Thread: Fable Q&A
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Old 04-07-2008, 02:37 PM
Millieway Millieway is offline
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Originally Posted by Siberys View Post
@millieway

....Yeah, I realize this is a spam thread...but jeez. I was asking why you are called Millieway, as in what significance does the name have. There was no need to twist the context to suit your answer better.

Here, I'll even go first if it's that big a deal...
What can I say? It seems you are smart enough or not smart enough not to play along with me. I do not think this can be used to figure out how smart someone might be. Nevertheless, you did not play along with me and that is for sure. Thus, you asked a question, I answered to your question. You asked again, and I would still answer the same.

So, can you tell me what makes you think usernames have significance?

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Originally Posted by Fiberfar View Post
Exactly.
It's a lot easier to find a parliament with rail road tracks going under it. Load the train with gunpowder instead and take the train there. Saves you a lot of carrying. :p :)
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Originally Posted by Lady Dragonfly View Post
That's right. And don't forget to wear a mask of Guy Fawkes.
Why do I have feeling I should be spouting something like this:

Mala fide, magnum bonum, is achieved by this mere Master of Arts, as member of newly founded marquis, standing with mantic mandate to match the malevolent men whom have spread like miasma, murdering, mutilating this monostichous Mulley of a mob. Mob left mordacious, by these misologist, minacious towards minds not controlled by mendacity… … leaving me with motion of momentaneous need for change, myself facing metanoia, metonymy to bring down this monarch ruling unduly.
Thus, you may call me M.


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Originally Posted by fable View Post
What do you prefer to store under Parliament, then? Just curious. :)
Cucumbers. Gunpowder is so 17th century. Kegs of cucumbers are far more deadly- :P
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