URL guy now has his own Reddit Q&A thread

[renegadestatuz]

Looks like starting tomorrow, the URL guy will now be responding to questions. Feel free to drop by and ask away!

[CapnCappy]

"There's no such thing as too many Clemson battles"

 

Okay, he's on my "like" list.

[HowitzerBlitzer]

Great, I've always wanted to know how to make more crappy puns!

[renegadestatuz]

"There's no such thing as too many Clemson battles"

 

 

Okay, he's on my "like" list.

The Khab, GK question from him was my favorite.

EDIT: Scratch that, the question about naming a child after him and his response are my favorite lol.

[Cruxdei]

 Revanblahblah-My kid is currently in a 9 month loading screen. Is it okay if I name him after you once he spawns?

 WGNA_TheURLGuy- Is it? By invoking my name, the fate of your progeny becomes entwined with ancient forces beyond even my comprehension. Proceed with caution.

 

this can't be real.

[renegadestatuz]

 Revanblahblah-My kid is currently in a 9 month loading screen. Is it okay if I name him after you once he spawns?

 WGNA_TheURLGuy- Is it? By invoking my name, the fate of your progeny becomes entwined with ancient forces beyond even my comprehension. Proceed with caution.

 

this can't be real.

His responses start to get better lol.

[GhostSwordsman]

This one is my favorite so far:

 

Q: Did you have to go to University to train for your job? Or is it a skill you were just born with?

 

A: I trained for years in the New Mexican desert under the tutelage of an ancient shaman. He spoke mainly in riddles such as "What are you doing in my house?" and "I'm calling the police!" but, hidden in those riddles, was a sacred knowledge of how memes and ship-posting are the path to enlightenment.

[renegadestatuz]

This one is my favorite so far:

 

Q: Did you have to go to University to train for your job? Or is it a skill you were just born with?

 

A: I trained for years in the New Mexican desert under the tutelage of an ancient shaman. He spoke mainly in riddles such as "What are you doing in my house?" and "I'm calling the police!" but, hidden in those riddles, was a sacred knowledge of how memes and ship-posting are the path to enlightenment.

I busted out laughing in the middle of the pool supply store a few minutes ago reading this. What probably makes it a little more funny to me is that a few days ago I was dispatched out to a call where an elderly lady kept hearing noises in her attic and thought someone must've been living up there. Me and the local county police officers just have a puzzling look to one another and thought she was crazy. That was until we actually got up into her attic. Someone was actually up there. Turns out they had broken into her house a few days prior and he had gotten himself stuck/trapped up in her attic lol