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sexymanz · Joined: 25 Aug 2008 Posts: 928

*sorry sorry this is off topic*

hey Ashton whats the ranks order? i think someone said that i was already past senior Member... is that true?
i dont know i was speed reading...

Ashton Gray · Joined: 15 Feb 2007 Posts: 3013

Yes, you are. If memory serves, and I'm not feeling all that well right now so don't take this for absolute, it goes Senior Member at 100 posts, then it cycles through at least three different "Mr. ______" titles as you go to 200 posts, then 300, 500 and, once you've had a Royal Member Avatar made by Ms. Santato, Royal Member.

sexymanz · Joined: 25 Aug 2008 Posts: 928

my goals left to do
[X] get 100 posts
[X]get 200 posts
[X] get over 300 posts
[ ] get 500 posts
[ ] be a member for over 6 months

wow half way done and its only been a week ^^

Ashton Gray · Joined: 15 Feb 2007 Posts: 3013

Correction:

[ ] be a member for a month
[ ] be a Royal Member for 6 months
[ ] wait in line behind people ahead of you for a Custom Avatar created by Vanessa Santato when she has the time

sexymanz · Joined: 25 Aug 2008 Posts: 928

my NEW goals
my goals left to do
[X] get 100 posts
[X]get 200 posts
[X] get over 300 posts
[ ] get 500 posts
[ ] be a member for a month
[ ] be a Royal member for over 6 months
[ ] wait in line for my own personal avatar... whenever Vanessa Santato has the time

ok well i might as well start posting eh? o wait i already am ^^
i think i made 300 + posts in record time... would this be right?

JohnnyPsycho · Joined: 08 Jul 2006 Posts: 1124

According to your profile, you make 53.14 posts per day...

To put that into perspective, Ashton, who has the highest post total among the Royal Members, makes 4.10 posts per day...

I, who also posts often but not nearly as much as Ashton, make roughly 0.88 posts per day.

This largely factors in how long you've been active, and I assume averages out the post totals along that amount of time. My "posts per day" is small probably because of a long stretch of time where I wasn't active much in the forums.

saphron · Joined: 30 Jul 2008 Posts: 782

careful ashton, we'll be catching up to you reall quick.

Ashton Gray · Joined: 15 Feb 2007 Posts: 3013

We'll see.

sexymanz · Joined: 25 Aug 2008 Posts: 928

if i decide that today is a good day to continue the story with theblackcat (like now would be an ok time... i already posted twice there so someone needs to wake up and get on with the story) *sorry to be imparient but that is just something i do.*

and i saw that i made over 50% of my posts that day... im making history again...

Mystic · Joined: 23 Sep 2007 Posts: 424

History that seems very close to trolling/spamming, so don't be afraid to give it some time between posts you two.

Ashton, how about a walk off then? :lol:

sexymanz · Joined: 25 Aug 2008 Posts: 928

honestally i wouldnt mind talking to anyone here at all.. i would like to have a general chat with anyone 1 on 1 or group chat...
just ask and i'll respond most of time.

^^

you know you want to ^^

Ashton Gray · Joined: 15 Feb 2007 Posts: 3013

Mystic wrote: Ashton, how about a walk off then? :lol:

That depends. Will you be joining me?

UltimaWolf0 · Joined: 09 Jan 2007 Posts: 666

If there be a contest then we will need some kind (cheap) reward. :lol:

LabrnMystic · Joined: 27 Jul 2005 Posts: 1481

Well Ultima, in the times of old it was honor for the victor and humiliation for the loser.

Though, should it be to the tune "Beat It" like in Zoolander?

Ashton Gray · Joined: 15 Feb 2007 Posts: 3013

It's practically impossible to go wrong with that song so, at the very least, it could'nt hurt anything.

Joss Graham · Joined: 18 Oct 2008 Posts: 36

Ashton Gray wrote: I don't need a dojo to challenge people. Besides, I'm a lousy teacher. yes, this was quite a while ago, but I must say, if you're a lousy teacher, you don't have to worry about the stereotype of one of your students taking a dark path, demanding a secret technique, and killing you when he doesn't get it, leaving your true greatest student to avenge your death. wait, not stereotype, cliche. sorry. I like cliches. they may show up all the time, but that's because they work. magic swords, for instance, are all over the place. why is this a cliche? cuz magic swords are f'n awesome! but yeah. congrats on high postage! tip that may piss people off: don't bother editing. just double post. it'll up your number. though everyone will hate you for it.

Ashton Gray · Joined: 15 Feb 2007 Posts: 3013

Joss Graham wrote: yes, this was quite a while ago, but I must say, if you're a lousy teacher, you don't have to worry about the stereotype of one of your students taking a dark path, demanding a secret technique, and killing you when he doesn't get it, leaving your true greatest student to avenge your death.

You've been playing/reading/watching too much Star Wars.

Joss Graham · Joined: 18 Oct 2008 Posts: 36

Ashton Gray wrote:
You've been playing/reading/watching too much Star Wars. I'm not talking about star wars. you need to watch more martial arts movies. that's a common plot device in my experience. which is sadly limited. I dunno, I see it in anime sometimes mostly.

Ashton Gray · Joined: 15 Feb 2007 Posts: 3013

Yes, but the most common and well known example of that situation is recognized in Star Wars, so I thought I'd use that one to have the best chance of you understanding.

saphron · Joined: 30 Jul 2008 Posts: 782

he's right you know, star wars is the one most known for it. ask revan and me, we had a whole post conversation on that.