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The long awaited Census topic! in General
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Profile #72
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Originally written by Lenar, Inc.:

The Silent Assassin has taken up ballet in hopes that he will find some sort of work application.
He's already found a way to rig a leotard with repelling wire...

I'll go out on a limb here and speak for every member of the boards.

We find the idea of the Silent Assassin in a leotard to be both repelling and appalling.

Now go fix your spelling before I sic Drakey on you.
:P

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Originally written by Kelandon:

Well, I'm at least pretty sure that Salmon is losing.


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Emancipated! in General
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Originally written by Ephesos:

Tyran, "facing the music"?!?! How is it "facing the music" to have to bring an unwanted child into the world? That's more like facing the wood-chipper. The last thing any country needs is unwanted children, and the easiest and least morally objectionable way to do this is through planned, safe abortions. (I can't bring myself to support infanticide...)

EDIT: How long 'til JV locks this?

Two things. Firstly, as you've already thought, adoption is the number one best way to deal with unwanted children. Unwanted pregnancies are a different issue, and are not the issue in this instance. We have to assume that an abortion is going to happen if the notification is going to happen.

Second thing? JV - this is not a discussion on abortion. It is on parental rights and child rights and forcing a doctor to be moderator between parent and child. That is all. Pretend that we are talking about chest area enhancement surgery instead if there are fewer moral qualms. :)

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Originally written by Kelandon:

Well, I'm at least pretty sure that Salmon is losing.


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Originally written by Zeviz:

This is the California proposition I wanted to post. It's kind of strange to see two contriversial propositions appearing simultaneously in different states. I wonder if there is some sort of national campaign going on. Are there same propositions (a restriction on eminent doman with some surprises hidden in the text, and a parental notification for abortions) in other states as well?
I think this is the big reason to discuss what are seemingly parochial matters on the boards. There may be a nationwide movement to pass legislation which fails at the national level. It appears that this issue, at least, is one that crosses state borders.

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Originally written by Kelandon:

Well, I'm at least pretty sure that Salmon is losing.


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Originally written by Nioca:

Then do you care to explain why the yes vote reads like this:
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Originally written in Spookee Salmon's Poll:
I think abortions are wrong, and this will be another justifiable roadblock to the unlawfully legal abortion. (Yes.)

Yeah, I had some problems coming up with quippy answers for this debate question. I erased the other one I put in there because it was even more offensive. The current campaign slogan for the backers of this bill is Protect Young Girls. While I'm in favor of that idea, I would think more front-end work could be done so that the girls in question didn't have to get major (or minor) surgery after sex. It just seems like too much damn work when a condom (sex ed in schools) would be more efficient. It also served as a platform for ironic social commentary.

If parents that oppose abortion (on whatever grounds) have a child that wishes to abort her baby, despite all the 15 years of indoctrination and family discussion into the opposition of abortion, should it not be rightfully assumed that the 15 year old has made up her own mind despite the years of exposure to other viewpoints?

Another soundbite I recently heard is that this statutory change will affect fewer than 100 people a year. That is all abortions in the 15-18 unemancipated age range, not the ones that would suddenly get parental notification.

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Originally written by Kelandon:

Well, I'm at least pretty sure that Salmon is losing.


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Census Slartificus in General
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Originally written by Kelandon:

Favorite adjective -- Off the top of my head, &#x03B4&#x03B5&#x03B9&#x03BD&#x03CC&#x03C2
Favorite city founded before 0 -- Rome? Athens? Ithaca?
Favorite computer or video game released before 1990 -- Pac Man?
Favorite historical war -- The Trojan War is historical, dammit.
Favorite method of execution -- You suck.
Favorite philosopher other than Socrates -- Plato?
Favorite poet -- Shakespeare (or possibly Milton)
Favorite politican (living or dead) -- Augustus Caesar, for sure.
Favorite scurrilous talk show host -- You suck even more.
Favorite young children's book (i.e., a picture book) -- You suck further.

See!!!

