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Jahlove
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Originally posted by Chorister:
If you know someone really well, you can often call them all sorts of names - in fact many friends would find it weird if you started to be oozily nice to them. 'Reprobate' is flavour of the month among my acquaintances at the mo.
At one time or another, Pyx_e has called most of the people on the Ship 'Fucktard', yet we still love him. I wonder why?
I once had a piece of software on my computer that dialled phone numbers for you. I thought I'd dialled a well-known friend and greeted him thusly:
"hello, you old drunk cunt"
Unfortunately, I'd clicked on the next line down and got through to one of the churchwardens.
I uninstalled the software.
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Jahlove
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Originally posted by Spiffy:
Originally posted by Yorick:
It was the first time I'd heard the term and I found it very amusing
Me too - I had to gogoogle. I used it tonight at my archery club. We laffed. Then, again, we're easily pleased ![[Smile]](smile.gif)
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IngoB
Sentire cum Ecclesia
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Originally posted by mousethief:
No, it's just that you don't give a fuck about anybody here, which you have said repeatedly.
I don't think that I've ever said that, and anyhow, it's not really true. To name a popular example, I do care about Yorick. However, my emotional attachment to "online people" will always remain fairly limited. That's correct.
quote:
Originally posted by mousethief:
YOU can't see any community here because YOU aren't willing to invest in any community here, but only come here to bandy words.
Actually, I invest in this community - time, effort and money, not so much emotion - because I like coming here to bandy words.
quote:
Originally posted by mousethief:
Anybody who comes here for any other purpose seems to you to be deluded because you are blind to any other purpose, seeing the world entirely in terms of your values and your thoughts and ideas, and unable to imagine that anybody else's are valid.
Well, perhaps. However, our delusions are revealed in our failures, and the current incredible ado about leo is a failure, and that one at least is not my failure.
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Jahlove
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Originally posted by Gwai:
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Originally posted by IngoB:
It's rather easy to fashion a mask for yourself out of the information trickle of written words, and an online avatar is a lot more ephemeral than a real body. That's why Marvin in all his sudden romantic fervour had to stop talking about what happens here, on the BB, and started talking about Shipmeets and having Shipmates at his wedding and whatnot. Yep, meeting real people in real life can make real online relationships. But that does not mean that this forum and its members suddenly feel the pull of gravity.
Disagreed completely. For one thing, about how much you know a person online: Yes one can create fake identities. They tend to only last so long though. I may have mentioned before on the ship that on a role-playing forum where such things were acceptable, I (female) decided to play a male who was RPing a male character. I lasted for years, but eventually the regulars all figured out.
I think it depends more on the value you place on the existence of this site and its various boards. And that can be more - or less - depending on how one feels at a particular time. I've been here since - what - 2005 - yes, I've met people IRL, have had ups and downs here. The contributions of posters such as IngoB & Triple Tiara (sadly missed/MIST) (in-joke, if you're reading, TT ![[Big Grin]](biggrin.gif) ) helped me on my journey into the RCC; those of Psyduck and MadGeo made me question things in another way. I, also, was taken in by the Curious Buddhist troll (mainly one of his/her sub-trolls masquering as a Jewish rabbi) Felt like an idiot, like many of us, came to realise that, actually, it was WAAAY more to our credit that we held out our arms to this apparently suffering person than that we were fooled by some sad git. AFAIC, it does not fucking matter that we are not all face-to-face (can't be, given the geographics) - those of us who are regular posters DO inter-act on a daily, weekly, monthly basis. Many *families* do less.
@ Gwai - I tried being a male on an MMORPG - called myself *Barry* - got away with it until the other guys started asking me about football ![[Biased]](wink.gif)
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The Silent Acolyte
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Originally posted by kankucho on another thread:
Leaf's advice to write the script as simply as possible then read and re-read it is something I certainly endorse after this experience.
You see, leo?! You see what that conniving, thieving Leaf has done!??
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mousethief
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Posted
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Originally posted by IngoB:
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Originally posted by mousethief:
Anybody who comes here for any other purpose seems to you to be deluded because you are blind to any other purpose, seeing the world entirely in terms of your values and your thoughts and ideas, and unable to imagine that anybody else's are valid.
Well, perhaps. However, our delusions are revealed in our failures, and the current incredible ado about leo is a failure, and that one at least is not my failure.
It's a failure to YOU. Because you're unable to imagine that anybody else's point of view is valid. Which, ironically, you just quoted.
