:09 AM
confused I thought I was a penguin. confused
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/07/06 04:11 AM
Quote
Originally posted by legionadventureman:
But then, RHL, you are one cool cat! wink
confused I thought I was a penguin. confused
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/07/06 04:12 AM
Oh bugger! I thought I was editing that!
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/08/06 02:34 AM
Maybe you just really, really thought you were a penguion.
Posted By: Pariscub Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/08/06 09:14 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
Les aristocrates à la lanterne!
Ah! ça ira, ça ira, ça ira,

Les aristocrates, on les pendra!
Le despotisme expirera,
La liberté triomphera,
Ah! ça ira, ça ira, ça ira,

Nous n'avions plus ni nobles, ni prêtres,
Ah! ça ira, ça ira, ça ira,
L'égalité partout régnera.
L'esclave autrichien le suivra,
Ah! ça ira, ça ira, ça ira,
My, we are in a revolutionary mood, aren't we? laugh
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/08/06 02:53 PM
Is this stupid thread still alive?

Umm... Don't answer that... shocked wink
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/08/06 07:20 PM
Revolutionary no. I just thought that by sowing social disorder, we could make a few extra bucks by raising prices on necessities.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/08/06 10:47 PM
Don't you have to control the necessities fitst?
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/09/06 09:55 PM
Tamper, could we have the English translation to your poem?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/12/06 01:43 AM
It part of the "lantern song" sung by Republican mobs during the French Revolution. I haven't read up on it in quite a while so I can't remember what faction but it's fairly early on before the King's flight and the establishment of the Republic, the terror and all that. (and I'm too lazy to google).

Roughly Translated into English (Apologies to all French speakers):
Aristocrats to the Lantern
Yes, This will pass, this will pass....

Aristocrats, they will hang
Despotism will expire,
Liberty will triumph.
Yes! This will pass, this will pass....

We'll have no nobles, no priests
Yes, This will pass
Liberty will reign everywhere
We'll get the Austrian (Marie Antoinette) too
Yes! This will pass....
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/13/06 01:23 AM
Not exactly the same kind of song, but didn't we have "La Marseillaise" and some other patriotic anthems in this thread some time ago?
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/13/06 01:59 AM
I don't recall, and I don't have the strength to go back through this miasma to find out.
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/13/06 02:07 AM
Psst-- Try page 24.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/13/06 02:48 AM
Yeah, I checked back and saw it. This is a silly thread. That's why I like it. nod
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/13/06 09:30 PM
What could one think of while under the alkafluence of incahol?
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/14/06 11:42 PM
The bond miggles.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/16/06 04:21 AM
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(JUST IN CASE YOU HADN'T NOTICED,
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Posted By: Brainiac 5 Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/16/06 05:43 AM
Courtesy? Or curtsy?
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/16/06 04:31 PM
Hmmm. "Through the curtsy of Fred's two feet." I like that.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/16/06 09:45 PM
Ah!....the automated response and the little heads poking their tongues out - how I missed them rotflmao
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/17/06 01:08 PM
I think you may be alone in the missing, LAM. wink
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/19/06 11:57 PM
We could run a poll, but I don't think that would be necessary.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/21/06 02:21 AM
Anybody want a pole dance?
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/21/06 03:04 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Brainiac 5:
Courtesy? Or curtsy?
I should have never given Cobie that Log-on....


rotflmao
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/21/06 04:14 AM
That's one way to stir up trouble, giving someone your ID and they say something that really shakes things up...and they think "Abin Quank" did it...
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/21/06 03:54 PM
Well, to be fair, I've also got his, so who are you talking to LAM? Hmmm...

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Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/21/06 06:29 PM
Haha! Ever wonder if Pov is really talking to himself? Wonder no more--Pov is a shared Alt ID that Abin and I use to annoy one another! Devil
Posted By: Pov Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/21/06 07:10 PM
Omigod! It's SOOOOO true! nod
Posted By: Pov Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/21/06 07:10 PM
(Ooooops.) wink
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/21/06 07:18 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Cobalt Kid:
Haha! Ever wonder if Pov is really talking to himself? Wonder no more--Pov is a shared Alt ID that Abin and I use to annoy one another! Devil
The real question is: which of the people with access to the "Cobie" account posted that?
Posted By: Black Tooth Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/21/06 07:32 PM
It wathn't me!


...THITH time... ;o)-
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/21/06 07:40 PM
Jeepers! Who gave Bucky, the Super-Beaver access to the "Cobie" account? I bet it was that darn Giant Robotic Lesbian! She always did like that beaver!
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/22/06 04:30 PM
Abin gave access to the Cobie account to Bucky when I refused to pay him his quarterly dividends...I guess I better do it this time, considering he's threatened to give it to Umber if I don't...
Posted By: Yk Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/23/06 12:13 AM
Nope. It was my Supergirl Robot.
Posted By: Pov Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/23/06 12:23 AM
All right, enough's enough.

Time for the heavy artillery.

Anybody posts after me, and I put up pics of my colonoscopy.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/23/06 12:28 AM
Fine with me.

I'm the only one who'll get the warning.
Posted By: Pov Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/23/06 12:44 AM
Crap, now I gotta book one... shocked mad

DARN YOU, MINER! DARN YOU LIKE A HOLEY SOCK!! scream
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/23/06 12:47 AM
Called your bluff, didn't I?

