*applauds* Thy post is excellent. I shall give it reputation once it'll allow me to do so.
Thank you very much, Hyper. :3 No, I don't have a writing career, but I greatly enjoy writing, both as a craft and as a hobby.
First of all, duffers usually don't talk behind your front, only behind your back so you'll be able to see them. I know. You probably have those two things mixed up, seeing as you are only the tender age of non-duffer, which is probably -123/ð÷µ¾. This is actually a prime number, except when divided by ☼.
Also, threatening to quit the forum for not speaking dufferish is a tad immature, which is ok for a duffer, but not for a human being. Usually duffers threaten to quit the forum if they don't get a turn a hugging the rubber banana or if their dorm room has no room for an extra shiny can, or no one let's them jump from the Cliff called Cliff. Other than that, they're fine.
Personally, the day we run our of cheez whiz would be the day I quit. But even then, I probably won't do it because who will direct the insane asylum choir then? I don't want it to disband if I were to quit.
Oh, yeah, that place I just mentioned is the place that most duffers call home anyway, although I'm not sure if they water buffaloes roam there.
Entering a forum is a delicate matter. The transition from “outsider” to “insider” takes time, effort and a bit of diplomacy. Interjecting oneself and demanding inclusion is like a guy that moves to town in the middle of the baseball season and shows up during a game demanding to play. The team is established, all of the positions on the team are filled and they have been practicing together for months to refine their game. The team feels no obligation because the guy is an “outsider” – he has made no investment in the success of the team – he is unknown to the rest of the team. The new kid, therefore, feels excluded and offended. His frustration with the “closed” nature of the group causes him to throw himself on the ground in the middle of the field kicking and screaming that he should be allowed to play. Although the guy might be the best baseball player the game has ever known his tantrums have alienated all of the members of the team that have invested a significant amount of time and effort developing their game. An alternative approach would be to show up early and get to know the players, offer to help get the field ready, help manage the equipment, ask to play catch with the players during the warm-up time, listen and learn. By ingratiating yourself with the team members, they will see you as a potential asset rather than a demanding intruder. As the guy demonstrates both his commitment to the team and his ability to contribute to the team the existing team members will, over time, feel a freedom and desire to put him in the game when there is an opening.
That wasn't the point at all. xDSo I'm your guys servant?
LOL jk, I get it for sure! Thanks MissReep
It was my dad's; I can't take credit for it. But thanks on his behalf.Is the answer to the riddle on the last page memories?
As for the thread itself I agree with what has been said about us duffers. If you're new to duffering our don't understand it punch the name of whatever you don't understand into the search engine and pick a topic that looks like it has a dufferish name and start reading it. I did that alot when I first came here. Usually the older a duffer thread is the more informative it is, and usually the longer a person has been a duffer the more informative he/she is. In some cases though this isn't completely true, like if you wanted to know about the water buffalo discussions or my cats tomato cannon and toaster. We duffers are a strange, but friendly bunch and usually we don't use our claws either, especially not when answering innocent questions about our trade. Usually we just throw food at each other if things get heated....
And MissR's analogy is quite a good one too.
Celly whose name I can't spell said:'The Order of the Can III' is quite extensive (one hundred twenty-nine pages, to be exact), but the very first post is extraordinarily helpful. It contains a list of Duffer training resources and in addendum "The Duffer Library: Archive of Notable Comments, Conversations, and Conglomerations of Duffer information, etc." The latter includes a link to "Info on Cheese Whiz" and two videos on how to throw someone off a cliff.
Celly-something-or-other said:I have learned that many Dufferisms are invented spur-of-the-moment and have no meaning at all behind them. Duffers are known for being random; in fact, it is one of the most prevailing trademarks of a Duffer.
Celly the cell phone said:Duffers are generally a very witty bunch. They vastly appreciate those who are also witty, but you should not feel intimidated by that or feel that you must possess a certain vocabulary to be a Duffer.
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I never said I was leaving the forums, ever...
I'm so close to unsubscribing ><
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I never said I was leaving the forums, ever...
And the answer to the riddle is obviously "Duffers." Take this thread for example. It was meant to take all the duffers out, yet they are all here in numbers with more and more coming every day.
Is the answer to the riddle on the last page memories?
I think the above statements, multiplied by the previously given number of -123/ð÷µ¾, could be used to help formulate the "Big Duffer Who Went BANG!" Theory..
And the answer to the riddle is obviously "Duffers." Take this thread for example. It was meant to take all the duffers out, yet they are all here in numbers with more and more coming every day.
Oh, that makes sense! That's a good riddle.The real answer is "Steps" ... The more you take, the more you leave behind ><
Oh, that makes sense! That's a good riddle.
Why do you keep using the ">.<" frustrated face?
As soon as the duffer scientists get here they will start working on it. Right now they are all busy trying to come up with a formula to explain why no one has put a tire swing up the Lossy Tree.