- Post
- #685654
- Topic
- The Ric Olie Press Conference Thread
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/685654/action/topic#685654
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Only if you have credentials.
Only if you have credentials.
G-5e
January 25:
A.D. 1327: Edward III becomes king of England.
A.D. 1579: The Treaty of Utrecht is signed.
A.D. 1959: Pope John XXIII announces the Second Vatican Council.
A.D. 2014: Yet another baby is born into RicOlie_2's family and he (EDIT: Ric, not the baby) officially becomes the oldest of seven children.
Px3c
TV's Frink said:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hRihymRI_I
So should I do it like this to preserve the control tower's reaction to McCroskey jumping out, or cut right after he hits the window so it closer timed to the crash?
Like this. I think it's timed quite well and doesn't need to be any closer to the crash.
I'm not going to assassinate Frink Olie!
I'm not going to assassinate Frink Olie!
Ha, so you didn't switch over to the paint-drying channel!
TV's Frink said:
Ryan McAvoy said:
"Hi, it's me Tintin (Get down Snowy!), intrepid reporter for Le Petit Vingtième..."
...
"...Rumour has it that George Lucas is planning a new film that would be like a blend of the best plot elements of 'Catch me if you can', 'The quick and the dead' and 'Pretty Woman'. He recently commented that he's stuck for a title, can you suggest one?"
If he's stuck, then by definition, so am I (see previous post).
Then you can take my suggestion!
TV's Frink said:
RicOlie_2 said:
I have yet another question (see above post for my credentials):
Are you not participating in the same sort of revisionism as George Lucas by changing the titles of all threads made by you with your name instead of your sock puppet's name without providing the original title alongside the new and improved one?
George Lucas is another of my socks.
Then why don't you give us a good-quality version of the OT!?
(Credentials can be found in the first and second posts I made in this thread).
I suggest "Catch the Pretty Woman if You're Dead".
Oh...wrong Ric.
:(
I have yet another question (see above post for my credentials):
Are you not participating in the same sort of revisionism as George Lucas by changing the titles of all threads made by you with your name instead of your sock puppet's name without providing the original title alongside the new and improved one?
What I wrote in the other thread of this nature (i.e. "Shoot, now I can't have a re-election.").
Shoot, I can't have a re-election now.
I have a further question (see above post (the above post written by me) for my credentials--it says that I am your shadow and an observer (that is, I make relevant observations for the benefit of others) for the Daily Observatory):
Since you look exactly like Ralph Brown, how can you claim to be handsomer than he is?
Why don't you post it now so that we can suggest any tweaks before you finish it up.
I'm your reflection shadow and an observer (that is, I make relevant observations for the benefit of others) for the Daily Observatory:
My question is: "How can such an old guy be so good looking?"
No worries, I was just joking around. I think the 21st century is in a pretty bad state, but looking at history, one can see that new and good eras spring out of bad ones, so though we may be in a bad situation, things will turn around in the future.
January 24:
A.D. 41: Claudius succeeds his nephew Caligula as Roman Emperor.
A.D. 1076: King Henry IV fires Pope Gregory VII (is that even possible? What does that mean, anyway?) at the Synod of Worms.
A.D. 1568: William of Orange is declared an outlaw by the Duke of Alva.
generalfrevious said:
What would be the worst era in human history? Would it be the present, WWII, the Middle Ages, the stone age, or some other time period I haven't mentioned?
For me, I would say WWII (use of nuclear weapons in war, genocide, tens of millions dying, etc.) or the present (us political polarization, climate change wiping out all life by 2100, the rise of police states in the western world)
WRONG THREAD!!
You should have posted this in the historical discussion thread. I made that thread for a reason you know, not as a thread that people could ignore so they could make their own, plagiaristic threads. My thread is all-encompassing so we don't need more than one thread about history.
darth_ender said:
Alright, I'm sorry once again that you did all that work and I wasn't able to play. Busy day, and when I thought I had a few moments and wrote a couple other replies, a sudden serious challenge came up at work and kept me busy for a while longer. I didn't get home till almost 10:00, close to 15 hours after leaving home.
Don't worry about it. I had a busy evening, so I wouldn't have been able to play either, even if you could have.
Anyway, I guess I should have seen your plan because it was wise and I guess I wasn't paying attention. It was good work, and I'm a little bummed that I made you reconsider your work. But now I know your secret, so I guess we'll have to play the other route. It looks like a viable strategy as well.
Oh, well, I think I can make this strategy work too.
P*2c
S-3c
You know, now thinking about it, if you don't like the direction this is going, we can try for the other, and I'll commit to my original plan of dropping a pawn at 5d, though I know the dangers of doing so.
I think I'm fine with just continuing as we are. If we went back, you'd know what my plan was, so you might be able to stop me before I can execute it fully. I *think* the way I'm going will work just fine. :)
Yeah, me too...
But the one time I'm away from my computer for more than twelve hours, Frink Ric comes back and makes almost 30 posts.
One of your funerals? How many are you planning to have?
Here's a great place for making bookmarks for the OT.com community:
http://originaltrilogy.com/forum/topic.cfm/Community-Bookmarks/topic/16081/
OK, here goes:
If you had dropped your pawn, the board would look like this (your pieces in bold):
---G-
S-KS-
-G---
PPP-G
S-KS-
-G---
captured pieces (yours/mine): PP/P
Then I would have taken your pawn (in square 4d, not the one you dropped).
---G-
S-KS-
-G---
PSP-G
--KS-
-G---
captured pieces (yours/mine): PP/PP
I would expect you to (a) take my piece, (b) move another piece, or (c) move your gold general out of the way. If (a), I would have taken your gold general with my king. If (b), I would have taken your gold general. If (c), I would have continued with my S-2d move. In all three scenarios, I would accomplish my goal. Here is what the board would have looked like after each scenario:
(a (after two moves*)):
---G-
S-KS-
-----
PKP-G
---S-
-G---
captured pieces (yours/mine): PPS/PPG
(b (after two moves*)--for the sake of example, I moved the silver general on the right):
---G-
S-K--
-S-S-
P-P-G
--KS-
-G---
captured pieces (yours/mine): PP/PPG
Continuing with (b (for two more moves), and assuming you took my silver general with your silver, I would have dropped a pawn in front of it (4d):
---G-
--K--
-S-S-
PPP-G
--KS-
-G---
captured pieces (yours/mine): PPS/PG
(c (after two moves*)--assuming you moved your gold general straight backwards):
---G-
SGKS-
-----
PSPSG
--K--
-G---
captured pieces (yours/mine): PP/PP
Hopefully that all makes sense. I think that we should continue on with my alternate move (S-2d) now that you know what I was going to do, unless you don't think the outcome will be any different if I continue as originally planned.