The first post

Mulberry

Resident Heiress
Joined
Jun 15, 2006
Messages
34
Location
Seven Springs
I've been asked to write the very first post in this forum.

Though their intentions were admirable, I'm not entirely sure I was the best choice. I don't make a habit of hanging around bulletin board systems, and I'm not the most educated as far as the subject is concerned. However, I have done my best in the last few hours to study the basic nuances of the typical message board discussion, and what follows is what I hope will be a welcoming statement scribed in your own native language.

Ahem.

I don't like cats. Therefore, all cats are Nazis, and all people who like cats are Nazis. Anyone who disagrees with me is a library-paste-eating burden on society who will never be loved and will leave this earth the miserable failure he is today. I am just stating an opinion, I am not trolling or flaming. Snakes on a Plane. Chuck Norris.
 

takineko

I can do that with a pancake!
Joined
Jun 27, 2006
Messages
2,916
Location
currently GA
I am a library-paste-eating burden on society who will never be loved and will leave this earth the miserable failure I am today-- who also proclaims "W007!" and "WIN" for your SoaP refrence.
 

I5Spiders

New Member
Joined
Jul 14, 2006
Messages
16
Cats are soft and fluffy, but they hate it when you touch them, for the most part. How evil is that?!
 

takineko

I can do that with a pancake!
Joined
Jun 27, 2006
Messages
2,916
Location
currently GA
I5Spiders said:
Cats are soft and fluffy, but they hate it when you touch them, for the most part. How evil is that?!
Depends on the breed, and how it was raised. I know many cats that can not get enough of being petted, to the point it is obnoxious
 

Spotlight

Staff online

Who's on Discord?

Latest profile posts

If Dick Dastardly ever returns in a SCOOB! sequel, I am sure he will be voiced by Mike Pollock. What do you think?
Twitter remains super toxic, I do not recommend spending more time on there than you have to. I have friends on there, but meh.
Today marks the 25th Year Anniversary of when the Original Game of the Super Smash Bros. Franchise was released in North America. It's quite surreal to see how far Nintendo's All-Star Battle Royale Franchise has come since its early days.
I watched the first episode of Yuru Camp this morning on a whim, though I did have slight influence from a Twitter friend who really likes it. Can't believe I waited until now to give it a shot, because I really enjoyed it.
I've said this before, but the Ignore button is a life saver.

Featured Posts

Top