Why does a closed thread go "klunk"?

[Lewis526]

The sound of silence.

 

[Thunderfoot]

You know, I think that's what I hear, too!

Want to know a secret? I'm occasionally annoyed enough when I close a thread that I say "klunk" instead of "Damn, you're acting like an ." It's kind of cathartic.

BWAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!
Kev, you slay me... (of course you realize that's just metaphorical right? Right? Kevin? Kevin, , put down the knife...Kev, Kev, AARRGGHH!)

 

[Piratecat]

You're so silly! That's not realistic at all.

I'd totally use a razor blade.

 

[Umbran]

You're so silly! That's not realistic at all.

I'd totally use a razor blade.

Dude, Johnny Depp's Sweeney Todd isn't even out yet, and you're starting on the fanboy copycatting already? Sheesh. But, I guess we could do worse, considering what happened with Rel when they announced the remake of Texas Chainsaw Massacre...

 

[Piratecat]

Pfft. If I was referring to Sweeney Todd, which I'm not, I'd be referring to the original stage production.

Klunk!

 

[Thunderfoot]

You're so silly! That's not realistic at all.

I'd totally use a razor blade.

Oh, right...wait, is that supposed to make me feel better?

 

[Joker]

On a related note: What sound does a closed thread make in which admins are still posting?

 

[Blackrat]

On a related note: What sound does a closed thread make in which admins are still posting?

It goes "chi-chink!", like old-time cash-register.

 

[ssampier]

On a related note: What sound does a closed thread make in which admins are still posting?

Like Nelson's Muntz's "Ha ha!"

 

[megamania]

....if no one is here does it really go click or klunk....?