And so I thought I'd drop in...

[Thalantor]

Yup, finally made the transition. :cool:

Well, hello to all, this is my first post. I've been lurking here a bit already, but since BRR's mention of keeping fluff in the 3EBB and Spokn's pride on high posttotals, I though i'd join in. ;)

Hey LeecheSSS, great site so far. Congrats on everything.

And, so I'm off to read up. :evil:

[PaVel]

Welcome.....

[BigRedRod]

When did I mention that?
Was I drinking?

But yeah keep all your bloody fluff in the 3ebb, the stuff, the word, the whole shabang

Just have amsuing little posts andgames here thank you very much

But remember Thally, here you're nothing :evil:

Muhahahahaha

[SponkleofInfini]

I have a reputation, how about that, well welcome.

Imagine my post total about 400 posts higher then it actually is to get my realt total. Damn my infernal decision to delete one of my games :(

[Beidamon]

Its a good thing around here we dont judge by abstract numbers like 'post totals'....

But by finite numbers like the Member # :)

*looks at his nice member number*

[SponkleofInfini]

Bah humbug :evil:

[Beidamon]

*sends three ghosts after sponkle for using that phrase this close to christmas*

*DM of Life: There, now scrouge is positioned to find the magic sword and vanquish the evil spirit and keep all the lewt for himself...... damnit, the ghosts rolled a 20 on diplomacy...*

[Thalantor]

Well, it feels good to be one of the crowd again. :) No mod-ship to hold me back...

Now, i'm off to up my posttotal.

*basks in belief that posttotals are important*

[SponkleofInfini]

Yes they're important, be warned though I went through 1 keyboard getting to this stage +400 or so posts :)

[LeeCHeSSS]

Jolly, the utter lord of "lets spam others out of this thread" on my site...

Good to have ya around, Pieter.

[BigRedRod]

Did you mean Joy rather than Jolly?
Or maybe it's a dutch thing


Hmmm

*loads shotgun*

[LeeCHeSSS]

Main Entry: jol·ly
Pronunciation: 'jä-lE
Function: adjective
Inflected Form(s): jol·li·er; -est
Etymology: Middle English joli, from Old French
Date: 14th century
1 a (1) : full of high spirits : JOYOUS (2) : given to conviviality : JOVIAL b :
expressing, suggesting, or inspiring gaiety : CHEERFUL
2 : extremely pleasant or agreeable : SPLENDID
synonym see MERRY

I used it as in: "This is jolly"
It's not entirely uncommon to use an adjective on its own as a reaction to a situation.

[BigRedRod]

It's not something I've ever heard of before :P

[LeeCHeSSS]

Yeah, but how could you possibly know something about your own language? After all, you're english...