Who do you want to die next? (Title Editted)*

[takiko]

The Detective Boys are winning! Yay!

[kentasaiba]

Wait! Ran had to die next, because i think there is no other way to solve that triangle.

[Kleene Onigiri]

Wait! Ran had to die next, because i think there is no other way to solve that triangle.

There is. Conan dies

[Yamamura]

Wait! Ran had to die next, because i think there is no other way to solve that triangle.

What triangle?

[Kor]

Wait! Ran had to die next, because i think there is no other way to solve that triangle.

What triangle?

The Megure/Ran/Conan one. XD

[Yamamura]

Wait! Ran had to die next, because i think there is no other way to solve that triangle.

What triangle?

The Megure/Ran/Conan one. XD

That one's tricky, Conan always runs off to cases.

[Girl19]

Agasa.
Then Ai will have to live somewhere else and the only logical place for her is to live with Heiji. After she failed with Conan, she will try the second best detective Ran, Conan and Kogoro (I'm a fan of Ai and Ran interacting with each other). Then at least the Kogoro cases will have a new flavour in them called Haibara....................................and it will increase the AiCon fans' hope that there may be an AiCon end after all, and then at the end they will all be disappointed 

Too bad for you 99% of the AiCon fans already know that Ai won't end up with Conan, so they won't be disappointed at all.
And Ai didn't fail with Conan since she didn't even try anything with him to start with.

Only that if Ai moved in with Conan, then 50% of the AiCon fans WILL believe in an AiCon ending, so they will be disappointed.  (yeah, two people can play with the %, and it doesn't make the credibility level of the argument any higher btw)

But I love playing with %. And since I'm an AiCon fan myself, I think my usage of % is more plausible in this case.

[Kor]

Agasa.
Then Ai will have to live somewhere else and the only logical place for her is to live with Heiji. After she failed with Conan, she will try the second best detective Ran, Conan and Kogoro (I'm a fan of Ai and Ran interacting with each other). Then at least the Kogoro cases will have a new flavour in them called Haibara....................................and it will increase the AiCon fans' hope that there may be an AiCon end after all, and then at the end they will all be disappointed 

Too bad for you 99% of the AiCon fans already know that Ai won't end up with Conan, so they won't be disappointed at all.
And Ai didn't fail with Conan since she didn't even try anything with him to start with.

Only that if Ai moved in with Conan, then 50% of the AiCon fans WILL believe in an AiCon ending, so they will be disappointed.  (yeah, two people can play with the %, and it doesn't make the credibility level of the argument any higher btw)

But I love playing with %. And since I'm an AiCon fan myself, I think my usage of % is more plausible in this case.

On the contrary, my darling. The opinion of the observing party is much more reliable than the opinion of the party from the inside. 

[Girl19]

Agasa.
Then Ai will have to live somewhere else and the only logical place for her is to live with Heiji. After she failed with Conan, she will try the second best detective Ran, Conan and Kogoro (I'm a fan of Ai and Ran interacting with each other). Then at least the Kogoro cases will have a new flavour in them called Haibara....................................and it will increase the AiCon fans' hope that there may be an AiCon end after all, and then at the end they will all be disappointed 

Too bad for you 99% of the AiCon fans already know that Ai won't end up with Conan, so they won't be disappointed at all.
And Ai didn't fail with Conan since she didn't even try anything with him to start with.

Only that if Ai moved in with Conan, then 50% of the AiCon fans WILL believe in an AiCon ending, so they will be disappointed.  (yeah, two people can play with the %, and it doesn't make the credibility level of the argument any higher btw)

But I love playing with %. And since I'm an AiCon fan myself, I think my usage of % is more plausible in this case.

On the contrary, my darling. The opinion of the observing party is much more reliable than the opinion of the party from the inside. 

But that is not what I meant, sweetheart. I meant that me, being an AiCon fan, would know more than you, who are not an AiCon fan, about how many people, approximatively, will be disappointed if Ai didn't end up with Conan, which is about 1% of the actual AiCon fanbase.

