Favorite group poll

[MongoGutman]

For me it's the Guards

 

[deldaisy]

For me it's the Guards

Seee.... THIS is how mongo wanted us to reply

 

[pip]

We never do whats expected . This way is so much more fun.

 

[deldaisy]

We never do whats expected . This way is so much more fun.

TOTALLY agree :twisted:

 

[pip]

So when you filling out the biography

 

[deldaisy]

So when you filling out the biography

I did. Not my fault it vaporised.

 

[pip]

So when you filling out the biography

I did. Not my fault it vaporised.

 

[poohcarrot]

I'm not prepared to choose until I've had my question clarified.

 

[DaveC]

So when you filling out the biography

I did. Not my fault it vaporised.

Did I miss something? Did your life evaporate leaving you with just a now and no then?

 

[pip]

So when you filling out the biography

I did. Not my fault it vaporised.

Did I miss something? Did your life evaporate leaving you with just a now and no then?

 

[raisindot]

The Guards. No question. Not a bad book in the lot, and most of the top ones are there.

Much as I love the Witches, the series is hampered by the mediocrity of Maskerade.

The Death series is dragged down by the mediocrity of the mall subplot of Reaper Man.

The Moist and Co. series is dragged all the way to the bottom by the total crappiness of Pyramids.

J-I-B

 

[Sjoerd3000]

Guards/Death/Wizards

Can't choose between them

 

[deldaisy]

Not ONE of us can post a one choice answer!

Must be amazing watching you lot at dinner at a DW convention.
"I'll have the fish!... noooooooooooooo..... the roast!.... waaaait... The Chicken!.. yes... no wait........ I DO like venison....."

 

[Jan Van Quirm]

Ahem!

No dithering for me it has to be the Witches on the basis that they're the most powerful and above all sensible people on the Disc. I like the Watch as much really, but they don't have Greebo (which is why they have the edge - even though I really love Gaspode regrettably he can't change his morphic field)...

One group with qualifications?

 

[superfurryandy]

Has to be The Watch for me. Vimes is kind of a hero, and I love the books that are set in the city.

 

[Quatermass]

Feel free to antagonise me anytime you like.

With gusto.

BOOT TO THE HEAD!

*thwack*

I would have been more intellectual, but I recently figured out the optimum use of brain power against you.

 

[poohcarrot]

So on all the other forums you used to be on, did you get booted off for being offensive, or were the members too puny for your enormous intellect?

 

[Quatermass]

So on all the other forums you used to be on, did you get booted off for being offensive, or were the members too puny for your enormous intellect?

Uhh, no to both. There is a distinction between a troll and an insufferable, annoying intellectual who doesn't suffer fools gladly. A fine distinction, yes, but a distinction nonetheless.

I know not to cross the line. I prefer to be annoying rather than offensive. You can get away with annoying, as long as you're remotely entertaining and are not malicious.

 

[Quatermass]

Anyway, to make up for derailing the thread, I thought that I would do a tally of the votes so far, and yes, I am including fractional votes. If there are two Discworld plotlines mentioned, then each plotline gets half a vote. If there are three, then they get a third of a vote each.

The Wizards of UU = 1.3

The City Watch = 4.6

The Witches = 2.16

Tiffany and the Nac Mac Feegle = 0.5

Death & Co = 1.83

Moist Von Lipwig & Co= 0.5

Okay. So, by my calculations, the City Watch books rank first, the Witches (by which I assume the Lancre Coven) second, and the Death stories third.

So far, anyway.

Actually, aren't these threads capable of being made into polls in the first place?

 

[DaveC]

Actually, aren't these threads capable of being made into polls in the first place?

Just what I was thinking - can't retroactively put one in either, another thread would have to be started.