Ok im mad as a bug!

[Flying Mullet]

Mystic Quest is so great that it doesn't even need a forum. It's greateness permeates all other forums and it can be talked about anywhere.

[eestlinc]

Originally posted by The Man
Which doesn't exist...

WHAT?!?!?! Nobody asked me before they deleted it!!

[The Man]

bad luck eest

Originally posted by Mr. Mimic
Mystic Quest is so great that it doesn't even need a forum. It's greateness permeates all other forums and it can be talked about anywhere.

Its greatness doesn't exist, I'm sorry to inform you. You have all been painfully mislead by a hoodlum named Bubba, and he shall be deported and dealt with in due course.

[Del Murder]

Originally posted by Mr. Mimic
Mystic Quest is so great that it doesn't even need a forum. It's greateness permeates all other forums and it can be talked about anywhere.

[Psychotic]

Wait, now it can be talked about in the Lounge?

Anyway, MQ isn't real. It's just communist propaganda. Yes.

[Kossage]

Well, I've listened to the music of Mysic Quest and it's really neat - especially the battle tracks are catchy. I need to play that game someday.

[The Man]

Unfortunately, the music is quite possibly the only worthwhile thing about it.

Edit: Also, I can't believe I missed this until just now:

Originally posted by Citizen Bleys
EGG, seize this man!

karma police, arrest this man

[Meow]

Actually, Morissette's "Ironic" was criticized unendingly because only one of its vignettes - the man on the plane - could plausibly fit the song's title, and then only arguably so. The rest are simply unfortunate coincidences. And while some of them are highly unfortunate, they in no way carry the logically unexpected twist that creates "irony." To win the lottery, for example, does not in any way imply physical health, so the old man's death, while unfortunate, is in no way surprising - especially at his age. Rain on a wedding may add drear to a festive day, but the day's festivities in no way presume nice weather. And upon close inspection, all of the situations - i would include the plane incedent, personally, but some argue that flying is presumably safe - involve outcomes that are unfortunate, but none logically unexpected.

Some of Alanis' bigger fans argue that the real irony of the song is that none of the situations are actually ironic; the naysayers are just missing the point and falling into her intentional trap. Somehow, though, i doubt that. The vignettes all follow the same emotionally oriented pattern, as if a twist on good and happy feeling follows irony's definition. To me, this consistency implies an intentional interpretation of the word's meaning, misguided though it may be. By holding so strongly to the song's definition, Alanis presents no evidence that she might be applying sarcasm, so we can't assume as such.

Poor girl.

[The Man]

Originally posted by Blanco Meow
Poor girl.

Poor Nait.

[Nait]

Originally posted by Linus
I'd just like to say that Nait should win a Nobel Prize for his achievements.

Winner of the 2000 "Worst Grammar" Award: Naitsirk.

Now he's like a god.

"Worst grammar"? My god. I don't recall... But that's not strange, my memory is... strange and... selective.

I rather think that a free ride when you already paid is at least somewhat ironic, by the way.

[Mikztsu]

Lolz. Linus held the elections back then. Oh well, you were all foreigner and stuff back then, Nait. *pet*

[Yamaneko]

Originally posted by Del Murder
*insert him quoting in here*

Kick the baby or Pass the Bleys?

[Mikztsu]

Kick the baby. Nait is the baby.

[Del Murder]

I have no idea what you're talking about.

Tristam was my favorite MQ character. He had ninja stars.

[Flying Mullet]

But he takes the Dragon Claw from you at the beginning of the game.

Punk