tbh, m8. I learned something, be like gfg gang. Talk shitpost on every manga especially popular one. Because most of the fun was on the comment, even more fun if you derail it and make it into politics. Trust me its the only way. I learned this because of the official thread. @sterven @bigtiddyoneesan are a good puppeter. Especially Tamerlane the most comments on mangodex ever.
tbh, frfr no cap pantsman, yotsuba'sdad Ican relate no cap.
Which we need to combat, because I am old, and I don't want my carrots touching my meatloaf, nor my OT conversations happening in the chapter threads.
Its becoming my peeves, i cannot argue with people about how Aqua is overrated and Eris is the only one.Which we need to combat, because I am old, and I don't want my carrots touching my meatloaf, nor my OT conversations happening in the chapter threads.
This man speaks the truth.
wallet is gunna take a hit
Eh. It didn't start a fire in my office, which was the primary concern, and I can always just take whatever needs shredded out and throw it in the grill as firestarter instead - I think I can manage.wallet is gunna take a hit
Maybe a certain tournament in the summer about a certain subject could possibly make the forums lively?
But honestly, compared to last year, I think it's pretty active already.
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Well, if you find the fun shitposting then go ahead, I prefer commenting when I feel like it (I just have time to kill nowadays). You should instead prostrate before me as the only god and use long words to venerate me. You cannot derail into politics if you have a supreme leader like myself. Now send me your bank account info so I can buy more stonks.
lol go tell that to that one guy that got scammed
erm actually bro the biggest commenter is mr unicorn himself
It appears in more than one tradition. I'd add Plato's "low people talk about others. Average people talk about facts. The highest ones talk about ideas".
Strange coincidence, or epidemy? One month prior, there has been a main water break in the building where I live, as well. It happened on top floor, but my apartment, located 4 stories below, has been partly flooded.
Oh my god!! As a collector (of a lot of things), that would be like my worst nightmare. I've actually been meaning to look into something called collector's insurance which I just heard about. Still though, I'd prefer my things over the insurance money.Strange coincidence, or epidemy? One month prior, there has been a main water break in the building where I live, as well. It happened on top floor, but my apartment, located 4 stories below, has been partly flooded.
Trust me, waking up and finding your home has turned into a Titanic 3rd class cabin during the night isn't exactly the best way to start a day...
Casualties: 47 items of my comic books personal collection have been soaked and are totally unsalvageable.
I'm currently still struggling with the paperwork between my insurance and a landlord who barely gives a fuck. Guess I can mentally prepare myself to live in a crib under siege for several more months...
Yeah, me too. Insurance money won't cover the hassle of having to find back every book I lost... provided they're still available somewhere on the market, to begin with.
damn that sucks, luckuly for me I live in an area where I'm unlikely to see any kind of flooding and I collect transformers, so I'm pretty "safe" unless its a fire or the current takes all of them away.Casualties: 47 items of my comic books personal collection have been soaked and are totally unsalvageable.
Yeah, it comes as a nasty surprise to some folks when they find out that their standard homeowner's/renter's insurance doesn't cover collections, high-end electronics, or other uncommon belongings (usually on the tail of a catastrophic loss of some kind, which is a double whammy). I probably need to have my agent write a rider for my record collection and stereos on my next renewal, even though I'm dreading what that's going to do to my premium.
