something i noticed

Was she hawt?

Course not.

The hawt ones come to me.



Good gal, go to heaven
Bad gal, come to me.

xD.

 

Someone is asking for a spanking.

 

Someone is asking for a spanking.

Well, I prefer telling to asking.
Assertiveness is a good quality, you know.

 

What is assertiveness again? I forget.

 

What is assertiveness again? I forget.

Assertiveness = Ass+Hurt+I've+Kness

 

Course not.

The hawt ones come to me.



Good gal, go to heaven
Bad gal, come to me.

xD.

Ummm...
Actually, yeah.
lol

But, uhh...

I always thought it was:
Good girls go to heaven
Bad girls go everywhere else

 

Hey, where does Chaco get the lipstick anyways?
I mean, seeing as how this topic seems to be about the flaws, it doesn't seem like there's a walmart on the Island...
Does she make it?

 

[bump]
I guess I kind of killed this thread with the chaco thread, since everyone seemed to suddenly take an interest in chaco the [edit] after i mentioned it. oh well... thread dead at 136 posts... until someone decides to bump this.

LIKE ME!!!

*bump*

 

LIKE ME!!!

*bump*

Bumpfest 2008!

*bump*

 

Bumpfest 2008! :eek:

*bump*

You said it, babe!

*Bump*

 

*Bu...

You said it, babe!

*Bump*

*runs away*

 

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... frankenposts!

 

Thread bumping is commonly considered a breach of netiquette and some moderated forums forbid it. Users may get around that by posting what is ostensibly a genuine reply. Sometimes this will mockingly contain the word "bump" in it, such as "Wandering the forum, he bumps into this thread...", or be a trivial question or response such as "Anyone?". Bumping old or inactive ("dead") threads is occasionally called "necroposting" or "thread necromancy", and the bumping posts referred to as "frankenposts". "Dead" threads that are reawakened are often called "thread necros". People who resurrect old threads are often called "threadomancers". On some boards, bumping a new thread with no replies in order to elicit a response is tolerated, but resurrecting an old thread that has run its course and has been inactive for a period of time (usually anywhere from a few days to a month) is prohibited. The acceptable practice is usually to start a new thread and link to the old thread so that readers can become familiar with the background information.

... frankenposts!

Someone just quoted wikipedia. :eek:

"thread necromancy" is my favourite.

 

Someone just quoted wikipedia. :eek:

"thread necromancy" is my favourite.

Wasn't this thread originally about why the fireball works underwater or something?

 

Wasn't this thread originally about why the fireball works underwater or something?

Yeah that was answered ages ago.

 

Yeah that was answered ages ago.

:eek:
I know.
But, on a more random note:
DB has wireless!

 

well I knew that because you're always signing onto MSN with a 'mobile device'

...
I like to keep tabs on people who keep my threads alive, sue me

The mobile device refers to my cellphone...
It got's da MSN.
And, no, legal action is not appropriate.

 

ok, good, i don't have a good lawyer anyway
anyway, to help keep this thread alive, here's something else i've noticed:
at the very end of the game (best ending) balrog has bat wings, but he doesn't during the rest of the game. how does that work?

The slot things at the side, he can pull in the arms and pull out the bat wings.

 

Balrog was probably cursed along with Misery when the crown originally was created. He was probably tagging along, tricked or something. Even the wrong place at the wrong time could apply...

What is Balrog? Could be a changeling, could have been cursed, could be chimera/robot; maybe he was as normal looking as Misery at one point. If Ballos could curse you and change your form I imagine he'd have a blast.

But, maybe Balrog is Balrog. What is Balrog? A Cave Story Balrog.

 

The mobile device refers to my cellphone...
It got's da MSN.
And, no, legal action is not appropriate.

i do too, but i cant log on to it recently >_>

and what is balrog?
probably a robot because creatures just fire mechanical missles at things ^^'