Hi guys!
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I think your numbers are off. If it's 5 pages, and we presume 25 per page, 48 + 9 = 57, which doesn't work.
Already counted 2, there was a total of 9 Rookery threads, and something like 48 (I think, without looking) regular threads.
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We should be trying to figure out the number out of 125.
If we're talking about just the two you counted, pages 1 and 4, that should be 50 threads: 7 out of 50 is what you had, which is still a relatively high 14%.
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Actually, I think the biggest irony is that the people complaining about the Rookery are having fun. In their own thread. And you're the ones trying to limit their fun by coming in and argue with them.
I would think that if there is anything approaching irony about this whole thread it's that individuals who were so deeply criticized for their fluff are now on some crusade to limit other people's fluff. Absolutely hilarious. What is it about the Internet that turns otherwise intelligent people into such a petty bunch of *******? Why do you want to limit the fun of other people who are not hurting you?
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And the funny thing is, that's probably heightening their enjoyment, just like how hearing the whinging of humans always makes releasing the neurotoxic gas into the labs that much more fun.
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Not quite. You're the one in here trying to shut them up, so it's not like you're on the high horse here.
Because you are the ones seeking to limit. Why don't you implement the tools at your disposal to simply ignore what you view as extraneous or fluff? Having to move that mousewheel one more tick is not at all like telling people that can only have one thread ever.
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You could, after all, ignore what you view as irritating, offensive junk.
Thanks for playing though.[/QUOTE]
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I would disagree.
You misrepresent the Rookery position. The Rookery uses a daily thread not just for the convenience and organization, but because it's less daunting and more inclusive to newcomers.
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There have been times when it looked like an actual conversation was starting in a Rookery thread... only to have it rollover to the next day, and the thread wither and die.
And even if the thread is repeated daily, tabula rasa, everybody in it already seems to know each other, so it's more difficult to get into the natural rhythms and patterns.
There have been examples when new posts have been completely ignored, because the thread has already started blowing, as clouds do, in another direction, and there's little effort made to reconnect with previous threads.
Convenience and organization, perhaps. I don't see the inclusiveness.
This is why I <3 Ely, even if we have that legitimate beef over the Medic badge.
Sid hides in the bushes, waits silently for her moment, and then she GATLING POSTS YOU TO DETH.
<3s
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Well, according to my reputation ticker, I'm apparently, even after all these years, missing the point.
Sid hides in the bushes, waits silently for her moment, and then she GATLING POSTS YOU TO DETH. <3s |
Which is quite true, I wasn't aware this thread had a point.
Also, that's a really big gun. It's almost like I'm compensating for something.
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I would! I love that guy! Without him and his homemade sandwich boards, I'd have no way to keep up with developments in communist weather/mind/salad/whatever control technology. In fact, he's a central member of the Chicago Crazy Pantheon, right up there with the Hi Guy, the Scammist*, the Redliner*, and Dr. Cranium*.
The guy who stands on Michigan Avenue, Chicago, proclaiming that Obama is a part of the Russian Communist plot isn't violating any rules, and it's easy enough to look and walk past him, but after the first few days of seeing him, his presence just starts getting... well, let's just say that if they institutionalized him, most people wouldn't mind.
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*Yeah, that's right: I make up names for the crazy people I run across on a regular basis. I lie awake at night worrying that this makes me part of the Chicago Crazy Pantheon.
Edit: Huh. So that's where that exclamation point went...
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There was a guy on the 55 Garfield bus, back when I rode it from the Red Line to home in Hyde Park, who would repeatedly try to sell everyone products with this line: "I got CDs, DVDs, Pornos, CDs, Pornos, Pornos, Pornos, Pornos..."
I would! I love that guy! Without him and his homemade sandwich boards, I'd have no way to keep up with developments in communist weather/mind/salad/whatever control technology. In fact, he's a central member of the Chicago Crazy Pantheon, right up there with the Hi Guy, the Scammist*, the Redliner*, and Dr. Cranium*.
*Yeah, that's right: I make up names for the crazy people I run across on a regular basis. I lie awake at night worrying that this makes me part of the Chicago Crazy Pantheon. |
I'm surprised he didn't sell LPs, because he skipped like they did at certain points.
Also, I'm glad I don't live in Uptown anymore. I only found out after I moved there that there used to be a mental hospital in the area that closed down. And no, I don't like that Billy Joel song.
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You must be familiar with this guy, too:
I would! I love that guy! Without him and his homemade sandwich boards, I'd have no way to keep up with developments in communist weather/mind/salad/whatever control technology. In fact, he's a central member of the Chicago Crazy Pantheon, right up there with the Hi Guy, the Scammist*, the Redliner*, and Dr. Cranium*.
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I must admit, I do not share the lame bile that the micro-trolls here have, but...
You misrepresent the Rookery position. The Rookery uses a daily thread not just for the convenience and organization, but because it's less daunting and more inclusive to newcomers.
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How do you Misrepresent Stupidity?
Do you behave intelligent?
I think they've blocked your hotlinking.
This is the link to the image: http://eatliver.com/img/2007/2128.jpg
Edit: Ah, how crude, it checks the referrer.
Edit edit: egads, now it shows. One would think they'd be better at this...
But I don't recognize the location in Chicago.
This is the link to the image: http://eatliver.com/img/2007/2128.jpg
Edit: Ah, how crude, it checks the referrer.
Edit edit: egads, now it shows. One would think they'd be better at this...
But I don't recognize the location in Chicago.
Just manually copy & paste the link into your...um...task-bar-tool-bar-search-engine-bit-where-you-type-the-URL's-I-can't-remember-it's-name.
Address bar? Well, unless you're in Firefox 3.5, where they call it the "Awesome Bar", even though some of its functionality appeared previously in other browsers.
Yes the address bar. Had a mindfart about what it's name was.
*cooks some pancakes*
G'morning Virtue!
Familiar with? I carpool with that guy! He and I often talk about the third guy in the pool, Steve, who's a total nutjob.
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Now, more than ever, Paragon City needs heroes. Do your part to save it.
Wait a minute...I thought I was the only "_NA" 'round these here parts.
You better get off'a'ma lawn thurr budday!
dood, it's almost Friday!
NEW THREAD!
I would like to issue a plea on behalf of Paragon's diminutive protectors, please watch where you step. We're four feet tall in a six foot tall world, we've been cast adrift in a sea of butts. -Pillbug
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I don't know why it says you're not applicable, but at least so far I'm the only one with a "b".
Wait a minute...I thought I was the only "_NA" 'round these here parts.
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Sigh, even now, I disappoint my parents. "Why isn't that an 'A'? Your friend got an A! She works harder than you. All you do is play Tetris and read book, never study!"
Oh page 4, I see 4 Rookery threads and 21 non-Rookery threads. That's less than 5.5 regular threads for every one Rookery thread. Again, it doesn't seem like that much, and certainly doesn't seem like you have to scroll through a ton of Rookery threads to get to non-Rookery threads.
How significantly more? Well, that's a 200% more Rookery threads, if I've done my math right, than each one-off regular thread. 3 times as many.
And that's on the first page.
Sure, bring the math. There's always a way to make it look bad.