Ranger Archive
Thread: The History of Ranger
Fred_Skinner
Thu Dec 09, 2004 8:03 am
#28
Very nice, and well done. Seems to be what I remember it. Yes the war has quieted some but I think what happend is we found a "48th parrallel" for now. I will be it's last soldier if it comes to that. Always wanted Rangers to be more Rambo-like anyway 
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Deadtech
Thu Dec 09, 2004 2:34 pm
#29
Great post. Made me laugh hard enough to make my son laugh becasue I was. After a long caffeinated day at work this post was perfect for settling in at home. /rodianWarmFuzzyAllOver
Vorpaks
Thu Dec 09, 2004 4:39 pm
#30
Phenix1050 wrote:Fred Skinner, another crazy mountain man...although it is rumored he spends his day camoflauging himself and whispering quietly to himself "I'm invisible-- the invisibility isn't client side. I'm invisible...".
Hakai
Thu Dec 09, 2004 5:27 pm
#31
*wipes eyes*
I'm crying and laughing at the same time!
Up there with J.R.R. Tolken's novel's!
*cheer*
Chra
Thu Dec 09, 2004 6:27 pm
#32
I caome back to find some sanity in the safety of the Ranger Forum and THIS IS WHAT I FIND!?!
.... sad part is .... I remember most of that.
oh, and hi all.
NerfBurger
Thu Dec 09, 2004 6:58 pm
#33
/applaud
Thanks for reminding me why I love this forum so much
uh oh, if I reply am I still officially a lurker?
Thanks for reminding me why I love this forum so much
uh oh, if I reply am I still officially a lurker?
Phenix1050
Thu Dec 09, 2004 7:01 pm
#34
NerfBurger wrote:
/applaud
Thanks for reminding me why I love this forum so much
uh oh, if I reply am I still officially a lurker?
nope, we're gonna need your Lurker's Union card back.The good news is you now qualify for the Community Participant Union.
Phenix1050
Fri Dec 10, 2004 1:21 am
#35
So many fond memories from the old days. I came in right before Mineras left and I've beenhere ever since. I think it's kinda funny how many other correspondants have read/replied here-- this is far and away the best "history" lesson I've ever had.
There are several other tales that can be told-- the story of the crazy mountain man "JBMat" who is said to haunt anyone who asks about camping macros or trackingwith waypoints. Then there's the story of the young Bothan who though a combination of humor and alchohol dispersal was able to become rather well known among the Rangers. Fred Skinner, another crazy mountain man...although it is rumored he spends his day camoflauging himself and whispering quietly to himself "I'm invisible-- the invisibility isn't client side. I'm invisible...". And then there's the epic Vorpaks, hero of Rangerdom and mistress of all things soft and snuggly.
So many good tales, so many good times. I love you guys. Some of the funniest things have happened right here. Those of you who weren't around for Mineras or N'Rass-- you missed a great part of our history. But fear not-- with Owen at our helm, and with the list of people who could potentially take over after his reign...there will be PLENTY of insane times ahead.
Owen-Lars
Fri Dec 10, 2004 6:23 am
#36
Phenix Wrote:
"Vorpaks...... mistress of all things soft and snuggly"
Hmm mistress? 
hehe guess ill keep quiet, perhaps mistress has a different meaning to other people
Vorpaks
Fri Dec 10, 2004 7:00 am
#37
*cracks whip*
I have no idea what you mean.
Actuallly in that context "mistress of all things soft and snuggly" just sounds wrong. I have a mental image of a leather clad wookiee cracking the whip over a bunch of care bears. It's hurting my brain.
I have no idea what you mean.
Actuallly in that context "mistress of all things soft and snuggly" just sounds wrong. I have a mental image of a leather clad wookiee cracking the whip over a bunch of care bears. It's hurting my brain.
Calculus_Entropy
Fri Dec 10, 2004 8:34 am
#39
Vorpaks wrote:
*cracks whip*
I have no idea what you mean.
Actuallly in that context "mistress of all things soft and snuggly" just sounds wrong. I have a mental image of a leather clad wookiee cracking the whip over a bunch of care bears. It's hurting my brain.
/cower