Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Proposal: Long Live the King

Times out and fails, 9-2. Admined by Rodney.

Adminned at 27 May 2010 17:41:28 UTC

Add a dynastic rule entitled “Salve Rex” as follows: “At any time, the King of England may declare victory.”

posted by spikebrennan at 25 May 2010 18:44:27 UTC Comments (14)

Comments

Anonyman:

25-05-2010 19:14:37 UTC

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There exists a way to use Shakespeare (which, assuming that we can all write poetry, could be any proposal) to create a King of England, who would immediately declare victory. Very, very risky.

lilomar:

25-05-2010 19:32:50 UTC

^this
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Bucky:

25-05-2010 20:41:13 UTC

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Jumblin McGrumblin:

25-05-2010 20:54:02 UTC

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Galdyn:

25-05-2010 22:39:49 UTC

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redtara: they/them

26-05-2010 00:34:09 UTC

imperial

ScrumHalf:

26-05-2010 00:39:21 UTC

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Darknight: he/him

26-05-2010 05:26:17 UTC

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Klisz:

26-05-2010 14:57:42 UTC

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Tiberias:

27-05-2010 14:45:25 UTC

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spikebrennan:

27-05-2010 15:15:52 UTC

I should note that the ruleset only permits a Monkey to create Shakespeare, and then only if the Monkey possesses a Typewriter.

lilomar:

27-05-2010 15:25:22 UTC

“Shakespeare” is any Proposal that is posted by a Blognomicker who is expressly permitted to post it and [...]

does the phrase “that is posted by a Blognomicker who is expressly permitted to post it” refer to “Shakespeare” or “any Proposal”?

Qwazukee:

27-05-2010 23:55:20 UTC

for

Galdyn:

28-05-2010 00:41:50 UTC

Lilomar I think that the phrase “that is posted by a Blognomicker who is expressly permitted to post it” refers to the Blognomicker making a post. Therefore I think Shakespeare is a post in iambic pentameter that is posted by a monkey.

A monkey is the son of Bette Nesmith Graham.
The son of Bette Nesmith Graham is appointed by Bette Nesmith Graham.
Bette Nesmith Graham is appointed by the Victorious Blognomicker.