Two old figure questions

On Jan 23, 5:12 am, "The Cheshire Cat" <Rokn....TakeThisOut@comcast.net> wrote:
> > In short, Erik's an emo douche, but Cheshire's being just as much of a
> > douche by digging up and beating a decomposed equine.
>
> fair enough.

To be fair, I was simply summing up his statement, not reflecting my
own opinion.
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>>> >> >>>> Does anyone know what year GW stopped using lead?
>>>
>>> >> >>>> Also, I've got an old figure that looks like a necron, but it
>>> >> >>>> has what
>>> >> >>>> looks
>>> >> >>>> like an autogun and a chaos symbol on its forehead. Was this
>>> >> >>>> just a
>>> >> >>>> one-off
>>> >> >>>> figure for RT, or were there more made?
>>> >> >>> What you're describing sounds an awful lot like a Chaos Android.
>>>
>>> >> >>> Those were pretty short-lived, IIRC.
>>> >> >> Tyranids ate their homeworld.
>>>
>>> >> > then had a beer with the tau
>>>
>>> >> And then Gazkhull sat on them and they died.- Hide quoted text -
>>>
>>> >> - Show quoted text -
>>>
>>> >had i not completely missed this line of the thread at the time it was
>>> >posted I would have probably responded with something along the lines
>>> >of:
>>>
>>> >"And then the Story Monster sang their lament."
>>>
>>> I knew you were a heartless bastard (you know you like it when I call
>>> you that!), but did you have to start that up again?
>>
>>that's how I roll...
>
> If there's a hell...
>
> ...you're already in command of it.
>

my secret is out
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<snip!>
> Chastising Chesh in the manner you did was funny I admit, but it seems
> to be a bit harsh especially since the only reason you did it is because
> you feel bad about the opinions you used to have.
>

i personally found it refreshing and histarical myself.
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On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 12:55:40 -0700, "MJB" <mrtinj DeleteThis @OLDsguy.com> wrote:

>Do you have first hand knowledge of what we did back during the great SEAL
>hunt? Do you know some of the immoral, borderline-illegal things that were
>done by certain people - myself included - in the succesful attempt to
>seperate Eric and his father from his father's fake claims? It doesn't fill
>me with a lot of pride to have taken part. I'm more grateful the NOBODY WAS
>KILLED over it. There were some actual Navy S.E.A.L.S who had served in
>Vietnam who were prepared to exact a degree of revenge for claiming military
>honors not due from the Setzer clan. And we were full prepared to point
>these people at the Setzers.
>
>So Ches' reminder of the 'bad old days' and what we did is NOT appreciated.
>I don't find it comic at all - I consider it goddamn lucky it didn't become
>a tragedy that some of us could have served time over.

I've been trying to stay out of this, but this is a damn good point.
That is, about some of the things done then. Sam called me one night
repeatedly at like 2am, harassment by any definition. Other people,
and no one knows who they were, did all kinds of things like spoofing
IPs, sending viruses, all kinds of stuff. It was VERY ugly. And most
of us have made peace with each other over it. But yeah, there was a
lot of stuff that was questionable, right or wrong, and I think most
people here would prefer to avoid that.

--
Erik

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"Erik Setzer" <kgavrin-at-gmail-dot-com> wrote in message
>
> Thanks, guys, for unleashing another vile evil upon the newsgroup.
>
> --
> Erik
>

But but but you came here all on your own, we didn't summon you.
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"estarriol" <estarriol DeleteThis @estarriol.jeansNTshirt.co.uk> wrote in message
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>
> "Erik Setzer" <kgavrin-at-gmail-dot-com> wrote in message
>>
>> Thanks, guys, for unleashing another vile evil upon the newsgroup.
>>
>> --
>> Erik
>>
>
> But but but you came here all on your own, we didn't summon you.
>

have you been using seal lard again to make cooking grease?!
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On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 17:34:51 -0000, "estarriol"
<estarriol.TakeThisOut@estarriol.jeansNTshirt.co.uk> wrote:

>
>
>"Erik Setzer" <kgavrin-at-gmail-dot-com> wrote in message
>>
>> Thanks, guys, for unleashing another vile evil upon the newsgroup.
>>
>> --
>> Erik
>>
>
>But but but you came here all on your own, we didn't summon you.

I only wish I could be evil. It'd make life a lot easier. I could
use senseless violence as a solution to every problem. I'm just too
emo to be evil though.

