Do you want to see more crappy polls from me?
Already up to 76 replies, and it's not even been an hour yet. ...Of course, you promised GA's ;) It would have been interesting to see how many replied when there was no GA to be had, period. Of course, a lot people also can't READ, so maybe that's a moot point ;D
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Breaking rules is bad and all, but there's no need to further punish those who already paid for their mistakes, am I right?
I don't fully agree with this. Not going to elaborate further, to avoid flame, but just feel I should say this.
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Just a random, meanless comment
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77 comments are before me... So you may just get your wish come true....
Here's my comment to add to the masses! Thanks!
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Thanks so much Zer0id... Still feel like a newbie tho...
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What is this comment thing you speak off and how do I add it
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What if everyone replied to everyone!? Everyone would have a full inbox!
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Adding another message to your inbox! We need to get that one filled after all. :)
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...for a random thread that doesn't host any giveaway!
This week has been really tiresome, I didn't have enough energies to play (ASF "played" more than me), let alone making giveaways.
I cannot speak about the former yet, but I want to remedy to the latter, by making a train out of my bundle leftovers.
And that's where the replies will really count: I'll come back tomorrow evening, and count the replies to this thread.Mission accomplished!I want to see that 99+ on the "Messages" section for once, I want to know how it feels!
For every 20 comments, I'll add a wagon, up to a maximum of 15 (currently 10).
The train will be ready to depart Tuesday, sometimes after the new Humble Bundle is revealed (or earlier if there's none).
No Jigidi, no Itstoohard, no other convoluted puzzles, as I'm not into the mood for them.
It'll just use a custom SGTools rule against the most classic rule breaks, but only for those that happened in the last few months.
Breaking rules is bad and all, but there's no need to further punish those who already paid for their mistakes, am I right?
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