Questions and innuendos about Moderators

[R5]

That's what she said.

I'd get that checked out... unless you're really a robot in which case I'd get her checked out.

 

[TB]

I'd get that checked out... unless you're really a robot in which case I'd get her checked out.

If you do something new with a lady friend and she likes it, doesn't need to be checked out.

Unless you're into that.

 

[High-Test]

We've been over this:

Unless you speculate anything containing any form of banter. That's just dumb.

I've met the gentleman. It stands for...

I had this on the tip of my tongue.

Tenacious Blizzard. No, Terrible Boffin. That's not it. Tragic Bonneville. Nope, Triumphant Bavarian. That's the one.

 

[Daniel]

You guys are all wrong. It clearly stands for Tee Bee.

 

[wvmgmidget]

I thought it stood for Tartar Biscuits.

 

[W3H5]

TB - Tabitha Belvedere.

 

[Legro]

A man once told me, that an acronym may not even contain the correct letters, it could have been just be typed so drunk that the one who typed it did not hit the correct keys. Therefore I believe that TB actually means RN, and you've all been oblivious to this fact for over a decade.

 

[Famine]

A man once told me, that an acronym may not even contain the correct letters, it could have been just be typed so drunk that the one who typed it did not hit the correct keys.

That's okay, because unless you're calling him "tb", it's not an acronym (acro = at the top; nym = name)...

 

[Ken]

Some say that his favorite number is 65.
Others say that he is malleable, ductile, and very hard.
All we know is, he's called TB.

 

[TB]

Some say that his favorite number is 65.
Others say that he is malleable, ductile, and very hard.
All we know is, he's called TB.

I'm TB and I approve this message.

'Merica.

 

[High-Test]

I thought you lived in 'Omost canada?

 

[FoolKiller]

The joy of working in a government health department is getting to see signs like this every day.

Those paying attention just got some good material for avatars.

 

[Lizard]

The joy of working in a government health department is getting to see signs like this every day.

Those paying attention just got some good material for avatars.

Done.

 

[Ken]

Those paying attention just got some good material for avatars.

Already on it.

 

[FoRiZon]

The joy of working in a government health department is getting to see signs like this every day.

Those paying attention just got some good material for avatars.

Called it.

Next member: "Ebola"

 

[Blitz24]

So March 24th is Mr. Fargo's birthday.

 

[Danny]

This one's a rollercoaster.

It starts off nice, like we're finding @TB and taking him out to dinner or to the zoo.

Then the smallprint quickly escalates into murder.

 

[High-Test]

He was originally voted second in the "Mr. Fargo" contest, but the original winner, one Hakkon Thorblukkssen, fell to hypothermia as he ascended to the microphone for his acceptance speech. Standing outside in January in nothing but a wet swim suit was, in hindsight, not a great idea.

Every year, 9 million GTP visitors get sick with TB. Does he invite them all in for tea? How does he get around so much!?

 

[Ken]

This one's a rollercoaster.

It starts off nice, like we're finding @TB and taking him out to dinner or to the zoo.

Then the smallprint quickly escalates into murder.

And that's why I choose this one. I'm trying to lure him into a false sense of security. A nice bite to eat, look at the hippos, and toss him into the lion cage.

 

[Blitz24]

And we're also supposed to stop him. What is he doing that we must stop?

 

[High-Test]

And we're also supposed to stop him. What is he doing that we must stop?

The worst thing I can come up with is taking people to Mongolian barbecue.

 

[photonrider]

And we're also supposed to stop him. What is he doing that we must stop?

Duh. We have to stop him being TB.

I hereby declare September as Stop TB Month.

 

[Blitz24]

He was originally voted second in the "Mr. Fargo" contest, but the original winner, one Hakkon Thorblukkssen, fell to hypothermia as he ascended to the microphone for his acceptance speech. Standing outside in January in nothing but a wet swim suit was, in hindsight, not a great idea.

Every year, 9 million GTP visitors get sick with TB. Does he invite them all in for tea? How does he get around so much!?

He's gone and pulled a William Harrison!

 

[TB]

I will never be eradicated!

 

[Lizard]

I will never be eradicated!

I think this is a dare guys. Lets make it happen.

 

[wvmgmidget]

If for some reason (which would never happen) TB ever got banned, his tag underneath should say Cured instead of Banned.

 

[Blitz24]

If for some reason (which would never happen) TB ever got banned, his tag underneath should say Cured instead of Banned.

Reported for suggesting it.

 

[High-Test]

Now, when will we have an uprising against agents of other lung ailments, namely people obsessed with carbon fiber?

 

[Bo]

Now, when will we have an uprising against agents of other lung ailments, namely people obsessed with carbon fiber?

I was cutting sheets of carbon fibre once, and I got a splinter of it stuck through my hand. It never came out.

Never again without gloves.

Also used a T-shirt around my mouth and nose when grinding it down. That wasn't pleasant either.

 

[TB]

I was cutting sheets of carbon fibre once, and I got a splinter of it stuck through my hand. It never came out.

Never again without gloves.

Also used a T-shirt around my mouth and nose when grinding it down. That wasn't pleasant either.

While I'm sure carbon fiber splinters are a bitch, I believe @High-Test was referring to my son having Cystic Fibrosis.

Correct as necessary, H-T.