Johnny B. Goode
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I'm guessing that he deleted his own posts. If he quit and didn't ask them to delete his Forum account, then you can still mention him.
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Where'd He Go?
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PJS299
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That would make sense. You can make your profile only visible to yourself too. You hear that @Sharmon the Impaler? We're on to you! lol
Johnny B. Goode
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Impaler is most definitely a word. It refers to someone who impales others. Vlad the Impaler was a real person who was the inspiration for Dracula. He was a ruler of Wallachia in Eastern Europe in the mid-1400s. His father was Vlad Dracul, and Dracula means "son of Dracul". He was referred to as Vlad the Impaler due to his favorite form of execution, impalement.
Darkest.Knight
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Maybe he'll "recover" and return to the game, they won't delete his character for a very long time even if he deleted it. I've deleted several chars and it usually takes months for them to disappear.
PJS299
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I have a browser extension that helps with grammar. I don't know why I have it, my spelling/grammar is usually pretty good, but I still have it. It's called LanguageTool, and it said that Impaler is not a word. It comes up with a red line underneath, and says "Possible spelling mistake found." The line's there right now.
Johnny B. Goode
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LOL. Okay. Keep believing your browser extension. Refuse to believe any new knowledge that isn't confirmed by one of your browser extensions. Stay uninformed. No skin off my nose. But, impaler is a word, even if they didn't load it into your browser extension's memory (or whatever they do).
xivarmy
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I'd provide a link, but they don't like links on this forum
There's also a Harper Collins and Random House Webster citation that include impaler as a derived noun.
PJS299
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Yeah, I have no idea. It doesn't let me report it, either.I'd provide a link, but they don't like links on this forum
PJS299
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I know it's a word lol, but LanguageTool doesn't think so.
Johnny B. Goode
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My text program will add words that I use if they're not already in the database.
PJS299
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I think I can too...
I've added JBG, FoE, GBG, GE, GvG, Uber, Indy, SAT, SAJM, SAV, SAAB, SAM, etc.
SomePlayer5000
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end of an era