Is it just me or is ef different these days ?

[stilleto]

Admittedly I was all for BRR's proposed changes 1-2 years back, in hind sight I preferred political & religious threads in chat as they were good for eliciting emotional responses & subsequent people baiting / flaming, plus it kept the section busier.

i also prefer it in chat.

 

[lartinos]

Ya, I liked it when you could see the sub-forum.

 

[75th]

Or when there was no sub forum at all and people were able to chat and converse in the chat and conversation forum.

 

[Strongbow]

I like ham sammiches

 

[billfred]

Something seems amiss. Its much tamer for sure, but somewhat flat
and odorless. I know there was a "housecleaning" of sorts and i'm
sure there was a need to get rid of some ill intentioned peeps who
used the boards as a catharsis for their anger and disatisfaction.


It feels a little constrictive and pedestrian. Am i being over the top?
Is it the stark contrast from the wild west days of JH1, Jacksparrow
and Heather ?


Great bunch of peeps here, old and new, but i'm just tryin' to figure
out the lack of punch.

Much gayer these days indeed. Especially with your shoe post.

Lot's of smack talk is gone along with good peeps. Especially
JH1 - that dood was always good for a laugh.

 

[RADAR]

Personally i think you all suck!!!!

 

[RottenWillow]

i also prefer it in chat.

Me too. Politics and religion should be in general chat.

 

[billfred]

Me too. Politics and religion should be in general chat.

as should your bewb pictures!

 

[RottenWillow]

hoorah for bewbies.

 

[musclemom]

Somebody posts some variation on thread around the same time EVERY year, nobody ever remembers. Heck, if I felt like spending the time I could probably find last year's version, because I clearly remember responding to it:

People, it gets quieter in the summer. It'll pick up as the weather cools off.

Everything has cycles, the weather, the planet, all living things, and that includes virtual communities. Gotta look for the cycles, that's all. It's a metaphysical perspective