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I was on another forum the other day - a completely different website not related to 'comedy' or 'spoofing' or whatever the fuck this site is about - and I couldn't help noticing that there were many similarities between certain forum contributors to the group of lank-wristed weirdo's that congregate here.

There was a man who was exactly the same as Gnarly Eric. Exactly the same.
He was full of shit.

He would argue with a Buckwheatsbutt character over stupid things and tiny details.


There was an exact copy of virtually every writer here on that site.
There were 'characters' who sucked up to other writers, characters who were ignored and one signed off like Skoob with 'Regards' and talked about Pirates!


There was even an annoying Jesus Budda who talked crap just like me!



I'm not going to say what the other site is because I wouldn't want you lot going over there. Fuck off!



But I was just wondering if we are all the same bunch of people connected by psychic energy to contribute shit on forums all across the Internet?


It's the only logical conclusion, dont'cha think?


Has anyone else noticed this phenomenon?

Oh, and why are the times different for the general Forum compared to the Writers forums?


One more question while I'm at it:
"Have you ever worn ladies clothing?

That question was for the ladies.

This one is for the men:

"Have you ever stuck your thumb in your eye while eating?"


And this one is for the trans gender/eunuch/hermaphrodites:

"Which do you prefer: lemon or lime?"

Did you have a bastard Nigerian son on that site also?

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Did you have a bastard Nigerian son on that site also?

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I wish!!!!


No, seriously....I Wish!!!!!


No, lets be serious here and speak some truth...i wish!!!!!!


Lets try that again; I wish!!!!!!


Hang on, is this deja vu or am I just talking to myself (myslef?) again.

Again?

See? Deja vu!

Regards

Skoob

Regards

Skoob

Regards

Skoob

Love ya JB

Regards

Skoob

THANK YOU!

Was it Yogi Berra who once said "It's Deja Vu all over again!"?

Was it Yogi Berra who once said "It's Deja Vu all over again!"?

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I'm not going to say what the other site is because I wouldn't want you lot going over there. Fuck off!

But I was just wondering if we are all the same bunch of people connected by psychic energy to contribute shit on forums all across the Internet?


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No, JB it has nothing to do with psychic energy on the Internet. Those other individuals you speak of are our Evil Twins.

The Superheros that made up the Justice League had Evil Twins from another dimension.

They were called Bizzaro Justice League (or something to that effect). The only one I can remember right now is Negative Wonder Woman.

They (and by that I mean the 'other' website) are the Bizzaro Spoof.

The situation is clear: You have tapped into a parallel universe, JB.

Do not, under any circumstances tell us what that website is. If we all go on there to check it out, our universe may implode!

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No, JB it has nothing to do with psychic energy on the Internet. Those other individuals you speak of are our Evil Twins.

The Superheros that made up the Justice League had Evil Twins from another dimension.

They were called Bizzaro Justice League (or something to that effect). The only one I can remember right now is Negative Wonder Woman.

They (and by that I mean the 'other' website) are the Bizzaro Spoof.

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I remember those comics, each hero from the Justice League of America was given an anti-hero as a nemesis. An easy way for Stan Lee to make new characters.

Imagine if there were similar Anti-Obama, Anti-Jade Goody characters etc. in a parallel universe for example and they met their alter-egos here on earth.

Victor,

Time for an "oops" moment. Stan Lee did not do The Justice League. They are from DC comics (Superman, Batman, etc.). Stan Lee did Marvel Comics (Spiderman, Hulk, etc.).

Secondly, if there were an anti-Obama, he would have a birth certificate, have experience, and be competent to lead.

Does anyone remember that episode of Seinfeld called 'Bizzaro Jerry'?

Where Elaine finds a new group of friends that are a lot like Jerry, George and Kramer. Except they're nice, decent people and not douchebags?

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Victor,

Time for an "oops" moment. Stan Lee did not do The Justice League. They are from DC comics (Superman, Batman, etc.). Stan Lee did Marvel Comics (Spiderman, Hulk, etc.).

Secondly, if there were an anti-Obama, he would have a birth certificate, have experience, and be competent to lead.

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Thanks!

I kind of thought I was wrong on the Stan Lee part after I sent that.

Thought I would get a good response on Anti-Obama.

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Does anyone remember that episode of Seinfeld called 'Bizzaro Jerry'?

Where Elaine finds a new group of friends that are a lot like Jerry, George and Kramer. Except they're nice, decent people and not douchebags?

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Yes I do.

And?


Yes I do.

And?

Remember that strange 1960's cartoon with all the crappy superheros in it?
What was that called?

Was it the Super Friends?

There was a character that could turn into Thunder...or something. There was also some weird creature that looked completely out of place that made funny noises and did fuck all.


It was shit but interesting in a trippy kinda way.

Actually, it was just shit.

I do remember the Super Friends!
Deja vu!

They were a strange group of friends. Not the sort that would usually hang out together. Apart from saving the world, I wouldn't say they had much in common.

Batman and Superman wouldn't get on, at all.

And Wonderwoman would never be seen dead with the guy who turns into a cloud!

They were united for a common cause but I'd say they spent very little time together when off-duty. Not really 'friends' per se, but acquaintances.


Super Acquaintances.

The Super Friends also had Wendy, Marvin, and Wonderdog.

I was sure that JB would say something about their lack of Super Powers or that Wonderdog was his favorite.