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[Demetrio$]

editedlolz

[gfive]

dam, that looks like the site I post at....

[RustyMetal]

lmao and that costed me and killuminati a 3 day ban. Although they had no reason to ban killum, like wtf...

[Sadler]

lmao and that costed me and killuminati a 3 day ban. Although they had no reason to ban killum, like wtf...

Besides him also using hacks..... I dont see how they had no reason 2 ban Killum.

[Erza]

@.@ Good fucking Lord that is insane......

[RustyMetal]

Well, they banned me because their log said on july 5th I zoned into Ru'Aun Gardens. Then the GM said I had no ZM complete and used a 3ed party program to gain access to the area.

Killuminati has all his ZMs done. Theres really no proof he was using a 3ed party program.

[Maguspk]

if the gm caedmon would openly attack you with a debug without the consent of the other gms, i don't think killum and rusty go by the same rules as most players go by. i think the word around the gm office is like, if you have any suspicions with rusty or killum, take action lol

[Genosync]

Yes, GMs take off people's sneak/invis in an aggro area because he was breaking some kind of rule using sneak/invis.

Good show.

[Sadler]

Maybe it was just a fuck up lol

Bebug Mode blah blah

GM uses Jail no Jitsu

Killuminati resists.

PWNED

[Genosync]

lol. I'm at work right now, and this summer I at the same place that Deus is... he's laughing so hard right now at this shit, I've told him the whole story of Rusty&Killuminati.

[gfive]

Yes, GMs take off people's sneak/invis in an aggro area because he was breaking some kind of rule using sneak/invis.

Good show.

No, the debug shit went down awhile ago, when I wassnt doing anything wrong lol.

And GM's dont treat Rusty and myself like other players, so we do what we want. They had no proof that I got Rusty to sky, none at all. I know this because I know how almost everything a GM does works, if I was doing /emote they could tell the exact <pos> I would be at, x y z. I didnt even type tho because me and Rusty were in a chat. They went off 3rd party information, so fuck'em.

[Zigma]

lol. I'm at work right now, and this summer I at the same place that Deus is... he's laughing so hard right now at this shit, I've told him the whole story of Rusty&Killuminati.

damn, tell deus i said hello.


hanging out with you 2 while leveling my nin was prob one of the best moments of my ff life. really enjoyed it, sux he's gone now.

[Demosthenes11]

"They didn't know that we were breaking the rules. They had no right to ban us. But that third party program we were using..."

OMG TEH IRONY

[Lasitha]

"They didn't know that we were breaking the rules. They had no right to ban us. But that third party program we were using..."

OMG TEH IRONY

i·ro·ny Audio pronunciation of "irony" ( P ) Pronunciation Key (r-n, r-)
n. pl. i·ro·nies

1.
1. The use of words to express something different from and often opposite to their literal meaning.
2. An expression or utterance marked by a deliberate contrast between apparent and intended meaning.
3. A literary style employing such contrasts for humorous or rhetorical effect. See Synonyms at wit1.
2.
1. Incongruity between what might be expected and what actually occurs: “Hyde noted the irony of Ireland's copying the nation she most hated” (Richard Kain).
2. An occurrence, result, or circumstance notable for such incongruity. See Usage Note at ironic.
3. Dramatic irony.
4. Socratic irony.


I'm a math person, can u please explain the irony?

[Flash]

if you are too stupid to see it...

nvm, stick with math.

[Sadler]

Irony is a form of speech in which the real meaning is concealed or contradicted by the words used. Irony involves the perception that things are not what they are said to be or what they seem. Dramatic irony lies in the audience's deeper perceptions of a coming fate, which contrast with a character's lack of knowledge about said fate. A common metaphor for using irony is to "have your tongue in cheek".

Irony is a form of utterance that postulates a double audience, consisting of one party that hearing shall hear and shall not understand, and another party that, when more is meant than meets the ear, is aware, both of that "more" and of the outsider's incomprehension.
Irony is, therefore, a matter of perceived and real attitude or values of the speaker, rather than a difference between the denotative meanings of the words a speaker uses.

The song "Poor Judd" from the musical Oklahoma! provides an especially clear example of this form of irony: Curley's words and tone of voice are perceived by Judd as expressions of camaraderie and empathy, while the onlookers (and the audience) understand that it is mockery.

In the staged propaganda photo of Hitler several layers of apparent perceptions offer irony of multiple audiences: the private understanding of the dictator presented in his most engaging and civilian aspect, the naive trust of the little girl, the obedient and passive crowd kept in the distance, the ambivalent collusion of the anonymous photographer of this staged photo opportunity, the perception of the modern viewer, who is additionally conditioned by photos of inmates at Auschwitz.


This has nothing to do with Maths... just an Understanding of REAL English.

[Lasitha]

Yes, the dramatic irony I knew. And I believe my not understanding of the irony he says its because my first language isn't english. Thank you for making clearer Lujan.

[vudoodoodoo]

8)

[RustyMetal]

Its the fact that they had no PROOF that killum did anything wrong.

Its all about PROOF

[Demosthenes11]

There is never any proof about anything GMs do. There is no way to accumulate proof in a video game.