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.
  • #4,981
Artman said:
(Uh, MIH isn't around is she?) :rolleyes:
I have a feeling that we'll be most emphatically notified when she shows up. (Luckily, I'll be at work by then.)
 
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  • #4,982
Danger said:
I have a feeling that we'll be most emphatically notified when she shows up. (Luckily, I'll be at work by then.)
It will probably be embarrassing being beaten up by a good looking woman...


doesn't sound too bad though does it? :-p
 
  • #4,983
(Uh, MIH isn't around is she?) :rolleyes:
HEY!
My ears aren't so full of q-tips that I couldn't hear you guys! :mad:
Why I oughta k- aw crud! here comes my boss.
I'll deal with you wise guys later!
 
  • #4,984
Math Is Hard said:
HEY!
My ears aren't so full of q-tips that I couldn't hear you guys! :mad:
Why I oughta k- aw crud! here comes my boss.
I'll deal with you wise guys later!

How do bosses always know the precise right moment to walk in and interrupt your goofing off? :smile:
 
  • #4,985
Math Is Hard said:
HEY!
My ears aren't so full of q-tips that I couldn't hear you guys! :mad:
Why I oughta k- aw crud! here comes my boss.
I'll deal with you wise guys later!
That was close. I better
get out of here!
 
  • #4,986
Artman said:
That was close. I better
get out of here!

What do you mean you're still here?! The sheep are going to be very maaaaaad that you've been keeping them waiting. :-p
 
  • #4,987
FRAP!

I just got my replacement laptop and some of my stuff is missing and it better be replaced. :devil: Grrrrr Not to mention I have to get used to a different computer.

Oh, and a helpful hint... do NOT pour hot coffee with amaretto creamer into your laptop. Something about liquid and electricity... Ungrateful computer, it was GOOD COFFEE! :mad:
 
  • #4,988
Evo said:
Oh, and a helpful hint... do NOT pour hot coffee with amaretto creamer into your laptop. Something about liquid and electricity... Ungrateful computer, it was GOOD COFFEE! :mad:
We appreciate it was good coffee.

Electricity just doesn't have the capacity to enjoy it. I fear to say that electricity will not get charged up about it. It would rather Drain Coal than take coffee.

The Bob (2004 ©)
 
  • #4,989
Evo said:
Oh, and a helpful hint... do NOT pour hot coffee with amaretto creamer into your laptop. Something about liquid and electricity... Ungrateful computer, it was GOOD COFFEE! :mad:
Uh, yeah, I find that computers are far too unappreciative of coffee. Just because they don't need coffee to get started in the morning doesn't mean they have to cough and sputter and get all stubborn if I try to feed them some. I might not need coffee either if someone could just plug me into recharge me. :wink:
 
  • #4,990
Moonbear said:
I might not need coffee either if someone could just plug me into recharge me. :wink:
Sure sounds better than sheep. :-p I mean, Whatever are you talking about, Moonbear?


MIH around? :rolleyes:

Gotta run. Time to head home. Yeah!
 
  • #4,991
Artman said:
Sure sounds better than sheep. :-p I mean, Whatever are you talking about, Moonbear?
Well, I was referring to my laptop -- plug it in and it gets recharged. o:)
 
  • #4,992
Hey, now this is more like it.

I spell one word wrong and Special Agent Danger from the Canadian Spelling Police jumps all over it. :smile: If I knew it was that easy, I would be spelling words wrong all the time. Look around, I do it all the time. Sometimes even on purpose to create another meaning or draw attention to a particular part of a sentence. Sometimes I'm just too lazy to correct myself.

Artman, I don't know much about sheep, but if you hang out around New Zealanders and Australians for any length of time then you'll hear sheep jokes flying all over the place.

Was that The Bob?
 
  • #4,993
Huckleberry said:
Was that The Bob?
Yep, another hit and run. Speaking of which... :cool:
 
  • #4,994
It's always funny when someone who almost never posts here just pops in and makes a quick post. I'm so used to seeing the same names in this thread that It surprises me when I see a new one. I forget sometimes that other people are actually reading all this great nonsense.

