Mods are funny

[mythusmage]

I remember when people had to be snowbound for a few weeks before they started getting silly.

 

[Fenris]

I remember when people had to be snowbound for a few weeks before they started getting silly.

Hey Mythusmage, not everyone gets to live in sunny SoCal, right? It was 87 where I live today.

 

[airwalkrr]

There's no apostrophe in "PCs". That's cause right there.

Seriously? We had "eating" threads on elves, centaurs, giants, pandas, gorillons, three-toed sloths, trilobites, robozombies, ninjas and flumphs - or it sure felt like it. The PCs thread was the last straw. I closed it to send a message that a few "eating" threads were interesting, but four was too many.

Or, alternatively, I may just be a jerk.

And what, four threads on wraithstrike isn't too much? We can have tons of threads on wraithstrike, but none on eating. That would just be silly!

 

[Piratecat]

It was 87 where I live today.

I wonder if you actually comprehend how easy it is to ban someone for the skimpiest of reasons?

 

[DaveyJones]

arrrggghhh...

i've been holding myself back for two days now at a request from an admin.

Davey "would have reported nearly all of the posts in the linked thread" Jones

edit: my OCD is causing me to twitch

 

[Umbran]

Although I'm not even sure what an ur-noodle is! Doesn't sound too good though.

Allow me to enlighten you on the nature of the Ur-Noodle: The Flying Spaghetti Monster

 

[Nonlethal Force]

I wonder if you actually comprehend how easy it is to ban someone for the skimpiest of reasons?

Yeah ... but ask him to describe his beautiful seasonal color changes. Oh, wait. That doesn't happen in places that doesn't receive a periodical cold snap.

There are advantages to living in places burried under a foot of snow for a month or two. We get daffodils and other hardy bulbs that simply can't grow there because the ground doesn't freeze.

I know, I sound like a child of the sixties. But it does make the winter seem a little worthwhile. Besides, I lived in Texas for a year after spending my life north of the Mason-Dixon line. Do you know how messed up I felt when there wasn't a seasonal change? There was summer and not summer. But non of this summer/fall/winter/spring stuff. Don't get me wrong, though. I loved Texas in every other regard.

 

[Dog Moon]

Allow me to enlighten you on the nature of the Ur-Noodle: The Flying Spaghetti Monster

Haha. Yeah, I wouldn't want to be that. So calling someone an ur-noodle IS an insult!

 

[Nifft]

Haha. Yeah, I wouldn't want to be that. So calling someone an ur-noodle IS an insult!

Dude, his meatballs have Divine Rank. That's no insult! I mean, like, I don't even have meatballs.

But Umbran, is it really okay for you to waste time being funny in this thread? Shouldn't you go be funny in some other locked thread, just to annoy a certain nautical nuncio, a particularly pernicious maritime martinet?

Cheers, -- N

 

[Fenris]

Yeah ... but ask him to describe his beautiful seasonal color changes. Oh, wait. That doesn't happen in places that doesn't receive a periodical cold snap.

There are advantages to living in places burried under a foot of snow for a month or two. We get daffodils and other hardy bulbs that simply can't grow there because the ground doesn't freeze.

I know, I sound like a child of the sixties. But it does make the winter seem a little worthwhile. Besides, I lived in Texas for a year after spending my life north of the Mason-Dixon line. Do you know how messed up I felt when there wasn't a seasonal change? There was summer and not summer. But non of this summer/fall/winter/spring stuff. Don't get me wrong, though. I loved Texas in every other regard.

Oh, sorry, I wasn't listening, I was outside picking the fresh oranges and avocados off the trees in my backyard.

And we do get enough chilling hours to have wonderful peaches and apples as well.