This has to change. :(
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This has to change. :(
Does it? Can't we enjoy the conclusion of the grand EoFF saga, a story spanning decades? We could just say "Hey, you know what, that was a fun way to waste time but I never want to see any of you weirdos again!" and go our separate ways.
If you're reading this, good. I had to throw them off the scent. They don't want us to bring EoFF back but you and I, we're gonna do it. I know I sound crazy but listen. It was Loony BoB the whole time. His weakness is soup. I need you to bring as much soup as you possibly can and we're going to drown the bastard in it. This is gonna work, trust me. Please post about the soup variety you're going to bring to the BoB drowning in this thread but don't explain why. They can't know what we're planning. Come on. One last caper. For old time's sakes.
Hi!
It's been a long day without you, my friend
And I'll tell you all about it when I see you again.... :cry:
wHoAoAoOAooo
wHoAoAoOAoooEeeOoooOooo
All jokes aside, it's pretty disappointing the place has become a ghost town, but I'm glad to see some people I used to interact with on here back in the golden era still around from time to time.
I'm shy
Is it time to close up shop? ;)
This place is like the old house I grew up in, full of memories but otherwise empty except for a few visitors a year, yet for which I am still paying the real estate taxes.
I like this forum. :) It makes me happy.
As forum activity continues to dwindle so too does my interest in coming back here, but I'll still pop by once in a blue moon, particularly around the time of a new release.
I'm just posting to keep my count up. One day I'll catch up to Psy.
The older I get and the more I pop back up in here, the more I am reminded of a classic song by The Offspring:
When we were young, the future was so bright
Woah-oh
The old neighborhood was so alive
Woah-oh
And every kid on the whole damn street
Woah-oh
Was gonna make it big and not be beat
Now the neighborhood's cracked and torn
Woah-oh
The kids are grown up, but their lives are worn
Woah-oh
How can one little street swallow so many lives?
Chances thrown
Nothing's free
Longing for, used to be
Still it's hard, hard to see
Fragile lives
Shattered dreams (go!)
I think we all grew old, got lives and families of our own. Lonny Bob is nearly 60 these days ;)
Certainly as I approach my 39th birthday I think back to the early 2000s running around Birmingham or London with the brits and the occassional visitor from the USA from here or the many nights on Halo 3 with Psy, Dan and so many others. It was great. I would love to play a game with you all again but finding time for me and Paul to meet up online and play a few rounds of something is getting mighty difficult let alone finding time for a group of 6 or 7 of us to sit down get online in the same game and spend time cussing each other like we're 16 - 25 again.
Great track ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Iceglow
Also approaching the big ol' 39. I never met anyone in realzies from the forum back in the day but I was pretty close with some peeps and had some crazy conversations here. It's nice to see some of them still pop up from time to time. Miss those old days too but I have to remind myself every now and then that things change and not to get too caught up in nostalgia!
It's good to be back here though. Had been gone since 09' and only came back end of last year. I like to check back every couple of days or so just for fun. There's still some interesting threads here and there.
Still feels like home
Well, since I really don't care for the Discord, I'm hoping to be posting on here more often. I have some threads I started that need updates, and a few topics I've been meaning to start up.
I still post here like a real EoFFer. :bigsmile: