Get all of these badges here.
Currently Badges - When do you get them? this is abadonded and like 65% related...
Edit: I gived that topic 6 months of new life 
Get any badge here..
Using discobot? Well why are you doing this just message it this is not international..
Basically not allowed in this topic.
Just get badges here with flagging somenone's comment (Yes, flagging IS a badge.) like this:
I did write something evil
That was a example.
If I had my way there would be no badges
What purpose do they serve ?
@arduino_uno534 FWIW, you just got the badge for the "most incoherent post of the day". I only give those occasionally(you're the first, actually, but it'll be hard to beat), and they don't show up in the system, but hey, it's a badge!
I thought "Get badges here!" was directing me to a place where I could buy badges. I came here and found that it's not that at all. I think this topic should be removed on the grounds of false advertising and spam.
At the very least, it should be moved to Bar Sport where it can be given the attention it deserves.
I gave @camsysca an "like" 
and this is also a badge (first "like") 
agreed and done.
You already got the coveted "Lovelace" badge named after the famous porn star and Washington Post contributor. Good job!
I think they meant Ada, not Linda. Not sure if they're related.
"Badges? We don't need no stinkin' badges!"
is a widely quoted paraphrase of a line of dialogue from the 1948 film The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
Doh!
The widely quoted line about not needing stinking badges is derived from the original version of the line that appeared in B. Traven's "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre" (1927).
I could quote the original here but it is so thoroughly NSFW that I would probably be banned for life. 
Fun fact: B. Traven is a pseudonym, and no one seems to know who actually wrote The Treasure of the Sierra Madre. One of my long time favorites, by the way.
That is a fun fact.
We used to see a movie once a month in junior high and "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre" was the movie one month. I enjoyed reading books that movies were made from so read the book. I was pretty shocked at some of the language at that age and those times.
Great movie.
I also watched movies adapted from books while at school, I only remember 4 of them
The Day of the Triffids by John Wyndham 1951
Treasure Island by R . L . Stevenson 1883
The Thirty Nine Steps by John Buchan 1915
The Lord of the Flies by William Golding 1955
I had to Google the dates, all four have had been remade in some form of movie or tv series.
You mean the one with the god-damms in it?
Some Spanish expletives that were pretty shocking for a 12 year old as well.
how this became so popular
@Delta_G yeah
that was 
also why they say armadillo in da city
