Parson-Stanley Relationship - Revision history

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-	~~Got it! Thanks~~ a ~~lot again~~ for ~~hepilng me~~ out!	+	Stanley is aware that Parson is the "[[Perfect Warlord]]", and is therefore capable of defeating vastly superior armies by devising radically innovative strategies. But despite this fact, he is deeply ambivalent about allowing Parson to act as [[Gobwin Knob]]'s [[Chief Warlord]]. He knows he can't predict what Parson will do if he gives him the authority to act, but he suspects that while Parson will achieve victory, that victory will come at a higher price than Stanley wishes to pay. He is deeply unhappy that [[Wanda]] became attuned to the [[Arkenpliers]] as a consequence of Parson's first victory, and is likely to be even more unhappy if Parson's second victory allows [[Wanda]] to take control of most of Stanley's [[Dwagon]]s.
		+	Parson dislikes Stanley, who reminds him of every bad boss he ever had in his old life on Earth. He has almost no respect for Stanley beyond his ability to kill him/get him killed. It was recently revealed in [[LIAB Text 44]] that while Stanley recognizes how good a [[warlord]] Parson is, he also believes that were he to recognize subordinates it would cause them to slack in their duties. He does have a few complaints such as how expensive Parson's plans tend to be and the occasional mistakes that result from his inexperience.
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		+	Stanley is also struggling with his position. He has often commented that he was happiest when he could go out to tame dwagons, fight battles, rock out, and generally be an active part in the dangers of his side. As an [[Overlord]] he must avoid any dangerous active role while his subordinates do all the things he wishes he could do.
		+	<noinclude>
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		+	[[Parson Gotti]] : [[Stanley the Tool]]
		+	[[Category:Relationships]]</noinclude>

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-	Stanley is aware that Parson is the "[[Perfect Warlord]]", and is therefore capable of defeating vastly superior armies by devising radically innovative strategies. But despite this fact, he is deeply ambivalent about allowing Parson to act as [[Gobwin Knob]]'s [[Chief Warlord]]. He knows he can't predict what Parson will do if he gives him the authority to act, but he suspects that while Parson will achieve victory, that victory will come at a higher price than Stanley wishes to pay. He is deeply unhappy that [[Wanda]] became attuned to the [[Arkenpliers]] as a consequence of Parson's first victory, and is likely to be even more unhappy if Parson's second victory allows [[Wanda]] to take control of most of Stanley's [[Dwagon]]s.	+	Got it! Thanks a lot again for hepilng me out!
-	~~Parson dislikes Stanley, who reminds him of every bad boss he ever had in his old life on Earth. He has almost no respect~~ for Stanley beyond his ability to kill him/get him killed. It was recently revealed in [[LIAB Text 44]] that while Stanley recognizes how good a [[warlord]] Parson is, he also believes that were he to recognize subordinates it would cause them to slack in their duties. He does have a few complaints such as how expensive Parson's plans tend to be and the occasional mistakes that result from his inexperience.	+
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-	~~Stanley is also struggling with his position. He has often commented that he was happiest when he could go out to tame dwagons, fight battles, rock~~ out~~, and generally be an active part in the dangers of his side. As an [[Overlord]] he must avoid any dangerous active role while his subordinates do all the things he wishes he could do.~~	+
-	~~<noinclude>~~	+
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-	~~[[Parson Gotti]] : [[Stanley the Tool]]~~	+
-	~~[[Category:Relationships]]</noinclude>~~	+