This is why my favorite adjectiviword is sucky. It's powerful enough to kill, yet calming and winsome enough for children's literature.

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Originally written by Kelandon:

Well, I'm at least pretty sure that Salmon is losing.


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Episode 3: A New Game in General
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That reminds me. I need to rent Deliverance

Thanks Spiderweb !

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Originally written by Kelandon:

Well, I'm at least pretty sure that Salmon is losing.


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October Posting Stats Thread in General
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Originally written by Tyranicus.:

That is really odd. I haven't seen a server error on Spidweb in forever.
If you look here you will see a note I made when I witnessed the demise of the topic.

So yes, I killed the thread. :(

(The notice read ... Tried to open zero-sized topic 003813 in forum 1. at CGIPath/ubb_lib_files.cgi line 777.)

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Originally written by Kelandon:

Well, I'm at least pretty sure that Salmon is losing.


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October Posting Stats Thread in General
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Originally written by Ghouloca:

Where did Jumpin' Salmon go?
I had created a 600 square foot hole in my roof on Sunday. I patched up most of it today. The balance tomorrow. Luckily it is likely to rain, which will make me work faster. :)

I still have time to post, but not read all these wonderful posts. And I wonder something, did my triple posting feat cause the last stats thread to crash?

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Originally written by Kelandon:

Well, I'm at least pretty sure that Salmon is losing.


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The long awaited Census topic! in General
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When was the last time that:
You showered? Last night, took a hot bath about an hour ago.
You lost your cell phone? Where? Dude. I lose it daily. Last time in my tool belt.
You lost your keys? Locked them somewhere? Keys were found on the kitchen table, under some stuff.
You cut your hair? Last week, Thursday maybe.
You overslept? I always wake up exactly when I need to. (Sunday)

Current:
Mode of transportation? Either the car or the truck.
Book you are reading? House
Model of cell phone? Nokia, the kind that will drop 6 feet and still work.
Jewelery you are wearing? Nipple ring
Game you are playing? Spider Solitare

Fav:
Cartoon? you can include cartoons that you used to like Aeon Flux (although I never understood it until I saw the movie)
Baseball team? Red Sox, but am rooting for the Tigers
Location? 50 out.
SW oldbie Alec
SW newbie? Alec

Have you ever?
Stalked someone? I've signed a gag order
Been in love? Yup
Missed TM? No, he's on AIM
Gotten lost? Not for long, but I did take a wrong turn once. The shadows clued me into the mistake.
Thrown a pie at someone? No. Precious, precious pie.

Random
First quote that pops into your head? Ask not what your country did to you, but what you could do to your country.
Name a red object in your room The book cover for a 1912 copy of Arabian Nights
Name a song that makes you sad Vincent by Don McLean
If you could remove a person from history, who would it be? I wouldn't. We all need to be here.
If you could call someone a 'best friend', who would that be? My fiancee.

Good one Mar. Thanks :)

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Originally written by Kelandon:

Well, I'm at least pretty sure that Salmon is losing.


Posts: 4114 | Registered: Monday, April 25 2005 07:00
Emancipated! in General
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This one might actually spark some debate. I'm abandoning the pro/con list, it was too much work and I've gotten lazy.

Ballot Measure 43
This ballot measure requires that when an unemancipated minor 15 years and older seeks an abortion, the medical provider must first give written notice to a parent of the minor, by certified mail, at least 48 hours prior to providing the abortion.
Currently no consent or notification is required for 15 and older, but is required for younger children. There are health emergency exceptions, incest exceptions, personal notification is okay, and a hearing before a judge, with witnesses, is a permissable substitute.

This is not a question of the legality or advisability of abortion. It appears to only be an issue that the child is unemancipated, and thusly should be receiving medical care with parental permission and knowledge.

33 people cared to offer supporting opinions.
23 people cared to offer dissenting opinions.

:)

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Originally written by Kelandon:

Well, I'm at least pretty sure that Salmon is losing.


