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Misbehaving - Burter - 10-12-2005

By having bad behavior.


Misbehaving - Burter - 10-13-2005

Quote:Originally posted by Toma
lol, ok, *sarcasim* but who would ever let their emotions take over. Tongue *sarcasim*

Me.


Misbehaving - Hellfighter 17 - 10-13-2005

Quote:Originally posted by Olibu
Misbehaving is simply flaming, spamming, or trolling.

Examples?

You suck. Go to hell you black mofo! OMFG PWNT. (Flaming)

VAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM *in a completely random topic* (Spamming)

Haha, you wish you could. I'd moogle you up so bad that your mom would drop to her knees and beg fo' mah! AHAHA. (Trolling)

...Yeah. That's typically what I consider misbehaving, at least in the RPG I mod.
I thought trolling was posting in large amount of threads on one board in a short period of time.


Misbehaving - Tobias - 10-13-2005

Trolling is deliberatly being a fucktard to get people angry at you.
http://redwing.hutman.net/~mreed/warriorshtm/troller.htm


Misbehaving - Raditzu - 10-13-2005

Of course you can misbehave in an RPG. You can misbehave anywhere.

Quote:Originally posted by Dictionary.com
mis?be?have Audio pronunciation of "misbehaving" ( P ) Pronunciation Key (msb-hv)
v. mis?be?haved, mis?be?hav?ing, mis?be?haves
v. intr.

To behave badly.


v. tr.

To behave (oneself) in an inappropriate way



Misbehaving - Hellfighter 17 - 10-13-2005

Yea, too much Austin powers has caused your brain to rot, Toma. =P


Misbehaving - Tobias - 10-13-2005

ME


So furzy. What are you wearing?


Misbehaving - Hellfighter 17 - 10-14-2005

Or, you could just say acting in a way deemed inappropriate by others. No matter the situation. 'Nuff said on that, peoples!

I do not know this "okay." I've heard of "'kay," "OK," and "okey dokey," even the odd hokey pokey, but never "okay."