The "I Didn't Comment in Another Thread" Thread

[Thunderfoot]

@Mannahnin and @Umbran - back when I was in the DC area our EN World game days were essentially mini cons. Hell, Russ even showed up to one. (Of course he was there to discuss the ENnies, but the timing was awesome.)

 

[trappedslider]

Why crap in a thread if you don't like the topic?

Forums around the world want to know the answer.
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Is it just easier for people to automatically assume the worse of others? Because something is happening in city A therefore it must be happening in location B even if I don't have actual evidence.

 

[Ryujin]

In the year 2525...

If Man is still alive...

 

[Umbran]

Why crap in a thread if you don't like the topic?

Because on the internet, considering the people on the the other end isn't a priority. They aren't present, and that psychological distancing leads us to behaviors we likely wouldn't engage in in-person.

 

[Thunderfoot]

Because on the internet, considering the people on the the other end isn't a priority. They aren't present, and that psychological distancing leads us to behaviors we likely wouldn't engage in in-person.

Luckily we have the Eric's Grandma rule or else the other alternative (Rule 34) would be in play.

 

[Thunderfoot]

If Man is still alive...

If woman can survive...we may find... (thump thump thump thump)

 

[Cadence]

I'm almost curious to find out how many you bought.

 

[Ryujin]

If woman can survive...we may find... (thump thump thump thump)

And now I just need to post it, for the uninitiated: "Exordium and Terminus."

 

[el-remmen]

I just discovered this thread but plan to make use of it in the future - esp. when I want to scream to the high heavens when a thread becomes polarized between what seems to me to be two extreme and unnuanced positions and any of a great range of possibilities between them are basically ignored. So if in the future you see a post from me in this thread with a gif like:

. . .you know what happened.

 

[el-remmen]

And some of the past mods were cool (Piratecat and Rel, for example, were cool guys).