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.
  • #5,701
BicycleTree said:
No, I can still draw actual stuff, pretty realistically.
Show and Tell!
 
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  • #5,702
I do prefer Paint though. The electronic medium is far more versatile.
 
  • #5,703
In fact, I would go so far as to say that there is no great reason besides tradition to use traditional means of painting.
 
  • #5,704
Right now I have a very beautiful image that I cooked up.
 
  • #5,705
Wonderful, really... it reminds me of evening and the pale yellow moon, but it was totally spontaneous. I didn't start it with a goal.
 
  • #5,706
The black shapes evoke caves and mountains, cupping the moon in their shadowy arms in the evening blue.
 
  • #5,707
Is any brave soul going to post?
 
  • #5,708
Oh nooooooo
 
  • #5,709
aaaaagh!
 
  • #5,710
Foiled! Curses! Blast!
 
  • #5,711
stop him!
 
  • #5,712
7000 or 7001... who can even say? The midnight spirit strikes!
 
  • #5,713
miss a lost turtle?
 
  • #5,714
where is everyone?
 
  • #5,715
Dang! ...Is there a reason someone's second account is not closed?
 
  • #5,716
Evo said:
aaaaagh!
What's the problem?!
 
  • #5,717
How much junk do art sudio owners sell? I could make a decent living if I could sell a few pieces of abstract art that I picked up from the junkyard for 10 or 20 thousand a piece. Buy low, sell high. What a great job that would be. Some rich guy buys a piece of junk that was tossed out by a homeless family. The price he pays for it could feed that family for a year, but some art studio ownder scoops up all the profits.
 
  • #5,718
The ghost just got the 7,000th reply, congrats Bartholomew!
 
  • #5,719
zoobyshoe said:
Show and Tell!
I don't have anything scanned. I don't have a scanner. I do have some nice abstract stuff though that I did in Paint.
 
  • #5,720
Moonbear said:
Dang! ...Is there a reason someone's second account is not closed?
I tried to send up a warning! He was on a posting spree heading towards 7,000 and nobody else was posting.
 
  • #5,721
Evo said:
The ghost just got the 7,000th reply, congrats Bartholomew!
Darn cheat! How can we know when to post when we can't see him?!
 
  • #5,722
BicycleTree said:
I don't have anything scanned. I don't have a scanner. I do have some nice abstract stuff though that I did in Paint.
Digital Camera! Plug in! Show and Tell!
 
  • #5,723
Evo said:
The ghost just got the 7,000th reply, congrats Bartholomew!
Thank you very much! *bows* Thank you, thank you! *bows* *makes a striding exit*
 
  • #5,724
Evo said:
I tried to send up a warning! He was on a posting spree heading towards 7,000 and nobody else was posting.
Post #7000 is, in fact, officially attributed to Mentor Evo, however. What's the difference if the ghost deletes?
 
  • #5,725
I don't have a digital camera. However, I guess I do have a scanner (thought I didn't--this isn't my own computer). However, I don't have any good realistic art that isn't three years old... all I can say is that when I try to draw something realistically, mainly when I'm doodling passing time, it looks pretty good.
 
  • #5,726
Artman said:
Can I use this? :biggrin:

I now concede user rights to Artman and any other person of the male gender who finds his aforementioned gender identifying body parts in the crushing steel grip of whatever significant other be he with, livestock included (that for you Danger :biggrin:). Please apply this disclaimer accordingly, liberally, frequently and without discretion.
 
  • #5,727
Yes franzbear, I know after being locked in the freezer that kitty cat scared you. I'm sure you would like a pet though, so I thought maybe a puppy dog would be better. Oh look franzbear, look what SOS has found for you...


http://img239.echo.cx/img239/9797/crazydog2qd.jpg


Isn't it cute? What do you want to name it?
 
  • #5,728
That thing is CREEPY.
 
  • #5,729
Huckleberry said:
How much junk do art sudio owners sell? I could make a decent living if I could sell a few pieces of abstract art that I picked up from the junkyard for 10 or 20 thousand a piece.
Doesn't work that way. You can't just walk into an Art Dealer with an objet trouve. You have to have years of dedicated loyalty to your cr@p, extensive efforts at getting it shown, and a BicycleTree-like dump truck full of jargon. It helps if you've taught somewhere, and it's really a must that you have no other job.

The pieces are relatively unimportant. They are the symbolic representaions of your demented lifestyle, mostly. No demented, artistic lifestyle, no sales. You have to be willing to meet a lot of people and seriously hypnotize them into thinking you're up to something important with your art, some aesthetic adventure that is just beyond their grasp.
 
