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DnD Central / Re: The Worldwide Politics Thread
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You know what really grinds my gears? The politics of the state of Mississippi.
We have a Senator for D.C. that has been in office since 1978, and is contemplating retirement, but has not indicated he will retire yet.

The guy running against him? A Teabagger that is masterful in the art of speech, giving great speeches at length, with no substance in them whatsoever. It would rustle his jimmies to read this, but he's like Obama in that regard.
You don't have politics in Mississippi, you have religion in another form.  ;D

*shudders at the thought*
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You know what really grinds my gears? The politics of the state of Mississippi.
We have a Senator for D.C. that has been in office since 1978, and is contemplating retirement, but has not indicated he will retire yet.

The guy running against him? A Teabagger that is masterful in the art of speech, giving great speeches at length, with no substance in them whatsoever. It would rustle his jimmies to read this, but he's like Obama in that regard.
You don't have politics in Mississippi, you have religion in another form.  ;D

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Forum Administration / Re: Moderation
I'll recruit the former D&D poster known as johnogaziechi to this site.
If he's interested in carrying on putting up with us all, perhaps he'd consider a modship?

That would mean diversity in having mods in different continents, as you requested Frenzie, and would also bring on board a religious moderator as well, and Catholic to boot, @Belfrager. Additionally, he would probably recruit Nigerans, and other Africans as well.

But one thing is assured; before our time is up, we simply must recruit Mr. Howie to this site; not to moderate, mind you, but to post, as I've always enjoyed his senile ramblings and ravings, and I'm sure Belfrager would go into withdrawals not having the old Orange v Green debates.  :trollface:
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Forum Administration / Re: What's in a Name?
Meh, if those bastards at Opera (pardon the French there, Frenzie, but they have really rubbed me the wrong way on how they've gone about the whole dratted thing) want to complain about the name, I say we spit on them, and add just a wee bit more to it, such as DnDTalk or something similar.

Of course, Pesala was always a wise poster, and I am still quite partial to the name Diatribes and Disputes, as it brings to mind happy years of arguing ad nauseum with our dear friend Bantay. :left:  :)
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DnD Central / Re: The Worldwide Politics Thread
You know what really grinds my gears? The politics of the state of Mississippi.
We have a Senator for D.C. that has been in office since 1978, and is contemplating retirement, but has not indicated he will retire yet.

The guy running against him? A Teabagger that is masterful in the art of speech, giving great speeches at length, with no substance in them whatsoever. It would rustle his jimmies to read this, but he's like Obama in that regard.
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DnD Central / The Worldwide Politics Thread
Post any political news, developments, etc, here; feel free to grouse and grumble about your local politicians, expound at great length what really grinds your gears about politicians or their actions, or alternatively, praise a politician, here.

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DnD Central / Re: Forum clock
Well now, I do declare, getting used this new forum, and trying to figure out how SF has already reached 197 posts is quite like the time I drank that Peyote Tea by accident.  :trollface:   :left: :right:
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Forum Administration / Re: Attracting new members
Definitely will need a place to discuss the different beers we've tried and how we rate them. For instance:

Tanglefoot: 10/10   Highly recommended

Budweiser: -10/10  Literal horsepiss


:)