Thread Killer Champions: Franzbear & Moonbear

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The discussion revolves around the humorous concept of "thread killers" on a forum, where participants analyze who tends to end conversations with their posts. The top offenders identified include franznietzsche, Moonbear, and tribdog, with a playful tone suggesting a competition for the title of "thread killer." Participants debate the validity of counting last posts as a measure of thread-killing ability, arguing that it should be adjusted based on the total number of posts each user has made. The conversation shifts into a light-hearted narrative, likening thread-killing to a horror movie scenario, with participants playfully accusing each other of sabotaging discussions and attempting to "steal" the thread. The banter includes references to fictional scenarios involving dramatic rescues and humorous characterizations, maintaining a light and comedic atmosphere throughout.
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Evo said:
Anyone that has to work with clients or a design team will appreciate this.
I've never been in that situation, so it's probably funnier to me than to you. :approve:
 
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cronxeh said:
..."No you stupid %@#$, i bet him $1000 that he could never get you to take your panties off for him"
cronxeh, I can't believe you're talking like that!

No - The tribdog thread cannot be allowed to die - it is a legacy I tell you!
 
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Everyone must be busy tonight. Is there some other superthread in the making that I have not discovered yet?
Oh! is tonight the party at the Tiki bar in the philosophy section?
maybe I'll crash
 
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Huckleberry said:
Oh! is tonight the party at the Tiki bar in the philosophy section?
Philosophy section?:eek:
Oh well, I suppose that's the most appropriate place for a bar... :rolleyes:
 
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Danger said:
Philosophy section?
Oh well, I suppose that's the most appropriate place for a bar...
Why not, right? Nothing better than a few hand grenades while trying to figure out the meaning of life and stuff.
Danger said:
Full flaps, dammit! That's a tennis court!
I'm still trying to wrap my mind around this one. Why are they landing on a tennis court?
 
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Huckleberry said:
I'm still trying to wrap my mind around this one. Why are they landing on a tennis court?
As I said when I found out that I could use a signature, this is just a phrase that popped into my head a couple of weeks ago. I have no idea where it came from, unless possibly a flash-back of sorts to the time I parked a 152 in some guy's back yard. :biggrin:
 
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Danger said:
As I said when I found out that I could use a signature, this is just a phrase that popped into my head a couple of weeks ago. I have no idea where it came from, unless possibly a flash-back of sorts to the time I parked a 152 in some guy's back yard. :biggrin:

Sounds like the next Danger comic to me.
 
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Huckleberry said:
Everyone must be busy tonight. Is there some other superthread in the making that I have not discovered yet?
Oh! is tonight the party at the Tiki bar in the philosophy section?
maybe I'll crash
I stopped in philosophy during happy hour, and no one was there--well except that one obnoxious guy. There's an official PF Lounge somewhere. :-p Last I heard people were trying decide on a name for it.
 
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SOS2008 said:
I stopped in philosophy during happy hour, and no one was there--well except that one obnoxious guy.
Sorry. I always get like that after 5 or 6 hurricanes
SOS2008 said:
There's an official PF Lounge somewhere. :-p Last I heard people were trying decide on a name for it.
Is it like the back room at a speakeasy? You keep all the good stuff there?
 
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SOS2008 said:
I stopped in philosophy during happy hour, and no one was there--well except that one obnoxious guy. There's an official PF Lounge somewhere. :-p Last I heard people were trying decide on a name for it.
are you sure you were in philosophy section? Last time I was there after work they only had how-can-anyone-be-happy hour. It was depressing. I had a double sarte-tini and a camus-politan and stumbled out feeling worse about my situation than when I went in.
You really have to go there late after the philosophers have all passed out. Then it gets cookin'! :smile:
 
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Huckleberry said:
Is it like the back room at a speakeasy? You keep all the good stuff there?
It's actually more like the laundry room at a pizzaria. :biggrin:
 
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Math Is Hard said:
are you sure you were in philosophy section? Last time I was there after work they only had how-can-anyone-be-happy hour.
:smile: Ok, this time I almost choked on my sammich. :smile:

I need to learn not to have anything in my mouth when I read. :biggrin:
 
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Math Is Hard said:
are you sure you were in philosophy section? Last time I was there after work they only had how-can-anyone-be-happy hour. It was depressing. I had a double sarte-tini and a camus-politan and stumbled out feeling worse about my situation than when I went in.
You really have to go there late after the philosophers have all passed out. Then it gets cookin'! :smile:
Is it late enough now? Because I'm getting sun burned going between the forums, and I'm very thirsty.
 
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Evo said:
I need to learn not to have anything in my mouth when I read. :biggrin:
Well, there goes about another 20% of the Kama Sutra... :frown:
 
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Math Is Hard said:
are you sure you were in philosophy section? Last time I was there after work they only had how-can-anyone-be-happy hour. It was depressing. I had a double sarte-tini and a camus-politan and stumbled out feeling worse about my situation than when I went in.
You really have to go there late after the philosophers have all passed out. Then it gets cookin'! :smile:

Are you sure it wasn't all a social experiment? Did you check those philosophers to make sure they were really passed out? The ones I've met can just eat a bunch of barley, rye and yeast and distill it all in their stomachs. Its a neat trick, but the gas is horrible.

Danger said:
It's actually more like the laundry room at a pizzaria.
Oooh, two of my favorite things, laundry detergent and pizza. When I wipe my mouth on my cape I can clean it on the spot.
 
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Huckleberry said:
Oooh, two of my favorite things, laundry detergent and pizza. When I wipe my mouth on my cape I can clean it on the spot.
And it almost hides the taste of anchovies...
 
