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In :) 12 yrs ago Forum: Spam Forum
Barioth said
I was on a hike with a few friends once and I found a Shuriken lodged in a pine tree. I was like "Cool, free Shuriken."


I dunno, man, what if that was a trap.

Like, some ninjas lodge shuriken in a tree to lure in the curious like bait, and then they can attack again and take out the victim.

Although, it doesn't make sense that they'd be taking out random passersby unless they're cannibals or something, hunting for food.

.....Why is this where my brain went upon reading this post.
Hmm. I'll be finished with school soon, so, if this craze is still around in about a week or so then I just might give it a try.
Jorick said
You're assuming that people actually have the skills and powers of their avatar.If that's the case, I should be able to solve the whole situation easily by convincing someone to kill Mahz and then set us free.


Mm, fair enough.
ActRaiserTheReturned said
Yes I'm sorry. I don't know what happened, but I fixed it now.


Yeah, I see that it's fixed. I probably should've edited my own post as soon as you did so.
Sherlock Holmes said
You'd only be considered a cannibal if it were another pair of scissors. Just because RoboDrakel is made of metal, that wouldn't necessarily make you a cannibal.


Yeah, same reasoning behind why eating meat isn't cannibalism. Animals are made of flesh, just like you and I, but they aren't human so it really doesn't fit the definition.

Though claiming otherwise sounds like some shitty argument that PETA or something would bring up, now that I think about it.
Goldmarble said
An amendment to the Castle Law Doctrine in which you are legally allowed to use acceptable force to prevent, or terminate a Officer of the Peace's actions if they are acting in excessive measures. IE: If the Police kick in your door, without warrant, and you legitimately feel they are a threat to your life? You can legally return force against them.If a Police Officer is using excessive force to arrest you unlawfully, or someone else, you may intervene. Such as if an Officer is curb stomping someone's head? Yeah. You can legally stop that. If an Officer draws their service pistol on a handcuffed man, who was sitting on the pavement? Yeah, you can stop that.This amendment does not protect you if you are actually committing a crime, or if the Officers have a legitimate warrant for your arrest, nor the motions of force necessary to handcuff someone*.*Breaking someones arm of course, is not part of those motions of force.In the most plain of words: A while ago, an Indiana Judge ruled that Castle Doctrine effectively did not matter if it was the Police unlawfully breaking into your home, instead of anyone else. Supreme Court laughed at that. Police are now treated as if they were anyone else (Supposedly).


I get it now. When I first saw the thread, there was no Youtube video and only a link to a post reply box on a thread with the same title as this one but no visible posts, followed by the same set of gifs. Hence my confusion.

Sorry, I should probably edit that post now.
I'll start with Magnum's question since it's easier for me to segue from this one into OP's than the other way around.

Magic Magnum said
This reminds me of another question I have, but is close enough to this topic I'll just ask it here.What are your people's standards for calling in sick legitimately?


Basically, if you feel like you can't work (and I mean that you really feel miserable and know you can't be very productive), then stay home. Your work quality won't be as good and your body could probably really use a day of rest, anyway. Otherwise, though, just go work. It shouldn't be that bad and so long as you're not lazy, you can get through it. Really it's just about judging whether or not you feel you're capable of working on a given day. Bring some hand sanitizer or something, though.

There are exceptions to this, like if you're working with food or something, in which case you should probably be a bit more hesitant to work while sick, but I feel like the above rule of thumb covers most things.

If you don't have any excuse, though, and you just didn't feel like getting out of bed that morning... quit being such a lazy bum.

I mean, maybe I'm not the best person to ask, since I'm a weird little workaholic who, on multiple occasions, has tried to come to school despite really being too sick to be there, and then only left a bit later in the morning after my friends managed to convince me that I looked and felt absolutely miserable and I really needed to just go home and sleep.

Given that piece of info about myself, my above opinions should be rather unsurprising. But, that's just what they are - my opinions.
I was expecting another comic like Giygas's.

Reported for false advertising.
It just occurred to me that I'm at a serious advantage in terms of survival. No matter what happens, I got 12 lives left! :D
rpg101 said
You're walking a dangerous path Jorick. You have taken upon your shoulders a heavy burden, for those that embark on the journey of crafting a Spam Story are bound by blood and oath to finish it. A curse falls upon those who betray this oath, a deadly one. But this path is not all darkness, you shall find a light along it as well. Adoration from the creatively challenged, impressed mutters from the readers, begs from the pathetics who wish to be put in, And the bitches man. You'll get all the bitches.


He already got all the bitches. Didn't you read it?

Seriously though, love the names in this, as well as the depictions of the other sections of Rolpia. Keep it up.
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