:smug:
Posted By: Pov Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/23/06 01:03 AM
rotflmao
Posted By: Kent Shakespeare Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/23/06 02:44 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Pov:
All right, enough's enough.

Time for the heavy artillery.

Anybody posts after me, and I put up pics of my colonoscopy.
Quote
Originally posted by Pov:
Crap, now I gotta book one... shocked mad

DARN YOU, MINER! DARN YOU LIKE A HOLEY SOCK!! scream
You forgot? You had one in Dallas! Arlington PD administered it.

Anyway, here's the picture of what they found up inside Pov: Pov\'s innards
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/23/06 09:37 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Kent Shakespeare:
Quote
Originally posted by Pov:
[b]All right, enough's enough.

Time for the heavy artillery.

Anybody posts after me, and I put up pics of my colonoscopy.
Quote
Originally posted by Pov:
Crap, now I gotta book one... shocked mad

DARN YOU, MINER! DARN YOU LIKE A HOLEY SOCK!! scream
You forgot? You had one in Dallas! Arlington PD administered it.

Anyway, here's the picture of what they found up inside Pov: Pov\'s innards [/b]
Time for a technicolour yawn, yes? wink
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/24/06 12:20 AM
Well, that's dinner.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/24/06 01:04 AM
Oh gross! rotflmao
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/24/06 03:58 PM
I was reading that if we switched from a decimal counting system to a duodecimal or dozenal counting system (that is, base 12), the word for the number represented by "100" would be "gross". A gross of something is 144 in decimal. That would be kinda cool. 187 (decimal), for example, would be 137: One gross three dozen seven. Neat, huh?
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/25/06 12:23 AM
All well and good.

But how does it relate to Pov's Borgninescopy?
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/25/06 05:57 PM
It doesn't directly, but LAM did say "gross". wink
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/27/06 05:52 AM
Well, I wish Pov the best of luck getting all that out of his system.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/27/06 09:38 PM
How did you enjoy your vomit milkshake, OM? lol
Posted By: Fat Cramer Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/28/06 12:43 AM
Looks like this thread went zombie long ago.
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/28/06 12:48 AM
Night of the Living Thread?
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/28/06 01:02 AM
It does seem to be descending into Scary Movie territory sigh
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/28/06 01:04 AM
That post came from... inside the house!
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/28/06 01:20 AM
Don't look under the bed - there's a homicidal clown lurking! scream
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/28/06 01:21 AM
I'm not worried - the monsters will get him.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/28/06 02:06 AM
Yeah, every Friday the 13th...
Posted By: Kent Shakespeare Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/28/06 02:12 AM
I LOVE hockey!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/28/06 02:32 AM
The Hockey Song (Smith, James, Good and Phillips) ©1992

Performed & written by Jughead.

So there I was, over in Paris
Eating wine and drinking cheese
And this guy comes up to me and he says
“ Where are you from?”
Well, I says “Yeah, I’m from Canada”
And he says “Zoot Allure, mon Dieu, you are from Canada? Do you play hockey?”
And I says “Do I play hockey?

Chorus
Well, I play Air hockey, Ball hockey, Barn Hockey, Bubble Hockey, Field hockey,
Floor hockey, Ice hockey, Kitchen hockey, Road hockey,Roller hockey, Table hockey, Twist hockey
And I play hockey, hockey, hockey, hockey, hockey, hockey, hockey, hockey, hockey,
hockey, hockey, hockey, hockey, hockey,hockey all the time!
Take shots!

So there I was way out in California
And this guy comes up to me and he says
“ Where are you from dude?”
Well, I says “Yeah, I’m from Canada”
And he says "Wow! Where are you from dude?”
And I says "Look I'm from Canada"
And he says “Wow. If you’re from Canada? Do you like, play hockey?”
And I says “Do I play hockey?

Chorus

So there I was way down under in Australia
And this guy comes up to me and he says
“ Where are you from?”
Well, I says “Yeah, I’m from Canada”
And he says “Do right, honey child. If you’re from Canada? Do you play hockey?”
And I says “Do I play hockey?

Chorus

He shoots. He scores!
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 02/28/06 02:47 AM
Jughead? Didn't he play the drums in the Archies?
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/03/06 07:04 PM
Yes, and Veronica played the organ.
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/03/06 07:10 PM
Man, this thread's still alive?!?! sigh Heartbreaking.

Anyway, my brother loves hockey. He'd always say, "A nice friendly game of hockey." An inside joke, I guess. shrug I've never really gotten into it...

Although, I do have a soft spot for the Mighty Ducks movies. I know, I know. But they were so cute!! And I was young... shhhh....
Posted By: Kent Shakespeare Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/04/06 12:32 AM
I went to a fight once and a hockey game broke out.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/05/06 07:18 PM
I'm back to kill this thread. But I predict it will live until my beloved Maple Leafs win the Stanley Cup.

Regarding "A nice friendly game of hockey" he may have been refering to the exhibition game between the Philadelphia Flyers and Soviet Red Army on January 11th 1976.

I know it was friendly cuz I think Schultz was teaching Kharlamov how to kiss by bringing that elbow to his face.

edit: It wasn't Shultz but this was a team whose captain broke the leg of Russia's best player with his stick in 1972 so Canada to give us a chance to win the summit series.
Posted By: Kent Shakespeare Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/05/06 10:03 PM
There should be an "Ask a Canadian" thread.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/05/06 10:31 PM
I'd rather ask a Sabre...

