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<blockquote data-quote="Snarf Zagyg" data-source="post: 9504003" data-attributes="member: 7023840">looks around...I mean, us Pineapplers are already on page 726!wait ... what am i doing with my life?Ahem. No, I know what you're talking about. I think [USER=7808]@Deset Gled[/USER] makes some good points as well (as does [USER=6807152]@Scribe[/USER] ).Here's my take- yes, there are a few people who really like to argue.And there are also certain groups that will enjoy discussing their favorite topic, regardless of the actual topic.And that's what causes some of the long threads (and most of the thread locks). But I think that threads tend to drift after a while, and that's okay! I mean, there are some threads that provide a lot of good content for lots of pages, but those are relatively rare.Usually, if you see a really long thread, it's always interesting to read the topic (or OP) and then drop into the last page and see what they are actually talking about now. It's like a game of telephone.You may ask yourself, &quot;I thought this thread was about 5e24's Barbarians...&quot;And you may ask yourself, &quot;Why are people arguing about disintegrating wildshaped druids?&quot;And you may tell yourself, &quot;Self, this is not my beautiful thread about barbarians.&quot;And you may tell yourself, &quot;Self, what does pawn stance have to do with disintegrated druids anyway?&quot;Same as it ever was, same as it ever was</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Snarf Zagyg, post: 9504003, member: 7023840"] [I]looks around...[/I] I mean, us Pineapplers are already on page 726! [I]wait ... what am i doing with my life?[/I] Ahem. No, I know what you're talking about. I think [USER=7808]@Deset Gled[/USER] makes some good points as well (as does [USER=6807152]@Scribe[/USER] ). Here's my take- yes, there are a few people who really like to argue. And there are also certain groups that will enjoy discussing their favorite topic, regardless of the actual topic. And that's what causes some of the long threads (and most of the thread locks). But I think that threads tend to drift after a while, and that's okay! I mean, there are some threads that provide a lot of good content for lots of pages, but those are relatively rare. Usually, if you see a [I]really long thread, [/I]it's always interesting to read the topic (or OP) and then drop into the last page and see what they are actually talking about now. It's like a game of telephone. [I]You may ask yourself, "I thought this thread was about 5e24's Barbarians..." And you may ask yourself, "Why are people arguing about disintegrating wildshaped druids?" And you may tell yourself, "Self, this is not my beautiful thread about barbarians." And you may tell yourself, "Self, what does pawn stance have to do with disintegrated druids anyway?" Same as it ever was, same as it ever was[/I] [/QUOTE]

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