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Protection Money. in General
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Currently there are restrictions, but no ban, in Oregon on the usage of credit scores by insurance agents/brokers. I'm not sure anyone, other than Bill Sizemore, understands the ramifications of this measure.

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Originally written by Kelandon:

Well, I'm at least pretty sure that Salmon is losing.


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Census Slartificus in General
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Favorite adjective -- sucky
Favorite city founded before 0 -- Baghdad
Favorite computer or video game released before 1990 -- Loderunner
Favorite historical war -- Anything with sucky Sparta losing.
Favorite method of execution -- poison, Hemlock works.
Favorite philosopher other than Socrates -- Keynes
Favorite poet -- Hawthorne
Favorite politican (living or dead) -- Anton Joseph Cermak
Favorite scurrilous talk show host -- Jim Rome
Favorite young children's book (i.e., a picture book) -- Any Eric Hill - Spot book
your favorite vegetable! -- Swiss chard

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Originally written by Kelandon:

Well, I'm at least pretty sure that Salmon is losing.


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Protection Money. in General
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Originally written by Ghouloca:

Abstain. I'm having enough trouble sorting through the Michigan and general US political garbage, I don't need to worry about Oregon politics as well.
Hypocritically, I say that you need to be aware of the activities in other states so that you know what will be happening in Michigan in the future. While that answer is likely snow, it is good to be aware. I say hypocritical because I have no clue what is happening in any state, never mind Oregon.

:P

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Originally written by Kelandon:

Well, I'm at least pretty sure that Salmon is losing.


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Firstly, an introduction. By now many have noticed that I've posted several ballot measures that are happening here in Oregon. Hopefully they will provide for good discussion amongst members, and will assist in learning the democratic process. There are a total of 10 ballot initiatives in 2006, some will be paired together because they are are an all or nothing deal. I hope the moderators and admins also see the value in these types of discussions, despite the marginally tangential connection to Spiderweb. I know there are also other initiatives in other states that are quite controversial, but I lack specifics and would encourage others to post similar polls to help educate. The reason I picked the poll is because I want to see how closely the Spiderweb community matches the actual vote in Oregon. Thanks for helping me out.

----Ballot Measure 42----

Simply enough, this would introduce language to the Oregon Revised Statutes which would prohibit insurance companies or their agents from using credit scores or credit worthiness when establishing a rate or premium for medical, health, accident, automobile, fire, or liability insurance. It will not be retroactive, only applying to policies formed after the ballot measure becomes law. Bill Sizemore sponsored the bill.

Arguments in FavorBill Sizemore *4Loren ParksArguments in OppositionJohn PowellRichard KingsleyEd Chun, Farmers Insurance AgentRonn Passmore, Rhodes-Warren Insurance IncKelsey Wood, Gordon Wood InsuranceClark Sitzes, Professional Insurance Agents of Oregon/IdahoPat McCormick, Oregonians against Insurance Rate IncreasesJ Wilson, NFIB-Oregon x 2Terry Witt, Oregonians for Food and ShelterCraig Honeyman, Associated General Contractors, OregonBill Perry, Oregon Restaurant AssociationJim Geisinger, Associated Oregon LoggersMark Nelson, Oregon Metals Industry CouncilRuss Walker, Oregon FreedomWorks ps- this name looks familiar...Richard Butrick, Associated Oregon IndustriesJohn Munro, Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of OregonSo, please discuss (and vote).
Edit - You mean this?
quote:
Tried to open zero-sized topic 003813 in forum 1. at CGIPath/ubb_lib_files.cgi line 777.
Or that I edited this post twice, first time with no effect?

[ Sunday, October 22, 2006 20:45: Message edited by: Spookee Salmon ]

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Originally written by Kelandon:

Well, I'm at least pretty sure that Salmon is losing.


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Interesting Ad in General
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Originally written by Andraste:

This link is not dial-up friendly.
Bless you, my son.

And for the rest of you quickie connection people, I give you a link to some fabulous ring-tones. My sweetie clued me into this site, and 25 minutes later I saw it.

ADoS approves this site.

