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.
  • #2,901
cronxeh said:
I have very bad news.. sniff

today my dear Sharp Zaurus SL-5000D PDA has suffered a Massive Pixel Loss (MPL) on its beautiful 3.5" screen. I'm currently in a state of shock and despair. Please pray for my little Zaurus and hope the service center in Texas where the screen services will be held next week will take a good care of it. I'm hoping to get a replacement LCD screen for under $150, but you never know. This is a truly sad day in cronxville :frown:

AAGH! WHY! WHY MY LITTLE ZAURUS! :cry:
That is indeed very sad cronxeh. :frown: I will keep my fingers crossed for you.
 
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  • #2,902
Artman said:
...And swashbuckling.

(I left my swash unbuckled once and it ended up down around my knees.) :biggrin:
As long as you unbuckle with a swash, rather than with a swish, it's okay with me.
 
  • #2,903
swish-buckling? :smile: :smile: :smile:
 
  • #2,904
Math Is Hard said:
swish-buckling? :smile: :smile: :smile:

Sounds dangerous... :rolleyes:
 
  • #2,905
franznietzsche said:
Sounds dangerous... :rolleyes:
Agreed. You'd better watch your back, franz..
 
  • #2,906
Math Is Hard said:
swish-buckling? :smile: :smile: :smile:
It's "swish-tickling," tickle not buckle. If you buckle your swish and tickle your swash, you're just asking for trouble (or making special friends if you do it to Danger, Huckleberry, Franz, cronxeh, or that Artman guy). :-p :biggrin:
 
  • #2,907
Artman said:
It's "swish-tickling," tickle not buckle. If you buckle your swish and tickle your swash, you're just asking for trouble (or making special friends if you do it to Danger, Huckleberry, Franz, cronxeh, or that Artman guy). :-p :biggrin:


I wouldn't mind someone buckling my swish and tickling my swash, if you know what I mean... :-p
 
  • #2,908
franznietzsche said:
I wouldn't mind someone buckling my swish and tickling my swash, if you know what I mean... :-p
I do. A little swish tickling with a flourish could start your swash fluttering.
 
  • #2,909
franz, just a warning:
Don't flutter your swash too much; it might not close properly afterwards.
 
  • #2,910
Artman said:
I do. A little swish tickling with a flourish could start your swash fluttering.

This all seems to have me fluttering. Swish tickling, swash buckling, and swoosh flourishing! Oh my, has it gotten warm in here? :blushing:
 
  • #2,911
cronxeh said:
AAGH! WHY! WHY MY LITTLE ZAURUS! :cry:
I hope your Zaurus gets better soon too.

About the bunnies, it reminded me that one of the guys I use to work with brought in some baby desert tortoises one day for adoption. Really fascinating, but they burrow (i.e., under your patio, etc.) so I passed. The only pet I could have would be one that is self sufficient and not noisey--maybe a cat...My schedule is too erratic.
 
  • #2,912
Moonbear said:
This all seems to have me fluttering. Swish tickling, swash buckling, and swoosh flourishing! Oh my, has it gotten warm in here? :blushing:
Are you saying, "is it warm in here or is it me?" Because it is warm in here and it is you. :-p (By the way, I am saying that in APOTWINWUMW) :biggrin:
 
  • #2,913
Artman said:
Are you saying, "is it warm in here or is it me?" Because it is warm in here and it is you. :-p (By the way, I am saying that in APOTWINWUMW) :biggrin:

:biggrin: Okay, I think Artman gets a medal for flattery. SOS, you're slacking off on nominating minions for medals! :-p

I think we need to work more on this training exercise: swish swash swoosh!

:-p
 
  • #2,914
Moonbear said:
:biggrin: Okay, I think Artman gets a medal for flattery.

:-p
Shouldn't that be for..fluttery? :confused:
 
  • #2,915
arildno said:
Shouldn't that be for..fluttery? :confused:

:smile: A medal for that too!

How's that washer doing SOS? Do we need to give out more medals?
 
  • #2,916
Moonbear said:
:biggrin: Okay, I think Artman gets a medal for flattery. SOS, you're slacking off on nominating minions for medals! :-p

I think we need to work more on this training exercise: swish swash swoosh!

:-p
Ooh, pin me. :biggrin:
 
  • #2,917
I turn my back on this thread for a few hours and what do I return to find? Sword polishing and buckle swashing (or swishing, depending upon your orientation).

I'm not even going to bring up sword swallowing. :bugeye:
 
  • #2,918
We can swishswash with a cape and swish or swashtickle with a sword, but we cannot swish or swashbuckle or buckletickle without a shield.

(swashbuckling)
http://wordwizard.com/ch_forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=6590&SearchTerms=swashbuckling

Huck MoM
 
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  • #2,919
Evo said:
I'm not even going to bring up sword swallowing. :bugeye:
Too late, you brought it up. :-p (In APOTWINWUMW, of course.)
 