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RooK
Terrible Judge
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Some interesting conclusions to distill from this thread:
1. Leo is a cowardly plagiarizing worm that nobody should emulate.
2. Yorick has essentially no reason to be here other than to pucker his own sphincter as publicly as possible. I see now that banning him, when the time comes, will actually be a mercy and he will miss nobody - because he thinks he has met not a single real person.
3. Marvin is a starry-eyed dreamer overflowing with foamy-fluffy empathy.
4. IngoB continues to dominate the realm of empathy-free dehumanizing philosophy. I can't decide whether his photo should be on the steampunk Tarot card for "oversimplified binary thought" or for "utterly incapable of comprehending philosophical modes that differ from his own".
While it's true that I might tend to prefer to have a conversation with Siri over pretty much everybody on this thread, there is still no technology that actually passes a Turing test. Until that happens, almost everything here that isn't bot-mimed or plagiarized is assumed to have been processed by a human brain. EVEN the stuff that is affectation. And, let's face it, so-called "real life" is just as rife with affectation as anything in this virtual realm.
And the reference to the Turing test is extremely pertinent: anything other than mostly-genuine human interaction tends to raise a metaphorical stink in the minds of most people interacting with it. Most people tend to resonate with people who we think are being real with us. Relationships are formed, such as they are. We make of it what we do, and to extrapolate our own truisms on others is idiocy. (I met my wife online, but have never wanted to email any of the girls I picked up in bars. Life's weird like that.)
So, is the information babbled when a subject is given truth serum less true because it's not "how they normally are"? Is a battered wife any less the victim of assault when she assures police that "he's not himself when he's angry"? They're all just altered states, and tend to reveal different truths. There is no single definitive transaction state that is the one true measure of a personality. If you absolutely must correlate all communication with face-to-face situations, just imagine that everything posted online is what everybody is willing to say behind other people's backs - but with a much shorter leak time.
Back to my bunker, to resume ignoring all of you.
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IngoB
Sentire cum Ecclesia
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Originally posted by RooK:
4. IngoB continues to dominate the realm of empathy-free dehumanizing philosophy. I can't decide whether his photo should be on the steampunk Tarot card for "oversimplified binary thought" or for "utterly incapable of comprehending philosophical modes that differ from his own".
That was weak, RooK. I've actually attacked the binary thinking behind turning leo into the epitome of social evil and comprehending philosophical modes is something I do rather well. Stick with the "empathy-free, dehumanizing", that rings truer.
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Originally posted by RooK:
And the reference to the Turing test is extremely pertinent
Unsurprisingly, given who made it...
But actually, people here are essentially denying the necessity of the resurrection. Whereas I say: sorry, you really do need to go back to meat space, until then it's all up in the air with the fairies.
I deal lightly with the fairies flitting about in the ether of the internet. Many of them hate that. I deal lightly with that as well.
So, is the information babbled when a subject is given truth serum less true because it's not "how they normally are"? Is a battered wife any less the victim of assault when she assures police that "he's not himself when he's angry"? They're all just altered states, and tend to reveal different truths. There is no single definitive transaction state that is the one true measure of a personality. If you absolutely must correlate all communication with face-to-face situations, just imagine that everything posted online is what everybody is willing to say behind other people's backs - but with a much shorter leak time.
Back to my bunker, to resume ignoring all of you. [/QB][/QUOTE]
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QLib
Bad Example
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Originally posted by RooK:
... almost everything here that isn't bot-mimed or plagiarized is assumed to have been processed by a human brain. EVEN the stuff that is affectation. And, let's face it, so-called "real life" is just as rife with affectation as anything in this virtual realm.
That's why I think the fuss about leo is going a bit OTT. We all have our affectations and leo comes across as very real to me, not despite the things that so annoy others but (partly) because of them. Leo has posted some quite intimate stuff about his childhood which I assume to be true and I therefore choose to cut him a lot of slack. Perhaps he also irritates me less because I don't spend much time in Purg, as a rule. I just wish he'd fess up about the current issue and then we could all move on.
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IngoB
Sentire cum Ecclesia
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Sorry for the edit mishap above, mouse malfunction. Please ignore after "... with that as well".
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Yorick
Infinite Jester
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Posted
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Originally posted by IngoB:
mouse malfunction
Even Jesus made mistakes, IngoB. It's okay, really it is.
