TET: Everybody that matters likes this title

[Ethel mermania]

"Everybody that matters likes this title."

I guess that's true. The newcomers are usually ignored~~

Some of them are usually just one offs who want to take "FIrst" post of the new TET almost as if it's some kind of honor.

And they are d9ne, I will be dammed. Quick.

Have they gone full NASCAR?

Seems that way, I didn't ask for synthetic oil but I got it

[Gallade]

Time to put you in a home then. Don't worry, you'll like the nurses.

Oh no, the place that galla is planning to put me in has dya as the head nurse.

Bribe me with shinies.

[Ava Ire]

Do I matter, TET?

Of course you do

[The Alexanderians]

Well, I'm all for letting immaturity to blossom. The world would be boring without it.

People trying to claim supposed 'first fame' just look ignorant to me. Meh.

It's more a lack of ambition. I'm sure we've all got some non-existent claim-to-fame we thought was more important at the time. It's part of growing up. I once got a mention in a well known gamer blog. I care not, now. Once the novelty wears off, you lose interest.

Not event the novelty some go for a claim to fame type thing. Like that blog, once someone doesn't care about that type of fame they don't care about the mention anymore. Not speaking for you of course.

[Ethel mermania]

Exactly, it''ll always be here as long as young or immature people exist. Hell I used to do it on youtube as a pre-teen.

I'm not sure I'd go as far as calling it immature, but broadly speaking, yes. Once the novelty has worn off, you realise that it's utterly meaningless. There are far easier and better ways to mark your place on Earth.

Pissing on trees. (Nods)

[The Alexanderians]

I'm not sure I'd go as far as calling it immature, but broadly speaking, yes. Once the novelty has worn off, you realise that it's utterly meaningless. There are far easier and better ways to mark your place on Earth.

Pissing on trees. (Nods)

Marking territory in an animistic way?

[Val Halla]

Time to put you in a home then. Don't worry, you'll like the nurses.

Oh no, the place that galla is planning to put me in has dya as the head nurse.

Hmm, I think a script for a sitcom is in writing.

[Apple-Loosa]

Well that goes without saying, "fandumb" runs wild there. IT doesn't help there is no way to downvote below zero so no one ever gets the feedback that what they say is bad.

That's why I ignore the comments now. I don't even read them, just to focus on only the video content now.

It's more a lack of ambition. I'm sure we've all got some non-existent claim-to-fame we thought was more important at the time. It's part of growing up. I once got a mention in a well known gamer blog. I care not, now. Once the novelty wears off, you lose interest.

You're right... Though they seem to make a contest out of it sometimes too. Like a race to be 'first'.

It's better to do something more challenging. I see that as more fun.

[Ethel mermania]

There are a pair of zultanite earrings in a jewelers I walked past. Damn my magpie nature, I almost did the full on face smoosh against the window to stare at it properly.

Now to wait for my partner to mess up enough to have to bribe me with shinies.

So Tuesday then?

[Lordieth]

It's more a lack of ambition. I'm sure we've all got some non-existent claim-to-fame we thought was more important at the time. It's part of growing up. I once got a mention in a well known gamer blog. I care not, now. Once the novelty wears off, you lose interest.

Not event the novelty some go for a claim to fame type thing. Like that blog, once someone doesn't care about that type of fame they don't care about the mention anymore. Not speaking for you of course.

I think it's just a part of growing up. Some people want to make a bigger and bigger mark on the World, and we all have a different idea of what an important mark is. Being first in a thread might seem more important to some, and far less to others.

[Ethel mermania]

Oh no, the place that galla is planning to put me in has dya as the head nurse.

Bribe me with shinies.

Why? You WILL find a place with two dya's.

[Gallade]

There are a pair of zultanite earrings in a jewelers I walked past. Damn my magpie nature, I almost did the full on face smoosh against the window to stare at it properly.

Now to wait for my partner to mess up enough to have to bribe me with shinies.

So Tuesday then?

Tomorrow if I set him up for failure.

[Ethel mermania]

Pissing on trees. (Nods)

Marking territory in an animistic way?

I am an animal.

[Val Halla]

Not event the novelty some go for a claim to fame type thing. Like that blog, once someone doesn't care about that type of fame they don't care about the mention anymore. Not speaking for you of course.

I think it's just a part of growing up. Some people want to make a bigger and bigger mark on the World, and we all have a different idea of what an important mark is. Being first in a thread might seem more important to some, and far less to others.

Some people don't even have the internet.

[Bralia]

Do I matter, TET?

No. Voids are devoid of matter.

This is why I like you. You entertain me.

[Lordieth]

Well that goes without saying, "fandumb" runs wild there. IT doesn't help there is no way to downvote below zero so no one ever gets the feedback that what they say is bad.

That's why I ignore the comments now. I don't even read them, just to focus on only the video content now.

It's more a lack of ambition. I'm sure we've all got some non-existent claim-to-fame we thought was more important at the time. It's part of growing up. I once got a mention in a well known gamer blog. I care not, now. Once the novelty wears off, you lose interest.

You're right... Though they seem to make a contest out of it sometimes too. Like a race to be 'first'.

It's better to do something more challenging. I see that as more fun.

That's called a false sense of achievement. That said, Xbox Live, Steam and in-game achievements are built upon them. In fact it's the very foundation of gaming, so it's cultural too.

My 200+ hours in FF12 matter.

[Lordieth]

No. Voids are devoid of matter.

This is why I like you. You entertain me.

It's good to know I have a purpose. *bow*

[The Alexanderians]

Marking territory in an animistic way?

I am an animal.

Primal then

[Ethel mermania]

So Tuesday then?

Tomorrow if I set him up for failure.

Stop taking lessons from mrs mermania.

[Lordieth]

I think it's just a part of growing up. Some people want to make a bigger and bigger mark on the World, and we all have a different idea of what an important mark is. Being first in a thread might seem more important to some, and far less to others.

Some people don't even have the internet.

Look how tall my pile of rocks are. My pile of rocks is bigger than your pile of rocks. o/

Civilisation in a nutshell.

[Ethel mermania]

I am an animal.

Primal then

Primate even.

[The Alexanderians]

That's why I ignore the comments now. I don't even read them, just to focus on only the video content now.


You're right... Though they seem to make a contest out of it sometimes too. Like a race to be 'first'.

It's better to do something more challenging. I see that as more fun.

That's called a false sense of achievement. That said, Xbox Live, Steam and in-game achievements are built upon them. In fact it's the very foundation of gaming, so it's cultural too.

My 200+ hours in FF12 matter.

I'm a completionist, if I don't have a achievement I don't feel like I did anything in the game besides the bare minimum, so I disagree that it's the same. IT's true that it doesn't matter in the long run but we all have our hobbies that don't matter.

[Lordieth]

I'm not sure I'd go as far as calling it immature, but broadly speaking, yes. Once the novelty has worn off, you realise that it's utterly meaningless. There are far easier and better ways to mark your place on Earth.

Pissing on trees. (Nods)

I don't recall hearing anyone bragging about how high they can wizz up a wall, but I'm told this is a thing men do.

[The Alexanderians]

Primal then

Primate even.

Excuse me while I go fling poo.

[Val Halla]

Some people don't even have the internet.

Look how tall my pile of rocks are. My pile of rocks is bigger than your pile of rocks. o/

Civilisation in a nutshell.

Some people just want to have a pile of rocks. Easily satisfied, admirable.