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That's it Gwar!

That's the last time I ever try to defend you!

The Line has been crossed!

We are now ENEMIES!!!

LET THE FLAME WAR BEGIN!!!

ASTROPATHS STACK!!!!

Red_Lives wrote:ASTROPATHS STACK!!!!

No they don't

They only place they can't possibility stack is in imagination land where you burp where fart and fart where you burp!

You must throw out any comprehensive understanding of math and the English language, to believe they don't stack!

Red_Lives wrote:They only place they can't possibility stack is in imagination land where you burp where fart and fart where you burp!

You must throw out any comprehensive understanding of math and the English language, to believe they don't stack!

I'll roll off for it

I'll BE tfg and not allow you the satisfaction!

Gwar! wrote:

Red_Lives wrote:Awww. you guys took what i said out of context!!!


GAK YOU!

I meant a rolloff on the questionable rules >.<

IT IS QUESTIONABLE THAT THERE IS NO RULE TO SAY I CAN'T AUTOWIN!

Can you imagine if they actually put something for this in the errata?

Gwar! wrote:

Red_Lives wrote:ASTROPATHS STACK!!!!

No they don't

How many times must we explain this to you dammit?

() HAH

I had one a step worse than that. He checked my deployement, and my movement, then when I shot and it turned out I was in range he insisted that I had deployed wrong (read cheated).

During a tournament game where the victory condition was the one with objective markers in both deployment zones I captured one and he didn't. For some reason he seemed to think that because our tournament standings were the same the game should be decided on KPs. He then proceded to argue for 30 minutes that I had lost and had to have the tournament organizer and 2 other people walk him through why he lost.

The Green Git wrote:II'd like to cross section them and see if they have TFG rings, but that's probably illegal.

LMAO


Sigged!

While we are on the track of cheaters:
I like back in 3rd when people would measure the table at the start of the game to make sure it was "tournament legal", then proceed to get perfect shots with their guess weapons.

combatmedic wrote:While we are on the track of cheaters:
I like back in 3rd when people would measure the table at the start of the game to make sure it was "tournament legal", then proceed to get perfect shots with their guess weapons.

Yeah, I knew a guy like that. "I'm really good at guessing."

It always pissed these types off when my grudge thrower would land a shell on their stegadon.

sourclams wrote:
They're always less intelligent than they think they are. That's why they're TFG. Typically they're just smart enough to think they're smarter than everybody else.

They also usually have very strong opinions regarding Katanas, and the uberness thereof.

oddly enough a guy like that used to play at our store he has since been told never to come back, and he left a Katana behind at the store. This guy must be well traveled.

Toastix wrote:

sourclams wrote:
They're always less intelligent than they think they are. That's why they're TFG. Typically they're just smart enough to think they're smarter than everybody else.

They also usually have very strong opinions regarding Katanas, and the uberness thereof.

oddly enough a guy like that used to play at our store he has since been told never to come back, and he left a Katana behind at the store. This guy must be well traveled.

A katana eh? Well... at least it is not a pack of dynamite . I have only encountered TFG in situations not related to WH40k, just douches for the most part. Some of which could be considered trolls, most of which just need a girlfriend, and the rest just drank too much coffee that day.

I would call a TFG the guy that simply won't give up, no matter what. There is perseverance, and there is TFG; the differences are astounding, and usually take the form of repetitive mantras that sound something like, "No, because, No, because, No because". You ask them what they mean by this, and they respond because. Being able to mask your words with some cunning rules lawyering is one thing, TFG just thinks you aren't a thinking being.

Edited to remove political comment. Keep the political commentary in the OT Forum, and keep it polite. - Iorek

Vexatio – Ancient demon of annoyance.

Type 1.) Possessed - People temporarily possessed that create acts of great annoyance toward others. It can happen anywhere or anytime. No one is immune; however, the average person only gets possessed once or twice in their lifetime.

How to spot: It happens to all of us, sometimes, whether during moments of insecurity or letting others annoyance get the best of us in a need to strike back. No specific habits or style of dress.

Type 2.) Disciple – Those rare individuals that are too cowardly to engage in acts of wanton destruction and very insecure end up as disciples of Vexatio. These people live to annoy and devote their lives to it. They will portray themselves as good upstanding people that only mean well but in fact are out to annoy others at all costs. Most often found in a gaming/competitive environment such as a casino, gymnasium, sports stadium, gaming stores and website forums.

How to spot: Often wearing styles considered contradictory for the time and place, like coats cut much longer and made of materials not very common for the day during weather which is not appropriate, e.g. “Matrix” coats, 19th century cowboy long coats, stereotypical detective trench-coats, Spaghetti Western style ponchos, etc. Also may wear brown fedoras and brown leather jackets outside on a regular basis and comment that all they need now is a bullwhip.

Often they will speak of the movie Highlander as great American cinema and Tarantino as a God.

They will adorn their 80’s Honda Civics (or like car) with expensive aluminum rims and bumper stickers with sayings designed to annoy yet speak of their righteous individualism.

Tend to regard Katana swords as sacred (especially the Highlander replica) and will often speak of their real life Jedi-like qualities. When asked, they believe a stainless steel sword is the penultimate of sword technology and will argue why carbon-steel swords are inferior.

Did I miss anything?