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Yorick
Infinite Jester
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Originally posted by RooK:
2. Yorick has essentially no reason to be here other than to pucker his own sphincter as publicly as possible. I see now that banning him, when the time comes, will actually be a mercy and he will miss nobody - because he thinks he has met not a single real person.
Wrong, on all counts. (And yet you seem so clever. maybe it's my Special Purpose here, just to be the thing about which you're all wrong.)
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Ask me on my Hell Call thread. I won't talk about me on this one any more.
[ 03. April 2012, 07:46: Message edited by: Yorick ]
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PeteC
Loyaute me lie
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Originally posted by Yorick:
Ask me on my Hell Call thread. I won't talk about me on this one any more.
There is a God, after all!
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Chorister
Defrocked
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Posted
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Originally posted by QLib:
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Originally posted by Pyx_e:
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Originally posted by Sine Nomine:
This is starting to sound a lot like phone sex (so I've read).
I tried sex on the phone once, but I kept falling off.
Ah, the old ones are the best.
Old phones or old partners?
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Marvin the Martian
Interplanetary
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Originally posted by RooK:
3. Marvin is a starry-eyed dreamer overflowing with foamy-fluffy empathy.
I'm that as well.
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QLib
Bad Example
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Posted
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Originally posted by Chorister:
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Originally posted by QLib:
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Originally posted by Pyx_e:
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Originally posted by Sine Nomine:
This is starting to sound a lot like phone sex (so I've read).
I tried sex on the phone once, but I kept falling off.
Ah, the old ones are the best.
Old phones or old partners?
Old jokes.
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Kelly Alves
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(whispers in QLib's ear trumpet) They knew that, hon.
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QLib
Bad Example
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Yeah, but what about the plagiarism angle?
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Kelly Alves
Bunny with an axe
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Groucho Marx has been dead a long time; he's not likely to complain.
ETA: Nor his great, grandfather, who probably came up with that joke...
[ 03. April 2012, 08:43: Message edited by: Kelly Alves ]
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LeRoc
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Chorister: At one time or another, Pyx_e has called most of the people on the Ship 'Fucktard', yet we still love him. I wonder why?
I remember that he used to say 'Shithead'. Has something changed?
(And I assume that when you haven't been called either of these words by Pyx_e, you can forget about your membership of the In Crowd™?)
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Pyx_e
Quixotic Tilter
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I think people who discuss the family tree of a loved and respected joke are shitheads.
AtB Pyx_e
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Robert Armin
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IngoB: quote:
Boredom can sink the Ship.
In which case, at the rate you post, we'll need the lifeboats real soon.
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Pyx_e
Quixotic Tilter
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Women and Children first.
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Pooks
Shipmate
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Posted
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Originally posted by Pyx_e:
Women and Children first.
Hmmm... (*Very concerned.)
What about fluffy bunnies?
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Sine Nomine
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Posted
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Originally posted by Sine Nomine:
The next stage of evolution is "Oh bless their pitiful little hearts. No point really in saying anything at all."
quote:
Originally posted by RooK:
Back to my bunker, to resume ignoring all of you.
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Boogie
Boogie on down!
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Originally posted by Pooks:
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Originally posted by Pyx_e:
Women and Children first.
Hmmm... (*Very concerned.)
What about fluffy bunnies?
Our fur gets saturated and we slowly sink ...
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Marvin the Martian
Interplanetary
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Originally posted by Pooks:
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Originally posted by Pyx_e:
Women and Children first.
Hmmm... (*Very concerned.)
What about fluffy bunnies?
Well of course we'll have to make sure the fluffy bunnies get onto the lifeboats.
We'll be needing something to eat...
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Patdys
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quote:
quote:
Originally posted by Sine Nomine:
The next stage of evolution is "Oh bless their pitiful little hearts. No point really in saying anything at all."
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Originally posted by Patdys:
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PeteC
Loyaute me lie
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Was there a point to that Patdys?
Point. Geddit?
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Erroneous Monk
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Originally posted by IngoB:
Oh, and does "cuntburglar" have some specific meaning as insult? Is breaking into a place and stealing cunts involved in some literal or metaphorical sense? Inquiring foreign minds want to know...
It's just funny. Rude but also ridiculous. Like wankspanner. Or stoatspunk.
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I suspect that it might be taken as a comment on the ethics or motivations or methods of some male practioners of gynaecology.
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L’amor che move il sole e l’altre stelle.
