Even if you, Jebslund, unlike most of NSG, pay absolutely no attention to avatars - you had to have realized that Gallo doesn't go around killing Republican voting Southerners as a vampire.Īnd, of course, *everyone* knows that Sith never use metaphors to make a point, even though it's nowhere in Star Wars canon or Legends. This much is blatantly obvious from the actual conversation, because Gallo is talking about killing Southerners as a vampire. Furthermore, the tone of the conversation was jocular. Clearly, for him to do that, there are quite a few NSGers who pay attention to people's avatars.

The guy with an Albanian Flag in his avatar states in his sig that he's not Albanian. Gallo wears a Sith Lord mask in his avatar. There's a potential in-game action I'm discussing with the OP of a RP I'm in that spawned from a joke I made about using a famously horrifying-smelling food as an area-denial weapon after it was described as being useful as such (though, to be fair, one of my characters can prep it in a way to make it so, so.), and I've seen jokes spawn interesting and insightful conversations loads of times. From the perspective of someone who didn't know Gallo was a self-styled Sith Lord, or that Gallo believes Sith Lords always joke when speaking of vampires, that looked serious up until the point of the Southerner remark, and, even then, it's not unheard-of for jokes to spawn serious discussions. Jebslund wrote:Second, even if there is something actually logical within that mess to provide context, it would be lost on anyone who doesn't bother trying to keep track of the individual tendencies of the thousands of users on this site.

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