how many ACists in the world? - Page 7

pvn · #61 09-09-2007, 10:34 PM

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Propertard's avatar was like Craig Biggio or someone, IIRC. And then I think he switched it to a black guy (whom I didn't recognize) towards the end of his career.

These statists seem to like to use avatars of other persons. I wonder if there is anything to that (or if the trend even exists).

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LOL. Yeah, good job, Sherlock. I'm sure the Craig Biggio avatar is deeply political symbol amongst "statists".

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You scoff, but there IS a statist baseball mafia conspiracy! Iron made me remove this image after I made it my avatar:

Kaj · #62 09-09-2007, 10:39 PM

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Propertard's avatar was like Craig Biggio or someone, IIRC. And then I think he switched it to a black guy (whom I didn't recognize) towards the end of his career.

These statists seem to like to use avatars of other persons. I wonder if there is anything to that (or if the trend even exists).

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LOL. Yeah, good job, Sherlock. I'm sure the Craig Biggio avatar is deeply political symbol amongst "statists".

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You scoff, but there IS a statist baseball mafia conspiracy! Iron made me remove this image after I made it my avatar:

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It's statists like you and me with our avatars of other people that are the problem here, pvn, not Iron.

pvn · #63 09-09-2007, 10:47 PM

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Propertard's avatar was like Craig Biggio or someone, IIRC. And then I think he switched it to a black guy (whom I didn't recognize) towards the end of his career.

These statists seem to like to use avatars of other persons. I wonder if there is anything to that (or if the trend even exists).

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LOL. Yeah, good job, Sherlock. I'm sure the Craig Biggio avatar is deeply political symbol amongst "statists".

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You scoff, but there IS a statist baseball mafia conspiracy! Iron made me remove this image after I made it my avatar:

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It's statists like you and me with our avatars of other people that are the problem here, pvn, not Iron.

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HA, the joke is on YOU, since I just changed mine!

Kaj · #64 09-09-2007, 10:56 PM

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Propertard's avatar was like Craig Biggio or someone, IIRC. And then I think he switched it to a black guy (whom I didn't recognize) towards the end of his career.

These statists seem to like to use avatars of other persons. I wonder if there is anything to that (or if the trend even exists).

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LOL. Yeah, good job, Sherlock. I'm sure the Craig Biggio avatar is deeply political symbol amongst "statists".

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You scoff, but there IS a statist baseball mafia conspiracy! Iron made me remove this image after I made it my avatar:

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It's statists like you and me with our avatars of other people that are the problem here, pvn, not Iron.

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HA, the joke is on YOU, since I just changed mine!

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2 can play at that game... Dammit .. I'm still a filthy statist.

ALawPoker · #65 09-09-2007, 11:34 PM

Man Kaj, I was really attached to that theory of mine that involved 2 whole samples and hinged dramatically on a retired poster's feelings for one Craig Biggio. I thought I was in the midst of some scientific break through with my analysis here. Thanks for taking the time to point out the errors in that deeply developed theory of mine.

But really, I wouldn't be surprised if there did exist some psychological propensity for statists (moreso than ACists) to identify with other persons. That would make sense to me. But yes, you are correct that Properian's man crush on Craig Biggio doesn't do much to prove this. Thanks for your crippling insight this evening.

ALawPoker · #66 09-09-2007, 11:35 PM

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ALaw,

You want a voluntarist avatar?

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eh, not really heh. If for no other reason than that I think it's sort of cliche at this point. But I do need an avatar and am open to ideas.

Maybe some clever play on the V would work OK.

Nielsio · #67 09-09-2007, 11:44 PM

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ALaw,

You want a voluntarist avatar?

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eh, not really heh. If for no other reason than that I think it's sort of cliche at this point. But I do need an avatar and am open to ideas.

Maybe some clever play on the V would work OK.

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What sets you apart? Certain hobbies? Ideas?

sightless · #68 09-09-2007, 11:59 PM

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In mid august 2005, the average unique monthly visitors was 172,000 at mises.org alone.

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Any we all know the requirements for viewing a website is agreeing with everything on it.

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What do you mean?

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god damn it
reading your posts tilts me so hard

Nielsio · #69 09-10-2007, 12:02 AM

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In mid august 2005, the average unique monthly visitors was 172,000 at mises.org alone.

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Any we all know the requirements for viewing a website is agreeing with everything on it.

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What do you mean?

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god damn it
reading your posts tilts me so hard

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Why do you think that is?

Kaj · #70 09-10-2007, 12:04 AM

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Man Kaj, I was really attached to that theory of mine that involved 2 whole samples and hinged dramatically on a retired poster's feelings for one Craig Biggio. I thought I was in the midst of some scientific break through with my analysis here. Thanks for taking the time to point out the errors in that deeply developed theory of mine.

But really, I wouldn't be surprised if there did exist some psychological propensity for statists (moreso than ACists) to identify with other persons. That would make sense to me. But yes, you are correct that Properian's man crush on Craig Biggio doesn't do much to prove this. Thanks for your crippling insight this evening.

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And yours.