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During one of the Forum's cyclical infatuations with Cosmic Encounters, calling out the use of a "flare" was considered the polite way of doing something that was less than polite. For instance, shouting "BAP Flare" was the way to announce your intention to fling yourself bodily onto any available, mostly empty, couch. So named after BAP who turned the simple act of sloth into an high-energy artform involving barrel rolls, half twists, (broken furniture) and a large cloud of dust, crumbs, and fluffies. | During one of the Forum's cyclical infatuations with Cosmic Encounters, calling out the use of a "flare" was considered the polite way of doing something that was less than polite. For instance, shouting "BAP Flare" was the way to announce your intention to fling yourself bodily onto any available, mostly empty, couch. So named after BAP who turned the simple act of sloth into an high-energy artform involving barrel rolls, half twists, (broken furniture) and a large cloud of dust, crumbs, and [[fluffies]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 04:33, 22 April 2008
During one of the Forum's cyclical infatuations with Cosmic Encounters, calling out the use of a "flare" was considered the polite way of doing something that was less than polite. For instance, shouting "BAP Flare" was the way to announce your intention to fling yourself bodily onto any available, mostly empty, couch. So named after BAP who turned the simple act of sloth into an high-energy artform involving barrel rolls, half twists, (broken furniture) and a large cloud of dust, crumbs, and fluffies.