The most random thread ever!!!

[Groddil]

Oh on a side note there is someone going around posting rather long lists of advertisements....

Anyone see anything they like?

I'll see something I like when that junk gets deleted and the spambot banned: Real posts.

[LT Sandpaw]

I agree, at first I thought the one spambot was kinda funny going around posting random stuff.

But its getting kind of annoying.

James where are you when we need you!?!?

[Skyblade]

Good thing the situation's being taken care of.

[Hickory]

What about DDB?

[Lady Ashenwyte]

What about DDB?

I will find it and end it.

[Rusvul]

"Forumitis" sounds more like a term for forum addiction to me.

No, the suffix -it is specifically refers to inflammation.

[James Gryphon]

ROTS Anakin vs. TPM Obi-Wan, who wins?

(That's when the two characters are closest in age. It really puts into perspective how much more powerful the former is supposed to be.)

[Delthion]

Neither? I have no idea.

[Søren]

ROTS Anakin vs. TPM Obi-Wan, who wins?

(That's when the two characters are closest in age. It really puts into perspective how much more powerful the former is supposed to be.)

Anakin, he was a full-blown knight at that point. Obi Wan had to be in ROTS form to beat him. I don't think TPM Obi Wan could, he was still a padawan.

[Hickory]

ROTS form? You sound like a Pokemon master.

[Jetthebinturong]

Would these be good aliases for the Horsemen of the Apocalypse?

Death=Morty? (Mort=Death in Latin) Thane? (Like the Greek Thanatos)
War=Warren? Warner?
Famine=Fabian?
Pestilence=Page? Perseus? (It means "destroyer")

[The Skarzs]

Those from PJO and other of Riordan's works?

[Jetthebinturong]

No. Morty is like the Latin Mort meaning "death" and I derived Thane from Thanatos, the Greek death god. Warren has war in it and Warner means "warrior". Fabian is the only F name I can think of. Page is a bit like "plague" and Perseus means "destroyer".

[Banya]

I like Warner and Page.  I don't know how agreeable these characters are, but whether you name the one Morty or Thane is partially dependent upon that trait.
Fabian is good.  I really like Farlan, as far as F names go.  (Like Farlan from AoT.)  Farlan sounds like the name of a strong, smart, kind-but-unwelcoming-but-overall-likable character.

[The Skarzs]

No. Morty is like the Latin Mort meaning "death" and I derived Thane from Thanatos, the Greek death god. Warren has war in it and Warner means "warrior". Fabian is the only F name I can think of. Page is a bit like "plague" and Perseus means "destroyer".

Ah.