I have a crush on that dude who is the forum greeter. Naw I think is his name. I <3 his redundant shit.

I get impatient if I have to wait for an rp response for longer than a few days, but I try to be patient as best as I can.

Every time I visit the forum I experience this sense of nostalgia for the days when message boards were all that there was for the hobby for the most part, the time when even instant messenger roleplay was still very new. Those were not good times for me at large, rather the experience of having posts to reply to almost hourly was.

Those were not good times for me at large, rather the experience of having posts to reply to almost hourly was.

Hourly posting? That sounds horrible honestly, lol.

However, I also would never get into chatroom RPing because I feel like it demands too much attention and expects to be instantly gratified.

I didn't get into this hobby until it was forum based as it is now. I do recall folks use to engage in collaborative works of fiction in a notebook. The leader would start the In Character content in the note book and then give it to the next person and keep passing it along until it came back to the leader. I have often considered trying this with friends. It might be just a tad cumbersome.

i wasn't much into roleplaying as a kid, it became a hobby much much later on.

Happy birthday, Chuck Yeager! (February 13, 1923) He is 97 years old as of yesterday. First man to intentionally fly an aircraft faster than the speed of sound, without diving. Also, one of the few USAAF pilots to be credited with the title of "Ace in a Day" from shooting down five enemy aircraft in one day.

I like Chat Room RP. You can plan it or wing it. You might hang out with the people you play with before and after every day. It tests your speed, description, typing, knowledge, and time. It's a process that is developmental for a long time until you reach the dreaded "elite" status, which is basically you=douchebag. And also, there can be dice and variable post rates.

@role model I personally like chat room rps that start a bit planned, like a general outline and then see what everyone does with that.

Hourly posting? That sounds horrible honestly, lol.

However, I also would never get into chatroom RPing because I feel like it demands too much attention and expects to be instantly gratified.

Generally one could see two to three posts from each member almost daily at what would be considered "Casual" level here on the Roleplayer Guild. I am still a bit nostalgic for when the hobby was much stronger and much more active to the point that said things could happen. It was exciting to have some new content to return to, seeing a list of people awaiting or writing their own responses. Again, so primitive in terms of forum based roleplaying, however, it was as sincere as it came. Unfortunately I have lost so much of my memory in some ways that I do not even recall those places or their names, just that I remember the impression and experience now. I suppose that counts as a fact but a more interesting one I believe is due.

Storytelling was the original way I was exposed to roleplaying in a more mature manner, rather than just playing pretend. It became a cooperative thing and elaborate, if not still very simple, narratives would be constructed and built upon. A completely oral tradition which, as with most any other oral tradition, faded away into nothingness with time.

I watch gaming videos on youtube.

I am a woman, I have breasts. You?

I have all three lord of the rings movies on dvd.

I have all Lord of The Ring movies on Blu-Ray and with extended movie. Yes, the directors cut makes the binge watching a few hours longer.

At times all I await is retirement, so I have an excuse to collect the benefits I have spent so much time working toward and to no do anything at all aside from that which I want. The majority of my life will be spent receiving these things, as I began so early.

Yes, the directors cut makes the binge watching a few hours longer.

But very much worth it imo.

I've done an all weekend LoTR watch party, which included the Hobbit -both extended cut- so that was probably close to 24 hours, lol.

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But very much worth it imo.

I've done an all weekend LoTR watch party, which included the Hobbit -both extended cut- so that was probably close to 24 hours, lol.

Been there done that :)

Every once in awhile we pull out LotR or the Hobbit Movies and watch those all back to back. It is a good time. I always love it when Bilbo states at the end of the first Hobbit movie, "Well the worst is behind us now."

Still don't like this username.

And some random several year old single post guy stole this username on Reddit so I can't use it. :I

Still don't like this username.

And some random several year old single post guy stole this username on Reddit so I can't use it. :I

Why not ask for a name change then?