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''this in the long run will make sysops far better life protectors! '' | ''this in the long run will make sysops far better life protectors! '' | ||
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: Why? Because life is good! | |||
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:because first they protect trolls even if the trolls bite them on the leg. his This the same as forest rangers protecting other wild things that also bite them on the leg. Just like in the forest, if it bites you on the leg a few times and does not get kicked, it becomes tame and thus your friend. Good trolls and good sysops develop this relationship usually. Good sysops don't resent being bitten on the leg much as they know it is just what trolls do. Trolls know that ifthey can bite on the leg and not be kicked, too hard, or not hunted down, then they are safe to bring more vulnerable non-troll wild things in to make a funny garden. | |||
Revision as of 05:38, 21 April 2003
this in the long run will make sysops far better life protectors!
Why ?
- Why? Because life is good!
How ?
- because first they protect trolls even if the trolls bite them on the leg. his This the same as forest rangers protecting other wild things that also bite them on the leg. Just like in the forest, if it bites you on the leg a few times and does not get kicked, it becomes tame and thus your friend. Good trolls and good sysops develop this relationship usually. Good sysops don't resent being bitten on the leg much as they know it is just what trolls do. Trolls know that ifthey can bite on the leg and not be kicked, too hard, or not hunted down, then they are safe to bring more vulnerable non-troll wild things in to make a funny garden.