Re: Pendragon the folklorist / GJD

> HarryLime wrote:
> 
>> George J. Dance wrote:
>> 
>>> BiteMeSharpEnt wrote:
>>> 
>>>> HarryLime wrote:
>>>> 
>>>>> Will-Dockery wrote:
>>>>> 
>>>>>> George J. Dance wrote:
>>>>>> Pendragon the folklorist
>>>>>> 
>>>>>> One Michael Pendragon, in mockery,
>>>>>> Would lie all the time about Dockery.
>>>>>> When called on each lie
>>>>>> He'd whine and he'd cry:
>>>>>> "That wasn't a lie -- it was folkery!"
>>>>>> 
>>>>>> - gjd26
>>>>> 
>>>>> 
>>>>> So, to continue the continuity of the "folklore," other characters such as  Nasty Gene, Senile Senetto and "Voodoo Boy" (as told by Zod) should logically follow?
>>>>> 
>>>>> 😏
>>>> 
>>>> 
>>>> Michael Pendragon, NancyGene, and Jim Senetto each have their own page in the folklore.  I have not mentioned any of the above-listed childish names, because none have permanently attached themselves to the persons they were directed at.
>>>> 
>>>> Folklore comprises the stories that continue to be told about someone long after the events described in them occurred -- assuming that they occurred at all.
>>>> 
>>>> "Voodoo Boy" was only used by Stinky G -- fell out of usage entirely after a couple of weeks.
>>>> 
>>>> Compiling a comprehensive list of usernames, aliases, and nicknames for the individual A.A.P.C. members sounds like a worthy project -- but for a history of A.A.P.C., not for a record of its folklore.
>>>> 
>>>> *I'm getting the distinct impression that you don't understand the difference between folklore and history.
>>>> 
>>>> Dumbass.
>>> 
>>> 
>>> The "fokelore" is always hilarious right up until somebody starts fact-checking the legends.
>> 
>> 
>> Like Ernest Dowson, HarryLiar's "folklore" is true in his own fashion.
>> 
>> For about 7 years starting in 2017, aapc was infested by a gang of as many a dozen trolls,
>> nicknamed the "Bandar-Log" after /The Jungle Book/ (Disney version), with Harry as their
>> Monkey King. He'd make up stories about other people, and they'd repeat them ad nauseam.
>> Most of them left when google shut down usenet support, but Harry and a couple of
>> others just couldn't let go.
>> 
>> The "folklore" series is a true record of the stories the Bandar-Log used to tell, and the
>> format gives Harry a way of spreading them once again (and, if he's lucky, getting some
>> new trolling in). At least this time he's admitted the stories are not true, and without his
>> Bandar-Log subjects there's little chance of them being believed.
> 
> 
> It was MummyChunk, who pointed out that Will figured prominently in the A.A.P.C. folklore.
> 
> I'm merely following up on MummyChunk's ideal by compiling all of the actual folktales that have been floating around A.A.P.C. for the past quarter century.
> 



Again, too bad you've ruined it with childish name-calling, lies and misrepresentations, Pendragon.

😏 


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