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The Exchange RPG Superstar 2009 Top 8

CourtFool wrote:
This was not as easy I thought it would be. There is a fine line between a good ribbing and just insulting.

Oh, Oh! Then, do me!

The Exchange

Solnes wrote:
flash_cxxi wrote:

Uh Oh, something must be wrong! It's been 6 hours since Solnes posted last! Quick send someone out to look for her...

;)-

I'm asleep!

And she post in her sleep too guys, WOW!

The Exchange

Paul Watson wrote:
Paul Watson Conundrum: Who?

LMAO

Liberty's Edge

Tarren Dei wrote:
CourtFool wrote:
This was not as easy I thought it would be. There is a fine line between a good ribbing and just insulting.
Oh, Oh! Then, do me!

He's a poodle. He can only do your leg...

The Exchange

houstonderek wrote:
Tarren Dei wrote:
CourtFool wrote:
This was not as easy I thought it would be. There is a fine line between a good ribbing and just insulting.
Oh, Oh! Then, do me!
He's a poodle. He can only do your leg...

or your ankles or hooves. Or what ever.


The Delvesdeep Disorder

The urge to take a perfectly good adventure path and modify it so thoroughly that only the name of the town and a few key NPC's remain. Then posting everything on these boards.


Moorluck wrote:
Solnes wrote:
flash_cxxi wrote:

Uh Oh, something must be wrong! It's been 6 hours since Solnes posted last! Quick send someone out to look for her...

;)-

I'm asleep!
And she post in her sleep too guys, WOW!

Yes...I'm that good!

Sovereign Court

Paul Watson wrote:
Paul Watson Conundrum: Who?

Aren't you the villain in some Hollywood action film?


Callous Jack wrote:
Paul Watson wrote:
Paul Watson Conundrum: Who?
Aren't you the villain in some Hollywood action film?

Or Dr. Watson's illegitimate son, the one who flunked out of Veternarian school in Grenada?


Patrick Curtin wrote:
Callous Jack wrote:
Paul Watson wrote:
Paul Watson Conundrum: Who?
Aren't you the villain in some Hollywood action film?
Or Dr. Watson's illegitimate son, the one who flunked out of Veternarian school in Grenada?

The guy who helped discover DNA?

RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32

houstonderek wrote:
Tarren Dei wrote:
CourtFool wrote:
This was not as easy I thought it would be. There is a fine line between a good ribbing and just insulting.
Oh, Oh! Then, do me!
He's a poodle. He can only do your leg...

I thought that CourtFool was a Llama? :P


houstonderek wrote:
"There are lines?" We dance in them down here.

But I could never learn to color in them...


The Lurker Fallacy:

The mistaken belief that powerful thread necromancy and the ability to kill topics with a word are important enough to make one an elder evil. Instead the lurker is merely an elder annoyance.


The Lucinda Fallacy:
A swarm of jellyfish float through the red, a pretty luminescent shade of green, and with tentacles poisonous enough to paralyse a kraken.
A swarm of trilobites scuttle along in their wake, scavenging creatures dropped by the jellyfish.
A pretty woman in dark robes with a hood pulled well up over her face watches the aquatic ballet.

Actually, I'm wearing a coral gown, and with a cute hermit crab nestling in my hair. I just think I'm wearing discreet and secretive robes. The same way that Charles Evans 25 imagines that I'm an alias and doesn't realise that he's a product of my imagination, to distract me from yet another bizarre day in the OTD threads. I mean if you had days filled with drow, dragons, and only-the-eldest-elemental-evils (whom I don't speak to these days) know-what, you might imagine a fantasy character who is rather humdrum and boring whom not a lot ever really happens to.

Liberty's Edge

The Kassil Interval
The period of time it takes for one to go from idle absence to spam-flooding of posts. Usually preceded and followed by a period of a few months of dormancy.

The Solnes Gambit
A blitz of repeating posts in an attempt to rapidly ramp up post count and make it to being first on a new page.

Kobold Cleaver Defense
Preemptively assert that everything is the fault of someone else and that, as a kobold, you are being assaulted.

Kassil Theorem
The notion that there exist four types of GMs; Monty Haulers, Nice Guys, Evil GMs, and Killer GMs. Assertion that evil GMs result from particularly stupid players existing for an extended time period.

Turin Theorem
The theory that PCs exist solely for the purpose of being rations and paychecks for the monstrous denizens of the world.


The Vomit Guy Conundrum

Sploooorrrtch! Blaaaaarrrrph! Huuuurrrrrlllllll!


Kassil wrote:


Turin Theorem
The theory that PCs exist solely for the purpose of being rations and paychecks for the monstrous denizens of the world.

I resemble that hypothesis.


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RPG Superstar 2009 Top 32

Frank the Mime wrote:
......

Please Speak Up! I am not hearing you! ;P

The Exchange

The Malformed Manoeuvre

In a bid to salvage former imperial glory, the denigration of former colonials by pointing out they cannot spell.

See also Maneuver.

See also Heathansson.

Liberty's Edge

Turin the Mad wrote:
Kassil wrote:


Turin Theorem
The theory that PCs exist solely for the purpose of being rations and paychecks for the monstrous denizens of the world.
I resemble that hypothesis.

Yes. Yes, you do. There might be a reason for this.


Lord Fyre wrote:
Frank the Mime wrote:
......
Please Speak Up! I am not hearing you! ;P

............


