The Case of the Curious Kneeling Pandemic

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The Case of the Curious Kneeling Pandemic

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Tiddymun

04.26.2012 , 07:18 AM \| #21	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by OddballEasyEight Kneeling is not a display of submission unless you are actually kneeling before someone else. If youre simply kneeling to take a rest, blend in with the surroundings, steady your weapon or take a poop, youre not actually submissive. However, your apparant inclination to interpret it as such shows that you have a severe fear of being viewed as weak, which usually stems from a very low sense of self esteem, meaning you are in fact weak. So what you're suggesting is that I'm not kneeling to have a rest because I don't own or have no concept of how to use a mattress... nor because I am suddenly and inexplicably surrounded by 1,000 other kneeling Sages and am compelled to blend in... nor because I have a wobbly weapon in need of some knee-related steadying, and not because I'm in dire need of a rearward evacuation... but because I am, actually, deep down and subconsciously... weak. I shall bring this up with my therapist. Thanks for that. Meanwhile, I'll blame the orokeet.

mightylawngnome

04.26.2012 , 07:40 AM \| #22	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Blackardin Proof positive that people will find anything to complain about. LOL There is this thing called imagination. The inference is of one's self bracing for the transformation from one world to another as exemplified in such movies as terminator, or star trek....the latest movie when Spock knelt so as to brace himself for when he landed on an apparently unstable planet? It is both a nice touch, and some nice fodder to keep the whiners busy formulating how this will lead to not only the end of the game, but global warming and maybe even life itself.... I like mittens!

PendragonPrime

04.26.2012 , 07:54 AM \| #23	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by ObiWanBaikonur You poop kneeling? Oh man...I'm dying here...

Scar

04.26.2012 , 07:56 AM \| #24	Quote
Actually I thought it was some nutjob Tebow fan that coded it on purpose.

Lexster

04.26.2012 , 07:58 AM \| #25	Quote
What happens during off-time, stays during offtime.

Screaming_Ziva

04.26.2012 , 08:11 AM \| #26	Quote
I kinda like the kneel down when logging in. All we're missing is the time displacement bubble.

joshbyrd

04.26.2012 , 08:39 AM \| #27	Quote
what an entertaining thread this has been, and OP, you are hilarious! i jumped on this thread so fast when i saw it. for the last 2 days or so i have logged in to find my character kneeling and i was at a complete loss on how how to explain it. its not game breaking or anything just thought it was odd. now i know its my baby taun-taun's fault, and he seemed so innocent! i shall chuck him into the nearest ravine next time i log in, that should solve the issue

Revelationjp

04.26.2012 , 08:58 AM \| #28	Quote
This has been the most amusing thread of the day for sure. I can't imagine why I didn't realize that My Sith Assasins new found inclination to rest between log ins resided with his new tauntaun. It was the only thing that had changed. But then again, I activated it when I got it and promptly forgot about it, because it's small and runs around behind me pretty unnoticed. When I do see him, I remind myself to dismiss him, as it's hardly fitting for a powerful Sith to have a cute and cuddly furrball following him around, but then I get distracted by murders and such.

Dorlare

04.26.2012 , 08:59 AM \| #29	Quote
its called T-bowing

Cooltrip

04.26.2012 , 09:03 AM \| #30	Quote
Interesting. I logged on this morning and found my character kneeling. I did not know there was a Tebowing epidemic.
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