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Too Much Exposition
Level 3: 213 points
Alltime Score: 363 points
Last Logged In: June 19th, 2015
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Too Much Exposition




I'm beginning to feel like the best way to appreciate the world is to trade in non-reproducible circumstances. This seems like a good place to collect more of them. robincostume.jpg
Previous Player Photograph: dressed as Ragged Robin; home from a Halloween party at about 6 a.m. If SF0 won’t accept an Invisible into their fold, who will?


Getting it all home.
The shopping trip
Spidere tasting wraps.
Yakitori
Planning doc
Cilantro and Secret Cello
Stir fry.
Spidere tasting quesadillas.
Quesadillas
Spidere tasting soup.

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posted by Too Much Exposition on July 27th, 2009 10:09 PM

@ ⓜoustache: I am sympathetic. I was (still am) craving migas the entire time I was working on this praxis. And, yes, Spidere is an excellent food model.

posted by Too Much Exposition on January 30th, 2008 11:24 PM

I'm finding the community reaction to this interesting enough that I'm willing to vote for Herbie's completion even if I found YourPinup's character repulsive (and I'm about as much of a sucker for alt-sexiness as anyone).

I don't actually think SF0 suffers much in this regard, though: I've gotten four more votes on my player photograph in the six days since I changed it to a picture of a physical disfigurement than in the first seven+ weeks when it was mildly flattering. That's the opposite reaction I'd expect from most communities, and definitely a commendable one.

posted by Too Much Exposition on January 30th, 2008 10:51 PM

Yeah, I think it says something that I still love that building despite working in its weirdly-shaped offices for five years. Glad you could join us, Ricky. A shame your wife couldn't make it!

posted by Too Much Exposition on January 28th, 2008 7:28 PM

Susy: Thanks! I actually wondered if that measure was too silly and nearly took it out at the last minute, then I thought: who am I kidding? I'm pretty silly.

DA1: Oooh, point taken (and, indeed, a perfect comment). Thanks for eventually getting around to it.

BU: In addition to your ecconomist comparison (which is certainly valid), I'd also hasten to add that, it is neither expected nor necessarily in a population's best interest for an elected official to behave exactly how he would urge his citizens to do. Though in this case the score cited in this report simply applies to the tasks you voted for, not the ones you yourself participated in--but as DA points out below, you may also just be impoverished w/r/t great collaborations for you to vote on.

DA2: A very interesting and credible theory. It would take me a whole lot of brute force calculation to figure out exactly how many of the ~6540 praxis to date have been collaborative, but if the trends from the first 5 pages of praxes hold true, it's probably only 6-10% of them. So if we presume that there have been about 400 collaborative completions and BU voted for 257 of them, that is indeed a pretty impressive percentage.

The rest of you: thank you for honoring my extremely nerdy completion with your votes. I promise that the next and subsequent ones will be more active.