Vasuki wrote...
The Jesus wrote...
I know its a game, but that doesn't mean that you just go about it all willy-nilly, I fucking love that word.
I'm fairly certain that willy-nilly is an expression, not a word. As you can see, now that classes are done for the next 3 months, I am degraded to nit-picking other people's online forum posts.
Shoot me now.
I won't be the one who'll shoot you. I'm kind of on your side, nit-picking is fun at times. However, I partially disagree with you about "willy-nilly." I think it can be considered both. From what I've read, it's a contraction of the Old English phrase "Will ye, nill ye." I've come across it being called a phrase, but more than not, it has been referenced as a word.
ZeroOBK wrote...
The Jesus wrote...
I know its a game, but that doesn't mean that you just go about it all willy-nilly, I fucking love that word. Anyway, you claim the girls you love and if you have an opening, then you can play the field a little more freely. It may be more interesting if you "take a risk," but if you chose the waifus that you really wanted, what sense is there in giving them up for another?
"Because you got the girls you wanted, but you didn't get the girls you REALLY wanted because they were already taken" is my answer. For myself, there's at least
three five girls that have been 'let back into the wild' that I prefer over the two I let go. Rather than say "willy-nilly", it would be more appropriate to chide me in coolly taking calculated risks with this game.
I think we got our lines crossed, or something. I wasn't attempting to chide you or anything like that. Like you said, sometimes people get to the girls you want before you do. Remember, my drunken ravings were sparked by someone, who had 2 posts and no waifus, trying to reclaim 9 girls and release 2. Maybe I should have been more clear, but I was talking about the people who had never been here and never came back and that type of random, unattached, spontaneous, "willy-nilly" way of choosing waifus.
Again, it was nothing personal.