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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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
 
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  • #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.
 
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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.
 
  • #5,751
zoobyshoe said:
How good? As good as Evo's drawings?
Why don't you come up and see the sisterhood sketchings some time? Good? Does it matter? :-p
 
  • #5,752
BicycleTree said:
I don't think I've had the pleasure of seeing Evo's drawings.
No one's had the pleasure of seeing Evo's drawings. We've only heard them described. Same as yours. So. Are yours as good?
 
  • #5,753
I've often heard that if you take a left hand turn at every intersection you will eventually find your way out of any maze. I tried this while driving in Boston and it doesn't work. I did find out that there are four Washington streets there and some streets disappear completely on a daily basis. The tunnels leak and one way signs point the wrong way. I'm never driving in New England metropolitan areas again. I'll take a nice grid pattern any day.

Is it true that bats always take a left hand turn when exiting a cave? How does Batman get out of his batcave?
 
  • #5,754
I've never heard Evo's drawings described either. My drawings are good.
 
  • #5,755
Huckleberry, on a grid that strategy would cause you to endlessly circle a single block.
 
  • #5,756
SOS2008 said:
Why don't you come up and see the sisterhood sketchings some time? Good? Does it matter? :-p
Say wha...?? The sketchy sisters...? Whas this about?
 
  • #5,757
Huckleberry said:
I've often heard that if you take a left hand turn at every intersection you will eventually find your way out of any maze. I tried this while driving in Boston and it doesn't work. I did find out that there are four Washington streets there and some streets disappear completely on a daily basis. The tunnels leak and one way signs point the wrong way. I'm never driving in New England metropolitan areas again. I'll take a nice grid pattern any day.
:smile: Yeah, I don't think left hand turns work on a radial maze. Crazy Boston drivers; you wouldn't want to be on the road there anyway!
 
  • #5,758
Evo said:
You know and you're not going to tell us?
I will now, BT hired me to advertise his beek, but since he hasn't payed me, I can tell you that he is a homosexual.
 
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BicycleTree said:
I've never heard Evo's drawings described either. My drawings are good.
I'll describe Evo's to you: they're photographically realistic. People pay her to do their portraits.
 
  • #5,760
Here's what I like. I like stuff that looks as if it was drawn according to some plan, but actually wasn't. If someone made absolutely incomprehensible engineering diagrams, with no meaning to them, but with a lot of direction and apparent meaning, so it strongly suggests that they do mean something without actually getting there, then I would like that person's art. My own art is something like that.