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Marvin the Martian
Interplanetary
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Originally posted by Erroneous Monk:
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Originally posted by IngoB:
Oh, and does "cuntburglar" have some specific meaning as insult? Is breaking into a place and stealing cunts involved in some literal or metaphorical sense? Inquiring foreign minds want to know...
It's just funny. Rude but also ridiculous. Like wankspanner. Or stoatspunk.
Exactly. I didn't even realise it had a "real meaning" until the Urban Dictionary entry was linked from this thread...
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Chorister
Defrocked
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Originally posted by LeRoc:
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Chorister: At one time or another, Pyx_e has called most of the people on the Ship 'Fucktard', yet we still love him. I wonder why?
I remember that he used to say 'Shithead'. Has something changed?
(And I assume that when you haven't been called either of these words by Pyx_e, you can forget about your membership of the In Crowd™?)
I was using a replacement word in case you thought I was plagiarising. Or something. I think.
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Jahlove
Tied to the mast
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Posted
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Originally posted by Pyx_e:
I think people who discuss the family tree of a loved and respected joke are shitheads.
AtB Pyx_e
people who boast of their family trees are like potatoes - all their importance is underground*
not my own, but can't remember who said it
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Erroneous Monk
Shipmate
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Originally posted by Marvin the Martian:
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Originally posted by Erroneous Monk:
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Originally posted by IngoB:
Oh, and does "cuntburglar" have some specific meaning as insult? Is breaking into a place and stealing cunts involved in some literal or metaphorical sense? Inquiring foreign minds want to know...
It's just funny. Rude but also ridiculous. Like wankspanner. Or stoatspunk.
Exactly. I didn't even realise it had a "real meaning" until the Urban Dictionary entry was linked from this thread...
And while I do feel greatly edified by knowing that real meaning, it seems less clear to me that it's the insult you intended it to be, Marv. In which case, you could deploy wankspanner, stoatskunk or pissflaps instead.
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Kelly Alves
Bunny with an axe
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Originally posted by Pyx_e:
I think people who discuss the family tree of a loved and respected joke are shitheads.
AtB Pyx_e
Dear Diary: He still loves me. What joy is mine.
![[Yipee]](graemlins/spin.gif)
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QLib
Bad Example
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Originally posted by Pyx_e:
I think people who discuss the family tree of a loved and respected joke are shitheads.
Poohbrane,
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Marvin the Martian
Interplanetary
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Originally posted by Erroneous Monk:
And while I do feel greatly edified by knowing that real meaning, it seems less clear to me that it's the insult you intended it to be, Marv. In which case, you could deploy wankspanner, stoatskunk or pissflaps instead.
Nah, it still gets across the level of anger I was feeling. But Yorick has apologised, so it's ancient history now.
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Yorick
Infinite Jester
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I must say, it was big of you to accept my apology so well. I'm grateful.
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Matt Black
Shipmate
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Originally posted by QLib:
quote:
Originally posted by Pyx_e:
I think people who discuss the family tree of a loved and respected joke are shitheads.
Poohbrane,
Oi! Wot you got against A A Milne's cuddly creation? ![[Mad]](angryfire.gif)
[ 04. April 2012, 09:20: Message edited by: Matt Black ]
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QLib
Bad Example
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Originally posted by Matt Black:
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Originally posted by QLib:
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Originally posted by Pyx_e:
I think people who discuss the family tree of a loved and respected joke are shitheads.
Poohbrane,
Oi! Wot you got against A A Milne's cuddly creation?
I haven't got anything against him, but ...
... think about it. If you're such a fan, you'll work it out.
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Chesterbelloc
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Hello again, leo. Since you're visiting anyway, do you want to say anything about your plagiarism or is it safe me for me stop checking the thread now?
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Chesterbelloc
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OK, I know (eventually) when I'm flogging a dead horse. I won't be bothering you here again.
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Matt Black
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Originally posted by Matt Black:
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Originally posted by Pyx_e:
I think people who discuss the family tree of a loved and respected joke are shitheads.
Poohbrane,
Oi! Wot you got against A A Milne's cuddly creation?
I haven't got anything against him, but ...
... think about it. If you're such a fan, you'll work it out.
As in 'bear of little'...?
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Marvin the Martian
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Originally posted by Chesterbelloc:
OK, I know (eventually) when I'm flogging a dead horse. I won't be bothering you here again.
No point in keeping this open, then...
Marvin
Hellhost
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