Re: the longest thread, thread - Occasionally NSFW
Posted: Wed Jan 13, 2010 11:18 am

Conquer Club, a free online multiplayer variation of a popular world domination board game.
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good GOD MAN what where you thinking there is no eqcuse for that !!!! what the hell were you thinkingstrike wolf wrote:So it's official i have dropped history and so far have not added a class to replace it.
I've explained already. I don't need to explain again.targetman377 wrote:good GOD MAN what where you thinking there is no eqcuse for that !!!! what the hell were you thinkingstrike wolf wrote:So it's official i have dropped history and so far have not added a class to replace it.
Yeah you're the historian - go back and check your sources.strike wolf wrote:I've explained already. I don't need to explain again.targetman377 wrote:good GOD MAN what where you thinking there is no eqcuse for that !!!! what the hell were you thinkingstrike wolf wrote:So it's official i have dropped history and so far have not added a class to replace it.


I heard losing was invented the same year at their arch rival's school.pimpdave wrote:Winning was invented at McGill University in 1832 due to losing ceasing to be an option.
Well, you are partially correct. Losing was still invented at McGill University, just by the rival school, while at McGill.strike wolf wrote:I heard losing was invented the same year at their arch rival's school.pimpdave wrote:Winning was invented at McGill University in 1832 due to losing ceasing to be an option.
So McGill failed to invent the concept of a tie?pimpdave wrote:Well, you are partially correct. Losing was still invented at McGill University, just by the rival school, while at McGill.strike wolf wrote:I heard losing was invented the same year at their arch rival's school.pimpdave wrote:Winning was invented at McGill University in 1832 due to losing ceasing to be an option.
You probably would have been better off challenging him to a regular spelling contest, since ther are no set rules for anything on the internet, especially spelling. This is only proven further by the existance of the internet-native language, 1337.strike wolf wrote:Than I challenge you to an internet spelling contest.targetman377 wrote:any time i could prove you worngstrike wolf wrote:I think target proved you wrong. Thank you come again.Lucarilover240 wrote:Yes, yes you did.targetman377 wrote: did some one say quaddropal axle i think so!!! hold on let me dig up my tights i have lining arond!!!!!![]()
i went to far with that didn't i?
Also, I don't think anyone has said or ever will say "quaddropal axle".
The truly sad part? I completely understand the joke, recognized the character, hell I even LAUGHED. Out loud.pimpdave wrote:
Refer to my previous post. Only this time, I laughed harder.pimpdave wrote:
Real life spelling rules apply, googling and other methods of findng proper spelling is prohibitted and I can't really travel to Wisconsin to meet him for a spelling bee nor would I expect him to be able to make it to Georgia for the same reason. And obviously neutral ground is out of the question since i'm wanted in all the other 48 states...Lucarilover240 wrote:You probably would have been better off challenging him to a regular spelling contest, since ther are no set rules for anything on the internet, especially spelling. This is only proven further by the existance of the internet-native language, 1337.strike wolf wrote:Than I challenge you to an internet spelling contest.targetman377 wrote:any time i could prove you worngstrike wolf wrote:I think target proved you wrong. Thank you come again.Lucarilover240 wrote:Yes, yes you did.
Also, I don't think anyone has said or ever will say "quaddropal axle".
Ramirez...step on this to see if it's a land mine.Lucarilover240 wrote:The truly sad part? I completely understand the joke, recognized the character, hell I even LAUGHED. Out loud.pimpdave wrote:
strike wolf wrote:Ramirez...step on this to see if it's a land mine.Lucarilover240 wrote:The truly sad part? I completely understand the joke, recognized the character, hell I even LAUGHED. Out loud.pimpdave wrote:

To be honest I don't know anything about this...I'll check it out but don't expect to stick with it.Lucarilover240 wrote:strike wolf wrote:Ramirez...step on this to see if it's a land mine.Lucarilover240 wrote:The truly sad part? I completely understand the joke, recognized the character, hell I even LAUGHED. Out loud.pimpdave wrote:
... Or at least I was going to, if not for the fact that immediately after making this post, my POS laptop crashed on me. Had to use the recovery disc on it. Luckily I know by now not to keep much on it.Lucarilover240 wrote:Okay, I am loving the Sgt Foley thing. So much, in fact, that I'm going to start an entire thread for it.