Loser, now would be a good time for your return to regular posting, I need some help here...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/06/06 03:28 PM
Go Leafs Go
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/06/06 06:20 PM
Actually, Tamper, he was refering to a coworker he'd once had who wasn't a fan of violent sporting events. So, naturally, he would usually turn down my brother and his other coworkers for watching sporting events.

Anyway, one day, my brother says to him, "Hey, you wanna watch the hockey game tonight?" as a total joke.

The guy thought about it for a moment, then smiled. "Hockey? Sure. A nice, friendly game of hockey..."

Needless to say, he was traumatized. evil
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/06/06 06:23 PM
I'm not much of a hockey fan myself, but I must confess a fondness for a certain team from Pittsburgh. wink
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/06/06 09:27 PM
So who among us watched/will watch the Oscars last night/tonight?
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/07/06 12:49 AM
I did not.

Did a hockey game break out?
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/07/06 12:52 AM
Canadians produced the best picture... so hockey at the after party is possible.

Personally I wouldn't mind if some of those near anorexic holly starlets started showing off toothless grins and noses broken so many times not even the best nose doctor can rhinoplasty it straight.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/07/06 01:13 AM
I never heard of "Crash" per se...but I heard "Brokeback Mountain" did rather well at the awards...

Non-relevant aside: Thank God Sandra Dee was remembered in the In Memoriam retrospective - considering she had been dead for over a year now. Maybe Jack Wild will get a post-humous mention next year sigh
Posted By: Kent Shakespeare Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/08/06 12:55 PM
I saw "Crash" on DVD recently... truly an AMAZING film. It would have been a crime for it not to have won.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/08/06 02:44 PM
It seems to be that the Academy was fairly divided on the films and just wanted to make sure most of the nominees got something.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/09/06 05:32 PM
I wonder if there's an award for thread-kiling...
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/09/06 11:42 PM
Well, I for one, hope you win this, RHL! hug
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/10/06 12:09 AM
I don't.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/10/06 12:24 AM
Whoever wins - I'll be happy smile
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/10/06 12:25 AM
Don't forget that the prize for killing this thread includes a drawing of your favorite Legionnaire by yours truly!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/10/06 12:28 AM
Hey the thread lost my post, does that win a prize?
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/10/06 12:28 AM
I did not know this.

Consider my efforts redoubled.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/10/06 12:40 AM
If you win, OM, I'll buy you a (non-alcoholic) drink!
Posted By: Kent Shakespeare Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/10/06 01:12 AM
He'll be off the wagon by then. don't worry.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/10/06 01:45 AM
Well may you laugh.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/10/06 03:27 AM
I would imagine going through the withdrawl stage is one heavy experience, yes? frown
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/11/06 06:15 PM
"Withdrawl"? Is that how you describe the speech of someone from the Southern United States? wink
Posted By: Fat Cramer Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/11/06 08:51 PM
Light bulb.
Posted By: Kent Shakespeare Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/12/06 01:24 AM
leave it to Cramer to make the first bright comment on this thread.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/12/06 11:44 PM
Well, that's our streak put to bed then.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/13/06 11:37 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Rockhopper Lad:
"Withdrawl"? Is that how you describe the speech of someone from the Southern United States? wink
Or else Foghorn Leghorn, RHL lol
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/14/06 05:38 PM
Quote
Originally posted by legionadventureman:
Quote
Originally posted by Rockhopper Lad:
[b] "Withdrawl"? Is that how you describe the speech of someone from the Southern United States? wink
Or else Foghorn Leghorn, RHL lol [/b]
That's a joke, son. Why ain't ya laughin'? Nice kid, but about as sharp as a sack o' wet liver.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/15/06 02:13 PM
Ohmygod, is this stupid thread still like hanging on?

That's it!

Everybody OUT! Like Now, People! or else I go all like Katie-Ka-Boom on ya!
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/15/06 03:30 PM
XBombBetty
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/15/06 03:35 PM
Ohmygod, that is soooo cute!

But you still have to like leave, Now Mister!

Out, Out, Out!
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/16/06 04:26 PM
A good many of us here are already out.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/16/06 11:42 PM
Time for Abin Quank's auto response... wink
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/19/06 03:28 AM
Nope,


Lash?
Posted By: Kent Shakespeare Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/19/06 06:00 AM
Nope Lash?

Was that Bat Lash's chaste sister?
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/20/06 12:29 AM
Oh, she was chased all right.
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/20/06 03:48 AM
Right into the *wink* *wink* private back room of Miss Kitty's Western Saloon and Burlesque Revue.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/20/06 08:57 PM
Is that where Miss Kitty and Marshal Dillon used to go during the commercial breaks?
Posted By: Kent Shakespeare Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/20/06 09:59 PM
where do you think sindication originated?
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/20/06 10:00 PM
I heard Miss Kitty batted for the other team
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/22/06 04:35 PM
Honestly, I never did understand the appeal of westerns--unless you count Wild Wild West or Brisco County.
Posted By: CJ Taylor Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/22/06 04:56 PM
Think of a nice ice slide in a cool ocean dip, snacthing a fish as you zip back on the 'berg.

