Picture Time!

Jerry · Post by **Jerry** » Fri Jun 06, 2008 7:55 pm

The guy on the right represents us. The guys on the left represent people that believe that broken rules aren't a problem because the GM can change them.

Calibron · Post by **Calibron** » Fri Jun 06, 2008 8:02 pm

Jerry · Post by **Jerry** » Sat Jun 07, 2008 12:43 am

Caliborn wrote:No.

Can't take a joke?

JonSetanta · Post by **JonSetanta** » Sat Jun 07, 2008 1:25 am

4chan pictures are only linked for the first few hours.
.... as you have just found out.
Linking to threads is almost as fruitless of an effort.

Upload to photobucket and link from there.

However, as you will come to find, there are many here at TGD that supply virulent reactions to anything 4chan related. Still, opinions are opinions, as long as it's nothing lewd.
Probably just an age thing. Or levels of grognarditude.

Crissa · Post by **Crissa** » Sat Jun 07, 2008 1:32 am

I didn't find the picture to be useful.

-Crissa

JonSetanta · Post by **JonSetanta** » Sat Jun 07, 2008 1:32 am

Well I'd like to know what the picture looked like.

Jerry · Post by **Jerry** » Sat Jun 07, 2008 1:50 am

An angry guy on the right was glaring at a bunch of people on the left, all of whom were saying "Derp, derp, derp!"

Koumei · Post by **Koumei** » Sat Jun 07, 2008 4:19 am

Oh, right. Well, to be fair, "Derp derp derp" is 4chanese for "Babble spoken by complete fucking morons." - similar to "Ching chong nip nong nong" for "The Asians are saying something in their language in this comic. I don't know two words of it." or "Pero pero pero" for "Those English people are saying something in their language." (Japanese).

So basically, we are the angry people (we give that impression a lot) and the "My GM can fix things, so the rules as they are are fine!" crowd are complete idiots who need to have their ideas censored into derpity derp?

Sounds right to me.

JonSetanta · Post by **JonSetanta** » Sat Jun 07, 2008 4:48 am

The most common word an average Westerner says is "pero"?

More like "mmhmm", "OK", "fuck" or "[EDITED]".

Jerry · Post by **Jerry** » Sat Jun 07, 2008 5:19 am

Koumei wrote:So basically, we are the angry people (we give that impression a lot) and the "My GM can fix things, so the rules as they are are fine!" crowd are complete idiots who need to have their ideas censored into derpity derp?

Sounds right to me.

That's what I'm making fun of.

Talisman · Post by **Talisman** » Sat Jun 07, 2008 5:37 am

sigma999 wrote:The most common word an average Westerner says is "pero"?

More like "mmhmm", "OK", "fuck" or "[EDITED]".

I' d say "Y'know?" or "huh" or "'kay" or <grunt>.

Yeah, probably <grunt>.

...Hey, isn't "perro" Spanish for dog?

Koumei · Post by **Koumei** » Sat Jun 07, 2008 6:19 am

sigma999 wrote:The most common word an average Westerner says is "pero"?

More like "mmhmm", "OK", "fuck" or "[EDITED]".

Well, I'm fairly certain "ching" and "chong" are not Japanese words. At all. They also probably aren't common Chinese words (I unfortunately know little of the language itself), and likewise for the many other Asian languages.

Apparently when Westerners talk, it just comes across as a bunch of "pero pero!" to them. Although in an episode of Excel Saga, the first word one of the Americans speaks is indeed "Shit!" They seem to understand how we work.

JonSetanta · Post by **JonSetanta** » Sat Jun 07, 2008 7:06 am

Koumei wrote: Apparently when Westerners talk, it just comes across as a bunch of "pero pero!" to them. Although in an episode of Excel Saga, the first word one of the Americans speaks is indeed "Shit!" They seem to understand how we work.

That's accurate too.
As for us Americans, we all waddle around with cowboy hats and shorts made out of American flags, you know.
Our favorite food is the McDonald's hamburger, we all drink Coke after weaning, and evenings subsist mostly of ESPN or Family Guy.

