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Did the police ever show up to the accident?
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See, @Vela... this is where a hearty "Shut Up, Scoob" at Raku would be well placed.
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scoobdog replied to discolé monade's topic in Survivor, the Game's ASMB Survivor II
It's kind of hard to say it's inadvertent since I was using myself as the punchline for an insult, but it certainly lost any edge. Now people just say it whenever. Also, he called the babies an ableist offensive term. I think that dude was almost as misogynistic as Nabbie, Bucket and Dane, but know one payed enough attention. -
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scoobdog replied to discolé monade's topic in Survivor, the Game's ASMB Survivor II
Westpark was always kind of … dumb. Well, ineffectual and dumb, but really committed which, naturally, made him a decent foil. One time he got it in his head to troll little old me for whatever reason by changing his avatar to mine. No one would know he was trolling except he would change it within minutes of me changing mine. About that time, he started doing this whole “Scooby Dooby” thing. It was kind of endearing. Anyway, this went on for a bit. A bunch of people started changing their avatars. Westpark started to kind of break character and whine about shit, so being the frustrated wanna be troll that I am, I got the brilliant idea that it would be hilarious to just say “Shut up, Scoob” everytime he was crying about something. It wasn’t comedy gold but I was amusing myself pretty decently for awhile. Then Westpark disappeared - maybe one of his lesbian baby mamas needed help with their future BATHL baby or he was banned - and the my purile humor needed a new outlet. So, never one to give up, I start using it every time someone says somethimg stupid like it’s the sickest burn ever, and people started picking up on it… by saying it back to me. In the end, it didn’t actually end up being a sick burn. -
I stand by it.
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scoobdog replied to discolé monade's topic in Survivor, the Game's ASMB Survivor II
Lol. There's a story behind "Shut up, Scoob" that I love to tell every now and then, and it whether or not its endearing kind of depends on your opinion. -
I don't really want to wade into this since any outlet with an aggressive stance is bound to fall short in a few areas, and I'm certainly not singling you out since you're merely relaying what is being said in the Armenian American community. But... It's particularly ridiculous for Armenians to claim the use of "Turk" is offensive. The term itself isn't exclusive to the identity that the Ottoman Empire was forcing Armenians to conform to, and it's not a specific purpose pejorative term that can be applies like the n word for black or n** for Japanese. What Armenian Americans are doing is coopting a broad term for their specific (and very legitimate) cause, which while well-meaning as a means of raising awareness, is counter productive on the whole.
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The Spambot Chronicles: British Hog Roast Edition
scoobdog replied to Raptorpat's topic in General Discussion
Ok.. besides him. -
The Spambot Chronicles: British Hog Roast Edition
scoobdog replied to Raptorpat's topic in General Discussion
So we have any UEMBers down under? We at least need a review of their services before we kick them out. -
If you repeat it three times, it totally becomes legal.
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Wonder what Shadow’s sugar daddy is up to?
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scoobdog replied to discolé monade's topic in Survivor, the Game's ASMB Survivor II
Is it really? -
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scoobdog replied to discolé monade's topic in Survivor, the Game's ASMB Survivor II
I like how you all are treating this like it's last minute when you still have the rest of the work week. -
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scoobdog replied to discolé monade's topic in Survivor, the Game's ASMB Survivor II
Surprisingly, it's not the theme that's hard. Frankly, you did a lot of the heavy lifting by coming up with the basic framework for each challenge, but it's still difficult coming up with mechanics that are easy enough to participate in but still have difficult enough premise to make the competition fun. -
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scoobdog replied to discolé monade's topic in Survivor, the Game's ASMB Survivor II
Coming up with challenges is more nerve-racking than I anticipated.