NoahT
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Just wondering, Schik: when will you change your signature to state the immortality advice (though I know we can't really become immortal)?

-Noah

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krammer
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Erm - I think the whole point of the signature is that it doesn't change. It's one of those humorous little phrases to fool the gullible.

In other words - it's a joke.

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You see? If you follow the advice, you WILL be immortal - or more to the point, if you die, then you didn't follow the advice.

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It's like one of those "How to keep an idiot busy" T-shirts.
Incase you haven't seen (they're everywhere!):

Front: How do you keep an idiot busy? (See back of shirt)
Back: How do you keep an idiot busy? (See front of shirt)

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NoahT
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Gosh, Schik, I've noticed you've changed your signature a lot. First it was the saying made by Groucho Marx, next it's an immortality joke to fool the gullible, and now it's a tribute. I wonder what it will be next...

-Noah

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Schik
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Since you brought it up, does anyone know where this sig came from?
Hint:

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Long time ago me and my brother Schik here,
We was hitchhikin' down a long and lonesome road.
All of a sudden, there shined a shiny demon...
in the middle... of the road.
And he said:

"Type the best sig in the world
Or I'll eat your soul!"

Well me and Schik, we looked at each other,
And we each said... "Okay."

And we typed the first thing that came to our heads,
Just so happened to be,
The Best Sig in the World,
It was The Best Sig in the World.

That would be paraphrasing "Tribute" by Tenacious D.

Edit: Anyone know where mine comes from? Or what webcomic my old one was referencing?

Matt

[Edited by Mattcrampy on 09-20-2003 at 04:53 PM]

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Matt, your current one is from "Good Omens" by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman. One of the best lines in the book, I agree. I was going to say something when the time was right, really!

I don't remember what your old sig was, so I can't guess the webcomic...

Game on,

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Hurrah!

My old sig was "Beware the Cheese..."

Matt

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No, I have no idea what webcomic that was from...perhaps I should, I don't know.

Game on,

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