buddhafrog
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That's what I've thought most about this thread. This foreign 1 1/2 x 2 1/2 inch paper ends up on some random US city. It's kept in a drawer for years. In a matter of days through the internet, there are no more mysteries.
A Korean Prostitute's calling card (anyone know Korean)? - threadomanced
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That's what I've thought most about this thread. This foreign 1 1/2 x 2 1/2 inch paper ends up on some random US city. It's kept in a drawer for years. In a matter of days through the internet, there are no more mysteries.
jonesy
A Wicked Kendragon
If by a matter of days you mean seven years, yes.
buddhafrog
First Post
If by a matter of days you mean seven years, yes.
that's pretty funny.... I just assumed it was a recent thread. Went back and you're right - 2003. Well, it was put up 7 years ago, but no one really noticed it until recently.
Joshua Randall
Legend
The thread was started 7 years ago (2003), ran its course, and ended.
A spambot recently (2010) picked this thread to spam. You can't tell because the spam itself was deleted.
Once the thread was bumped, people started posting in it again, some of them not noticing how old it was originally.
And now you know... the rest of the story.
A spambot recently (2010) picked this thread to spam. You can't tell because the spam itself was deleted.
Once the thread was bumped, people started posting in it again, some of them not noticing how old it was originally.
And now you know... the rest of the story.
jonesy
A Wicked Kendragon
You know, this thread could be used as a pretty good example of the mechanics of the Internet. The information lives a life of its own and just keeps going. People notice it, keep it moving further. Old data turns into new data and the information evolves into and beyond the original specifications. Simple query turns into a global quest.
DumbPaladin
First Post
This is the best thread necromancy ever! Are there more equally intriguing threads out there waiting to be revisited? It was like a novel, with a surprise ending and everything! :>
Flatus Maximus
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I highly recommend anything by Captain_Commando.
Yeah, I wonder how his pro DM career went?
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