Westerns are like that, only in a warmer climate.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/23/06 10:23 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Rockhopper Lad:
Honestly, I never did understand the appeal of westerns--unless you count Wild Wild West or Brisco County.
Wild Wild West? I had such a thing for Robert Conrad - in every scene where he takes his shirt off - yum! smile
Posted By: Kent Shakespeare Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/24/06 01:18 AM
never liked WWW.

I liked most westerns as a kid, but they've lost their appeal.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/24/06 01:27 AM
The Magnificent Seven may be my all-time favorite film.

Have you noticed we're on the 100th page of this thing?
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/24/06 01:29 AM
Does that surprise you, OM? This thread hasn't jumped the shark - yet. It's all up to you... wink
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/24/06 09:56 PM
That's an awful lot of responsibility. I'll be glad to help Outdoor Miner shoulder the burden.
Posted By: Kent Shakespeare Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/24/06 11:03 PM
That's mighty nice of you, RhL.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/25/06 01:20 AM
I suspect he has ulterior motives.
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/25/06 01:25 AM
I attribute the success of this thread to the desire of Legion Worlders to obtain the fabulous prize of their favorite Legionnaire drawn by me!
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/25/06 01:27 AM
There's a prize?
Posted By: Pov Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/25/06 01:32 AM
All the Krypto/Wonder Woman porn you can handle.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/25/06 01:39 AM
That's a lot of porn.


Did I say that out loud?
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/25/06 02:33 PM
No, actually, you wrote it out loud.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/27/06 12:27 AM
Well, that's a relief.
Posted By: Kent Shakespeare Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/27/06 02:27 AM
for you, not the rest of us.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/27/06 03:26 AM
Live with it.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/27/06 06:56 PM
We'll manage, I suppose.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/27/06 08:16 PM
I don't think you can.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/27/06 08:34 PM
Can what? Peas?
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/27/06 10:38 PM
Peas? And thank you!
Posted By: Kent Shakespeare Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/27/06 11:31 PM
Peas be with you, my son.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/28/06 01:44 AM
Oh....peas let's change the subject!
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/28/06 02:25 AM
Not a fan of goober peas.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/28/06 02:29 AM
Peanuts is a good comic strip
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/28/06 04:12 AM
You blockhead!
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/28/06 04:24 AM
Ohmygod, You guys can't say I didn't warn you...

<span style="font-size: 30px;"> <marquee behavior=alternate> XBombBetty XBombBetty XBombBetty </marquee> </span>


Now, everybody out! Before I really Blow My TOP!
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/28/06 04:26 AM
You didn't warn us.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/28/06 04:33 AM
Ohmygod, Mr. Miner, How did I know you were gonna be the one to say that? <giggle>

It's a good thing you're such a cute like bug type person, or I might just go like all Katie-Ka-Boom, again...
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/28/06 04:37 AM
Bah, I've lost interest in this competition.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/28/06 04:45 AM
Ohmygod, You guys can't gang up on ME like this...

<span style="font-size: 30px;"> <marquee behavior=alternate> XBombBetty XBombBetty XBombBetty </marquee> </span>


Now, everybody out! OR I'LL DO IT AGAIN!
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/28/06 07:28 AM
bah.
Posted By: Star Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/28/06 07:32 AM
humbug
Posted By: Ghost of Numf El Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/28/06 10:35 AM
No - Mint Imperials are better.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/28/06 07:11 PM
Altoids are curiously strong.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/31/06 03:59 AM
</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Arial, Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Arial, Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Originally posted by Everyday Girl:
<strong> Ohmygod, You guys can't gang up on ME like this...

<span style="font-size: 30px;"> <marquee behavior=alternate> lol
Posted By: Kent Shakespeare Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/31/06 07:29 PM
Stop patting yourself on the back. We've realized EG is actually YOUR alt-ID!
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/31/06 08:56 PM
I think Alt-IDs are the most confusing thing to new people here. It took me a while to catch on. I may have to get one of my own. laugh
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/31/06 09:14 PM
Alt-IDs are a myth, like Dr. Pepper being made from prune juice or arsenic being bad for you.
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/31/06 09:32 PM
The Whistling River - so named because twice a day, it reared up to a height of two hundred feet and let loose a whistle that could be heard for over six hundred miles - was the most ornery river in the U.S. of A. It took a fiendish delight in plaguing the life out of the loggers who worked it. It would tie their logs into knots, flip men into the water then toss them back out onto the banks, and break apart whole rafts of logs as soon as the loggers put them together.

This fact by itself might not have been enough by itself to get Paul Bunyan involved. But one day Paul was sitting on a hill by the river combing his beard with a large pine tree when without warning the river reared up and spat four hundred and nineteen gallons of muddy water onto his beard. This startled Paul somewhat, but he figured if he ignored the river, it would go away and leave him alone. But that ornery river jest reared up again and spat five thousand and nineteen gallons of muddy water onto his beard, adding a batch of mud turtles, several large fish and a muskrat into the mix. Paul Bunyan was so mad he jumped up and let out a yell that caused a landslide all the way out in Pike's Peak.

"By jingo, I am gonna tame that river or bust a gut trying!" he cried.

So Paul sat for four days eating popcorn and trying to figure out how to tame that river. He ate so much popcorn that the air was soon filled with white bits and the ground for three miles around was covered with eighteen inches of popcorn scraps. This caused several hundred small animals and a few dozen birds to conclude that they were in a blizzard and so they froze to death. This furnished the loggers at the camp with pot pies for several days.

