Picardy wrote:I remember whitelotus. Any time I tried to engage him, even if I agreed, he would explain to me why I was a moron and had a way of sounding right. Probably relied on the fact that on some level we are always a little wrong, such is the nature of philosophy, so his technique was fail safe. The technique itself was merely interesting; the spectacle lied in how he had the brains to back it up, and was cold, curt and heartless and never broke character no matter who tried to disarm him. A guy you loved to hate – fans could thank him for his consistency. One of the great "legends" of ILP.
Another lesser demon of ILP lore: iron dog who seemed to type in a crazed monotone of self-righteousness. He was truly retarded, but eery in his confidence, again with the impenetrable consistency that elevates one to character status.
Another classic idiot worth noting PoR or Pinnacle of Reason. A consistently outspoken and aggressive dogmatist with a low iq.
There was a very persistent and annoyingly polite guy named Bob who liked to defend religion and "spirituality," with very paltry argument, he fulfilled that role for a long while.
There was a deeply depressed and seemingly suicidal chick names Kristalyn who would post hopeless, dark poems, several a day. Never broke character. That's all she did.
FYI the name was detrop, not de trope.
The colorful menagerie of characters was interesting at the time, surely they've been replaced by new ones, but these were from the 2003-2005 era, an era I'm grateful to have seen with my own eyes.
thezeus18 wrote:Faust has been bringing the funny since I first signed up.
Faust wrote:But how about that Gamer? Surely he was a legend, as well. Wonder where he is now?
Seen him around at all, Picardy?
the great 2006 or 2007 cabal dustup
Picardy wrote:
There was a very persistent and annoyingly polite guy named Bob who liked to defend religion and "spirituality," with very paltry argument, he fulfilled that role for a long while.
Kriswest wrote:Such a novel complex
Sidhe wrote:Kriswest wrote:Such a novel complex
It is I have a God complex but I don't believe in myself. Deliciously paradoxical: God squares the circle though.
Kriswest wrote:Sidhe wrote:Kriswest wrote:Such a novel complex
It is I have a God complex but I don't believe in myself. Deliciously paradoxical: God squares the circle though.
I don't think its required that Gods believe in themselves. They just have to get others to in order to exist.
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