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Originally written by Kelandon:

Well, I'm at least pretty sure that Salmon is losing.


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Your thoughts on Adventure Quest in General
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quote:
Originally written by Cake Glaahk:

Trollee Salmon!
:eek: :eek: :eek:

You scared me for a minute there. Nice bait, no hook. You'd do better with that hook.

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Originally written by Kelandon:

Well, I'm at least pretty sure that Salmon is losing.


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Here's you break kid. You're gonna be a star! in General
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Oh, did I mention that you can deduct (from income) any state taxes when you file your federal return?

That means, under this proposal, Oregon residents would pay an extra $40 million annually to the Federal government.

:)

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Originally written by Kelandon:

Well, I'm at least pretty sure that Salmon is losing.


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Your thoughts on Adventure Quest in General
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Originally written by Guardian Magma:

quote:
Originally written by demonslay3r:

The internet is a tired enough place already. Do you really need to type in third person?
In your sig there is a word... Freedom. :P

That means personal freedom. Everyone else must suffer the restrictions imposed on them by others.

Chew on that for a bit. :P

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Originally written by Kelandon:

Well, I'm at least pretty sure that Salmon is losing.


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What do you do when you're on the boards? in General
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This is pretty much it. It is very worksome to be this productive.

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Originally written by Kelandon:

Well, I'm at least pretty sure that Salmon is losing.


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Don't touch that dial! in General
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Originally written by Transportion:

quote:
Originally written by Spookee Salmon:

Unless you have your computer in front of a couch, a suitable distance away, with a coffee table in between for popcorn or drinks. But then it is just sad, you know, to have your computer set up in the living room like it is the center of your life. That is what the big, dark television is for.
While I recognize irony when it hits me (hard), I take exception to your implications. I'd rather have a computer in the living room than a television, because there are definitely times when being able to, say, look something up online would be nice. Televisions serve only as obstacles to intelligent and unintelligent conversation.

—Alorael, who believes the lack of TV in his life may have led to a crippling inability to pay attention to anything else when a TV is on. Even if he's not facing it and even if it's mute he still can't focus with a TV in the room. It sounds funny, but it's highly inconvenient.

At times there are better things to do than converse, and if television sparks those times, then that is a good thing.

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Originally written by Kelandon:

Well, I'm at least pretty sure that Salmon is losing.


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Why can't the net be chaotic evil? in General
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The massive size of that article makes me not want to read it. Does that make me a bad person? Evil maybe? Please?

Does net neutrality have anything to do with the fact that UBB.Classic will not accept a reply that contains the following ?
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Originally written by Kelandon:

Well, I'm at least pretty sure that Salmon is losing.


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Ballot Measure 41 - A lot of big words and such.

This is a boring tax measure, with exciting and newness built right in. The measure offers to reduce your state income tax bill. The total reduction in 2006-2007 will be $151 million, and that will increase over time. Oh, the text of the measure is short, let's take a look at that.
quote:
BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OREGON:
The Oregon Revised Statutes shall be revised by adding the following section, which section shall read:
Section 1. On personal state income tax returns for tax years beginning on or after Jan 1, 2007, a deduction shall be allowed against income for each dependent, taxpayer, and spouse, lawfully claimed as an exemption on an Oregon taxpayer's federal income tax return. The total amount of the deduction allowed on the state income tax return shall not be less than the total amount of the deduction allower for all exemptions onthe taxpayers federal tax return.
(a) Any legislative Act repealing or delaying implementation of all or part of this section, or decreasing the amount of the deduction enacted by this section shall be deemed to be a tax increase and subject to the supermajority requirement of the Oregon Constitution and the prohibition on attachment of an emergency clause to the Act.
(b) A taxpayer shall have the option of using the existing Exemption Credit, or a larger Exemption Credit adopted by the state legislative assembly , in lieu of the deduction set forth in this section, if the taxpayer would pay a lower tax using the Exemption Credit than by taking the deduction enacted by this section.
Whooooooeeeeee! There's some mighty purty words. Let's see who came up with them, shall we?

