TWG XCIX: Nearly Centennial

[James May]

Yoshl, that was a joke...

[FictionJunction]

Originally Posted by j-rodd123

-yea james was called out for making awkward reads out of nowhere
-I kept calling out his inconsistencies
-he struggled hard to be logical
-me and yoshl push him wolf
-he makes more inconsistencies and calls us idiots
-well although his play does not give him ANY villa points, he does make these weird sorts of points as villa too

so basically none of this matters and we're still killing YoshL right

[j-rodd123]

james maybe go to sleep or something, if ur a villa you just keep digging your own grave and im not one who wants to set up the easiest d1 mislynch ever

[FictionJunction]

basically James and jrodd are wolves and made this whole thing up

[FictionJunction]

[Netjet!]

jesus, I go away for 3 hours to watch kickass 2 and this is what happens



this is why family counseling exists people

[YoshL]

so many life details netjet wow

[dAnceguy117]

I bet the wolves aren't posting right now

[j-rodd123]

Originally Posted by FictionJunction

basically James and jrodd are wolves and made this whole thing up

got them moves like jagger.

the thoughts that james can do this in either role were there, but he was defended (or whiteknighted, who knows at this point), via Skype by none other than

danceguy

who is still completely random rolewise to me (one of james' other strong villa leans lol).

take this as u will but

danceguy

actually provided a solid defense of james that wasn't riddle with inconsistency and HIV

[dAnceguy117]

Netjet! hi

[Netjet!]

hi dance how are you

[dAnceguy117]

for the record: null read on James right now

[Netjet!]

Originally Posted by YoshL

so many life details netjet wow

hey man, it was a pretty good movie

[dAnceguy117]

Netjet: I'm good

who are your wolf partners?

[FictionJunction]

it's story time.

I'm going to talk to you about my fear of heights.

I've always been afraid of heights. It's actually kind of ridiculous. I have a hard time approaching people who are casually chatting by a balcony. They don't seem to care that gravity could take control any second, how could they not feel the imminent threat of death looming over their shoulders?

This affliction has really inconvenienced me and strangers I meet every other day. For example, I often disrupt traffic on bridges because I can't walk anywhere but in the dead center of the walking space. I get vertigo if I'm too close t the border. If I feel the weightless space next to whatever structure I'm walking on I feel a tilt in that direction, one that could pull me down at any moment's notice. It's quite terrifying.

Allow me to clarify that it's not the fall that's scary, it's the transition from ground to groundlessness. The idea that there's 'something' here and 'nothing' there. It's not the fall but the lack of control during the fall.

[Netjet!]

Not a wolf buddy, good try though. Vanilla human over here

[YoshL]

until you buy a fuccen wingsuit those things can give you like a 10:1 glide ration gatdam

[YoshL]

ratio

[FictionJunction]

Originally Posted by YoshL

until you buy a fuccen wingsuit those things can give you like a 10:1 glide ration gatdam

[j-rodd123]

Originally Posted by FictionJunction

it's story time.

I'm going to talk to you about my fear of heights.

I've always been afraid of heights. It's actually kind of ridiculous. I have a hard time approaching people who are casually chatting by a balcony. They don't seem to care that gravity could take control any second, how could they not feel the imminent threat of death looming over their shoulders?

This affliction has really inconvenienced me and strangers I meet every other day. For example, I often disrupt traffic on bridges because I can't walk anywhere but in the dead center of the walking space. I get vertigo if I'm too close t the border. If I feel the weightless space next to whatever structure I'm walking on I feel a tilt in that direction, one that could pull me down at any moment's notice. It's quite terrifying.

Allow me to clarify that it's not the fall that's scary, it's the transition from ground to groundlessness. The idea that there's 'something' here and 'nothing' there. It's not the fall but the lack of control during the fall.