Just as he ran out of popcorn, Paul decided that the way to tame the river was to pull out the kinks. He would hitch the river to Babe the Blue Ox and let him yank it straight. Of course, Paul knew that an ordinary log chain and the skid hook wouldn't work with water. So he and Babe took a short walk up to the North Pole. There, Paul made a box trap baited with icicles that he set near a blizzard trail. Then he and Babe wandered away. Paul started to throw icebergs out into the ocean so Babe could play fetch. But he had to stop the game since each time Babe jumped into the water a tidal wave threatened to swamp the coast of Florida. After lunch, Paul went back to check the trap. He had caught six young blizzards and an old nor'wester. He put two of the young blizzards in his sack and released the rest. Then he and Babe went back to their camp.

As he walked into camp, Paul yelled to Ole, the Big Swede to build him the largest log chain that's ever been built. Then he staked out the two blizzards, one on each side of the river. Right away, the river began to freeze. By morning, the river had a tough time rearing up to whistle because it was frozen solid for more than seventeen miles. When Paul Bunyan finished his breakfast, he harnessed Babe and wrapped the chain seventy-two times around the foot of the frozen Whistle River. Yelling to the men to stand clear, he shouted at Babe to pull. Babe pulled that chain into a solid bar and sank knee deep into solid rock, but that ornery river refused to budge. So Paul grabbed the chain and he and Babe gave such a yank that the river jerked loose from its banks and they dragged it across the prairie so fast it smoked. After a while, Paul looked back and saw the river was as straight as a gun barrel. But the river was much shorter with the kinks out, and all the extra lengths that used to be in the kinks were running wild out on the prairie. So Paul got his big cross-cut saw and a lot of baling wire and sawed the extra lengths of river into nine-mile pieces, rolled them up and tied them off with the baling wire. He later used them to float his logs when he logged out the desert.

But now that it was straight, the Whistling River lost its gimp and refused to whistle. Which made everyone mad at Paul Bunyan, because now they didn't know when to wake up in the morning. Paul might have been in real trouble if Squeaky Swanson hadn't showed up right about then. Squeaky's speaking voice was no louder than a whisper. But when he yelled, you could hear him clean out in Kansas. So each morning Squeaky got up at the crack of dawn and yelled the blankets off of every bed in camp. Naturally, the men found it hard to sleep in the cold without their blankets, so they got up. Squeaky was a great success, and for the rest of his life he did nothing but get up at dawn and let out one really loud yell.
Posted By: Beagz Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/31/06 11:29 PM
Wow. Quislet certainly is thorough.
There's not much left to say.
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/31/06 11:38 PM
So don't say anything and let me kill this thread
Posted By: Star Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 03/31/06 11:47 PM
Okay Quiz... You certainly won't hear anything at all from me. nod
Posted By: Beagz Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/01/06 12:14 AM
Oh.
Sure thing, buddy!!!

Sorry.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/01/06 06:14 PM
Beagz is always so polite.
Posted By: Kent Shakespeare Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/01/06 10:10 PM
except about Superboy.
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/01/06 10:14 PM
which Superboy do you mean? Kon-el? Kal-el? Superboy of Earth-Prime?
Posted By: Kent Shakespeare Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/01/06 10:48 PM
It's not which Superboy I mean; it's which Superboy Beagz means.
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/01/06 11:02 PM
I realized too late that asking a question is not the way to kill this thread.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/02/06 05:34 PM
I answer questions for a living. Hey, I posted something about cataloguing 'way back. That was fun. It was Dewey Decimal Fun!
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/02/06 11:30 PM
Can we get Tamper Lad and Lad Boy to talk about things like insurance, the census, taxes and stuff again?

I'm not looking to win or anything, I just want you all to suffer a little.
Posted By: Kent Shakespeare Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/02/06 11:56 PM
Policy Pam could help that conversation, too!

Where's she been? We haven't seen her in a while.
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/03/06 12:02 AM
Jeepers! She hasn't posted since September!
Posted By: Pagan Lass Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/03/06 12:09 AM
This thread cannot be kiled, it is protected by the vast power of the Ancient Pre-Egyptian Goddess Bast.

Unless she's lost interest in it, anyway, she does have the attention span of a cat...

So if you guys were to start a shiny new thread to catch her attention maybe she'd forget about protecting this one and you could finally kill it.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/03/06 04:33 PM
Egyptian mythology. That's 299.31.
Posted By: Kent Shakespeare Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/03/06 05:30 PM
Is that in dollars, euros or pesos?
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/03/06 05:54 PM
International currency would be in the 332.405 Dewey area.
Posted By: Frio Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/03/06 06:10 PM
Currency is only interesting when I'm in possession of it. Since I'm not, I say we just let the thread die. Come on, all the cool kids are doing it!
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/03/06 06:31 PM
And if all the cool kids were jumping off buildings, would you do that too?

(this is a rhetorical question and does not require an answer)
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/03/06 06:36 PM
The life or death of this thread is an issue of free-will. But this does not preclude the discussion of Free Willy.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/03/06 07:42 PM
Personal finance 332.024
Building construction 690
Existentialism 142.78
Orcas 599.536
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/03/06 11:17 PM
Dang! Is this thread still hanging?
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/03/06 11:30 PM
Hanging would be at 364.66.
Posted By: legionadventureman Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/04/06 03:56 AM
Statistics are a good sleep inducer
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/04/06 01:54 PM
Must resist the urge...
Posted By: Faraway Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/04/06 02:05 PM
Wakey Wakey!

