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What you have just received is only thing that AG Backlog Co. will supply you with, what you do with it from now on is up to you. This, is no simple Miner's Helmet, but is rather a mighty Helm of Justice, used throughout the ages for both humorous and educative reasons. This is a, Backlog Helmet, designed to withstand pressure up to twenty thousand pages, and that's just for those of you who are inexperienced with the material. This helmet will serve to protect you from all sorts of nasty things which happen to make the backlog their home, poorly timed jokes, standard Cynder humor (a horrible thing in and of itself), Backlog Bombs (to a degree), Grues (if you can get the light on fast enough) and Gator attacks.

Backlog Helmet does actually protect against Gator attacks, as chances of surviving and encounter with a Gator are about one in fifty-thousand, one in forty-nine nine hundred ninety-nine if you're wearing the helmet at the time of the attack. This includes remote viewing. Should you ever be privy to a Gator attack, the best thing you can do is duck down against a wall, put your head between your knees and kiss your a** goodbye.

This item was established as a backlog staple in the Great Journey of 04, when various members of the Anti-Sticky ventured into the past and brought forth various nuggets of classic gold. Due to the immense pressures that backlog puts on the mind, the Miner's Helmet was inducted as the item of choice for protective headgear. Since, we have drastically improved on the initial structure of the Helmet, and have made it into the Backlog Helmet. Added features include a plus five to all defenses, as well as looking entirely too fashionable for it's own good.

Treasure it. Keep it well. And always, always, remember to backlog.

This is not enough backlogged pages. mad Come back when you're around halfway to where I am now.

He didn't.
It was something about a post, I think? In the AMC or something, and something about the AG being elitists or something like that. I didn't really get the full story when I was reading, and when I asked him about it he just said that he didn't remember.

And "hero-worship"??

He had a massive rant post full of bullshit generalization he made about RPG players (not RPers, which he tried to characterize them as... real tabletop gamers) and why they watch anime, thus bringing the fanbase down or something... citing polls he supposedly conducted in a few 100+ member AIM chat rooms.

I tore the whole thing apart with actual facts about tabletop gaming and its historical links to the anime fanbase, RPGs in general, and other actual facts and/or reasonable experiences. He threw a temper tantrum after I called him on ignoring my rebuttal... then he and his syncophants declared war on us... or we declared war on them and didn't know about it.

All because someone had recommended him for membership and we decided against it.

Bioshock and Dead Rising are great. Kane also has Mass Effect, and I'm drooling over it.