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Last person to post wins, unless they are a moderator or admin.

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Basically, this game is played so that the last person who post wins. What do they win? The ThreadKiller's Achievement; The honor of being the last person to post by virtue of the content of their post. However, moderators, admins, and anyone else who has the ability to lock the thread are disqualified from winning the ThreadKiller's Achievement, if they win by locking. If the thread is won by method of locking, the "winner" gains the Achievement Of Reprehensible Epic Lameness.

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Reply #7801 from Sins Forums Top

and another new pond for the fishies

harpo

 

Reply #7802 from Stardock Forums Top

Civilization V review is up on IGN. Score 9.0!!

Does this mean the end for Elemental multiplayer? (Reminder IGN scored Elemental with a 6.0)

 

Start11 - Customize the Start Menu and Taskbar in Windows 10/11.
Reply #7803 from Sins Forums Top

@harpo not exactly what I meant

Reply #7804 from Stardock Forums Top

Quoting Draakjacht, reply 7793
Funny bringing up the farmer's market in that mix. Not something I would think of off the top of my head. Then again, I did meet a chick at one. Darndest thing.
End of Draakjacht's quote

A stripper in a tiara does not constitute royalty.

 

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Alright that's enough random quotes for a while.

Reply #7805 from Sins Forums Top

That sig is perfect for no other reason than that quote has nothing to do with what you said.

Reply #7806 from Stardock Forums Top

All four of those statements were random quotes, the first two from games (I'm not sure which) the third from Fiona in Burn Notice and the last from the black guy I don't remember the name of in Human Target

Reply #7807 from Sins Forums Top

random is cool

Reply #7808 from Sins Forums Top

okay... why did you quote me?

Reply #7809 from Sins Forums Top

y not?

Reply #7810 from Sins Forums Top

didn't think I was that quotable. And even if I did, I would pick another quote.

Reply #7811 from Sins Forums Top

well that would be you

Reply #7812 from Sins Forums Top

well... yeah, that would be me. I dunno, I think I would be a good judge of my own quotes. I mean, if I know it felt too casual or even weird when I said it, then wouldn't I have at least a little say in how good of a quote it is?

Reply #7813 from Sins Forums Top

I guess

but others have their own opinions and may at times disagree with how you view your own quotes

Reply #7814 from Sins Forums Top

I'm starting to know how Samuel Clemens felt.

Reply #7815 from Sins Forums Top

lol

or any other writer

Reply #7816 from Sins Forums Top

but none were more quick to point out the sycophantic individuals quicker than he.

Reply #7817 from Sins Forums Top

I'm sure not all were yes-man.

Some were like me and were just being complete jerks.

Reply #7818 from Sins Forums Top

7818 posts and counting

 

-Exiled Possum

Reply #7819 from Sins Forums Top

speaking of yes men

Reply #7820 from Sins Forums Top

that reminds me of the vicar of dibley ( an older british comedy show for those that do not know).

harpo

 

Reply #7821 from Sins Forums Top

british comedy is great, will have to check that one out

Reply #7822 from Sins Forums Top

Well, even the jerks aren't going to bother critically shredding his stuff unless they like it. At least not in the way he cares about. Someone could say his book sucks and he would leave it be. It's when you tell him what his book means that he got pissed.

Reply #7823 from Sins Forums Top

the reason it reminds me of the vicar of dibley is that there are two caracters in the show (one a lot more frequent than the other) that have a speach issue where they start speaking with either "no no no no no no no no no no no' or 'yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes' and then say the rest of their lines.

harpo

 

Reply #7824 from Sins Forums Top

meanings are pointless except to the one who has discovered that meaning

Reply #7825 from Sins Forums Top

but that's his point. Everyone who talks about what his stories mean forget two things. 1) The meaning is only for the self. Telling someone else your meaning potentially screws up the story for them. 2) He established in the Foreword of Huckleberry Finn that he didn't want anyone analyzing the book. We all know someone will do it, but at the very least I would like to think they would take a hint and keep it to themselves.