Midnight Rider
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can mods read PM's? i know this has been asked before but i forgot the answer and don't feel like looking for it
Mod Q&A Thread II
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Olórin the Wise
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Wow... the mods are even eviler than we thought! (If that's possible, that is...)
But I didn't sneeze... *looks confused*
(That really means "You're welcome". )
(If that's possible, that is...)But I didn't sneeze... *looks confused*
(That really means "You're welcome". )
"Eviler", eh? Is that anything like "more evil"? Or, perhaps, "neeviler", which is different?
Olórin the Wise
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I put "eviler" on purpose...
No...though someday we will figure out a way. *evil grin* *thinks of blackmail possibilities*
that grin makes me....nervous.
Midnight Rider
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i think it makes everyone nervouse, they just won't admit it
Pirate Queen
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I have a question. . . a VERY weird question
Who thought of the word duffer, and why?
Who thought of the word duffer, and why?
SpiritedWolf
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Ok, I got one that I know's been answered.... but
WHY IS THE SERVER BEING EVIL AGAIN!?!?!?! :'( It's driving me insane!!!!!!
WHY IS THE SERVER BEING EVIL AGAIN!?!?!?! :'( It's driving me insane!!!!!!
Pirate Queen
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C. S. Lewis. I don't know why.
Probably what you wanted to know was why on earth we use it to describe crazy people in the Land of . . . uh, Duffers. Well, I ––– don't know.
Oh sorry I didn't make myself plain. Yea that's what I wanted to know, why we use that word for craziness
Yep. . . I blame you it's all your fault now I'm not even going to be able to sleep at night! No I'm just kidding
Olórin the Wise
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I would guess that we use the term Duffer for craziness because the Duffers in The Dawn Treader were crazy...
Actually, C.S. Lewis didn't think of the word "Duffer". It is a long-used English term for anything silly, or stupid, or whatever.
Actually, C.S. Lewis didn't think of the word "Duffer". It is a long-used English term for anything silly, or stupid, or whatever.
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Midnight Rider
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what's the difference between senior members and friends of narnia? i know it's kinda late to ask but i suddenly remember i still didn't know
Senior members have over 100 posts. Friends of Narnia have over 1000 posts.
What? Pointless? We spent MONTHS debating over how many posts Friends of Narnia should have, and you call it pointless? Ugh, kids these days!
(Only kidding. When Paul updated the forum he posted a message that said "PS We have Friends of Narnia now." We were totally confused for like a month.)
It's been more than a month now, and it still isn't any better, though.
Olórin the Wise
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Something I've been wondering for awhil: You know how at the bottom of the forum it lists the total members and active members? Well, what constitutes an active member? Is it somebody who's been active in the last week? Last month? Last year? Last eon?
Olórin the Wise
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So it's post count? That seems odd... I mean, members can stop being active, can they? Even if they do have 5,000 posts or whatever.