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Does anyone like anchovies on their pizza, or was that made just as a joke?
I think it maybe happened once to some poor Greek fisherman who had nothing else to put on his pizza. And when his family saw what he did to their pizza they left and never returned. So the bitter man opened a pizza shop and sold pizza with only anchovies. To this day we still suffer his foul tasting curse. :bugeye:
There is also the little known rumor of the Italian pizza maker, baker. He made a sign saying 'FRESH PIZZA' and hung it out the window to attract hungry customers. Turns out he never learned how to read or write and the sign actually said 'FISH PIZZA'. The rest, as they say, is history.

Ok, that was lame. goodnight y'all... :zzz:
 
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Huckleberry said:
Does anyone like anchovies on their pizza, or was that made just as a joke?
I think it maybe happened once to some poor Greek fisherman who had nothing else to put on his pizza. And when his family saw what he did to their pizza they left and never returned. So the bitter man opened a pizza shop and sold pizza with only anchovies. To this day we still suffer his foul tasting curse. :bugeye:
There is also the little known rumor of the Italian pizza maker, baker. He made a sign saying 'FRESH PIZZA' and hung it out the window to attract hungry customers. Turns out he never learned how to read or write and the sign actually said 'FISH PIZZA'. The rest, as they say, is history.

Ok, that was lame. goodnight y'all... :zzz:
Ah...what a...um, different nighty-night story that was. I thought the Families vetoed anchovies? I'm pretty sure anchovies are not included in the PF free fish menu.
 
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Huckleberry said:
Does anyone like anchovies on their pizza, or was that made just as a joke?
I actually had a pizza with anchovies on it.

There is also the little known rumor of the Italian pizza maker, baker. He made a sign saying 'FRESH PIZZA' and hung it out the window to attract hungry customers. Turns out he never learned how to read or write and the sign actually said 'FISH PIZZA'. The rest, as they say, is history.
Oooh, fish pizza! We could start giving that out instead of plain fish as an incentive for new memebrs to join. I remember one of the greatest episodes of Space Ghost had sun bloated orange roughy pizza. :approve:

That was the episode where my avatar ate his nephew Raymond. :-p
 
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Evo said:
I remember one of the greatest episodes of Space Ghost had sun bloated orange roughy pizza.
There's a show that I'd totally forgotten about. I used to watch the original. A while later they released a new version with a stupid monkey in it. It sucked.
 
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Danger said:
There's a show that I'd totally forgotten about. I used to watch the original. A while later they released a new version with a stupid monkey in it. It sucked.
This was an episode of "Space Ghost Coast to Coast", his talk show. The guest was Michael Stipe of REM.
 
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Evo said:
This was an episode of "Space Ghost Coast to Coast", his talk show. The guest was Michael Stipe of REM.
This must have been at the beginning of your second childhood. Neither it nor REM existed when I was still watching cartoons. :-p
 
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Danger said:
This must have been at the beginning of your second childhood. Neither it nor REM existed when I was still watching cartoons. :-p
Yes, this was a newer for adults Space ghost talk show. It was very funny, but not for kids.
 
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Huckleberry said:
Does anyone like anchovies on their pizza, or was that made just as a joke?
I think it maybe happened once to some poor Greek fisherman who had nothing else to put on his pizza. And when his family saw what he did to their pizza they left and never returned. So the bitter man opened a pizza shop and sold pizza with only anchovies. To this day we still suffer his foul tasting curse. :bugeye:
There is also the little known rumor of the Italian pizza maker, baker. He made a sign saying 'FRESH PIZZA' and hung it out the window to attract hungry customers. Turns out he never learned how to read or write and the sign actually said 'FISH PIZZA'. The rest, as they say, is history.

Ok, that was lame. goodnight y'all... :zzz:

Anchovies are nasty things!
 
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Franzbear...are you there? Shhhh...come along with me while no one is looking. I must find a safe place for you. No, not in philosophy...it could be suicidal. Maybe under Danger's dining table--no one will find you there!
 
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Evo said:
Yes, this was a newer for adults Space ghost talk show. It was very funny, but not for kids.
It's got to be better than most of the stuff on TV these days.

SOS2008 said:
Maybe under Danger's dining table--no one will find you there!
Lucy isn't even a member, and you're going to let her kill him? I suppose that's one way to end the competition. :rolleyes:
 
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Danger said:
Lucy isn't even a member, and you're going to let her kill him? I suppose that's one way to end the competition. :rolleyes:
Lucy, the great thread killer? No, I think she is hunting mice...but wait, I don't recall Franzbear's photo in the "Cloning Gone Wrong" thread. Just what is this thing!
 
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SOS2008 said:
Lucy, the great thread killer? No, I think she is hunting mice...
No, Moonbear is hunting mice. Lucy hunts drinking straws, twist ties, pens and especially threads!
 
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Danger said:
No, Moonbear is hunting mice. Lucy hunts drinking straws, twist ties, pens and especially threads!

LOL! One of my friends has a cat that hunts rubber bands. He's an outdoor cat and runs around collecting rubber bands and leaves them all on the doorstep. At her house, you never have to look very hard if you need a rubber band, just open the front door! :smile: If someone could guarantee that's all it would hunt, I'd get a cat, but I don't want baby birds and half-eaten mice instead.
 
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SOS2008 said:
I stopped in philosophy during happy hour, and no one was there--well except that one obnoxious guy. There's an official PF Lounge somewhere. :-p Last I heard people were trying decide on a name for it.
Well, I liked the name Gokul gave to it: The Suggestion Box.
I'm still trying to decide if it's a schmoozy, yuppy type martini bar, or a seedy strip club, but I like the name either way. :biggrin: