The "I Didn't Comment in Another Thread" Thread

[Hussar]

That was like a really sad CinemaSins without the humour.

 

[billd91]

Don’t people, you know, negotiate or ally with creatures they encounter? Or is it Murder Hobo all the way?

 

[Levistus's_Leviathan]

Wow. People really, really hate it when something isn't specifically made for them. That thread, man.

 

[prabe]

Don’t people, you know, negotiate or ally with creatures they encounter?

If they have to.

I guess.

 

[trappedslider]

That was like a really sad CinemaSins without the humour.

that's a good description for all that user's postings about shows

 

[BookTenTiger]

Two things I really like about this forum:

1) I find myself "liking" posts by posters I frequently disagree with.

2) the "naughty word" filter. It can be really fun when someone doesn't know the etiquette around here.

 

[Guest 7034872]

2) the "naughty word" filter. It can be really fun when someone doesn't know the etiquette around here.

Okay, this brings up a really good question for me: I don't know what the actual rules are for this. I know a few instances of, "Don't even mention that term or you'll get a warning," but I've looked for and never found a comprehensive list or ruleset. Do we have one?

 

[BookTenTiger]

Okay, this brings up a really good question for me: I don't know what the actual rules are for this. I know a few instances of, "Don't even mention that term or you'll get a warning," but I've looked for and never found a comprehensive list or ruleset. Do we have one?

I believe the guidelines is based on two things:

1) kids read this forum, so use age-appropriate language.

2) don't say things you wouldn't say to Eric Noah's Grandma.

I use that second rule in my classroom. If you wouldn't say it to my sweet old granny, don't say it in class!

 

[niklinna]

I believe the guidelines is based on two things:

1) kids read this forum, so use age-appropriate language.

2) don't say things you wouldn't say to Eric Noah's Grandma.

I use that second rule in my classroom. If you wouldn't say it to my sweet old granny, don't say it in class!

My grandmas were sweet old ladies, but my Italian great-grandmother swore like a $%@*&!#.

 

[BookTenTiger]

My grandmas were sweet old ladies, but my Italian great-grandmother swore like a $%@*&!#.

Well, that's why it's not called the "Eric's Great-Grandma Rule."