  • #5,730
DocToxyn said:
I now concede user rights to Artman and any other person of the male gender who finds his aforementioned gender identifying body parts in the crushing steel grip of whatever significant other be he with, livestock included (that for you Danger :biggrin:). Please apply this disclaimer accordingly, liberally, frequently and without discretion.
There's a loophole in your disclaimer. It says you won't have to sleep outside the bedroom. It says nothing about sleeping on the bed. A dog bed can be easily brought into the bedroom. An angry wife or girlfriend might actually enjoy seeing her mate sleeping in a dog bed at the foot of the bed.
 
  • #5,731
DocToxyn said:
I now concede user rights to Artman and any other person of the male gender who finds his aforementioned gender identifying body parts in the crushing steel grip of whatever significant other be he with, livestock included (that for you Danger :biggrin:). Please apply this disclaimer accordingly, liberally, frequently and without discretion.
Well, Doc, if you're going to get into trouble, Moonbear and I will make sure it was worth it. :-p
 
  • #5,732
SOS2008 said:
http://img239.echo.cx/img239/9797/crazydog2qd.jpg


Isn't it cute? What do you want to name it?
It looks like a Trudy to me. Or maybe something more appropriate, like, Fur With Fangs, or Bad Hair Life.
 
  • #5,733
BicycleTree said:
all I can say is that when I try to draw something realistically, mainly when I'm doodling passing time, it looks pretty good.
When I doodle, it looks pretty good, but it doesn't look realistic. What's that? "Actual abstract doodlism"?
 
  • #5,734
SOS2008 said:
Yes franzbear, I know after being locked in the freezer that kitty cat scared you. I'm sure you would like a pet though, so I thought maybe a puppy dog would be better. Oh look franzbear, look what SOS has found for you...


Isn't it cute? What do you want to name it?
SOS, that is one of the funniest things I've ever seen. :smile:
 
  • #5,735
SOS2008 said:
Yes franzbear, I know after being locked in the freezer that kitty cat scared you. I'm sure you would like a pet though, so I thought maybe a puppy dog would be better. Oh look franzbear, look what SOS has found for you...


http://img239.echo.cx/img239/9797/crazydog2qd.jpg


Isn't it cute? What do you want to name it?
We should name it zoobyshoe, taken? franzbear? no? hhmmm, I can only resort to snufferwunkles


the name is snufferwunkles!
 
  • #5,736
I just read the last couple of pages and I'm officially freaked out. A ghost in the thread that wouldn't die? :bugeye: :rolleyes: I'm going to have cyber nightmares. :cry:
 
  • #5,737
SOS2008 said:
http://img239.echo.cx/img239/9797/crazydog2qd.jpg


Isn't it cute? What do you want to name it?
What was Danger's ex-from-Hell's name?
 
  • #5,738
DocToxyn said:
I now concede user rights to Artman and any other person of the male gender who finds his aforementioned gender identifying body parts in the crushing steel grip of whatever significant other be he with, livestock included (that for you Danger :biggrin:). Please apply this disclaimer accordingly, liberally, frequently and without discretion.
Evo said:
Well, Doc, if you're going to get into trouble, Moonbear and I will make sure it was worth it. :-p

Darn right! It's a deal! :approve:
 
  • #5,739
Wouldn't really be abstract in that case. I have done a couple realistic pencil drawings back in high school, and they are pretty realistic-looking. I just tried drawing some stuff around me just now and it looks fairly proportional.
 
  • #5,740
Moonbear said:
What was Danger's ex-from-Hell's name?
It doesn't matter, for I named it,

SNUFFERWUNKLES!​
 
  • #5,741
http://img239.echo.cx/img239/9797/crazydog2qd.jpg
Evo said:
Oh nooooooo

Evo said:
aaaaagh!

Evo said:
stop him!
 
  • #5,742
yomamma said:
It doesn't matter, for I named it,

SNUFFERWUNKLES!​
Well, that explains why the dog looks so mad. Poor thing. :smile:
 
  • #5,743
The thing about the drawing I do in Paint is... I don't want to put it online. It's mine. I like some of them, and those I won't put online for that reason. And some of them only look so-so and I won't put those online either because, well, they're so-so.
 
  • #5,744
BicycleTree said:
And some of them only look so-so and I won't put those online either because, well, they're so-so.
In other words, you're an actual, abstract so-soist.
 
  • #5,745
No, some of them do look good.
 
  • #5,746
*goes to bookshelf and finds "ultimate guide to BT, a PF book"*

It says here that..aha! I've figured it out, only I and BT know!
 
  • #5,747
yomamma said:
It doesn't matter, for I named it,

SNUFFERWUNKLES!​
I guess that's close enough to Sylvia.
 
  • #5,748
yomamma said:
*goes to bookshelf and finds "ultimate guide to BT, a PF book"*

It says here that..aha! I've figured it out, only I and BT know!
You know and you're not going to tell us?
 
  • #5,749
BicycleTree said:
No, some of them do look good.
How good? As good as Evo's drawings?
 
  • #5,750
I don't think I've had the pleasure of seeing Evo's drawings.
 

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