--
Erik

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"Seamus" <fomorianwolf RemoveThis @gmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Jan 23, 5:12 am, "The Cheshire Cat" <Rokn... RemoveThis @comcast.net> wrote:
>> > In short, Erik's an emo douche, but Cheshire's being just as much of a
>> > douche by digging up and beating a decomposed equine.
>>
>> fair enough.
>
> To be fair, I was simply summing up his statement, not reflecting my
> own opinion.

no i thought it was very accurate.
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> It wouldn't have worked with Ches. He thinks he's being funny. He thinks
> he's being amusing. If I would have asked him nicely, he'd have just
> mocked me. So I chose the opposite tact of smashing him in the gob. That
> seems to have gotten his attention. Whether it works or not remains to be
> seen.

actually youre wrong there. it would have worked. it wont work because it
had the opposite affect on me. however i am not interested in reading page
long rants and screaming matches intended not on proving a point but in
drowning out the other person till he just walks away.

scream all you want, but know that its you who missrepresents me at every
turn. you dont know me well enough to say what would and would not have
worked. most on this ng whove known me outside the group will say that i
would, indeed, have been very understanding of your side had you not made a
complete psychopathic ass of yourself.
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"The Cheshire Cat" <Roknese.TakeThisOut@comcast.net> wrote in message
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>> It wouldn't have worked with Ches. He thinks he's being funny. He
>> thinks he's being amusing. If I would have asked him nicely, he'd have
>> just mocked me. So I chose the opposite tact of smashing him in the gob.
>> That seems to have gotten his attention. Whether it works or not remains
>> to be seen.
>
> actually youre wrong there. it would have worked. it wont work because it
> had the opposite affect on me. however i am not interested in reading page
> long rants and screaming matches intended not on proving a point but in
> drowning out the other person till he just walks away.

You're just going to walk away? Kewl - then I guess my work is done.

>
> scream all you want, but know that its you who missrepresents me at every
> turn. you dont know me well enough to say what would and would not have
> worked. most on this ng whove known me outside the group will say that i
> would, indeed, have been very understanding of your side had you not made
> a complete psychopathic ass of yourself.
>

I don't misrepresent you. Your body of work speaks loudly for you. Just
like my body of work speaks for me.

<shrug>

You pretend you're a magical cat who lives in the past and writes
unintelligable messages that take a minute of parsing to find five seconds
of meaning. Goodness, that's just a remarkable acomplishment. It's exactly
like an e.e. cumming's poem but without the insight or meaning.

Although I will admit 'a complete psychopathic (sic) ass' of yourself is an
interesting touch. I'm not completely certain that even e.e. cummings would
have a clear idea of what it means, but it's an interesting touch
none-the-less.

Well done, cat.

--
MJB

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"Erik Setzer" <kgavrin-at-gmail-dot-com> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 12:55:40 -0700, "MJB" <mrtinj.TakeThisOut@OLDsguy.com> wrote:
>
>>Do you have first hand knowledge of what we did back during the great SEAL
>>hunt? Do you know some of the immoral, borderline-illegal things that
>>were
>>done by certain people - myself included - in the succesful attempt to
>>seperate Eric and his father from his father's fake claims? It doesn't
>>fill
>>me with a lot of pride to have taken part. I'm more grateful the NOBODY
>>WAS
>>KILLED over it. There were some actual Navy S.E.A.L.S who had served in
>>Vietnam who were prepared to exact a degree of revenge for claiming
>>military
>>honors not due from the Setzer clan. And we were full prepared to point
>>these people at the Setzers.
>>
>>So Ches' reminder of the 'bad old days' and what we did is NOT
>>appreciated.
>>I don't find it comic at all - I consider it goddamn lucky it didn't
>>become
>>a tragedy that some of us could have served time over.
>
> I've been trying to stay out of this, but this is a damn good point.
> That is, about some of the things done then. Sam called me one night
> repeatedly at like 2am, harassment by any definition. Other people,
> and no one knows who they were, did all kinds of things like spoofing
> IPs, sending viruses, all kinds of stuff. It was VERY ugly. And most
> of us have made peace with each other over it. But yeah, there was a
> lot of stuff that was questionable, right or wrong, and I think most
> people here would prefer to avoid that.

oh shut up and find a tub with a live wire.
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"The Cheshire Cat" <Roknese.RemoveThis@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> "MJB" <mrtinj.RemoveThis@OLDsguy.com> wrote in message
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>> "The Cheshire Cat" <Roknese.RemoveThis@comcast.net> wrote in message
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>>>
>>> anyway, i knew what i was doing. and dont regret a moment of it.
>>>
>>
>> Always remember that Evolution is the law - it's not a requirement that
>> you belive in it or not for it to be applied.
>>
>> Adapt and change to your new environment... or become extinct.
>>
>
> im like the platypus (sp?)

You live in australia and lay eggs?
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"estarriol" <estarriol.DeleteThis@estarriol.jeansNTshirt.co.uk> wrote in message
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> "The Cheshire Cat" <Roknese.DeleteThis@comcast.net> wrote in message
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>> "MJB" <mrtinj.DeleteThis@OLDsguy.com> wrote in message
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>>>
>>> "The Cheshire Cat" <Roknese.DeleteThis@comcast.net> wrote in message
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>>>>
>>>> anyway, i knew what i was doing. and dont regret a moment of it.
>>>>
>>>
>>> Always remember that Evolution is the law - it's not a requirement that
>>> you belive in it or not for it to be applied.
>>>
>>> Adapt and change to your new environment... or become extinct.
>>>
>>
>> im like the platypus (sp?)
>
> You live in australia and lay eggs?

boy do i ever!
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