Aubrey the Malformed wrote:
In a bid to salvage former imperial glory, the denigration of former colonials by pointing out they cannot spell. See also Heathansson.

Talk about spelling, I think you're missing an "s" there, mate.


Callous Jack wrote:

Curtain-Fryer Measure

There is no such thing as too many aliases.

I


have

Liberty's Edge

no

Dark Archive

idea


what


you

Dark Archive

mean.

Dark Archive

The Fryer Theorum No thread will stay on topic for more than one page because of A) some ill informed rant about why whatever is being discussed is wrong which results in everyone beating up the troll, B) someone making a joke at the expense of the topic, or C) CourtFool.


David Fryer wrote:
The Fryer Theorum No thread will stay on topic for more than one page because of A) some ill informed rant about why whatever is being discussed is wrong which results in everyone beating up the troll, B) someone making a joke at the expense of the topic, or C) CourtFool.

Sometimes A, B and C are accomplished in the same post.


David Fryer wrote:
The Fryer Theorum No thread will stay on topic for more than one page because of A) some ill informed rant about why whatever is being discussed is wrong which results in everyone beating up the troll, B) someone making a joke at the expense of the topic, or C) CourtFool.

Corollary (?):

Unless the thread in question involves the GSL, Dungeon and Dragon magazines, or what technically count as different editions of D&D in which case it may well stay on topic but descend into a flame war at some point.


But a flame war inevitably leads to smürf which is about the same thing as CourtFool.

Liberty's Edge

David Fryer wrote:
The Fryer Theorum No thread will stay on topic for more than one page because of A) some ill informed rant about why whatever is being discussed is wrong which results in everyone beating up the troll, B) someone making a joke at the expense of the topic, or C) CourtFool.

or D) Kobold Cleaver, or E) Heathy, or F) smyrfs, or G) someone mentioning that pony thing and summoning Sebastian.


Kassil wrote:
...someone mentioning that pony thing and summoning Sebastian.

Do I detect pony thing envy?

Liberty's Edge

CourtFool wrote:
Kassil wrote:
...someone mentioning that pony thing and summoning Sebastian.
Do I detect pony thing envy?

Hell no. I have actual horses where I live. After growing up having to clean up after the beasts, they hold no charm whatsoever.


CourtFool wrote:
David Fryer wrote:
The Fryer Theorum No thread will stay on topic for more than one page because of A) some ill informed rant about why whatever is being discussed is wrong which results in everyone beating up the troll, B) someone making a joke at the expense of the topic, or C) CourtFool.
Sometimes A, B and C are accomplished in the same post.

Darn right they are.


Sarah Palin wrote:
Darn right they are.

Humps Sarah's leg.

Scarab Sages

The Gavgoyle Differential Range: A value range expressed as the difference between: the amount you want to be a good and valued member of the boards who posts concise and well thought out responses; the amount the battle between short attention span and verbosity allows you to post that is germaine to the topic; and the amount of input that is inserted by the snarky or puckish (or dickish) sense of humor possesed by the poster. It is heavily weighted toward the latter.

Dark Archive

Charles Evans 25 wrote:
David Fryer wrote:
The Fryer Theorum No thread will stay on topic for more than one page because of A) some ill informed rant about why whatever is being discussed is wrong which results in everyone beating up the troll, B) someone making a joke at the expense of the topic, or C) CourtFool.

Corollary (?):

Unless the thread in question involves the GSL, Dungeon and Dragon magazines, or what technically count as different editions of D&D in which case it may well stay on topic but descend into a flame war at some point.

Flame wars tend not to be on topic. They very quickly devolve into one side accusing the other of sucking and the other side accusing them of being a noob.

Dark Archive

Gavgoyle wrote:

The Gavgoyle Differential Range: A value range expressed as the difference between: the amount you want to be a good and valued member of the boards who posts concise and well thought out responses; the amount the battle between short attention span and verbosity allows you to post that is germaine to the topic; and the amount of input that is inserted by the snarky or puckish (or dickish) sense of humor possesed by the poster. It is heavily weighted toward the latter.

It is also sometimes called The Sebastian Factor.


Poodle Premise
Threads are, therefore, they go off topic.

Liberty's Edge

CourtFool wrote:

Poodle Premise

Threads are, therefore, they go off topic.

I thought that was an Internet Law.

CDAG Theorem
Any problem may be solved by a sufficient application of firepower, regardless of the type of problem. This usually results in greater damage than the initial problem was causing. If it doesn't, someone isn't doing things properly.

Dark Archive

The Smurf Effect
The more heated a thread gets, the more likely it is to get smurfed.

Smurf Rage
The anger felt by trolls at the apperance of a smurf. Some times refered to as The Threadcrap Fallacy.

Dark Archive

Casey and Andy's Law
Any experiment that leaves a crater is a success.


The Lathiiran Liability:

Ability of poster to quote rules correctly but never remember the exact source. Often accompanied by Lathiiran Laziness, the inability to get up and flip through the books or even open the d20 SRD and find the source.


David Fryer wrote:

Smurf Rage

The anger felt by trolls at the apperance of a smurf. Some times refered to as The Threadcrap Fallacy.

Is there a similar Poodle Rage?


We are Borg ...

The Exchange RPG Superstar 2009 Top 8

Tarren Dei Fallacy: The belief that if a thread isn't about you (and by 'you', I mean 'me'), that it should be.

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