He's talking about yancy, Duff.

Are tehre any female posters anymore or did we scare away every single one?

I think a lot of the female boarders here struggled to find male companionship IRL and took advantage of the male message board demographic (lonely, horny and desperate) - exceptions to this being folks like Damo, paves, myself and Chrono - and after they had their way w/ them they moved on.

Ha. No. And certainly not Yancy.

I thought Yancy was in his 30s?

some girl?

poor form, AP.

Not. Gonna. Happen.

Probably not.

No. Come on guys. Let's just leave it. You all know.

I have no idea.

Everyone knows the best way to gauge a board favorite is how many of his/her quotes posters have in their signature on any given day. This seems to be the true vote - sort of like being published. Your work has to filter up to another level of acceptance.

Anyone who has a post quoted in someone's signature is a complete fucking idiot.

I had a pretty classic Montana quote about "being the wilderness" for a while.

I think it has more to do with star ratings. Most times when you're quoted in a signature it's because you're getting made fun of.

My new signature!

Think that was Captain Oblivious.

To any female boarders reading this thread, I will gladly stop being an "exception." Shoot me a PM.

Like another boarder said, I'm just happy I beat Le Chaton.

The effort it takes to put a comment in your sig is more than clicking a star(star ratings can also be manipulated by false accounts, something this forum had a very big problem with). It is without doubt the highest possible vote. Whether the person dislikes the poster in the quote is irrelevent. The effort invovled conveys that the sig quoter was moved in some way by that poster's comments. It all comes down to "does this poster affect you?". Taking the time to put their quotes in your sig is the ultimate answer to that. You are also including it in everything you do in SOMB;almost like definitive punctuation. It is no different than walking around outside with a patch on your clothing. Would you put something you hate on your clothing for people to read?

I don't think so......

Being quoted is the ultimate form of flattery in a text medium. That's all I have to say on this matter.

I suppose not. But like the stoner who wears a DARE t-shirt, one might put something on that one finds amusingly out of touch with reality.

Sometimes, people on the internet are insincere.

remarkably, while i recognize the vast majority of the names on the list, there are only a couple dozen posters on there that i know anything about - just as posters! 3 of the top 10 i could not for the life of me name a thread i'm certain they had posted in, let alone started

regarding the voting thing i'd bet that outside the top 102 (and probably outside the top 50 really) they names might as well have been put in a blender and spit out in random order

I'm happy that both of my internet personas beat out Le Chaton

As a female that has been on this since at least 2000 I say SCREW ALL OF YOU jagoffs complaining that there are no women on the board.

*shakes fists*

Story checks out - no straight male would ever choose Greg Dulli for an avatar.

Dude you've never been to a Dulli show. I've seen and known many a straight guy that have gone a little giddy like a school girl at the sight of Mr. Dulli.

What happened to the Mike Hodges appreciation thread?

Did gay guy who camps and now it's a big deal go crying off to wankingrufus to get it deleted?

turbo faggotry on both their parts, if so.

anyway, I’d like to say that Get Carter is right up there in terms of British films but the top five are Withnail and I, The Third Man, Brief Encounter, Dead Man's Shoes and The Ladykillers imo.

My warn % is gonna go through the roof

I think I know who you're talking about.

The thread didn't have anything to do with that guy. I just wanted to talk about Flash Gordon.

I guess it looked like harassment to someone. Which is funny, because even if it was (which it wasn't), there's nothing in the board rules about the subject. I thought people could do anything as long as it wasn't against the board rules.

I think you're right, Waylon. My warn % is still rigid at 10% for starting a thread about Liberian-Village's Five Things I Think thread

*raises glass*

at least 50 spots too low