The "whatever's on your mind" thread

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  • puzzleboxpuzzlebox Telltale Alumni
    edited October 2012
    Giant Tope wrote: »
    I'm still male according to the forums! *fistpump*

    High five, fellow fly-under-the-radar female.
  • edited October 2012
    HEY GUYS REMEMBER WHEN I WAS CREATIVE AND CRAFTY AND ACTUALLY DID STUFF?

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  • edited October 2012
    Well, you've just given us the clue that I'm not the murderer. Which is a shame, but I guess I can add another gory demise to my list of literary credits. I just ask that there be no intestinal severing, because that just gets disgusting and causes a horrible mess.

    You get I]offered[/I a chair and I]told very nicely that you may sit down and take your shoes off![/I. You’re entire I]outfit[/I gets covered in I]fairy dust[/I, and the I]many kittens in the room all play together in a sweet and amusing manner[/I.

    Nah, not really.
  • puzzleboxpuzzlebox Telltale Alumni
    edited October 2012
    That's enough, Noname.
  • edited October 2012
    I am the new Edgar Allan Poe. MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
  • edited October 2012
    Noname215 wrote: »

    How did I become an entire outfit? Is this one of them magical murder thingees?

    Also, this doesn't sound nearly as entertaining as the time I got crucified with razor wire. Put me off nails for weeks. And wire.
  • edited October 2012
    I'm going to put together a montage of my favorite films. I've wanted to do this for years....and now I'm finally just going to do it. But should I do it by genre? I have so friggin many.
  • edited October 2012
    How did I become an entire outfit? Is this one of them magical murder thingees?

    Also, this doesn't sound nearly as entertaining as the time I got crucified with razor wire. Put me off nails for weeks. And wire.

    Puzzlebox changed the whole thing. For that, your death in the story will be twice as gruesome.
  • edited October 2012
    Noname215 wrote: »
    Puzzlebox changed the whole thing. For that, your death in the story will be twice as gruesome.

    Oh, goody! It's been too long since I was last murdered.
  • edited October 2012
    Then again, if I kill you, to quote the greatest comic genius in the world, it would be like: “Oh, Jack the Ripper, eh? Beating up on little girls!"
  • edited October 2012
    Noname215 wrote: »
    Then again, if I kill you, to quote the greatest comic genius in the world, it would be like: “Oh, Jack the Ripper, eh? Beating up on little girls!"

    I don't remember Groucho ever saying that...
  • edited October 2012
    It was Curly Howard who said that.
  • edited October 2012
    Comedy's like beauty. It's different for everyone.
  • edited October 2012
    Zeppo was the comedic genius no one understands.
  • edited October 2012
    And Orson Wells was the comic genius who was unintentional.
  • edited October 2012
    Alfred Hitchcock had a bit of a dark sense of humor.
  • edited October 2012
    Vincent Price was hilarious.
  • edited October 2012
    Jimmy Stewart had a good sense of humor. So did Cary Grant, and on occasions Errol Flynn.
  • edited October 2012
    Broke up with my girlfriend today. Yep. That certainly did happen.

    EDIT: Well that sure cleared the room.
  • edited October 2012
    Noname215 wrote: »
    Also, Alcoremortis, you aren’t the murderer. ___________ is the murderer.

    I always knew that flat line was suspicious.

    It's nearly everywhere ...
    v v v v v v v v v v v
  • edited October 2012
    The same as you. A "Million".
  • edited October 2012
    I have not seen the movie Scott Pilgrim vs. The World. Is it necessary to have seen it to appreciate the game?
  • JenniferJennifer Moderator
    edited October 2012
    Chyron8472 wrote: »
    I have not seen the movie Scott Pilgrim vs. The World. Is it necessary to have seen it to appreciate the game?
    No. It does help to have played a whole bunch of retro games though, as there's a lot of references to them in there. :)
  • edited October 2012
    In that case, what do you call 1.000.000?
    der_ketzer wrote: »
    The same as you. A "Million".

    der_ketzer is just kidding. To us the number 1.000.000 is commonly known as 'Bob'.
  • edited October 2012
    if 1,000,000 is "Bob", then is 1,000,000,000 called a milliard, a billion or a Bob-omb?
  • edited October 2012
    Chyron8472 wrote: »
    I have not seen the movie Scott Pilgrim vs. The World. Is it necessary to have seen it to appreciate the game?
    As far as I'm concerned, there is no scenario in which watching Scott Pilgrim vs The World could increase enjoyment.

    That is to say, I hate that movie.
  • edited October 2012
    Yes, but do you like the game?
  • edited October 2012
    It's overrated, but not bad. A lot of people who sing its praises haven't actually played the games it takes a lot of its ideas from, so they don't know that those games generally did the same thing a lot better. Still, it's decent enough, beneath that really garish Scott Pilgrim skin.
  • edited October 2012
    Iryon wrote: »
    I always knew that flat line was suspicious.

    It's nearly everywhere ...
    v v v v v v v v v v v

    No, you just need to pick the murderer is at the end of the story.
  • edited October 2012
    It's overrated, but not bad. A lot of people who sing its praises haven't actually played the games it takes a lot of its ideas from, so they don't know that those games generally did the same thing a lot better. Still, it's decent enough, beneath that really garish Scott Pilgrim skin.

    This sounds somewhat like praise for something modern from dashing that isn't Indie, Obsidian, or Chris Avelone.
  • edited October 2012
    Noname215 wrote: »
    No, you just need to pick the murderer is at the end of the story.

    If you suspect Alcoremortis is the killer, turn to page 37.
    If you suspect Cockerel is the killer, turn to page 2.
    If you suspect you are the killer, and committed the murders in a blinding rage with no memory of the event and you fear you may kill again, put down the book and have yourself committed to the nearest mental hospital.
  • edited October 2012
    Icedhope wrote: »
    This sounds somewhat like praise for something modern from dashing that isn't Indie, Obsidian, or Chris Avelone.
    I'm not sure "It's not bad enough for me to try and say you *shouldn't* get it" is the highest of praise. =P
  • edited October 2012
    Klatuu wrote: »
    If you suspect Alcoremortis is the killer, turn to page 37.
    If you suspect Cockerel is the killer, turn to page 2.
    If you suspect you are the killer, and committed the murders in a blinding rage with no memory of the event and you fear you may kill again, put down the book and have yourself committed to the nearest mental hospital.

    Not what I meant. The thread will have a poll, so that’s how you can choose the killer.
  • edited October 2012
    Klatuu wrote: »
    If you suspect Alcoremortis is the killer, turn to page 37.
    If you suspect Cockerel is the killer, turn to page 2.
    If you suspect you are the killer, and committed the murders in a blinding rage with no memory of the event and you fear you may kill again, put down the book and have yourself committed to the nearest mental hospital.

    What if I suspect that I'm the killer? Do I go to page 37 or to the mental hospital?
  • edited October 2012
    You take page 37 of any book to the mental hospital.
  • JenniferJennifer Moderator
    edited October 2012
    Turn to page 37 and then skip ahead 5 pages because 42 is the answer to everything.
  • edited October 2012
    coolsome wrote: »
    You take page 37 of any book to the mental hospital.

    That's so logical! Thanks!
  • edited October 2012
    Noname215 wrote: »
    Not what I meant. The thread will have a poll, so that’s how you can choose the killer.

    Whats the point of a murder mystery if you already know who the killer is! :confused:

    EDIT: Also if you're wondering why page 82's missing well... um... it had a nice picture on it.... :3
  • edited October 2012
    Whats the point of a murder mystery if you already know who the killer is! :confused:

    You don’t. You just get to guess and then you later find out who. I’m dividing it into two parts, so you’ll have time to read part one and then try to guess who the killer(s) is.
  • edited October 2012
    Hmmm... maybe I should write a murder mystery about someone trying to write a murder mystery.

    Or is that a little too meta? XD

    EDIT: Maybe a murder mystery about a murder mystery trying to write a murder mystery! XD
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