A toast to killing off who we once were

[who_cares973]

Re: A toast to killing off who we once were

You're here just for the game, yet you've accrued 2200+ posts, and I find you in VC and prochat fairly often. You also took enough care to design and utilize your 'FFRspace'.

You're definitely here just for the game.

Go play SM if you want to just play the game. What else is keeping you here?

SM doesnt have a decent multiplayer like FFR and thats where you'd find me 99% of the time. just because i do occasionally go on prochat and VC to see whats going on doesn't mean im not in MP at the same time

like i said if it wasnt for FFR the game i wouldnt have even joined this site

[windsurfer-sp]

Re: A toast to killing off who we once were

Intelligence is what makes a good thread or post.

Its up to the people in CC to get angry at stupidity in CC. Refuse to respond to a thread until the grammar is fixed to a readable standard. Flame the use of an emoticon.

Be authoritative, not a mod. Mods are the one who hand out bans, users need to set the standards.

[rzr]

Re: A toast to killing off who we once were

TGB



too bad that's a ****ty idea.

A ****ty idea was your parents deciding to get drunk and pop you out.

[rzr]

Re: A toast to killing off who we once were

I have a question... How do you point out the grammar flaws without posting, if you don't want to approach them? Or, are you supposed to ignore it?

[windsurfer-sp]

Re: A toast to killing off who we once were

I have a question... How do you point out the grammar flaws without posting, if you don't want to approach them? Or, are you supposed to ignore it?

Respond as in addressing the subject of the thread.

[rzr]

Re: A toast to killing off who we once were

I'm still a bit confused.

If I were to see a thread with a ton of text speak in it and they were asking what's a good mirror for FFR, how should I respond?

[windsurfer-sp]

Re: A toast to killing off who we once were

Learn to type properly.

[rzr]

Re: A toast to killing off who we once were

The real answer to all questions: use your best judgment.

I will try.

[windsurfer-sp]

Re: A toast to killing off who we once were

I see how you racked up your quality 5.5k posts.....

[rzr]

Re: A toast to killing off who we once were

I already said I was an annoying prick when I first joined. All I did was spam game threads with Gabgabo. A good majority of my posts are found in TWG.

[LilyPichu]

Re: A toast to killing off who we once were

I'm still pretty intimidated after 4.5 years. =v

[Afrobean]

Re: A toast to killing off who we once were

A good majority of my posts are found in TWG.

I've got a large number of posts logged in that forum myself.

**** you.

[Tired_Old_Man]

Re: A toast to killing off who we once were

Here's my two cents which I know no one wants to hear. I tried to make friends when I first joined ffr but it quickly became apparent that this site is chock full of adolescent pricks and egotistical douchebags. After 2 months here I closed prochat forever and cut my forum use to occasional questions in the rockband thread. There's no sense of community here it's just a neo-myspace. Now I feel like a stepmania veteran, logging in, playing a bunch of games in a row and then leaving. There may be some wisdom to be gained on ffr but I can't be bothered with digging through endless forum threads trying to find it.

[MooMoo_Cowfreak]

Re: A toast to killing off who we once were

A ****ty idea was your parents deciding to get drunk and pop you out.

k guess what after the new members are done with their temp ban thingy they'd still gay up the forums. It's not like the additional time to look at things would help.

[rzr]

Re: A toast to killing off who we once were

The point is to force them to have to observe, then act. It's like, if you take drivers ed. What'd they do, throw you on the road in a car or have you learn/observe. You learn.


P.S. TWG was a great forum. I hope to god it goes back to being private, since now it's primarily "I have power over you so stfu" or "you don't know what you're talking about [flame]"