That I never should have left.
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That I never should have left.
I have learned far more about you people from my posts than I have about myself. It's not all good, either.
Rantz reminds me about my older posts enough. I don't care to look back at what they were for fear of horror.
I was a crazy troll and I loved it. I often posted things I didn't actually agree with in order to spark really tiny debates. And it was funnier that most of the disagreements/arguments were so small, because nobody can tell a person is trolling if they post something slightly dumb. I used to post things on several forums that were horribly grammatically incorrect and act like a complete retard that shouldn't be on the internet because I thought it was hilarious when people would actually call me out on it. I would continue acting like an idiot, misspell words, etc. until they would get so angry they would ragequit or just stop talking to me. "God is real because it says so in the bible" and things like that. Like the arguments you see in the comments section of a YouTube video, but on purpose. I don't know why. I am a horrible person.
EDIT: when I started looking through my old posts, I honestly thought some idiot had temporarily hijacked my account before I remembered I did most of that on purpose.
that i don't learn from my mistakes!
I've always been the same old dumbass.
I was more perverted. I was also fifteen and a virgin so probably had alot to do with it.
I miss who I was...
Of course usually missing who I used to be is what brings me back to EoFF for these brief fits of futility
I do enjoy your brief stints though.
I took the internet too seriously and I used to get wound up about life pretty easily in general. I have grown since then and have learned to lighten up a lot.