freund Posted 10 September 2005 Posted 10 September 2005 Posting ambiguous sequences of emoticons. Evidence Sample 1: in fact 1 - 2 Leeds v Brighton For unfortunate victims, such as myself, I find myself confused by this sort of behaviour. I am not sure whether to read across, as one would a normal sentence. In instance one, the accused seems to go through a variety of different emotions, after hearing that Brighton are beating Leeds. He is 'unsure' then 'huh', proceeds to 'blink', then becomes a ninja or some shit, is then 'unsure', 'winks', raises a thumb and then lols. I mean, wtf? If this is not the case, we can only assume the accused has some form of schizophrenia. We should therefore ban him from the board, and install him inside a mental institute as quickly as possible, before he seriously damages someone, for instance by putting the 'angry' emoticon next to the 'wub' emoticon, which, rather than meaning tough love, means something completely different, and sinister. If Steven is found to be mentaly stable, I recommend putting a board cap of only two emoticons per post, this is more than adequate, and can still be abused, however. How does the jury hear?
Steven Posted 10 September 2005 Posted 10 September 2005 :sleeping: :sleeping: :sleeping: :sleeping: :sleeping: :sleeping: :sleeping: :sleeping:
freund Posted 10 September 2005 Author Posted 10 September 2005 Copycat! i'll accuse you to if you're not careful
cisono Posted 10 September 2005 Posted 10 September 2005 Sounds a bit like an essay to me (and much more analysis there than I have ever attempted in my posts. I hope my "philosophical stance" - which you hate so much - is not rubbing off on you! )
freund Posted 10 September 2005 Author Posted 10 September 2005 please don't turn this thread into one about me, it always happens and i don't like it
cisono Posted 11 September 2005 Posted 11 September 2005 please don't turn this thread into one about me, it always happens and i don't like it OK, I won't... since you are asking so nicely
Hitesh Posted 11 September 2005 Posted 11 September 2005 another interesting thread brought to you by Freund!
john_lcfc Posted 11 September 2005 Posted 11 September 2005 <_< i love emotions..make the most of them they are there for a reason
Steven Posted 11 September 2005 Posted 11 September 2005 <_< i love emotions..make the most of them they are there for a reason
cisono Posted 12 September 2005 Posted 12 September 2005 i love emotions..make the most of them they are there for a reason Explain this combination then...
Steven Posted 12 September 2005 Posted 12 September 2005 Explain this combination then... Madly in love.
john_lcfc Posted 12 September 2005 Posted 12 September 2005 madly in love yeah i think that is what i meant
Northants Fox Posted 12 September 2005 Posted 12 September 2005 accuse the accusers of accusing I agree
john_lcfc Posted 12 September 2005 Posted 12 September 2005 accuse the accusers of accusing accuse the accusers of those who are accusing accusers
Northants Fox Posted 12 September 2005 Posted 12 September 2005 accuse the accusers of those who are accusing accusers
Rincewind Posted 12 September 2005 Posted 12 September 2005 Emotions are OK if used in context with the post. Once upon a time there were two City fans Steven <_< and Freund Every week they used to meet their friends Htesh cisuno and lisa at the walkers to watch their team. When the team won they were and when they lost they were sad They shouted at the ref and waved their hands in the air :thumbsup: After the game they met in the pub for a or two Then they went home and lived happily ever after. The end I had to cut the emotions down cos I put too many in the post.
cisono Posted 12 September 2005 Posted 12 September 2005 Emotions are OK if used in context with the post.... Once upon a time there were two City fans Steven <_< and Freund Every week they used to meet their friends Htesh cisuno and lisa at the walkers to watch their team. When the team won they were and when they lost they were sad They shouted at the ref and waved their hands in the air :thumbsup: After the game they met in the pub for a <emoticon removed due to excess number> or two Then they went home and lived happily ever after. The end I had to cut the emotions down cos I put too many in the post. Hehe, good emoticon story!
john_lcfc Posted 12 September 2005 Posted 12 September 2005 Emotions are OK if used in context with the post. Once upon a time there were two City fans Steven <_< and Freund Every week they used to meet their friends Htesh cisuno and lisa at the walkers to watch their team. When the team won they were and when they lost they were sad They shouted at the ref and waved their hands in the air :thumbsup: After the game they met in the pub for a or two Then they went home and lived happily ever after. The end I had to cut the emotions down cos I put too many in the post. a very emotional story *winks*
Steven Posted 12 September 2005 Posted 12 September 2005 Emotions are OK if used in context with the post. Once upon a time there were two City fans Steven <_< and Freund Every week they used to meet their friends Htesh cisuno and lisa at the walkers to watch their team. When the team won they were and when they lost they were sad They shouted at the ref and waved their hands in the air :thumbsup: After the game they met in the pub for a or two Then they went home and lived happily ever after. The end I had to cut the emotions down cos I put too many in the post. Brilliant.
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