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07/27/2010, 07:19

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Quote : Originally Posted by d_knight7

Ja! Danke mein herr!

<tiny limp>

That's not a silly accent!

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07/27/2010, 07:24

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Quote : Originally Posted by MattMinus

What would it mean? Why, it would mean VGA as a mod, of course.

In his own eyes, anyway. Sometimes it seems like he already thinks he is....

07/27/2010, 07:25

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Mod? No. Not really interested.

Now if any of y'all mods want to make me the HCRealms Minister of Culture, or somesuch, THAT I could get behind.

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07/27/2010, 07:57

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Quote : Originally Posted by Hellboy

How can I find a list of Admins and Mods for this site?

Check the bottom of this page.

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07/27/2010, 08:04

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Quote : Originally Posted by sol

That you want the power is sufficient reason to hope you don't get it.

That is my take on politicians as well.

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07/27/2010, 08:26

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Quote : Originally Posted by Typhon

I wouldn't get too worried about it; we'll be looking to a lot more moderators after the upcoming site merge ... And it's going to take a special brand of patience to deal with the younger kids that a consolidated community brings.

lol...oh no.

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07/27/2010, 08:33

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Quote : Originally Posted by d_knight7

It's like one of those Zen warrior deals.

If you seek power, you will not get it. If you are humble and without want, then the power just comes to you.

I was in an asylum trying to get this jacket off when Typhon's psychic summons reached me.

Fixed it for you.

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07/27/2010, 09:14

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Quote : Originally Posted by Typhon

And it's going to take a special brand of patience to deal with the younger kids that a consolidated community brings.

Damn kids, get offa' my lawn!

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07/27/2010, 09:24

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Quote : Originally Posted by SLVRSR4

I've noticed we've got a few new moderators around here. I used to think it had something to do with seniority, but then I noticed that the new recruits hadn't been on here as long as I have. Does it have something to do with activity in the HCRealms community? Do you just have to ask? Post Count? Rules familiarity whether it be Heroclix or Realms rules? Just curious. Not even sure I would WANT to be a mod, but I'm always looking for ways to be more invloved with Heroclix.

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07/27/2010, 09:26

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Quote : Originally Posted by SLVRSR4

Well, my day job is that of a Store Manager at a very large retail chain. I am fully capable of excellent customer service and decision making. I have been doing this for 13 years, so obviously I have a track record at this point of being capable of AT THE VERY LEAST being able to retain my job status. Anybody who has worked in a customer oriented environment can tell you that doing this for the length that I have is not easy. It requires patience and dilligence. On the Heroclix side of things, I have been an active member of this website for nearly eight years. In that time, I have done such things as participate in such charitable events as "Clix for a Cure" and "Heroclix for Haiti." Last Christmas, I organized a charitable drive for getting a brick/case of Hammer of Thor for someone who didn't have the means of getting them himself and was wildly sucessful. I have been a staff member for Critical Hit magazine since it's inception as the writer of the "Themes like a good idea" article. As a "Mod of the People" I would be able to bring those same skills that I have learned as a Manager and as an AVID heroclix player to be business minded yet fair. I would be humerous yet serious as the situation would require. I don't know where my "Career" as an HCRealms member has fallen on your radar screens, but I am on here nearly every day and am never on here for anything less than an hour. In my eight years and 6,000+ posts I have gone ALMOST totally without getting into and/or starting any fights. I say almost because some things on the internet do tend to get taken out of context at times and can be blown out of proportion. I am not expecting to be knighted on the spot, but I would at least like to have you look back at this next time for your consideration when the round table gets together to open up another seat. Thank you.

P.S. My days of pandering for rep are officially over. You will never see it again. The entire above post is sincere and serious.

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07/27/2010, 09:40

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Quote : Originally Posted by hair10

That's not always a good thing. I'm sure I've been 'noticed' before!

I am sure that you've been given notice before, all right.

Who are you, again?

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07/27/2010, 09:43

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Quote : Originally Posted by EmperorNorton

That's not a silly accent!

The high grating pitch and lisp don't come through very well in text.

Also, are you seriously telling me Germany is the only country that doesn't have a regional dialect that sounds silly?

I know Britain and the USA sure have them. Just imagine it in that dialect.

Quote : Originally Posted by Ironman1994

Fixed it for you.

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