  • #2,920
Moonbear said:
C'mon slackers, stop sitting on your hands and get to typing! :biggrin:
What the bloody hell do you call #4175?! My fingerprints still haven't grown back.

Huckleberry said:
You think Danger is upset he wasn't present for all the fart jokes?
Yes, I do.

Huckleberry said:
Danger, that cat sounds awesome. I'm not sure it is a cat though. It could have been an unfortunate parrot the way it sits on your shoulder and sings.
Luckily, he usually went to sleep up there. Having that racket going off in my ear would have been intolerable. Given his size, the purring actually provided a fairly decent neck massage.

Artman said:
But your sinuses and hearing are okay now? :biggrin:
Say what? Speak up, sonny; I can't smell you. :rolleyes:

arildno said:
Agreed. You'd better watch your back, franz..
He's safe. With the exception of an occassional sheep, I only mate within my species.

Evo said:
I'm not even going to bring up sword swallowing. :bugeye:
Every day you become even more lovable. :wink:

Huckleberry said:
We can swishswash with a cape and swish or swashtickle with a sword, but we cannot swish or swashbuckle or buckletickle without a shield.
I had to read that 3 times before it quit being just a long line of 'sw's, but I guess it was worth it. :rolleyes:

Artman said:
Too late, you brought it up. :-p
I guess you need to bring it up before you can take it down... :biggrin:
 
  • #2,921
Evo said:
I turn my back on this thread for a few hours and what do I return to find? Sword polishing and buckle swashing (or swishing, depending upon your orientation).

I'm not even going to bring up sword swallowing. :bugeye:
:smile: :biggrin:
Huckleberry said:
We can swishswash with a cape and swish or swashtickle with a sword, but we cannot swish or swashbuckle or buckletickle without a shield...
You slithy tove you!
Danger said:
Say what? Speak up, sonny; I can't smell you. :rolleyes:
:smile: This is why I've installed special features on my wheelchair. I have something to enhance vision, hearing, etc., but smell...I think I'll just get a side car for a blood hound. :biggrin:
 
  • #2,922
SOS2008 said:
I have something to enhance vision, hearing, etc., but smell...I think I'll just get a side car for a blood hound. :biggrin:
A wise choice if you are going to hang with this crowd.




(We like dogs.) :biggrin:
 
  • #2,923
SOS2008 said:
I'll just get a side car for a blood hound. :biggrin:
Make sure his ears are tucked into his helmet or they'll beat you to death when you cut in the JATO's.
 
  • #2,924
Evo said:
I'm not even going to bring up sword swallowing. :bugeye:

That should be done under careful medical supervision, such as in the cancer clinic. :-p
 
  • #2,925
Huckleberry said:
We can swishswash with a cape and swish or swashtickle with a sword, but we cannot swish or swashbuckle or buckletickle without a shield.

Danger said:
I had to read that 3 times before it quit being just a long line of 'sw's, but I guess it was worth it.

Try typing it 5 times fast. In a way all the sw's lull you into that false sense of security that I've been practicing. Then the buckletickle swoops in for the kill. What is it in French?... Coup de grace?

Huck MoM
 
  • #2,926
Huckleberry said:
Then the buckletickle swoops in for the kill. What is it in French?... Coup de grace?
The kill or the buckletickle?
 
  • #2,927
Danger said:
Make sure his ears are tucked into his helmet or they'll beat you to death when you cut in the JATO's.
Oh m'gosh, you made me realize I'll need a Slobber Guard too. I think we have an extra one at the cancer clinic...
 
  • #2,928
Moonbear said:
That should be done under careful medical supervision, such as in the cancer clinic. :-p

I'll volunteer to cure cancer :biggrin:
 
  • #2,929
Danger said:
The kill or the buckletickle?

I wanted to say buckletickle, but I wasn't sure it would sound right. "The buckletickle swoops in for the buckletickle." I'm not sure what a buckletickle even is.

Huck
 
  • #2,930
Huckleberry said:
I'm not sure what a buckletickle even is.
I have complete faith that you will recognize it when it happens. You sailors aren't nearly as innocent and naive as your reputation would suggest. :-p
 
  • #2,931
I love running I think it's the best overall exercise
 
  • #2,932
The_Professional said:
I love running I think it's the best overall exercise
I love running with swords, I mean scissors.
 
  • #2,933
The_Professional said:
I love running I think it's the best overall exercise
It can definitely save your life, particularly in the case of irate husbands.
 
  • #2,934
Huckleberry said:
I wanted to say buckletickle, but I wasn't sure it would sound right. "The buckletickle swoops in for the buckletickle." I'm not sure what a buckletickle even is.

