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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Just remember, I'm still his next of kin on that policy! :-p
 
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you have a separate policy from $1,000,000,000...wait, I don't want only $50,000,000! get out emeino!
 
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:smile: :smile: :smile:
 
  • #8,615
What on earth?! I could have sworn I posted a reply/comment to Wolram's link before. Now where did I put it? *digs under sofa cushions* Eeeeeewwww...that one's been under there a LONG time! *puts on rubber gloves and uses salad tongs to pick up moldering old post and tosses it in the trash*
I guess I better clean those salad tongs too. Meh...Franzbear, dinner's ready! Make sure you take plenty of salad; veggies are good for you. :biggrin:
 
  • #8,616
Danger's alive?!

:smile:

sup
 
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cronxeh said:
Danger's alive?!
That has never been definitively established.
The absence was due to my work hours doubling to 50/week, as well as the unexpected acquisition of a rather clingy woman who managed to keep me away from home for over a month. I'll be around a fair bit more now; my boss set up a guest access for me on her office computer so I can visit PF instead of just sitting around playing games all day. (My work computers don't have net access, for the sake of client security.)
Much of the time that I'm on, though, is spent in Physics, Astronomy, and Engineering. I'm having one hell of a time trying to catch up with even the most recent page of GD, never mind the hundreds that I missed before now.
 
  • #8,618
well, I can summarize GD in the past few weeks for you:

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yomamma said:
well, I can summarize GD in the past few weeks for you:

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Thanks for the effort, but I can't read microdots.
 
  • #8,620
let me enlarge it

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  • #8,621
Much better, thanks. The last item on the middle one is particularly interesting.
 
  • #8,622
And folks wonder why the thread keeps shrinking. Yep, you got it, it got washed in hot water and tossed in the dryer on high. :biggrin:
 
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Moonbear said:
And folks wonder why the thread keeps shrinking. Yep, you got it, it got washed in hot water and tossed in the dryer on high. :biggrin:
That's my mom's hobby.
 
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rocketboy said:
That's my mom's hobby.
She's hoping you'll wash your own clothes if she shrinks enough of your favorite shirts/sweaters.
 
  • #8,625
sigh.. what makes one fall in love? is it the oxytocin? is it the vasopressin? is it the phenylethylamine? why does it feel so wrong and yet so right to love a friend who isn't interested in you :frown:
 
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Aww...poor cronxeh, sounds like you're a bit smitten and it's not being returned. :frown: Here, have a shrunken sweater, that'll cheer you up; it's better than raw fish. :approve: :biggrin:
 
  • #8,627
geez its just not fair is all
 
  • #8,628
It's never fair until you find one who returns your affections.
 
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  • #8,630
it is so wrong that I understood that after only a glance...
 
  • #8,631
h3h3, y0u'r3 4 n3rd
 
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yomamma said:
h3h3, y0u'r3 4 n3rd
hehe DIAF :biggrin:
 
  • #8,633
wh47? 4r3 y0u s7up1d 0r s0m37h1ng?
 
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Smurf said:
it is so wrong that I understood that after only a glance...
I'm so glad you said that! I was beginning to worry about myself and wasn't going to admit it. Though, it seems it would take 10 times as long to write it, even if you can understand enough to read it.

It's okay, Franzbear, you can take a shower and wash all that filth off you. Even I can't be that mean to you. :smile:
 
  • #8,635
hmmm...
 
  • #8,636
i think l337 sp34k is over-rated...anybody can read it all you have to do is look at teh letters and your brain figures out which words they could be, and which would make sense...so all you have to do is glance at it and you likely have the meaning.

317h3r 7h47 0r 1'm 4 n3rd 4nd 0nly 63l13v3 17 70 63 35sy 70 c0mpr3h3nd.
 
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rocketboy said:
i think l337 sp34k is over-rated...anybody can read it all you have to do is look at teh letters and your brain figures out which words they could be, and which would make sense...so all you have to do is glance at it and you likely have the meaning.

317h3r 7h47 0r 1'm 4 n3rd 4nd 0nly 63l13v3 17 70 63 35sy 70 c0mpr3h3nd.
Yep, you're a nerd. It's not too hard, but I definitely need to take a minute to figure it out (especially when you have a spelling error :-p). I just don't understand the purpose for it. Why would you write text with the number pad when you have perfectly good letters to use?
 
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is the sincle quote (') an apostrophe? I've seen peopl use the (`) as one. is that right? I use it as a grave accent à
 
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yomamma said:
is the sincle quote (') an apostrophe? I've seen peopl use the (`) as one. is that right? I use it as a grave accent à
The single quote and apostrophe are the same thing on your keyboard...this one ('). The other one (`) isn't an apostrophe, it's for other alphabets.
 
  • #8,640
hmm..I've seen people type somthing like you`re before :|