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 Posted: Wed Nov 07, 2007 9:01 pm
still makes me laugh. how did gaia start out? free. first donation item? nobody knew they were going to get it. plot? fantastic. now all we get to do is eat our ubi noodles and click the brightly flashing advertisements to keep the cash shop running.
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Posted: Wed Nov 07, 2007 9:15 pm
eater still makes me laugh. how did gaia start out? free. first donation item? nobody knew they were going to get it. plot? fantastic. now all we get to do is eat our ubi noodles and click the brightly flashing advertisements to keep the cash shop running. Hand in hand they flow atwixt'
Our souls bereave the river Styx. The stillborne brevity of your post inspired me to scribe an inexplicable piece of literature... I'll dedicate it to you, Eater, for now. Unless it makes me some money, and then I gotta' give it up to my grandma.
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Posted: Wed Nov 07, 2007 9:20 pm
Oh, on that night when darkness reigned,
the light ne'er to return again,
on the distant mornings shores,
Gaia's Cash Shop opens doors.
And so instead of morning light,
a neon sign shall pierce the night.
And in the darkness you will find
we breath the last air of it's kind.
Alas, my words are not so sweet as yours, but I feel as you do, I see as you see... and I will stand with you at the gates of Parliament, etc. etc. V for Vendetta... heart
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Posted: Wed Nov 07, 2007 9:29 pm
Okay you two, we're quickly filling up our quota of foppish dandyhood. I'm as much for eloquence and verbosity at length expounded towards a specific topic, but poetry is rather pushing it.
So let us lay Lord Byron to rest and achieve once more that brevity which passes as normal speech in today's time.
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Posted: Wed Nov 07, 2007 9:45 pm
Vincente Okay you two, we're quickly filling up our quota of foppish dandyhood. I'm as much for eloquence and verbosity at length expounded towards a specific topic, but poetry is rather pushing it. So let us lay Lord Byron to rest and achieve once more that brevity which passes as normal speech in today's time. Nah, ******** that s**t.
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Posted: Wed Nov 07, 2007 9:49 pm
Quinn Cillian Oh, on that night when darkness reigned,
the light ne'er to return again,
on the distant mornings shores,
Gaia's Cash Shop opens doors.
And so instead of morning light,
a neon sign shall pierce the night.
And in the darkness you will find
we breath the last air of it's kind.
Commendable stuff for minutes of work.
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Posted: Wed Nov 07, 2007 11:55 pm
Vincente But won't someone please think of the children!? gonk SCREW THE KIDS! They shouldn't be here to start with.
WE MUST KILL EVERY CHILD-------------------FRIENDLY THING ON THIS SITE!
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Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2007 12:01 am
The Iron Magus Vincente But won't someone please think of the children!? gonk SCREW THE KIDS! They shouldn't be here to start with.
WE MUST KILL EVERY CHILD-------------------FRIENDLY THING ON THIS SITE!I was with you up to the break....
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Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2007 2:54 am
I thought I was not the only one that thought that message was a fake. I was scared as hell, but then I realized that I had key scrambler and no script on my Firefox.
And yes, darn those meddling kids!!! >O
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Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2007 9:43 am
Thank you, oh Toasty one!
And... yeah... I don't like children.
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Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2007 11:45 am
It amuses me that you guys think only children fall for those scams and then whine about getting hacked. That is hardly the case. Of course, technically, anyone under the age of 18 could be called a child (though it would probably make them throw a tantrum and demand to be treated like an adult... harhar...). But my point is, there are just as many idiotic teenagers and adults as there are idiotic children. So you can't just blame the kids for this giant warning.
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Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2007 2:13 pm
Eruravenne It amuses me that you guys think only children fall for those scams and then whine about getting hacked. That is hardly the case. Of course, technically, anyone under the age of 18 could be called a child (though it would probably make them throw a tantrum and demand to be treated like an adult... harhar...). But my point is, there are just as many idiotic teenagers and adults as there are idiotic children. So you can't just blame the kids for this giant warning. We're partly blaming children for the fact that A) Kids are not what you call the smartest beings (not that it is most of their fault) and B) we're still peeved about the wordfilter and how the admin are having to bend over backwards just so the kids can come online where they don't really belong.
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Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2007 2:13 pm
Eruravenne It amuses me that you guys think only children fall for those scams and then whine about getting hacked. That is hardly the case. Of course, technically, anyone under the age of 18 could be called a child (though it would probably make them throw a tantrum and demand to be treated like an adult... harhar...). But my point is, there are just as many idiotic teenagers and adults as there are idiotic children. So you can't just blame the kids for this giant warning. I'm with you there. That's why I didn't called them kids... just poor, sad users. And 'poor' meaning stupid, of course.
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Posted: Fri Nov 09, 2007 3:18 pm
Oh my lord how much am I not paying attention to where I am? xD
Hey folks! I completly agree that the new thing is scary as heck .... <_< I'm also paying less attention than I though I was, scaryness! Last thing I knew I was in GCD.... am I the reason this thing is so big red and scary now? sweatdrop
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Posted: Sat Nov 10, 2007 6:44 pm
Well say you clicked a link to 12chan.
Gaia is helping you stay out of the FBI party van.
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