Huck
What did you say about swooping in for a butt-tickle? I guess that would be the best angle of attack for such a maneuver.

The high swooping low plunging swish swash butt-tickle. :biggrin:

(Best performed wearing a mask and carrying a guitar slung over your shoulder) :cool:
 
  • #2,935
Artman said:
The high swooping low plunging swish swash butt-tickle.
Is that a new Dennis Rodman manoeuvre?
 
  • #2,936
Artman said:
The high swooping low plunging swish swash
At first I thought you were talking about an outfit...
Artman said:
(Best performed wearing a mask and carrying a guitar slung over your shoulder) :cool:
Then I realized it was a manoeuvre, and this is the outfit.
 
  • #2,937
SOS2008 said:
At first I thought you were talking about an outfit...
Then I realized it was a manoeuvre, and this is the outfit.
Notice there are no pants.

Ka Bong! :biggrin:
 
  • #2,938
Danger said:
Is that a new Dennis Rodman manoeuvre?
Did he swipe one of my moves?
 
  • #2,939
SOS2008 said:
At first I thought you were talking about an outfit...
Then I realized it was a manoeuvre, and this is the outfit.
She even spells manoeuvre properly! You definitely belong up here! :-p Possibly in a nice basement suite...?
 
  • #2,940
Now I know I'm tired. No good comment comes to mind. :rolleyes: :zzz:
 
  • #2,941
I just found the best damned thing online. This is like _the_ manual for engineers :smile:

love the english humor:


http://carboninside.com/trouble.jpg
 
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  • #2,942
cronxeh said:
I just found the best damned thing online. This is like _the_ manual for engineers :smile:

love the english humor:

:smile: That's great!
 
  • #2,943
cronxeh said:
I just found the best damned thing online. This is like _the_ manual for engineers
That's excellent! I had to scroll around for 5 minutes to read it all (13" monitor), but it was worth it.
 
  • #2,944
Danger said:
That's excellent! I had to scroll around for 5 minutes to read it all (13" monitor), but it was worth it.

Yeah, if I didn't have to scroll around so much, I'd probably still be entertaining myself trying to read the words that bled through the other side of the page when it was scanned. Sometimes it's fun to find out what was on the other side of the paper someone scanned. :biggrin:
 
  • #2,945
Moonbear said:
probably still be entertaining myself trying to read the words that bled through the other side of the page when it was scanned.
It's not from the opposite side; it's from underneath. The letters are right way around. That white-on-white is too much trouble to bother with, though. (The one thing I truly miss about my Atari 800–you could set screen background and text colours however you wanted to. I used black on amber most of the time.)
 
  • #2,946
Danger said:
It's not from the opposite side; it's from underneath. The letters are right way around.

:bugeye: Um...not the parts I was looking at. I could definitely make out the word COMPANY in mirror writing.

But, we have more important matters to discuss. I just read that muscle car thread and see that you have something with 650 hp lying around unused! That puts my paltry 6.75 hp lawnmower engine to shame; I think it's time to add a new wing to the laundromat for the "special" Maytag! :biggrin:
 
  • #2,947
Moonbear said:
:bugeye: Um...not the parts I was looking at. I could definitely make out the word COMPANY in mirror writing.
I see what you're talking about now. I never even noticed the black backwards text. What I was looking at is big white letters about 2" (on my monitor) above the start box. It says 'from our rec...'; that's about all I can make out, but it's not reversed.

Moonbear said:
But, we have more important matters to discuss. I just read that muscle car thread and see that you have something with 650 hp lying around unused! That puts my paltry 6.75 hp lawnmower engine to shame; I think it's time to add a new wing to the laundromat for the "special" Maytag! :biggrin:
Sorry, honey... It doesn't have a PTO. :frown:
If, however, you want to tap into the transfer case on the Camino...
 
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  • #2,948
Danger said:
I see what you're talking about now. I never even noticed the black backwards text. What I was looking at is big white letters about 2" (on my monitor) above the start box. It says 'from our rec...'; that's about all I can make out, but it's not reversed.

Hmm...I see what you mean. It must have been a page in a magazine or something, so we're seeing both the back of the page the chart was on and the page facing it both bleeding through on the scan. I guess it won't be anything all that exciting, like some love letter. (LOL...I found one of those in a former student's lab notebook...oh boy, he must have been working on drafting it while bored while waiting for an experiment to run...horribly sappy. :smile:)


Sorry, honey... It doesn't have a PTO. :frown:
If, however, you want to tap into the transfer case on the Camino...

That's okay, I'm still trying to find someone will to teach me to drive stick. Muscle cars aren't any good to me until I learn that. Everytime I find a guy who volunteers to teach me, he seems to have something else in mind other than cars, and well, I don't bother correcting him. :rolleyes:
 
  • #2,949
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  • #2,950
cronxeh said:
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Yep...you got that right!
 
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