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April Fools - Timeline and Easter Eggs

Started by Yoni, April 01, 2004, 11:19 AM

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hismajesty

Only one I fell for this year, nicely done.

j0k3r

Same here, although I've developed a distaste for Denial, and never even heard of an april fool's joke that started a week in advance.
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iago

Quote from: j0k3r on April 02, 2004, 05:22 PM
Same here, although I've developed a distaste for Denial, and never even heard of an april fool's joke that started a week in advance.

That's why it worked so well!

And Denial jumped the gun a bit, but eh?
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j0k3r

How would you consider it an April fool's joke though, play up some crap, make some guy look like an ass, then on April 1st say "Hah it was a joke"? Doesn't seem like an April fool's joke to me.

Reminds me of my Chemistry teacher telling us they miscalculated and school ends a week later (July 7th), and it was 3pm. People don't seem to understand April fool's is a 12 hour time period.
QuoteAnyone attempting to generate random numbers by deterministic means is, of course, living in a state of sin
John Vo

o.OV

#19
Quote from: iago on April 02, 2004, 05:26 PM
Quote from: j0k3r on April 02, 2004, 05:22 PM
Same here, although I've developed a distaste for Denial, and never even heard of an april fool's joke that started a week in advance.

That's why it worked so well!

And Denial jumped the gun a bit, but eh?

I don't really consider it an April fools joke since it started earlier then it is supposed to.
It's an unwritten rule.
That is why you don't hear of it.
A joke nonetheless but doesn't qualify as an April Fools joke.

Denial the leader of FallenArms, a pawn.
And vL members.. the players.
I would have never suspected Denial to be a pawn.
Good job.

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Actually.. it probably is written somewhere for reference.
If the facts don't fit the theory, change the facts. - Albert Einstein

Grok

Doesn't really matter what day it was on.

Many of you no doubt remember our skit involving the dissolution of Valhalla Legends?  That was during the fall, I believe.  I think late 2002.

o.OV

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Quote from: Grok on April 02, 2004, 10:16 PM
Doesn't really matter what day it was on.

Sure it does.

Scenario:

A week before April 1st, you tell me I got accepted into Loyola.
I get worked up and I make plans and preparations for college..
Then when it is April 1st you tell me, "APRIL FOOLS you didn't get accepted."

That would be a lame joke.

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Many of you no doubt remember our skit involving the dissolution of Valhalla Legends?  That was during the fall, I believe.  I think late 2002.

uh oh.. you telling me this isn't the first time you pulled something like this?
I wasn't such an active forum goer during fall of 2002.
Can you fill me in on what happened, Grok?

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Quote from: j0k3r on April 02, 2004, 06:06 PMPeople don't seem to understand April fool's is a 12 hour time period.

Twelve? That's not right..
To get them in their sleep would be too easy?  ;D
If the facts don't fit the theory, change the facts. - Albert Einstein

j0k3r

Quote from: o.OV on April 02, 2004, 11:06 PM
To get them in their sleep would be too easy?  ;D

Shaving cream, hand, it's been done, and it's legitmate.
QuoteAnyone attempting to generate random numbers by deterministic means is, of course, living in a state of sin
John Vo


ChR0NiC

You definitely had the majority of people going, very good show. I give it 6 Thumbs Up, and Props To Yoni For Making Everyone, Even Denial believe the worst had occured. BRAVO !! :D

electrostatistic

o.OV, what you say clearly suggests that it depends on the scenario.  This joke is nothing like the joke you presented, one that clearly has something to do with you personally.  Valhalla Legends' joke's special ingredient was one of desire-- no one is supposed to have the BNLS/WebBot/etc. source code, but for those who do want it, their intentions were clearly shown.  People made asses out of themselves, and now we know how those people act and why they do, to some extent.  I can make the generalization, through the facts, that the reason many people associate with vL is they can try to obtain things that they can use for their own personal promotion.

Newby

Quote from: Raihan on April 03, 2004, 01:23 PM
o.OV, what you say clearly suggests that it depends on the scenario.  This joke is nothing like the joke you presented, one that clearly has something to do with you personally.  Valhalla Legends' joke's special ingredient was one of desire-- no one is supposed to have the BNLS/WebBot/etc. source code, but for those who do want it, their intentions were clearly shown.  People made asses out of themselves, and now we know how those people act and why they do, to some extent.  I can make the generalization, through the facts, that the reason many people associate with vL is they can try to obtain things that they can use for their own personal promotion.
I agree with you there. Some people who seem perfectly decent just go and beg like babies wanting their bottle. :P
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#27
Quote from: Raihan on April 03, 2004, 01:23 PM
o.OV, what you say clearly suggests that it depends on the scenario.  This joke is nothing like the joke you presented, one that clearly has something to do with you personally.  Valhalla Legends' joke's special ingredient was one of desire-- no one is supposed to have the BNLS/WebBot/etc. source code, but for those who do want it, their intentions were clearly shown.  People made asses out of themselves, and now we know how those people act and why they do, to some extent.  I can make the generalization, through the facts, that the reason many people associate with vL is they can try to obtain things that they can use for their own personal promotion.

Raihan, you missed the point completely and the scenario I presented is something like the joke vL played.
If you haven't noticed.. I am simplifying "the joke scenario" to make it easier for people like you to notice the time similarities and how stupid it would be to have a joke that started a week before April 1st and ended on April Fools day.
If the facts don't fit the theory, change the facts. - Albert Einstein

electrostatistic

You're talking about delay in revealing the fact that the event is a joke, but in vL's joke, time does not matter.  The event wasn't supposed to affect anyone personally, so the delay didn't ruin anything.

o.OV

#29
Quote from: Raihan on April 03, 2004, 02:20 PM
You're talking about delay in revealing the fact that the event is a joke, but in vL's joke, time does not matter.  The event wasn't supposed to affect anyone personally, so the delay didn't ruin anything.

You still don't get it.. with such a delay. It can't be categorized as an April Fools joke.
Time does matter.
If you look on the calender.. April Fools day is only ONE DAY.
If the facts don't fit the theory, change the facts. - Albert Einstein

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