EoFF invades real life

[Laddy]

I steal witty comments all the time!

YAY ME FOR LACK OF ORIGINALITY!

[Baloki]

I gather a band of merry EoFFer's and we invade Birmingham once a year.

[The Last Oath]

I constantly steal jokes and witty comments from the members of EoFF and making my friends think im clever, funny and original.

Me too

[Balzac]

Never.

[Shlup]

I once referenced Raistlin in an essay I wrote. Suffice it to say, I got a C on the paper, but gained a memory of an experience worth its weight in epic win.

POST IT.

[Jiro]

I once referenced Raistlin in an essay I wrote. Suffice it to say, I got a C on the paper, but gained a memory of an experience worth its weight in epic win.

POST IT.

Please?

[Flying Mullet]

I once referenced Raistlin in an essay I wrote. Suffice it to say, I got a C on the paper, but gained a memory of an experience worth its weight in epic win.

POST IT.

Please?

Pretty please with a cherry on top?

[Yar]

Dammit. I needed to see this thread earlier. There's an insurance company headquartered downtown called EOFF Insurance. I'll see if I can snap a picture.

[Tavrobel]

History lesson time. In my English class, there was a competition in the class, and whoever won got extra points tacked onto their final grade. It was a combination of bribery, gifts, delinquency, and hilariousness. Some of the funniness is lost two years removed, but, meh. I can't find the original paper, which still had Raistlin in it, but I found the joke paper version that I handed in.

It makes more sense when you know that our English teacher, a white person, and very much not from the hood, was reading this aloud to what was a constituency of mostly black, teenage boys. Edited for security purposes.

[Rantz]

I would pay for more of your product, Tavrobel.

[Jiro]

I would [strike]pay[/strike] give you stolen moeny for more of your product, Tavrobel.

[Montoya]

I remember telling my friends about lovehurts. That's about it.