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Messages - Frumple

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... so what's the word? C'mon folks, don't hold out on us like that :-\

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General Discussion / Re: Doc Helgoland's Asylum for the Politically American
« on: September 27, 2016, 07:51:46 am »
To that last bit, well, he's clearly playing the long game, serg. After this, clinton will be less on guard for the next debate, in which he'll destroy her as was his plan all along.

... naturally, if he has another poor performance, he will retroactively have been playing the long long game, and intends to do such two (three, four, etc.) debates out.

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Usually because it's indicative of a lack of vocabulary that's supposed to diminish with age. It's broadly speaking a failure for an adult to not know the actual word for whatever, in their language. There's exceptions for when the language legitimately doesn't have a word for said whatever, but unsurprisingly enough those exceptions decrease over time. Other set when it's particularly obscure, too, but eh. Can also be considered as trying to disrupt or intentionally muddle communication with someone, which often held as immature at best (because you're intentionally miscommunicating, something that is rather disrespectful of the person you're talking to, a behavior that adults are supposed to have outgrown) or malicious at worst (i.e. attempting to confuse someone, something easily construable as hostile). Probably other stuff, too. There's usually a good handfuls of various reasons (of varying legitimacy) behind this kind of thing.

If it's in a more playful sense, well, that's mostly a continuation of the common adult affliction of being under the grotesque illusion of having outgrown illusion. For some mad reason it's a common cultural thing for adults to disdain fun things that younger individuals also find fun, so unstructured wordplay is seen as childish, or at the least directed towards a young audience. Exceptions there, too, particularly with poetry, but *shrugs*

Let it not be said that consistency is a virtue oft practiced by mankind.

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General Discussion / Re: Doc Helgoland's Asylum for the Politically American
« on: September 26, 2016, 10:57:57 pm »
Did that joke go around when McCain was running? Granted, it doesn't have quite the same effect on the joke.
If it did I never heard it.

And I think you've got that backwards, Bork. If anyone was being protected there it was stein, unfortunately. mind you, I'm fairly sure that had nothing to do with protection and everything to do with organization and time slots and whatnot, but anyway

E: Also totally just noticed the Supcom reference. I'd call foul, but I think I'll just take CORE instead :V

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General Discussion / Re: Doc Helgoland's Asylum for the Politically American
« on: September 26, 2016, 10:51:55 pm »
It's the best kind of silly, though. The kind that gives you cyborg bears so your tib spawn can wear them as a hat.

And Kane lives, indeed. The prophet himself is running for VP, folks. History in the making. The first POTUS gaming joke handed to us on a silver platter.

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General Discussion / Re: Doc Helgoland's Asylum for the Politically American
« on: September 26, 2016, 10:47:50 pm »
We've got tib spawn for that, and our lot doesn't leave a job half done. Nuclear devastation is the incompetent's choice. Go full hostile terraformation or go home.

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General Discussion / Re: Doc Helgoland's Asylum for the Politically American
« on: September 26, 2016, 10:44:19 pm »
But if we back Trump we can have APA mk 1, 2 and Hellfire PA, so shouldn't we do that?

Unless someone can find the BoS candidate for this election, because they'd have my vote in a picosecond.
Cyborg bears, NFO. Cyborg. Bears. Fallout's got some nice stuff but I know which techbase I'm putting my support behind. Peace through Power, me hearties!

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General Discussion / Re: Doc Helgoland's Asylum for the Politically American
« on: September 26, 2016, 10:38:27 pm »
Clinton also apparently has a chronosphere, smj, as mainiac notes. I think that makes up for any political baggage, myself. Maybe if we donate enough we can get a free suit of tesla power armor?

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General Discussion / Re: Doc Helgoland's Asylum for the Politically American
« on: September 26, 2016, 10:35:10 pm »
One day you will get to choose between Stalin and Hitler....
And that day will be a glorious day for SCIENCE, for we will have conquered both death and the vagrancies of time travel. Presumably we would be making bets for the week's latest episode of Fantasy POTUS Deathmatch, where we massively abuse the laws of nature for our gruesome amusement.

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General Discussion / Re: Things that made you go "WTF?" today o_O
« on: September 26, 2016, 10:07:56 pm »
Mm... I wouldn't recommend it much unless you've got a serious personality/ideological inclination towards military service, tbh. Maybe if you're incredibly desperate for support (food, shelter, etc.). Lot of family's ex-military (of which maybe one or two don't have some kind of lasting injury because of it), area I'm in sees pretty heavy enlistment as things go. Fair few come back in decent shape but a good number come back royally fucked one way or another, too. VA's there to try to pick up the pieces but there's some things the kingdom's men can't really put back together again. It's a hell of a commitment and it involves very much serious risks, plus the nature of the thing means you'll have a lot more lives on your shoulders than just your own (other folks'll have you on theirs, too, but that doesn't change too much). If you're at all doubtful, you probably need to find something else to do. Maybe go hunt down some vets to talk to, too, particularly both ones that have reintegrated well and those that are struggling.

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General Discussion / Re: Doc Helgoland's Asylum for the Politically American
« on: September 26, 2016, 09:31:26 pm »
What else would he press the button with anyway?
Do you really want that question answered? Are you sure?

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General Discussion / Re: Doc Helgoland's Asylum for the Politically American
« on: September 26, 2016, 09:18:59 pm »
Would explain why she was accused of pulling out.
And that, sirrah, was a mental image I could have done without. Good show.

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General Discussion / Re: Doc Helgoland's Asylum for the Politically American
« on: September 26, 2016, 09:15:39 pm »
Maybe, but with who? And does judges robes and a wig count as the wizard robe and hat?

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General Discussion / Re: Doc Helgoland's Asylum for the Politically American
« on: September 26, 2016, 08:53:08 pm »
Freudian slip, MSH. Freudian slip.

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General Discussion / Re: Doc Helgoland's Asylum for the Politically American
« on: September 26, 2016, 08:32:34 pm »
OMG

"No wonder you have been fighting ISIS your entire adult life."

I did not expect this.
I keep telling you hoopy bastards there's chronospheres involved in all this nonsense. When the cyborg bears come crawling out of the river, don't come crying to me.

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