Yeah you, you know who you are! :biggrin:
 
  • #4,995
Huckleberry said:
Yeah you, you know who you are! :biggrin:
Who, me? I was just passing through o:)
 
  • #4,996
icvotria said:
Who, me? I was just passing through o:)

Fresh Meat!​
:-p :biggrin: :smile:
 
  • #4,997
This is the place where all threads will eventually meet. Might as well stay here. Pull up a chair and have a dry apple martini. Plenty of room in the RV. And nobody will tell you to wait half an hour before swimming in the pool.
 
  • #4,998
icvotria said:
Who, me? I was just passing through o:)

We really need to put in an alarm system, or set up some sort of nets to catch these hit and run posters.
 
  • #4,999
Artman said:
Fresh Meat!​
:-p :biggrin: :smile:
[ :rolleyes: shakes in her boots... :rolleyes: ]
I was in Saigon last year wandering around the back streets totally lost and saw this war vet in full uniform and he said that to me, it made me laugh for ages. I'd been trying so hard not to constantly pretend I was in a naam war movie and then a soldier says 'fresh meat' to me in a mid-american drawl. :-p
 
  • #5,001
icvotria said:
[ :rolleyes: shakes in her boots... :rolleyes: ]
I was in Saigon last year wandering around the back streets totally lost and saw this war vet in full uniform and he said that to me, it made me laugh for ages. I'd been trying so hard not to constantly pretend I was in a naam war movie and then a soldier says 'fresh meat' to me in a mid-american drawl. :-p
Welcome to the Thread Killer Champions thread. :smile:


Now, if you could just slip on this sheep suit...

:rolleyes: No, it's okay, everyone wears them here. :rolleyes:


:biggrin:
 
  • #5,002
Artman said:
Welcome to the Thread Killer Champions thread. :smile:


Now, if you could just slip on this sheep suit...

:rolleyes: No, it's okay, everyone wears them here. :rolleyes:


:biggrin:

I suppose it's time to warn her about Danger's velcro gloves then?
 
  • #5,003
If you ask real nice he might let you borrow them.
 
  • #5,004
Aww, I wanted to wear my cowgirl outfit. Wool makes me itchy, do you have any savlon?
 
  • #5,005
BicycleTree said:
http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=aunt

"ahnt."

That says it either rhymes with the a in "father" or in "pat." Notice there were two acceptable pronunciations there. To me, "father" rhymes with "bother," so I'm not sure how you differentiate the sound of "ahnt" and "ont." I think it's just two different ways of trying to spell the same sound. I can't type diacritical marks here, so have to resort to the best I can in explaining pronunciation without them.
 
  • #5,006
icvotria said:
Aww, I wanted to wear my cowgirl outfit. Wool makes me itchy, do you have any savlon?
YeeeHaaa! Hey, this could lead to a Nerd/Cowboy spinoff thread (no offense icvotria, we had a Nerd/Pirate thread that was a lot of fun) :biggrin:
 
  • #5,007
Moonbear said:
That says it either rhymes with the a in "father" or in "pat." Notice there were two acceptable pronunciations there. To me, "father" rhymes with "bother," so I'm not sure how you differentiate the sound of "ahnt" and "ont." I think it's just two different ways of trying to spell the same sound. I can't type diacritical marks here, so have to resort to the best I can in explaining pronunciation without them.
"Father" doesn't rhyme with anything.

Fah - thur. Baw - thur. There's clearly a difference.
 
  • #5,008
BicycleTree said:
"Father" doesn't rhyme with anything.

Fah - thur. Baw - thur. There's clearly a difference.
father rhymes with Father(notice the caps)
 
  • #5,009
BicycleTree said:
"Father" doesn't rhyme with anything.

Fah - thur. Baw - thur. There's clearly a difference.

Yep, we definitely have different accents. Bother isn't baw-thur to me. It rhymes with father. If you checked the pronunciation guide at dictionary.com, you'd see they used the a in father as the example of the correct pronunciation of the au in aunt.
 
  • #5,010
Do you think I would have posted the link to dictionary.com if I hadn't read the pronunciation guide?