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Hmm, the only point I might make TRiP is that part of the reason former forum-goers were able to form such a tight knit group was because the mIRC provided us with an area to speak "live" and stay connected with each other, even across states and continents. On the other hand, that same tight knit "Fam" as the Bunny Man used to call it was also a breeding ground for drama. But it was also due to that same connectedness, and access to things like a chat room, that allowed problems to be patched up, and those that needed support or (for instance in my case) much needed social skills, were given it freely as they were welcomed into the "Fam"...which I will now stop calling that, as its almost starting to sound like a cult XD

But seriously, the IRC was a huge problem, it was rarely filled to the brink, and fraught with troubles, but it also helped draw community closer together and get to know each other, in at least a few cases. I would suggest that it should be brought back.

Hopefully this is enough of a statement to warrant thread necromancy.

Hmm, I'm sure I could list ten or twenty off the top of my head, but I'd have to say my worst gaming moment ever was buying a little gem called Kingsley's Adventure for the Playstation, and proceeding to throw 40+ hours of time at this "games" platforming and "RPG" aspects as a child. Of course, I now realize that if it was any kind of gem it would have to have been a carbuncle.

How bad was this game's collision detection? For some reason these programmers decided that you won't slip off of a platform only if yer in the dead center, which is apparently measured in sub-atomic particles as this is JUST NOT POSSIBLE.

Dood!

Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you Prinny Astrima.

And hey, to keep it on topic, look I'm keeping up with my resolution LOL11!!!1!

Actually reintegrating myself with old forum communities I've left behind.

Oh hey look, I'm on my way!

My Eyes - Dr. Horrible Sing-a-long OST

Because this song fits my divided conscience oh so very very well.