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Oh my god Brovo, shut up about your RP. Lol.
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Awson said
That's obviously not the point I was trying to make. Dem arguing semantics.
I'm working backwards through the thread, I haven't really gotten to your point yet.
Awson said
I'm not talking about it removing activity from the guild as a whole.The group 90% Spam. And that's where it's taking the activity from.
As a non-"spammer", you really don't have an accurate perspective on this.
Did she remove me from the group chat? I'm surprised I stayed in there so long. And yeah, I did just figure that out and the earlier ty was just a knee-jerk reaction.
Wait, Spam Skype is too exclusive, except we allow people who aren't even spammers in there. lol.
Elendra said
I dunno, even Turt's in there.
Bisssssh.
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Actually, that has a large nugget of truth in it.
Elendra said
also this
[7:19:23 PM] Sophi: WHY IS SERAVEE COMPLAINING ABOUT BEING KICKED
[7:19:26 PM] Sophi: SHE'S IN HERE
[7:19:29 PM] Jorick: rofl, is she?
[7:19:35 PM] Sophi: yes and she has been for weeks
lol
Brovo said
Oh, you mean just like how every role playing group does on this role playing site? :pIf spam is an acceptable community on a , skype is an acceptable offshoot of the RPG community. (Yes, the community as a whole, not just spam.)Not to mention it's not like those of us in there have stopped going on the forums. I mean I'm running Legend of Renalta 2, Jorick is part of it, Elendra is part of it, Herzi is part of it and so on and so forth. It's just an extra. Like DLC for a video game. You don't need it but it's there if you want it.
I'm a part of it.
Bish.
The trees groaned and cracked, and moans were heard far off. Animals screamed in terror, and were hushed, the forest rising to large dissonant din. The smoke hung about the leaves dripping like blood, the soft squish of boots in mud were heard close by. Gwaneii's Eagle was terrified, and conveyed to him the dangers in the woods.
At the same time, the Moths flew to Geckle, "Monster's ahead, demons, undead, dark things. The forest is dead, danger is clear. Go no further. We refuse to go any further." And with that the bugs flew off.
At the same time, the Moths flew to Geckle, "Monster's ahead, demons, undead, dark things. The forest is dead, danger is clear. Go no further. We refuse to go any further." And with that the bugs flew off.
They will be until you leave the forest.
Brovo said
And yet that's their choice to do those drugs. I don't agree with it, I think it's foolish and short sighted, but when they choose to do a substance that harmful of their own free will, you can't exactly stop them in the same manner that you can't stop a person from choosing to become an alcoholic or a person choosing to become addicted to cigarettes, or a person who non-stop binge eats McDonald's, or so on and so forth.
The only thing that can be done, logically, that won't waste billions of dollars every year and put teenagers in jail for smoking substances less lethal than tobacco or alcohol, is to educate the populace (without the scare tactics--those haven't worked before and they won't work now) and tackle the problem with hard numbers gained through test runs.
At the very least a healthier approach needs to be done... Financially and culturally, than a drug war whose decades of work has amounted to little or even no progress in stopping the drug trade. The definition of insanity is repeating the same action expecting a different result, after all.
I agree with Brovo, and that makes me feel dirty
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