Now how many posts do we have left until the software causes us to crash?
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/04/06 02:23 PM
Statistics 519.5
Self-control 179.9
Software 005 and 006
Posted By: Caliente Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/05/06 02:49 AM
I had a stats class once. One of the easiest A's I ever received in Uni...
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/05/06 03:35 AM
The first graduate level course I ever took was Philosophy of Statistics and Experimental Inference. Not an easy class at all.
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/05/06 11:47 AM
Ironically enough, the first undergraduate thing I did was Experimental Influences. Quite an easy thing to accomplish!
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/05/06 11:58 AM
I took an undergraduate course in remedial remediating in my first attempt at attending college.

It was boring and repetitive...
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/06/06 05:53 PM
I never took stats in undergrad--not a requirement for English majors. I had a course in grad school in which statistical methods were covered. The professor actually wrote the textbook for the class, which was an interesting experience.
Posted By: Lad Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/06/06 07:35 PM
I once took a statistics class which was based on Lebesgue measures. It was twice as stimulating as I had anticpated it would be.
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/06/06 07:47 PM
I learned how to yawn with my mouth closed in Statistics
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/06/06 08:16 PM
Yes its a very good idea to avoid any class where the professor also wrote the textbook for the class.

Stats and experimental design are fun and quite useful except that the notion of an impartial observer is totally fallacious.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/06/06 08:21 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Quislet, Esq.:
I learned how to yawn with my mouth closed in Statistics
A most useful talent. rotflmao
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/06/06 08:24 PM
I also "learned" how to bend the knuckle near the end of my finger while keeping the other knuckle straight.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/06/06 08:27 PM
I learned that taking piano lessons. Unfortunately, the bending wasn't always voluntary.
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/12/06 02:39 AM
Must have been some pretty harsh chords.
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/12/06 02:56 AM
5 days without a post. Pretty impressive!
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/12/06 02:50 PM
I should bring up my piano lessons more often. wink
Posted By: Outdoor Miner Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/14/06 04:03 AM
I should have waited another day for maximum impact.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/14/06 08:37 PM
Well I tried to keep the impact pretty light so I wouldn't get those oddly bent fingers when I played piano. wink I wish I'd kept it up. frown I can play enough to help teach myself a choir part, but I'm really out of practice.
Posted By: Nick Vinson Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/16/06 03:32 AM
I tried Piano when I was younger. Mom tried teaching me. So you can imagine how that went over.

I do, however, play drums and bass guitar rather well.
Posted By: Kent Shakespeare Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/16/06 06:10 PM
At the same time? wink
That's quite impressive!
Posted By: Nick Vinson Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/16/06 10:23 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Kent Shakespeare:
At the same time? wink
That's quite impressive!
Well i can play the kick drum and play bass at the same time. nod

hehe.
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/16/06 11:20 PM
I should lock this thread. It might get me fired as a moderator, but it'd be worth it laugh
Posted By: Nick Vinson Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/17/06 01:48 AM
well it would definitely be the 'killer' of the thread.
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/17/06 03:23 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Cobalt Kid:
I should lock this thread. It might get me fired as a moderator, but it'd be worth it laugh
DO IT COBIE!!! Universo
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/17/06 04:13 AM
Quote
Originally posted by Eryk Davis Ester:
THE RULES:

3) In the event that this thread is locked, there shall be no winner unless a new thread is started for the contest. Furthermore, any post that results in the banning of the poster shall also be ineligible to win.
Posted By: Power Boy Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/17/06 05:06 AM
XBombBetty


bye bye rules.
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/17/06 01:13 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Eryk Davis Ester:
THE RULES:

1) The rules to this game do not apply to Cobalt Kid, whose legendary status as a poster on Legion World often make him above the rules.

Jeepers! Cobie sure is a handsome, er, legendary poster!
*choke*

Thanks Eryk!
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/17/06 01:36 PM
Unfortunately, the rule stating that no rules apply to Cobalt Kid does not apply to Cobalt Kid! Which means he is subject to the same rules as everyone else!
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/17/06 02:07 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Eryk Davis Ester:
Unfortunately, the rule stating that no rules apply to Cobalt Kid does not apply to Cobalt Kid! Which means he is subject to the same rules as everyone else!
HUH???
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/17/06 02:21 PM
Error: Unresolved circular logic. A Stack Overflow error has occured.

Please refrain from posting from this thread while our Evil Genius logicians attempt to resolve this error. Your case number is 200604170001000 and the estimated of resolution stands at 168 hours.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/17/06 03:25 PM
I think Tamper Lad has stock in one of the companies that makes headache pills. That last post gave me a doozy. wink
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/17/06 03:26 PM
shake

And after Cobie promised:

Quote
Originally posted by Cobalt Kid:
I'll never post a paredox in one of your threads again, EDE! And I'll even learn how to spell paredox!
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/17/06 03:55 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Eryk Davis Ester:
That's OK Cobie! You can post whatever you like, as long as you be your ever charming self!
B-but Eryk...you said it was OK!


Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
Bah! This Eryk Davis Ester/Cobalt Kid alliance will be the death of us all!
Even Tamper Lad thought you were very generous!
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/18/06 09:13 PM
Hmmm. a paradox.

A paradox, a paradox a most ingenious paradox.

I love Gilbert and Sullivan!
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/24/06 03:02 PM
My current favorite paradox is Curry's Paradox.
Posted By: Pov Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/24/06 06:35 PM
Tim or Marie?
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/24/06 07:53 PM
Vindaloo, perhaps?
Posted By: Nick Vinson Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 04/27/06 08:17 PM
No thanks I'm full.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/01/06 03:11 PM
There's always room for Jell-O.
Posted By: Beagz Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/01/06 10:45 PM
The actual fruity Jell-O or the pudding?
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/01/06 10:54 PM
I believe that referred to the gelatine dessert. Their next advertising campaign was a bit more memorable:
band
Watch it wiggle,
See it jiggle,
Cool and fruity,
It's Jell-O Brand Gelatine.
Of all desserts you'll love the one
That moves and shakes and makes such fun!
Make Jell-O Brand Gelatine
And make some fun!
J-E-L-L-O!


But who remembers such things? wink
Posted By: walkwithcrowds Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/03/06 10:12 AM
What about the Shake and Vac woman?

Do The Shake and Vac and put the freshness back
Do The Shake and Vac and put the freshness back.
When your carpet smells fresh, your room does too
Every time you vacuum, remember what to do.
Do the shake and vac and put the freshness back.
Put the freshness back!

Anyone? No?

So it's just me then.

I'll be singing this all day now
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/03/06 03:34 PM
Oh goody! BouncingBoy This is a singing thread again!

This is the '70s version of a classic. Being a tenor, I can't really hit the "boom booms", but how about:
Ajax! Boom! Boom!
The blue-dot cleanser!
Booma-booma-boom boom!
With the extra strength right down the drain!
Booma-booma-boom-boom!
Posted By: walkwithcrowds Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/03/06 03:44 PM
Okay, how about Cadbury's Fudge:

A finger of fudge is just enough to give your kids a treat!
A finger of fudge is just enough untill it's time to eat!
It's full of cadbury's goodness,
But very small and neat!
A finger of fudge is just enough to give you kids a treat!

(and no smutty jokes the back of the class please)


Aaaaw! I've come over all nostalgic.
Posted By: Rockhopper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/03/06 05:21 PM
That one was shown on both sides of the Atlantic, though I imagine is not as well-remembered here.

Here's one for this crowd:
Wearing Underoos is fun.
And you can choose from more than one:
There's Veronica and Betty, too,
Wonder Woman, Supergirl, which one are you?
Posted By: walkwithcrowds Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/03/06 05:30 PM
Okay, you might get this...Im not sure if this is the full vesion but it's all I remember.

Any time, any place, any where!
It's the wonderful taste we all share!
It's the right one! It's the bright one!
That's Martiniiiiii!

I thank you.
Posted By: Abin Quank Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/04/06 11:47 AM
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Posted By: walkwithcrowds Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/04/06 12:01 PM
Was it something I said?

Some people just have no appreciation for fine music.

And on that note...what about this one RHL?

Like a bolt of lightning flashing across the sky.
Like a single arrow whizzing from a bow.
Like a mighty cannonball that seems to fly,
You'll hear about him everywhere you go.
The time will come when everyone will know,
the name of CHAMPION THE WONDER HORSE!
CHAMPION THE WONDER HOOOOOORSE!!

Aaah...happy days.
Posted By: Nick Vinson Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/05/06 12:47 AM
The only theme I can remember starred a certain M.C.


Now this is the story all about how my life got flipped turned upside down
and I'd like to take a minute
just sit right there
I'll tell you how I became the prince of a town called Bel Air


Now. That was what I called a Classic
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/05/06 01:17 AM
Parents just don't understand.
Posted By: walkwithcrowds Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/05/06 10:26 AM
Or to put it another way

"Eat it Grandpa."

Or is that one taken?
Posted By: Faraway Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/05/06 10:37 AM
EDE, I'm a parent and that remark is totally true I dont understand?

not long before I'm drooling in my tea and forgetting things.
Posted By: walkwithcrowds Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/05/06 11:13 AM
That's not because your old.

Drooling in your tea is just one of the side affects of running after your kids all day.

It's a fun way to relax, and gross them out.

You have to listen to their music, watch their TV programmes, get stuffed by them at Playstation, THEY have to watch you drool into your tea.

Oh to see the look on their little faces.
Posted By: The Red Bee Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/05/06 05:27 PM
Children are a great appetizer. <grin>
Posted By: Quislet, Esq Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/05/06 05:36 PM
Oh Bu-uzz!!!
Posted By: Lucifer Lass Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/05/06 05:38 PM
And here I thought that the poor man with his tiny little stinger was still locked away. Could he have escaped during the recent assault on Takron-Galtos?
Posted By: walkwithcrowds Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/05/06 05:41 PM
Sage from Groo the Wanderer had a good quote concerning children:

CHILDREN ARE LIKE ELEPHANTS,
THEY'RE FUN TO LOOK AT WHEN THEY BELONG TO SOME ONE ELSE.