Glenn at 00:03, 28 March 2011

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-	Stanley is aware that Parson is the "[[Perfect Warlord]]", and is capable of devising radically innovative strategies. But despite this fact, he is deeply ambivalent about allowing Parson to act as [[Gobwin Knob]]'s [[Chief Warlord]]. He knows he can't predict what Parson will do if he gives him the authority to act, but he suspects that while Parson will achieve victory, that victory will come at a higher price than Stanley wishes to pay. He is deeply unhappy that [[Wanda]] became attuned to the [[Arkenpliers]] as a consequence of Parson's first victory, and is likely to be even more unhappy if Parson's second victory allows [[Wanda]] to take control of most of Stanley's [[Dwagon]]s.	+	Stanley is aware that Parson is the "[[Perfect Warlord]]", and is therefore capable of defeating vastly superior armies by devising radically innovative strategies. But despite this fact, he is deeply ambivalent about allowing Parson to act as [[Gobwin Knob]]'s [[Chief Warlord]]. He knows he can't predict what Parson will do if he gives him the authority to act, but he suspects that while Parson will achieve victory, that victory will come at a higher price than Stanley wishes to pay. He is deeply unhappy that [[Wanda]] became attuned to the [[Arkenpliers]] as a consequence of Parson's first victory, and is likely to be even more unhappy if Parson's second victory allows [[Wanda]] to take control of most of Stanley's [[Dwagon]]s.
	Parson dislikes Stanley, who reminds him of every bad boss he ever had in his old life on Earth. He has almost no respect for Stanley beyond his ability to kill him/get him killed. It was recently revealed in [[LIAB Text 44]] that while Stanley recognizes how good a [[warlord]] Parson is, he also believes that were he to recognize subordinates it would cause them to slack in their duties. He does have a few complaints such as how expensive Parson's plans tend to be and the occasional mistakes that result from his inexperience.		Parson dislikes Stanley, who reminds him of every bad boss he ever had in his old life on Earth. He has almost no respect for Stanley beyond his ability to kill him/get him killed. It was recently revealed in [[LIAB Text 44]] that while Stanley recognizes how good a [[warlord]] Parson is, he also believes that were he to recognize subordinates it would cause them to slack in their duties. He does have a few complaints such as how expensive Parson's plans tend to be and the occasional mistakes that result from his inexperience.

Glenn at 23:59, 27 March 2011

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-	Stanley is aware that Parson is the "[[Perfect Warlord]]", and is capable of devising radically innovative strategies. But despite this fact, he is deeply ~~ambivelant~~ about allowing Parson to act as [[Gobwin Knob]]'s [[Chief Warlord]]. He knows he can't predict what Parson will do if he gives him the authority to act, but he suspects that while Parson will achieve victory, that victory will come at a higher price than Stanley wishes to pay. He is deeply unhappy that [[Wanda]] became attuned to the [[Arkenpliers]] as a consequence of Parson's first victory, and is likely to be even more unhappy if Parson's second victory allows [[Wanda]] to take control of most of Stanley's [[Dwagon]]s.	+	Stanley is aware that Parson is the "[[Perfect Warlord]]", and is capable of devising radically innovative strategies. But despite this fact, he is deeply ambivalent about allowing Parson to act as [[Gobwin Knob]]'s [[Chief Warlord]]. He knows he can't predict what Parson will do if he gives him the authority to act, but he suspects that while Parson will achieve victory, that victory will come at a higher price than Stanley wishes to pay. He is deeply unhappy that [[Wanda]] became attuned to the [[Arkenpliers]] as a consequence of Parson's first victory, and is likely to be even more unhappy if Parson's second victory allows [[Wanda]] to take control of most of Stanley's [[Dwagon]]s.
	Parson dislikes Stanley, who reminds him of every bad boss he ever had in his old life on Earth. He has almost no respect for Stanley beyond his ability to kill him/get him killed. It was recently revealed in [[LIAB Text 44]] that while Stanley recognizes how good a [[warlord]] Parson is, he also believes that were he to recognize subordinates it would cause them to slack in their duties. He does have a few complaints such as how expensive Parson's plans tend to be and the occasional mistakes that result from his inexperience.		Parson dislikes Stanley, who reminds him of every bad boss he ever had in his old life on Earth. He has almost no respect for Stanley beyond his ability to kill him/get him killed. It was recently revealed in [[LIAB Text 44]] that while Stanley recognizes how good a [[warlord]] Parson is, he also believes that were he to recognize subordinates it would cause them to slack in their duties. He does have a few complaints such as how expensive Parson's plans tend to be and the occasional mistakes that result from his inexperience.

