Werewolfs(1.3)

[Krieger66]

This will explain it, but visit at your own risk.

Spoiler :

http://encyclopediadramatica.com/Profit

how do you make profit from underware

1. Make reference to an old joke that stopped being funny/original years ago
2. Assume everyone is just as geeky as you and understands said reference
3. ???
4. PROFIT!

Im ten times as geeky and I still don't understand...

 

[Sardauker]

As far as I know it's a southpark reference, http://www.southparkstudios.com/full-episodes/s02e17-gnomes . Move along now.

 

[Valkrionn]

It's just an internet meme.

The southpark episode actually references the meme, the meme is not a reference to southpark.

 

[Meldon]

The origins of many memes have been lost to the sands of time...

 

[Oranos]

But 90% of them can be traced back to the Chan of 4

 

[Krieger66]

But 90% of them can be traced back to the Chan of 4

the weather channel

 

[Krieger66]

I just noticed that the loyalty promotion gained from the baron leading expires in one turn...

 

[dommain]

that is so when he unlead's them, it goes away.

 

[Krieger66]

that is so when he unlead's them, it goes away.

but it went away while he was in the same tile...1 turn later he goes rogue
it seems that the promo expires in 1 turn, however, if you move the baron off and then back on the units they regain the promo(just remember to do it every turn because having your wolves wander off in enemy territory can really screw you *no pun possible*)
its an acceptable bug untill the patch comes out

guess who has a mammoth werewolf

 

[A Moon]

It's just an internet meme.

The southpark episode actually references the meme, the meme is not a reference to southpark.

Nope. South Park made the joke originally.

 

[inuyashasama]

Nowhere in there does it say the expression originated with South Park, only that it made it a popular expression.

Also, wikipedia is a bad place for those kinds of "facts".

 

[A Moon]

Nowhere in there does it say the expression originated with South Park, only that it made it a popular expression.

Also, wikipedia is a bad place for those kinds of "facts".

Wikipedia isn't a great place for those kind of facts. I know. But the fact that the articles it cites and Encyclopedia Dramatica all state that South Park episode to be the origin of the meme give be confidence in saying so myself. Why am I talking like this? If you have any evidence of its usage before 1998, feel free to post it.

 

[Valkrionn]

Nope. South Park made the joke originally.

Hmm... You may be right. Generally South Park references memes, but in this case it seems to have created it...

http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/profit