Koumei · Post by **Koumei** » Sat Jun 07, 2008 9:06 am

sigma999 wrote: As for us Americans, we all waddle around with cowboy hats and shorts made out of American flags, you know.

IN AMERICA!

I'm well used to the stereotypes - we Aussies all ride kangaroos to work (well, not work, obviously we never go to work, instead going to barbies that our mates hold).

Bigode · Post by **Bigode** » Sat Jun 07, 2008 9:21 am

Yeah, and we Brazilians all have pet monkeys, and our carnivals full of big-assed women are always attacked by lions, that we can't kill due to animal rights law, so we end up trying to tranquilize them before they eat too many people.

(The above was said to a bunch of English-speaking M:tG players who seem to have believed it. It totally glosses over our real problems, which might be said to be worse, but at least the big-assed women are indeed present.)

EDIT: fvck. My post count ...

SunTzuWarmaster · Post by **SunTzuWarmaster** » Sat Jun 07, 2008 4:43 pm

Us Floridians are all retarded, retired, Canadian/Norther beach bums who cannot figure out how to vote correctly.

Oh, wait....

Maxus · Post by **Maxus** » Sat Jun 07, 2008 4:48 pm

I spent my fine Alabama evening making sweet love to my sister, after I had met my primary needs: NASCAR and beer.

"WOOO! HAWT DAMN! LOOKIT THAT BOY TURN LEFT! AH SWEAH, HE'KIN TURN LEFT BETTER'N ANY O' THOSE COCKSUCKERS! *gulp* Hey, babeh, speaking o' cocksucking..."

the_taken · Post by **the_taken** » Sat Jun 07, 2008 4:55 pm

I'm a Canadian. I'm a little upset that my home melts in the summer now. But never has caribou been easier to hunt, eh?

Calibron · Post by **Calibron** » Sat Jun 07, 2008 5:15 pm

Wait, what? Lions? Lions aren't native to South America.

Calibron · Post by **Calibron** » Sat Jun 07, 2008 5:22 pm

As a Marylander, I don't have any stereotypes to complain about because no one knows or cares about Maryland. Our only real distinction is our crabbing industry, and no one outside of Maryland even eats crabs.

Oh, and Johns Hopkins, but people will probably start forgetting about that too since Harvard has managed to beat it out for best medical school in the U.S.

Cielingcat · Post by **Cielingcat** » Sat Jun 07, 2008 5:25 pm

People from Philadelphia just shoot each other while eating cheesesteaks.

Maxus · Post by **Maxus** » Sat Jun 07, 2008 6:21 pm

Caliborn wrote:As a Marylander, I don't have any stereotypes to complain about because no one knows or cares about Maryland. Our only real distinction is our crabbing industry, and no one outside of Maryland even eats crabs.

Oh, and Johns Hopkins, but people will probably start forgetting about that too since Harvard has managed to beat it out for best medical school in the U.S.

I eat crab.

But I'm also competent at catching them, via the arcane art of soft-crabbing.

Basically, if you like seafood around here, it pays to have friends who live in Bayou La Batre.

Calibron · Post by **Calibron** » Sat Jun 07, 2008 6:34 pm

You don't count, you're from Alabama.

Maxus · Post by **Maxus** » Sat Jun 07, 2008 7:05 pm

Yeah, and despite my best efforts, I've still picked up some rather Southern bits of knowledge

Like how to gut a deer, how to drive a tractor, how to grow my own tomatoes, how to go soft-crabbing, and how to fix such delicacies as grits, patty sausage, Southern-style sweet tea, and gumbo.

I'm also a better cook than most 21-year-old males, because I'm at least aware that you could just heat things up until they turn brown, or you could put some thought into it and add some seasonings of some sort to give it an actual taste.

It's for this reason that my fellow geology majors begin salivating when they hear I'm grilling some ribs.

CatharzGodfoot · Post by **CatharzGodfoot** » Sat Jun 07, 2008 7:31 pm

the_taken wrote:I'm a Canadian. I'm a little upset that my home melts in the summer now. But never has caribou been easier to hunt, eh?

Obviously you're from the Northwest Territories, because BC people are So British They Shit The Queen, and Quebecois are the most French of all peoples that can't speak French.