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I used to have so much fun over at TVTropes . . .
Where did the spark go? ;_;
Even once IJBM was nuked, I still found entertainment, but then something happened, somewhere along the line, and suddenly I felt less inclined to post. Perhaps I should rectify that.
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We even have cake.
It's better here than at TV Tropes though, so I don't mind.
Which probably means a bunch of my old posts here with reaction images are now busted.
Oh well.
aLSO, TYPING LIKE THIS IS FAR TOO MUCH FUN, EVEN IF PEOPLE CALL ME tAVROS WHEN i DO.
And if you must know, said other browser was off by one, which is useful specifically because it caches nothing and doesn't use javascript. Or anything. If *that* browser displayed it, then something must be goofy.
Maybe firefox 4 is pulling some sort of crazy ninja magic, and offbyone is... there really isn't anything to explain that.
I've even disconnected the internet, at which point it didn't display.
Holy shit you rock.
^^You use it too?!
We have always been bros, and we never new it! -tears of joy ensue- I've never seen another who uses it; I thought I was the only one!
But I still keep it around.
Especially for those of us who have slow computers or like to browse iffy websites. Like me.
I may be a hypocrite here but, while initially I disagreed with the nuking IJBM thing, after awhile I came to think that maybe Fast Eddie was right. It does seem like the forum got a lot more intelligent, or at least the dumber posters who have huge sticks up their asses now have less opportunity to cause trouble.
And despite my initial fears, I've still managed to have interesting discussions that have involved huge disagreements. I've got to admit that at times I'm intentionally harsher than I should be just to see what I can get away with, and the results are that: as long as you know when to back off, the forum doesn't have to be a hugbox.