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[mellifera]

TheGrumpyOne wrote...

yukidama wrote...

TheGrumpyOne wrote...
Gives Yuki the bad news: Alistair hasn't been using toilet paper. "looks at the awful red stains":sick:

Red?! What did you do to his butt, Grumpy? :innocent:

Well he didn't complain, he screamed in pleasure. Blame it on that 12 inch eel.

You could have at least cleaned him up!

[Serissia]

laradenton wrote...

 Hmm... You don't seem to get what I'm saying.
One, as has happened, would not expect to see the images that sometimes get posted here, or to read the discussions that are taking place here - remember the expectations? - and because of that the thread feels unwelcoming. These things are not inviting for someone new to open up a dialog.  

Opening up a can of chili and finding an ear is shocking.  Going to a gush thread and finding screen shots of the said character having sex w/ other characters isn't.  It's to be expected actually I would think.  Sex is sex regardless if it's straight or gay.  Some people in this thread are gay (or bisexual if you want to argue technicality) and that is a fact.  I happen to be one of them.  We enjoy seeing Alistair w/ not only females but males as well.

There's no right or wrong time to jump into a conversation.  If someone has something intelligent to add then he/she should add it.  If it gets looked over, it gets looked over; it happens.  If at first you don't succeed try again.  I don't have a passive personally so, perhaps it's hard for me to be empathic. 

If the conversation doesn't interest said person he/she can always try again later.  If the thread somehow never covers said persons interest in Alistair (which I find hard to believe) there are other Alistair threads or he/she could start his/her own.

Modifié par Serissia, 19 juin 2010 - 03:50 .

[Kryyptehk]

Mel_Redux wrote...

I was a "newcomer" for quite a while. I lurked, would interject once in a while, and then move on. It wasn't until I started my xbox screenies that I felt "noticed", and people starting noticing me. That may not be correct, but that's how I saw it.

Bottom line, one or two comments doesn't get you "noticed" right away. But several posts after a period of time, and people start to know you. Especially if they are funny/insightful/add something. Am I making sense? Or are the several beers in my system making me nonsensical? I think that may ahve sounded mean. I'm going to shut up now and go drink more beer.

No, your drunken ramblings do make sense. You are a rare breed, who can make sense whilst drinking. That is truly an admirable trait.

[Thor Rand Al]

Now here's the way to doubleteam an Ogre n take him down, especially RTO's Ogre lol






N the dog takes out the zombie lol

[cmessaz]

Mel_Redux wrote...

I was a "newcomer" for quite a while. I lurked, would interject once in a while, and then move on. It wasn't until I started my xbox screenies that I felt "noticed", and people starting noticing me. That may not be correct, but that's how I saw it.

Bottom line, one or two comments doesn't get you "noticed" right away. But several posts after a period of time, and people start to know you. Especially if they are funny/insightful/add something. Am I making sense? Or are the several beers in my system making me nonsensical? I think that may ahve sounded mean. I'm going to shut up now and go drink more beer.

*high five*

RIGHT on sister!

Modifié par cmessaz, 19 juin 2010 - 03:49 .

[Lady Jess]

laradenton wrote...

Kryyptehk wrote...

Not to mention that most of us are actually friends, y'know? If we weren't off topic sometimes, we probably wouldn't be as friendly as we are. And it's not like we kick people out for daring to be regulars. If they come in to discuss something or just to hang out, we accept them. I still stand by Seri's statement.

What about some flexibility? I'm not saying to be on topic, I'm just stating how this thread "feels" - sometimes - for an outsider. Can you see the difference? I'm not here to suggest changes, I'm not here to be the thread police, telling you to be on topic, what to post or not to post, this is not my intention. 

I undertand what you're saying. BUT when new readers come in, they need to just jump in and ask what they have to ask. They get answered. Rather than say "must be in the wrong thread"  and leave, assuming they won't be answered. It's their responsibility to ask or not ask.

[Lady Jess]

Mel_Redux wrote...