[mangaluva]

Gin can die. Painfully, for preference.

[Kor]

Agasa.
Then Ai will have to live somewhere else and the only logical place for her is to live with Heiji. After she failed with Conan, she will try the second best detective Ran, Conan and Kogoro (I'm a fan of Ai and Ran interacting with each other). Then at least the Kogoro cases will have a new flavour in them called Haibara....................................and it will increase the AiCon fans' hope that there may be an AiCon end after all, and then at the end they will all be disappointed 

Too bad for you 99% of the AiCon fans already know that Ai won't end up with Conan, so they won't be disappointed at all.
And Ai didn't fail with Conan since she didn't even try anything with him to start with.

Only that if Ai moved in with Conan, then 50% of the AiCon fans WILL believe in an AiCon ending, so they will be disappointed.  (yeah, two people can play with the %, and it doesn't make the credibility level of the argument any higher btw)

But I love playing with %. And since I'm an AiCon fan myself, I think my usage of % is more plausible in this case.

On the contrary, my darling. The opinion of the observing party is much more reliable than the opinion of the party from the inside. 

But that is not what I meant, sweetheart. I meant that me, being an AiCon fan, would know more than you, who are not an AiCon fan, about how many people, approximatively, will be disappointed if Ai didn't end up with Conan, which is about 1% of the actual AiCon fanbase.

But dear, without supplying any sort of evidance or proof, your statement, even as an AiCon fan, isn't supperior from mine, and I, as an observing party, can see better the true nature of fans, unlike you, the inside party, that might be deluded by the true colors of certain fans, who to me seem desperate enough to believe in an AiCon ending, but to you they might seem like normal fans, or are you trying to imply that the desperate fans are just like the normal fans who just like to make wind. The bad pun was very much intended and I hope an explanation for the connection between wind and fans, is of no need.




oh yeah, almost forgot 

[Abs.]

Wait! Ran had to die next, because i think there is no other way to solve that triangle.

There is. Conan dies

A+++++++++++++++++++ WOULD READ AGAIN!

[Girl19]

Agasa.
Then Ai will have to live somewhere else and the only logical place for her is to live with Heiji. After she failed with Conan, she will try the second best detective Ran, Conan and Kogoro (I'm a fan of Ai and Ran interacting with each other). Then at least the Kogoro cases will have a new flavour in them called Haibara....................................and it will increase the AiCon fans' hope that there may be an AiCon end after all, and then at the end they will all be disappointed 

Too bad for you 99% of the AiCon fans already know that Ai won't end up with Conan, so they won't be disappointed at all.
And Ai didn't fail with Conan since she didn't even try anything with him to start with.

Only that if Ai moved in with Conan, then 50% of the AiCon fans WILL believe in an AiCon ending, so they will be disappointed.  (yeah, two people can play with the %, and it doesn't make the credibility level of the argument any higher btw)

But I love playing with %. And since I'm an AiCon fan myself, I think my usage of % is more plausible in this case.

On the contrary, my darling. The opinion of the observing party is much more reliable than the opinion of the party from the inside. 

But that is not what I meant, sweetheart. I meant that me, being an AiCon fan, would know more than you, who are not an AiCon fan, about how many people, approximatively, will be disappointed if Ai didn't end up with Conan, which is about 1% of the actual AiCon fanbase.

But dear, without supplying any sort of evidance or proof, your statement, even as an AiCon fan, isn't supperior from mine, and I, as an observing party, can see better the true nature of fans, unlike you, the inside party, that might be deluded by the true colors of certain fans, who to me seem desperate enough to believe in an AiCon ending, but to you they might seem like normal fans, or are you trying to imply that the desperate fans are just like the normal fans who just like to make wind. The bad pun was very much intended and I hope an explanation for the connection between wind and fans, is of no need.
oh yeah, almost forgot 

Sweety, your statement about AiCon fans can't even be taken seriously since you're too biased about AiCon fans, as you've also shown that in older discussions arguments we've had. So you can't really claim that you "observe" the AiCon fanbase, since observation requires an objective point of view to start with, which you don't seem to have. Now something I observed is how actually, dare I say it, obsessed you seem to be with the idea of provoking the AiCon fans wherever you go! Let me remind you that this thread is about something unrelated to AiCon, yet you had to bring it in with your first, uncalled-for, provoking statement. Now that does it even deserve to be called a pun you used is just fail bad, but you already admitted that. And the day I become another obtuse trouble-maker, I'll let you know so you can show-off and explain it to me. I wouldn't wait though, if I were you.
Even after our last argument, I still had some hope that your statements could still have one interesting bit in them, but you've just proved me wrong. And since I don't think I'll ever tolerate myself to read complete-failed-and-biased statements again, ijou desu (<- that's a conversation ender, in case you didn't know).

[Kor]

Agasa.
Then Ai will have to live somewhere else and the only logical place for her is to live with Heiji. After she failed with Conan, she will try the second best detective Ran, Conan and Kogoro (I'm a fan of Ai and Ran interacting with each other). Then at least the Kogoro cases will have a new flavour in them called Haibara....................................and it will increase the AiCon fans' hope that there may be an AiCon end after all, and then at the end they will all be disappointed 

Too bad for you 99% of the AiCon fans already know that Ai won't end up with Conan, so they won't be disappointed at all.
And Ai didn't fail with Conan since she didn't even try anything with him to start with.

Only that if Ai moved in with Conan, then 50% of the AiCon fans WILL believe in an AiCon ending, so they will be disappointed.  (yeah, two people can play with the %, and it doesn't make the credibility level of the argument any higher btw)

But I love playing with %. And since I'm an AiCon fan myself, I think my usage of % is more plausible in this case.

On the contrary, my darling. The opinion of the observing party is much more reliable than the opinion of the party from the inside. 

But that is not what I meant, sweetheart. I meant that me, being an AiCon fan, would know more than you, who are not an AiCon fan, about how many people, approximatively, will be disappointed if Ai didn't end up with Conan, which is about 1% of the actual AiCon fanbase.

But dear, without supplying any sort of evidance or proof, your statement, even as an AiCon fan, isn't supperior from mine, and I, as an observing party, can see better the true nature of fans, unlike you, the inside party, that might be deluded by the true colors of certain fans, who to me seem desperate enough to believe in an AiCon ending, but to you they might seem like normal fans, or are you trying to imply that the desperate fans are just like the normal fans who just like to make wind. The bad pun was very much intended and I hope an explanation for the connection between wind and fans, is of no need.
oh yeah, almost forgot 

Sweety, your statement about AiCon fans can't even be taken seriously since you're too biased about AiCon fans, as you've also shown that in older discussions arguments we've had. So you can't really claim that you "observe" the AiCon fanbase, since observation requires an objective point of view to start with, which you don't seem to have. Now something I observed is how actually, dare I say it, obsessed you seem to be with the idea of provoking the AiCon fans wherever you go! Let me remind you that this thread is about something unrelated to AiCon, yet you had to bring it in with your first, uncalled-for, provoking statement. Now that does it even deserve to be called a pun you used is just fail bad, but you already admitted that. And the day I become another obtuse trouble-maker, I'll let you know so you can show-off and explain it to me. I wouldn't wait though, if I were you.
Even after our last argument, I still had some hope that your statements could still have one interesting bit in them, but you've just proved me wrong. And since I don't think I'll ever tolerate myself to read complete-failed-and-biased statements again, ijou desu (<- that's a conversation ender, in case you didn't know).

wow.......so you actually took me seriously in this thread? sorry, but that's just stupid. I wasn't even slightly serious in this thread. Since you kept replying in the same manner as I did, I thought you realized it.

[alicetama]

Wow! Someone actually wants Shinichi/Conan to die.