The Hype Elderly...[Eat it, Wilhelm]

[spideyboy_1111]

ur Heroe's thing? or whats that.. cuz i totally just invited you to my Young Avengers team.... you puny level 3

 

[Dew k. Mosi]

ur Heroe's thing? or whats that.. cuz i totally just invited you to my Young Avengers team.... you puny level 3

your friend request details made me choke on my soda

 

[spideyboy_1111]

that's not all they'll make you choke on

 

[Dew k. Mosi]

that's not all they'll make you choke on

you kinky devil. that's why I married you in the 70s

 

[spideyboy_1111]

i know... you married me before my mortal birth

 

[Franklin Richards]

When was your Immortal Birth?

 

[spideyboy_1111]

When was your Immortal Birth?

ask Dew.. she birthed me from her loins

 

[Dew k. Mosi]

He sprung fully grown and armored from my skull. It was frightening

 

[Franklin Richards]

I love that musical...


The Loin King!

 

[Dew k. Mosi]

I love that musical...


The Loin King!

Itchy Scratchy Itchy Itchy Scratchy

 

[spideyboy_1111]

Itchy Scratchy Itchy Itchy Scratchy

that's pretty much what it looked like when it happened

 

[ROBOCOP CPU001]

Ive been aroung since Spider-man hype.

who i was..well i'm not telling.

 

[CARNAGE-COMETH]

Old people blow we should really enact some law that kills people when they reach the old age of 30. You know something very Logans Run esque type killings.

We'll even have a nice celebration for all you oldies before we kill you.

 

[Drakon]

I miss The Exalted.

 

[Daisy]

Daisy.. i think me and you might be one of the only few people that remember "the TB"

Oh, I think there's more than a 'few'.

I miss The Exalted.

Which one?

FEAR ME!

or

PEACE AND LOVE!

 

[Ahura Mazda]

He sprung fully grown and armored from my skull. It was frightening

Hmm a reverse gender Zeus & Athena thing

These boards saved me from allot of boredom and allowed me to keep my procrastinating ways. I lurked here for almost a year before posting.

 

[spideyboy_1111]

Oh, I think there's more than a 'few'.

lol ya but most the gang is gone.. ur one of really the only ones i remember other then slag who's been gone from here for a while

 

[Daisy]

Most of the regular posters are gone or here very rarely, but there are quite a few people who 'remember' it, I suspect.

November Rain, as I recall, was top poster for a while (under another name ). Kipobe also posted there fairly regularly, at least for a while. I think Doc Ock Rules! is still around (although not in Community), as are Twylight and TheEvolutionist (again, not in Community).

Of the intial group though... you're right, you and I are the last. And I'm pretty much only here for this Survivor, then I'll be kinda scarce again.

 

[November Rain]

oakzap was part of the original group

 

[Obi-Ron]

Old people blow we should really enact some law that kills people when they reach the old age of 30. You know something very Logans Run esque type killings.

We'll even have a nice celebration for all you oldies before we kill you.

This is why kids aren't voted into office.

 

[spideyboy_1111]

oakzap was part of the original group

ya i remember oak zap as well...

 

[jaguarr]

You wound me, jag.

...I'm pretty much only here for this Survivor, then I'll be kinda scarce again.

jag

 

[JStorm]

Today's word is "euthanasia".

jag

The period goes inside the quote, Jag.

Today's word is "euthanasia."

If you're gonna be a vet - you have to pay attention to grammur.

 

[jaguarr]

The period goes inside the quote, Jag.

Today's word is "euthanasia."

If you're gonna be a vet - you have to pay attention to grammur.

British English rules actually require punctuation to be used outside of the quotation marks. American rules allow for using it both inside and outside the quotation marks, but USUALLY on the inside. Mostly it depends on what your English teachers insisted on. I had English teachers that were more in love with the British rules than the American ones. Maybe that's changed since back in the day when I was in school.

jag

 

[JStorm]

British English rules actually require punctuation to be used outside of the quotation marks. American rules allow for using it both inside and outside the quotation marks, but USUALLY on the inside. Mostly it depends on what your English teachers insisted on. I had English teachers that were more in love with the British rules than the American ones. Maybe that's changed since back in the day when I was in school.

jag

I call BS.

Good BS - but BS.


However, if not - nice. I'll go look this up.

And your not that much more 'back in the day' than me.