I was a "newcomer" for quite a while. I lurked, would interject once in a while, and then move on. It wasn't until I started my xbox screenies that I felt "noticed", and people starting noticing me. That may not be correct, but that's how I saw it.

Bottom line, one or two comments doesn't get you "noticed" right away. But several posts after a period of time, and people start to know you. Especially if they are funny/insightful/add something. Am I making sense? Or are the several beers in my system making me nonsensical? I think that may ahve sounded mean. I'm going to shut up now and go drink more beer.

Edit: Yay ToP!!!

Can I have some beer too?

[Lara Denton]

Mel_Redux wrote...

I was a "newcomer" for quite a while. I lurked, would interject once in a while, and then move on. It wasn't until I started my xbox screenies that I felt "noticed", and people starting noticing me. That may not be correct, but that's how I saw it.

Bottom line, one or two comments doesn't get you "noticed" right away. But several posts after a period of time, and people start to know you. Especially if they are funny/insightful/add something. Am I making sense? Or are the several beers in my system making me nonsensical? I think that may ahve sounded mean. I'm going to shut up now and go drink more beer.

I understand what you're saying, but I'm not talking about being noticed... How to explain it? From my previous post: "I'm just stating how this thread "feels" - sometimes - for an outsider."

[Sarah1281]

Mel_Redux wrote...

I was a "newcomer" for quite a while. I lurked, would interject once in a while, and then move on. It wasn't until I started my xbox screenies that I felt "noticed", and people starting noticing me. That may not be correct, but that's how I saw it.

Bottom line, one or two comments doesn't get you "noticed" right away. But several posts after a period of time, and people start to know you. Especially if they are funny/insightful/add something. Am I making sense? Or are the several beers in my system making me nonsensical? I think that may ahve sounded mean. I'm going to shut up now and go drink more beer.

Edit: Yay ToP!!!

I know what you mean and sometimes when the thread gets busy (like now) and you're away for a few hours at work/school/sleeping/having a life then it's hard to stay caught up but if you just stick around and keep posting sooner or later someone will realize you exist if only becaues you've managed to accidentally deeply offend them.

[sabreene]

cmessaz wrote...

Mel_Redux wrote...

I was a "newcomer" for quite a while. I lurked, would interject once in a while, and then move on. It wasn't until I started my xbox screenies that I felt "noticed", and people starting noticing me. That may not be correct, but that's how I saw it.

Bottom line, one or two comments doesn't get you "noticed" right away. But several posts after a period of time, and people start to know you. Especially if they are funny/insightful/add something. Am I making sense? Or are the several beers in my system making me nonsensical? I think that may ahve sounded mean. I'm going to shut up now and go drink more beer.

*high five*

RIGHT on sister!

Here, here! I was the same way, I lurked for quite a bit and slowly just started posting.

I can see if you've never read the thread before and just opened it up as a newbie, that you might be surprised at the things we do to the one we love (eamonstair, anyone?) But if someone posts a real question, people do try to answer the best they can.

[cmessaz]

LOL Grumpy we love you. PICTURE WONT WORK file:///C:/Users/MOMAND%7E1/AppData/Local/Temp/moz-screenshot-28.pngfile:///C:/Users/MOMAND%7E1/AppData/Local/Temp/moz-screenshot-29.pngfile:///C:/Users/MOMAND%7E1/AppData/Local/Temp/moz-screenshot-30.pngfile:///C:/Users/MOMAND%7E1/AppData/Local/Temp/moz-screenshot-31.pngfile:///C:/Users/MOMAND%7E1/AppData/Local/Temp/moz-screenshot-32.pngfile:///C:/Users/MOMAND%7E1/AppData/Local/Temp/moz-screenshot-33.pngfile:///C:/Users/MOMAND%7E1/AppData/Local/Temp/moz-screenshot-34.pngfile:///C:/Users/MOMAND%7E1/AppData/Local/Temp/moz-screenshot-35.pngfile:///C:/Users/MOMAND%7E1/AppData/Local/Temp/moz-screenshot-36.pngfile:///C:/Users/MOMAND%7E1/AppData/Local/Temp/moz-screenshot-37.pngfile:///C:/Users/MOMAND%7E1/AppData/Local/Temp/moz-screenshot-38.png

Modifié par cmessaz, 19 juin 2010 - 03:54 .

