Yi Rule Poll

[Grey Fox]

The Yi Rule is the foundation of the modern Quiz thread without it, It's the middleages. It's anarchy, it's oppresions. The Communists have won.

[jimmy olsen]

The Yi Rule is the foundation of the modern Quiz thread without it, It's the middleages. It's anarchy, it's oppresions. The Communists have won.

Yi doesn't even support it.

[MadImmortalMan]

The Yi Rule is the foundation of the modern Quiz thread without it, It's the middleages. It's anarchy, it's oppresions. The Communists have won.

I'm with the anarchists/communists. Let the people ask what they want.

[jimmy olsen]

Why do you people hate the History Quiz Thread so much?
We all saw how it died a swift death after the Yi rule was
instituted at the old forum, why do you insist on killing it
again?

[The Brain]

Why do you people hate the History Quiz Thread so much?
We all saw how it died a swift death after the Yi rule was
instituted at the old forum, why do you insist on killing it
again?

Stop spreading lies.

[Admiral Yi]

Why do you people hate the History Quiz Thread so much?
We all saw how it died a swift death after the Yi rule was
instituted at the old forum, why do you insist on killing it
again?

Stop posting like Spanky.

[jimmy olsen]

Why do you people hate the History Quiz Thread so much?
We all saw how it died a swift death after the Yi rule was
instituted at the old forum, why do you insist on killing it
again?

Stop posting like Spanky.

Who?

[Agelastus]

Viva Yi rule!!!

[Maximus]

Absolutely. Keeps the questions at a reasonable level of obscurity.

[Martinus]

Here's an example why we need the "Yi Rule":

"What dietary reason was used as an excuse by the Prince of Poland for his refusal to participate in the Third Crusade despite him being, nominally, a vassal of the Emperor?"

[Eddie Teach]

Here's an example why we need the "Yi Rule":

"What dietary reason was used as an excuse by the Prince of Poland for his refusal to participate in the Third Crusade despite him being, nominally, a vassal of the Emperor?"

The Yi Rule did nothing to prevent stupidly obscure questions. It just prevented questions about American history.

[Viking]

Here's an example why we need the "Yi Rule":

"What dietary reason was used as an excuse by the Prince of Poland for his refusal to participate in the Third Crusade despite him being, nominally, a vassal of the Emperor?"

Kimchi?

[HisMajestyBOB]

Here's an example why we need the "Yi Rule":

"What dietary reason was used as an excuse by the Prince of Poland for his refusal to participate in the Third Crusade despite him being, nominally, a vassal of the Emperor?"

Kimchi?

[Martinus]

Nope, mead.

Essentially when the Emperor called on the Polish Prince to send troops, he replied that his knights won't go unless it is guaranteed they will have sufficient supplies of mead (the Polish chivalry's drink-de-jour) rather than beer (which was considered a peasant drink) or wine (which, I suppose, was rejected as something those pansy Southerners would drink).

[Viking]

Nope, mead.

Essentially when the Emperor called on the Polish Prince to send troops, he replied that his knights won't go unless it is guaranteed they will have sufficient supplies of mead (the Polish chivalry's drink-de-jour) rather than beer (which was considered a peasant drink) or wine (which, I suppose, was rejected as something those pansy Southerners would drink).

"What The Fuck? These fucking moooslimbs not only don't make mead but they don't make alcohol at all? What The Fuck? Screw those fucking fuckers I don't give a shit, if I can't have mead I'm not killing heathens!"

oh, sorry, that was the Polish Prince channelling Bill Maher.