THE END IS NIGH

[circ]

WELL GUYS. SINCE WE ARE NOW IN THE POST SERVER CRASH APOCALYPSE LET'S HAVE SOME FUN.

I AM PUTTING TOGETHER A WARRING, MARAUDING BAND OF MEN. TRANNIES CAN COOK. TO TAKE BACK A LITTLE SLICE OF HEAVEN. WE WILL SET UP CAMP IN OH SAY, SCOTLAND AND GATHER ANTIQUATED COMPUTER PARTS AND RULE THE INTERNETS. BUT OF COURSE THERE WILL BE A HAREM AS WELL FOR ALL YOU MUSLIMS. UM OTHER STUFF WILL COME AS WE WORK THIS THING OUT.

 

[Melcar]

So ITZ already happened? What a crock man. I slept right through it.

 

[DarkSign]

I was the first to predict the decline of the codex.

 

[Nick]

I was the first to predict the decline of the codex.

Hey, DarkSign, so you're still alive! Nice to see someone from my Codex era.
ldfart:

 

[Elwro]

Hey, nice to see the newfags again! :D

 

[denizsi]

NEXT!

 

[4too]

New Age Shock Filters?

New Age Shock Filters?

There is a chance the RAM might like, over-heat the system and totally fry everything. And also wipe the hard-drive and replace everything with pictures of Emma Watson.

Will Emma Waston sub as proxy 'filth' filter?

http://jbrave.com/hollywood/young/emma- ... ture23.jpg

A kinder genteeler 'tub girl'?



4too

 

[ecliptic]

What is "The Pit"?

 

[ecliptic]

Answer: The Pit resulted from a merger of two Planescape: Torment fansites, The Mazes and Well of Torment. While The Mazes had a really nice design (and did quite well in IGN's Torment Fansite Competition), Well Of Torment was the only fansite at the time with an active staff, regular updates and a bunch of original content. The two were merged into The Pit, which was the biggest, baddest Torment fansite up until and right after the game was released. Of course, other fish soon appeared in the same pond (such as Sorcerer's), but The Pit remained the favorite for the old-school Torment community. While no longer updated, it remains a useful source of Torment info and a nice piece of Planescape: Torment community history.

 

[sportforredneck]

I was the first to predict the decline of the codex.

Where have you been?

 

[Xor]

I was the first to predict the decline of the codex.

Where have you been?

 

[Nyarmith]

It, it came?

 

[Azrael the cat]

It, it came?

That's what she said. [/zing!]

 

[Calis]

Answer: The Pit resulted from a merger of two Planescape: Torment fansites, The Mazes and Well of Torment. While The Mazes had a really nice design (and did quite well in IGN's Torment Fansite Competition), Well Of Torment was the only fansite at the time with an active staff, regular updates and a bunch of original content. The two were merged into The Pit, which was the biggest, baddest Torment fansite up until and right after the game was released. Of course, other fish soon appeared in the same pond (such as Sorcerer's), but The Pit remained the favorite for the old-school Torment community. While no longer updated, it remains a useful source of Torment info and a nice piece of Planescape: Torment community history.

It is also how I learned that if you don't keep ownership of a domain name yourself, you should at least have someone trusted have it.

I'm glad we have more RAM for The Pit now though.

 

[DarkSign]

I was the first to predict the decline of the codex.

Where have you been?

I put videogames to the background for awhile and dropped off the map.

But I'm still watching...

 

[Cassidy]

I was the first to predict the decline of the codex.

Where have you been?

I put videogames to the background for awhile and dropped off the map.

But I'm still watching...

Wise choice, it's not like you'll be missing much considering the average quality of the latest games anyway.