[Kryyptehk]

Sarah1281 wrote...

Mel_Redux wrote...

I was a "newcomer" for quite a while. I lurked, would interject once in a while, and then move on. It wasn't until I started my xbox screenies that I felt "noticed", and people starting noticing me. That may not be correct, but that's how I saw it.

Bottom line, one or two comments doesn't get you "noticed" right away. But several posts after a period of time, and people start to know you. Especially if they are funny/insightful/add something. Am I making sense? Or are the several beers in my system making me nonsensical? I think that may ahve sounded mean. I'm going to shut up now and go drink more beer.

Edit: Yay ToP!!!

I know what you mean and sometimes when the thread gets busy (like now) and you're away for a few hours at work/school/sleeping/having a life then it's hard to stay caught up but if you just stick around and keep posting sooner or later someone will realize you exist if only becaues you've managed to accidentally deeply offend them.

I know exactly what you mean. I'm pretty sure I got known from my flirting with KoP and the fact that I have a bangin' avatar.

Also! HA! Lady Aeducan, KoP and I haven't flirted on this thread in days! So ha! I win! -does happy dance-

[MelRedux]

move along, nothing to see here

Modifié par Mel_Redux, 19 juin 2010 - 03:57 .

[sabreene]

Sarah1281 wrote...

Mel_Redux wrote...

I was a "newcomer" for quite a while. I lurked, would interject once in a while, and then move on. It wasn't until I started my xbox screenies that I felt "noticed", and people starting noticing me. That may not be correct, but that's how I saw it.

Bottom line, one or two comments doesn't get you "noticed" right away. But several posts after a period of time, and people start to know you. Especially if they are funny/insightful/add something. Am I making sense? Or are the several beers in my system making me nonsensical? I think that may ahve sounded mean. I'm going to shut up now and go drink more beer.

Edit: Yay ToP!!!

I know what you mean and sometimes when the thread gets busy (like now) and you're away for a few hours at work/school/sleeping/having a life then it's hard to stay caught up but if you just stick around and keep posting sooner or later someone will realize you exist if only becaues you've managed to accidentally deeply offend them.

*am deeply offended*

Modifié par sabreene, 19 juin 2010 - 03:58 .

[MelRedux]

cmessaz wrote...

Mel_Redux wrote...

I was a "newcomer" for quite a while. I lurked, would interject once in a while, and then move on. It wasn't until I started my xbox screenies that I felt "noticed", and people starting noticing me. That may not be correct, but that's how I saw it.

Bottom line, one or two comments doesn't get you "noticed" right away. But several posts after a period of time, and people start to know you. Especially if they are funny/insightful/add something. Am I making sense? Or are the several beers in my system making me nonsensical? I think that may ahve sounded mean. I'm going to shut up now and go drink more beer.

*high five*

RIGHT on sister!

Ok, so I am making some sense.  Now, if I'm about to sound like a mean girl, I blame the beer.  But, here's how I see it:

You can't expect to start at a new school and everyone to be your friend right awaty  Friendhips, even acquaintences, take time, and I feel that applies to a long-standing thread as well.  I felt we have been welcoming to any newcomer that came in an introduced themselves.  Sometimes posts get ignored, but that has nothing to do with being "new".  We all still make posts that get ignored.

I'm thinking way too into this, so I'm going to shut up again, and drink more beer.

edit: becuase I'm a little drunk and suck at posting.

Modifié par Mel_Redux, 19 juin 2010 - 03:55 .

[Addai]

We don't usually have pages and pages of BSC-style explicit screenshots, either gay or straight- be honest.   I looked in today, and decided it was not the day to participate.  All I can say to casual observers is that it's not always like that, but in a big, raucous thread sometimes things go in different directions.  Check back and you may find something more interesting.  And just introduce yourself if you're an Alistair fan and feel like de-lurking.

