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Originally posted by Chris Fitzgerald CHI-CHI,
Alphabetical works for me, as long as I get to go by "DURRL" (otherwise, EMBARRASSEDSWISHER beats me out by a nose). By the same logic, DONOSAURUS REX should be filed under "Higdon". |
Hmm, I wasn't sure what to do so I did some research and was able to find the proper order of things.
Let's assume we're putting some level of order to things. We've got:
Chris A
Ed Fuqua
Chris Fitzgerald
Don Higdon
Joris
Embellisher
john turner
Pacman
Gard
Now, there are essentially four groups. The first group is DBers. Next is the EUB group, represented only by Gard. Next are your two-timers, DB and BG. Now, an argument can be made that all DBers really double on BG, but for the purposes of this system, I referring to people that still play a significant amount of BG. Then you have your straight BGers.
First group is ED, CHRIS, and DON. Now we'll go alphabetical. Fitzgerald winds up being first, ahead of Fuqua, but when referring to the old Latin texts, the proper spelling of Fitzerald shows up as
Yf-PhieouxtczkJaiour-oulde. This decidely places Chris last. Fuqua is seen in older Swahili writings as
pHb!ook-na-na!wheigh. He's just above Chris. Greek documents, including writings by Aristotle, show Don's name as
Doniforieous Maximus Heraldigdonious, which really leaves him in first place.
Next is Gard. Native American references show him as Two Dogs --- nevermind.
Pacman would be next. Japanese records from Atari, near Tokyo, show his name actually being spelled Jonosan Pacisurki, translated to English as "Jawless Yellow Dot Chomper."
As the others all play BG, they do not matter.
Edit: he he!