Why do you make it sound like being my friend would be a traumatic experience?MelasZepheos said:You know at some point I'm just going to have to friend you and get it over with.Daystar Clarion said:I have to.MelasZepheos said:Do we at the Escapist know how to have fun?
Interesting question. I remember back in the day (not the day, the other day, no, not that one either) when the question was 'do we ever do anything that isn't fun? Do we have serious discussions befitting our place as the mouthpiece of the gaming generation?' Back in those days (for there were a few) it was all vs threads and the basement and MaxtheReaper.
But we clawed our way out of those dark depths with only a few stragglers trying to hang around our ankles and bring us down, and I put it to you, people of the Escapist, that we are a better community for it. A more thoughtful community, a more respecting community. A community filled to the brim with maturity, and equality.
So did anyone actually believe that? Didn't think so.
Seriously dude, you should have been here three or four years ago (Christ, has it been that long already) it was just chaos most of the time. I'll take the serious threads and occasional derailment by Daystar over the old days anytime.
Thread derailing is the only thing that doesn't cause cancer.
And I'm sorry to tell you this, but we just got the test results back this morning. Thread Derailment isn't right for everyone and may cause impotence, bloating, cramping, hair loss, disturbing visions, fits of rage, and growth of additional eyes. Children under three should not be exposed to Thread Derailment. Do not get Derailment wet, and never feed it after midnight. If you experience trouble meditating, stop derailing threads and consult you ancient scrolls immediately.
New, blue, Thread Derailment. Gives you what you need, when you need it.
Also, none of those things are cancer