There speaks a wise man
Posted By: Tamper Lad Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/05/06 05:43 PM
*sigh* The revolving door prison system of Legion World. When I run the correction system i'll have felons atomized.
Posted By: Lucifer Lass Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/05/06 05:45 PM
My mother once said that children, like this thread, are notoriously hard to kill.
Posted By: The Red Bee Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/05/06 05:50 PM
Name a thread with the world 'kill' in it and you should expect the more colorful elements of Legion World society to show up...

<grin>
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/05/06 05:56 PM
Jeepers! I'm surprised Mayavale hasn't posted yet to tell us how in another lifetime he was a thread and one of us killed him!
Posted By: The Red Bee Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/05/06 05:57 PM
That reminds me of the day I shot you through the back Ester. Cobalt Kid as well, and then buried Jailbait Lass alive before going on my first Legion World killing spree.

We're like old friends you and I laugh
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/05/06 06:00 PM
Yeah, the good old days! Hey.. remember that time you came to Greg Evigan Island and we kicked your ass? We'll have to do that again sometime!
Posted By: Cobalt Kid Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/05/06 06:01 PM
Quote
Originally posted by Tamper Lad:
*sigh* The revolving door prison system of Legion World. When I run the correction system i'll have felons atomized.
Well, prison reform was one of the goals of the late, lamented LMB constitution, but everyone seemed to preoccupied with senseless debating to ever get to it.

(I know quotes aren't allowed here, but I'm not trying to win the game, just keep you all from winning tongue )
Posted By: walkwithcrowds Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/05/06 06:05 PM
My mother once said:

"Stop doing that! It rots your brain and you'll go blind."

Silly woman! There's nothing wrong with my brain.

Now, where did I put my glasses...I don't know, memory like a..a..thingy...got holes in it...a tea bag?...snooker table?...forget my own whatchamacallit next!
Posted By: The Red Bee Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/05/06 06:06 PM
Although I'm fond of many of you, I do have a favorite now. I wonder where Everyday Girl is these days? I bet she'll grow up to be a fine young lass...

Maybe I'll have my own bride someday? <grin>

I promise to try and attend Quislet and Royal Inquisitor's wedding too if I can make it... laugh
Posted By: The Red Bee Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/05/06 06:08 PM
And Cobalt Kid, shouldn't you be seeing your secretary off to therapy now? I'm afraid she's become a bit...timid after my last few run-ins with her <grin>
Posted By: walkwithcrowds Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/05/06 09:21 PM
Shouldn't that be

<grins wolfishly>

It has more panache
Posted By: Power Boy Robot Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/05/06 10:38 PM
Boo.
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/06/06 02:25 AM
Quote
Originally posted by The Red Bee:
Although I'm fond of many of you, I do have a favorite now. I wonder where Everyday Girl is these days? I bet she'll grow up to be a fine young lass...

Maybe I'll have my own bride someday? <grin>

I promise to try and attend Quislet and Royal Inquisitor's wedding too if I can make it... laugh
Ohmygod!!! So I'm like your favorite now? But you know that's like sweet and junk and like if I'm your favorite then I guess my friends don't have to worry much.

'Cuz I'm like the One person here who can be counted on to Kick Your Stupid Butt anytime you show your Ugly Face!!!!

Come around me or my friends and the NEXT bullet I put in you won't be aimed at your KNEE!

It'll be aimed just a little bit higher...
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/06/06 02:29 AM
Quote
Originally posted by The Red Bee:
And Cobalt Kid, shouldn't you be seeing your secretary off to therapy now? I'm afraid she's become a bit...timid after my last few run-ins with her <grin>
Ohmygod, Mr. Bee, you don't need to worry about Mr. Cobalt 'cuz if you get anywhere near 'lita she's got a few new tricks to show you.

I'll just like sit and watch while she KICKS YOUR UGLY BUTT!

Then I'll put a bullet where it'll do you the like least good...
Posted By: walkwithcrowds Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/06/06 08:07 AM
Everyday Girl,

Mum?...Is that you?
Posted By: Everyday Girl Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/06/06 01:28 PM
Ohmygod! Hi Mr. walkwithcrowds!

Yep, I'm like Me! No I'm not your Mum I've never even ... Ummm... You Know... <cute blush>

Nice to meet you.
Posted By: walkwithcrowds Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/06/06 10:08 PM
Hello Miss Girl.

It is indeed a pleasure to meet some-one of such obvious breeding.

My that IS a big gun you have.

# Sigh # If only you carried a switchblade and pair of knuckle-dusters you would be just like a good-old-fashioned Glasgow girl.
Posted By: walkwithcrowds Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 05/14/06 10:36 AM
YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY!!!!!!

I WIN, I WIN, I WIN, WIN, WIN, WIN, WIN!!!!

# holding back the tears - just #

I...I just want to thank everybody who made this possible. My fellow LMBers, my parents - without whom - Derek, the invisible blue camel who lives under my bed, (I know he's blue because he told me - and Derek wouldn't lie about a thing like that) Navi, my Irn Bru "supplier" and the Fonz, for making short guys cool.

Thank you, I love you all!


What happens now?
Posted By: Eryk Davis Ester Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 06/22/06 11:20 PM
Jeepers! I totally forgot to tell walkwithcrowds about the fabulous prizes he won for winning this contest!
Posted By: walkwithcrowds Re: The Kill-This-Thread Contest! - 06/23/06 08:56 AM
Huh, what, prize, what, what, what, what??????
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