Glenn at 23:55, 27 March 2011

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	Stanley is aware that Parson is the "[[Perfect Warlord]]", and is capable of devising radically innovative strategies. But despite this fact, he is deeply ambivelant about allowing Parson to act as [[Gobwin Knob]]'s [[Chief Warlord]]. He knows he can't predict what Parson will do if he gives him the authority to act, but he suspects that while Parson will achieve victory, that victory will come at a higher price than Stanley wishes to pay. He is deeply unhappy that [[Wanda]] became attuned to the [[Arkenpliers]] as a consequence of Parson's first victory, and is likely to be even more unhappy if Parson's second victory allows [[Wanda]] to take control of most of Stanley's [[Dwagon]]s.		Stanley is aware that Parson is the "[[Perfect Warlord]]", and is capable of devising radically innovative strategies. But despite this fact, he is deeply ambivelant about allowing Parson to act as [[Gobwin Knob]]'s [[Chief Warlord]]. He knows he can't predict what Parson will do if he gives him the authority to act, but he suspects that while Parson will achieve victory, that victory will come at a higher price than Stanley wishes to pay. He is deeply unhappy that [[Wanda]] became attuned to the [[Arkenpliers]] as a consequence of Parson's first victory, and is likely to be even more unhappy if Parson's second victory allows [[Wanda]] to take control of most of Stanley's [[Dwagon]]s.
-	Parson dislikes Stanley, who reminds him of every bad boss he ever had on [[Earth]]. He has almost no respect for Stanley beyond his ability to kill him/get him killed. It was recently revealed in [[LIAB Text 44]] that while Stanley recognizes how good a [[warlord]] Parson is, he also believes that were he to recognize subordinates it would cause them to slack in their duties. He does have a few complaints such as how expensive Parson's plans tend to be and the occasional mistakes that result from his inexperience.	+	Parson dislikes Stanley, who reminds him of every bad boss he ever had in his old life on Earth. He has almost no respect for Stanley beyond his ability to kill him/get him killed. It was recently revealed in [[LIAB Text 44]] that while Stanley recognizes how good a [[warlord]] Parson is, he also believes that were he to recognize subordinates it would cause them to slack in their duties. He does have a few complaints such as how expensive Parson's plans tend to be and the occasional mistakes that result from his inexperience.

	Stanley is also struggling with his position. He has often commented that he was happiest when he could go out to tame dwagons, fight battles, rock out, and generally be an active part in the dangers of his side. As an [[Overlord]] he must avoid any dangerous active role while his subordinates do all the things he wishes he could do.		Stanley is also struggling with his position. He has often commented that he was happiest when he could go out to tame dwagons, fight battles, rock out, and generally be an active part in the dangers of his side. As an [[Overlord]] he must avoid any dangerous active role while his subordinates do all the things he wishes he could do.

Glenn at 23:54, 27 March 2011

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	Stanley is aware that Parson is the "[[Perfect Warlord]]", and is capable of devising radically innovative strategies. But despite this fact, he is deeply ambivelant about allowing Parson to act as [[Gobwin Knob]]'s [[Chief Warlord]]. He knows he can't predict what Parson will do if he gives him the authority to act, but he suspects that while Parson will achieve victory, that victory will come at a higher price than Stanley wishes to pay. He is deeply unhappy that [[Wanda]] became attuned to the [[Arkenpliers]] as a consequence of Parson's first victory, and is likely to be even more unhappy if Parson's second victory allows [[Wanda]] to take control of most of Stanley's [[Dwagon]]s.		Stanley is aware that Parson is the "[[Perfect Warlord]]", and is capable of devising radically innovative strategies. But despite this fact, he is deeply ambivelant about allowing Parson to act as [[Gobwin Knob]]'s [[Chief Warlord]]. He knows he can't predict what Parson will do if he gives him the authority to act, but he suspects that while Parson will achieve victory, that victory will come at a higher price than Stanley wishes to pay. He is deeply unhappy that [[Wanda]] became attuned to the [[Arkenpliers]] as a consequence of Parson's first victory, and is likely to be even more unhappy if Parson's second victory allows [[Wanda]] to take control of most of Stanley's [[Dwagon]]s.
-	Parson dislikes Stanley, who reminds him of every bad boss he ever had on [[~~Stupidworld~~]]. He has almost no respect for Stanley beyond his ability to kill him/get him killed. It was recently revealed in [[LIAB Text 44]] that while Stanley recognizes how good a [[warlord]] Parson is, he also believes that were he to recognize subordinates it would cause them to slack in their duties. He does have a few complaints such as how expensive Parson's plans tend to be and the occasional mistakes that result from his inexperience.	+	Parson dislikes Stanley, who reminds him of every bad boss he ever had on [[Earth]]. He has almost no respect for Stanley beyond his ability to kill him/get him killed. It was recently revealed in [[LIAB Text 44]] that while Stanley recognizes how good a [[warlord]] Parson is, he also believes that were he to recognize subordinates it would cause them to slack in their duties. He does have a few complaints such as how expensive Parson's plans tend to be and the occasional mistakes that result from his inexperience.

	Stanley is also struggling with his position. He has often commented that he was happiest when he could go out to tame dwagons, fight battles, rock out, and generally be an active part in the dangers of his side. As an [[Overlord]] he must avoid any dangerous active role while his subordinates do all the things he wishes he could do.		Stanley is also struggling with his position. He has often commented that he was happiest when he could go out to tame dwagons, fight battles, rock out, and generally be an active part in the dangers of his side. As an [[Overlord]] he must avoid any dangerous active role while his subordinates do all the things he wishes he could do.

