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In particular, in this thread, I seem to have two different Smurf avatars on two successive posts.
Testing the theory that somehow the odd behaviour is being caused by a link to a post with a Smurf avatar - if I'm right, this post will also show up with a Smurf.
Edit: Which does seem to be the case.
It's standard on the Paizo forums. If your post contains the word Smurf, your avatar is a Smurf. Both of your posts in the other thread have the word Smurf in them.
Snorks!
Edit: I was trying earlier to find one of the earliest smurf thread (or post), but this is the best I could do.
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Edit: I was trying earlier to find one of the earliest smurf thread (or post), but this is the best I could do.
Kobold Cleaver's avatar always brings the smiles.
Yay, it snowed! Smurfball anyone?
EDIT: Fun fact - if you hit preview your original avatar is shown!
smurf
Holy smurf!
Also, nothing quite steals one's thunder during a long setting cosmology discussion quite like accidentally mentioning a plane's [etc.]
I noticed something similar when I mentioned the (3.5E) Warshaper's morphic weapons class feature.
If it bothers you, I think someone's got a script called "Gargamel" which will get rid of those pesky smurfs, but are you really so heartless?
Do you get assigned a random smurf avatar every time or is one randomly assigned to you permanently the first time you do this?
I wanted a different smurf :(
I guess that smurfed my answer! I still was hoping for a different smurf.
Yar!
From what I can tell (via observation the last few years) is that smurfs are randomly assigned except in a very few rare instances, such as with the "Kobold Cleaver" smurf.
^_^
~P
Oh, smurf it all, who dropped the "s" bomb again?
Smurf.
I find this whole smurf thing absolutely fascinating.
Also, nothing quite steals one's thunder during a long setting cosmology discussion quite like accidentally mentioning a plane's [etc.]I noticed something similar when I mentioned the (3.5E) Warshaper's morphic weapons class feature.
I don't understand why it happens in these two posts. I don't see the magic word anywhere there.
If it bothers you, I think someone's got a script called "Gargamel" which will get rid of those pesky s***s, but are you really so heartless?
Extension/Script: Gargamel
RAVAGE THE LAND AS NEVER BEFORE! TOTAL DESTRUCTION FROM MOUNTAIN TO SHORE!
Schtroumpf!
It's Murphy's law...
Murphys?
Murphys law?
Smølfe.
Ha! I beat the system!
So what? The german 'Schlumpf' doesn't work, either :(
Smerf?
It's Murphy's law...
Weird... On the other computer it looked like Murphys, not Murphy's. You didn't edited it in mean time?
Well, you smurf something new every day.
Why doesn't it care what vowel is used?
smurffffff........
Smyrf?
I guess we can rule out "y" as a useful "sometimes vowel" here.
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I don't understand why it happens in these two posts. I don't see the magic word anywhere there.Also, nothing quite steals one's thunder during a long setting cosmology discussion quite like accidentally mentioning a plane's [redacted]I noticed something similar when I mentioned the (3.5E) Warshaper's [redacted]ic weapons class feature.
The filter is grabbing the ['s] on the end of one word and the [morph] on the beginning of the next and thinks someone is trying to sneak past it.