OMG!!!!! It's Kevin Mannix and R Russell Walker! We know them! They're old BM buddies! They gave it a cute name too. It's called the Oregon Family Tax Cut and if you don't support it you're a COMMUNIST!!!!

Just because I've done it before, let's look at those in support and opposition of this measure.
SupportingRussell Walker, Oregon Citizens For A Sound Economy PACRussell Walker, Freedomworks (twice)Russell Walker, Taxpayer Defense FundLoren ParksJason Williams, Taxpayer Association of OregonOpposingJason Reynolds, Oregon Consumer LeagueJerry Cohen, AARPPhil Donovan, Defend Oregon CoalitionLarry Wolf, Oregon Education Assoc.Anita Olsen, Oregon PTAKelly Bach, Oregon State Fire Fighters CouncilJeff Leighty, Oregon State Police Officers' Assoc.Becca Uherbelau, Defend Oregon Coalition four contributionsLisa ZavalaMargaret Noel, Oregon LWVTed Kulongoski, Governor of OregonDon Loving, Oregon AFSCME Council 75Janet Webster, The Oregon Library AssocJill Eiland, Intel CorpTom Chamberlain, Oregon AFL-CIOMartin Taylor, Oregon Nurses AssocMorgan Allen, Defend Oregon Coalition twiceJim Davis, Oregon State Council for Retired CitizensMark Schwebke, American Federation of Teachers - OregonLinda Burgon, SEIU Local 503, OPEUMerlene Martin, Oregon School Employees AssocRev. Alcena Boozer, Ecumenical Ministries of OregonLynn Lundquist, Oregon Business AssocJonah Edelman, Stand For ChildrenChuck Clemans, Clackamas Community CollegeBob Shiprack, Oregon State Building and Construction Trades CouncilSeveral people representing, Gov't workers that keep prisoners in prisonPhillip Kennedy-Wong, Human Services Coalition of OregonChristy Mason, Our OregonTina Kotek, Children First for OregonGerald Scovil, PSU Alumni Assoc.Duncan Wyse, Oregon Business CouncilTim Kral, Oregon Rehabilition AssocI need a break. Okay. So, please discuss. Imagine the ramifications of this tax change and what effect it will have on the state of Oregon.
And vote. Voting is important.

[ Saturday, October 21, 2006 09:08: Message edited by: Spookee Salmon ]

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Originally written by Kelandon:

Well, I'm at least pretty sure that Salmon is losing.


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Originally written by Transportion:

He is, however, very picky about his meat, which means he often avoids eating it. He has been known to accept inconvenience and even fasting instead of meat, but that's entirely dependent on the provenance of the meat in question. McDonalds is really out of the question.
I think we are on the same page, except that I expend quite a few resources to make sure there is meat available for my family. Besides fishing, I do hunt, and also contract with a farmer to provide a cow every winter.

McDonalds, et al, do lead to obesity, and likely other illness, and are out of the question. Supermarket vegetables are a rare part of my diet, as our garden provides enough to freeze and last through the spring. Lettuce and spinach were the only staples, and given the tragic lack of packaging skill I doubt we will continue in that vein. Perhaps a greenhouse will be in our future.

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Originally written by Kelandon:

Well, I'm at least pretty sure that Salmon is losing.


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Originally written by Tyranicus.:

What?! I rarely double-post. I occasionally do it by accident, and I sometimes deliberately double-post to bump a topic, but I'm not a chronic double poster like [i]some[/i] people around here.
*cough*cough*Salmon*cough*cough* :P

It's not chronic, it's spasmodic. And did you catch that triple I pulled? Over in the posting game thread? I didn't think I could do it, and then I did, and I was like, all right, and it was awesome.

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Originally written by Kelandon:

Well, I'm at least pretty sure that Salmon is losing.


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Originally written by Zeviz:

Salmon, making checkboxes that you can check only one of was very evil.
Just for you Zeviz, just for you.

:P

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Originally written by Kelandon:

Well, I'm at least pretty sure that Salmon is losing.


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