Glenn at 23:53, 27 March 2011

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-	Stanley ~~has usually maintained a grudging acceptance~~ of Parson's ~~existence~~. He ~~shows little signs~~ of ~~respecting~~ Parson's ~~intelligence~~. Parson ~~has a strong dislike for~~ Stanley ~~and~~ has almost no respect for ~~him~~ beyond his ability to kill him/get him killed. It was recently revealed in [[LIAB Text 44]] that Stanley ~~actually does recognize~~ how good ~~or perfect~~ a [[warlord]] Parson is~~. Stanley~~ believes that were he to recognize subordinates it would cause them to slack in their duties. He does have a few complaints such as how expensive Parson's plans tend to be and the occasional mistakes that result from his inexperience.	+	Stanley is aware that Parson is the "[[Perfect Warlord]]", and is capable of devising radically innovative strategies. But despite this fact, he is deeply ambivelant about allowing Parson to act as [[Gobwin Knob]]'s [[Chief Warlord]]. He knows he can't predict what Parson will do if he gives him the authority to act, but he suspects that while Parson will achieve victory, that victory will come at a higher price than Stanley wishes to pay. He is deeply unhappy that [[Wanda]] became attuned to the [[Arkenpliers]] as a consequence of Parson's first victory, and is likely to be even more unhappy if Parson's second victory allows [[Wanda]] to take control of most of Stanley's [[Dwagon]]s.
		+	Parson dislikes Stanley, who reminds him of every bad boss he ever had on [[Stupidworld]]. He has almost no respect for Stanley beyond his ability to kill him/get him killed. It was recently revealed in [[LIAB Text 44]] that while Stanley recognizes how good a [[warlord]] Parson is, he also believes that were he to recognize subordinates it would cause them to slack in their duties. He does have a few complaints such as how expensive Parson's plans tend to be and the occasional mistakes that result from his inexperience.

	Stanley is also struggling with his position. He has often commented that he was happiest when he could go out to tame dwagons, fight battles, rock out, and generally be an active part in the dangers of his side. As an [[Overlord]] he must avoid any dangerous active role while his subordinates do all the things he wishes he could do.		Stanley is also struggling with his position. He has often commented that he was happiest when he could go out to tame dwagons, fight battles, rock out, and generally be an active part in the dangers of his side. As an [[Overlord]] he must avoid any dangerous active role while his subordinates do all the things he wishes he could do.

Flaye at 07:35, 24 March 2011

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-	Stanley has usually maintained a grudging acceptance of Parson's existence. He shows little signs of respecting Parson's intelligence. Parson has a strong dislike for Stanley and has almost no respect for him beyond his ability to kill him/get him killed.<noinclude>	+	Stanley has usually maintained a grudging acceptance of Parson's existence. He shows little signs of respecting Parson's intelligence. Parson has a strong dislike for Stanley and has almost no respect for him beyond his ability to kill him/get him killed. It was recently revealed in [[LIAB Text 44]] that Stanley actually does recognize how good or perfect a [[warlord]] Parson is. Stanley believes that were he to recognize subordinates it would cause them to slack in their duties. He does have a few complaints such as how expensive Parson's plans tend to be and the occasional mistakes that result from his inexperience.
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		+	Stanley is also struggling with his position. He has often commented that he was happiest when he could go out to tame dwagons, fight battles, rock out, and generally be an active part in the dangers of his side. As an [[Overlord]] he must avoid any dangerous active role while his subordinates do all the things he wishes he could do.
		+	<noinclude>

	[[Parson Gotti]] : [[Stanley the Tool]]		[[Parson Gotti]] : [[Stanley the Tool]]
	[[Category:Relationships]]</noinclude>		[[Category:Relationships]]</noinclude>

Calebchiam: moved ParsonStanley to Parson-Stanley Relationship

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moved ParsonStanley to Parson-Stanley Relationship

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Paper Golem at 16:53, 13 October 2009

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-	Stanley has usually maintained a grudging acceptance of Parson's existence. He shows little signs of respecting Parson's intelligence. Parson has a strong dislike for Stanley and has almost no respect for him beyond his ability to kill him/get him killed.<noinclude>[[Category:Relationships]]</noinclude>	+	Stanley has usually maintained a grudging acceptance of Parson's existence. He shows little signs of respecting Parson's intelligence. Parson has a strong dislike for Stanley and has almost no respect for him beyond his ability to kill him/get him killed.<noinclude>
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		+	[[Parson Gotti]] : [[Stanley the Tool]]
		+	[[Category:Relationships]]</noinclude>