We don't bite.  Much.  :innocent:

[Sarah1281]

Kryyptehk wrote...

Sarah1281 wrote...

Mel_Redux wrote...

I was a "newcomer" for quite a while. I lurked, would interject once in a while, and then move on. It wasn't until I started my xbox screenies that I felt "noticed", and people starting noticing me. That may not be correct, but that's how I saw it.

Bottom line, one or two comments doesn't get you "noticed" right away. But several posts after a period of time, and people start to know you. Especially if they are funny/insightful/add something. Am I making sense? Or are the several beers in my system making me nonsensical? I think that may ahve sounded mean. I'm going to shut up now and go drink more beer.

Edit: Yay ToP!!!

I know what you mean and sometimes when the thread gets busy (like now) and you're away for a few hours at work/school/sleeping/having a life then it's hard to stay caught up but if you just stick around and keep posting sooner or later someone will realize you exist if only becaues you've managed to accidentally deeply offend them.

I know exactly what you mean. I'm pretty sure I got known from my flirting with KoP and the fact that I have a bangin' avatar.

Also! HA! Lady Aeducan, KoP and I haven't flirted on this thread in days! So ha! I win! -does happy dance-

That's because he's barely been on and you lost that bet within ten minutes of it starting so it doesn't count anyway.  

[mellifera]

TheGrumpyOne wrote...

yukidama wrote...

TheGrumpyOne wrote...

yukidama wrote...

TheGrumpyOne wrote...
Gives Yuki the bad news: Alistair hasn't been using toilet paper. "looks at the awful red stains":sick:

Red?! What did you do to his butt, Grumpy? :innocent:

Well he didn't complain, he screamed in pleasure. Blame it on that 12 inch eel.

You could have at least cleaned him up!

I will next time, that's a promise.

Thanks, that stuff was a pain to get out of my hair.

[Kryyptehk]

Addai67 wrote...

We don't usually have pages and pages of BSC-style explicit screenshots, either gay or straight- be honest.   I looked in today, and decided it was not the day to participate.  All I can say to casual observers is that it's not always like that, but in a big, raucous thread sometimes things go in different directions.  Check back and you may find something more interesting.  And just introduce yourself if you're an Alistair fan and feel like de-lurking.

We don't bite.  Much.  :innocent:

And when we do, it's the good biting:P

[Sarah1281]

sabreene wrote...

Sarah1281 wrote...

Mel_Redux wrote...

I was a "newcomer" for quite a while. I lurked, would interject once in a while, and then move on. It wasn't until I started my xbox screenies that I felt "noticed", and people starting noticing me. That may not be correct, bu t that's how I saw it.

Bottom line, one or two comments doesn't get you "noticed" right away. But several posts after a period of time, and people start to know you. Especially if they are funny/insightful/add something. Am I making sense? Or are the several beers in my system making me nonsensical? I think that may ahve sounded mean. I'm going to shut up now and go drink more beer.

Edit: Yay ToP!!!

I know what you mean and sometimes when the thread gets busy (like now) and you're away for a few hours at work/school/sleeping/having a life then it's hard to stay caught up but if you just stick around and keep posting sooner or later someone will realize you exist if only becaues you've managed to accidentally deeply offend them.

*am deeply offended*

That's okay, I'm totally prepared! 

[Sandtigress]

*giggles at Mel double-posting and sounding like she really is drunk, after that lovely sensible post*

[SurelyForth]

Aww, drunk Mel confused quote for edit. I noticed, even without an X-Box screenshot!

And I feel bad that anyone would be afraid to ask questions here. We're all pretty quick to help, even when we're in the midst of sucking up to KoP or a pansexual orgy of pixel sex.

ToP? That means like twenty people posted while I fumbled to type two coherent sentences. Bleargh.

Modifié par SurelyForth, 19 juin 2010 - 04:05 .