Sacramento Weekly Meet Discussion (dead meet, but how the SRIC started)
12-13-2006, 12:59 PM
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Originally Posted by my3awds
Why would I waste my time on trying to figure out why your post count is so high? Anyone with a 'real life' outside of forums usually would come to the simple conclusion that your indoors way to much. Hahahah. It's ok bro, no one cares even though you want them to.
Jebus, your guy's "/" never work do they? Guess you can't let it go can you.
12-13-2006, 03:13 PM
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Originally Posted by soggynoodles
If you didn't care you wouldn't have brought it up.
12-13-2006, 03:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Egan
I don't know, which is why I am asking.
You said our "/"'s don't work. What exactly are you referring to?
You said our "/"'s don't work. What exactly are you referring to?
12-13-2006, 03:44 PM
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Originally Posted by my3awds
Naw, actually Egan, I was replying to soggy, not Iclub in general. Don't worry, if I find a problem with the boards in which an actual "/" wasn't working, I will PM you or some other staff member that cares.
12-13-2006, 05:07 PM
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Originally Posted by T-cel89
NO I did not forget. Why dont you just meet @ RPM instead of driving around the whole city? Its not like any one that does not normaly shows up is going to. And if they do, oh well. You have every ones elses (those that matter) number's. So Just meet there and eat subway or chill in the sky box.
So to make my point! It is toataly homo to meet in natomas then go to RPM.
And spice up the meet!? Im all the Spice you need!! Shiiit! Spice! Get some Chics to come out! Now thats your Spice! ( . Y . )
So to make my point! It is toataly homo to meet in natomas then go to RPM.
And spice up the meet!? Im all the Spice you need!! Shiiit! Spice! Get some Chics to come out! Now thats your Spice! ( . Y . )
12-13-2006, 06:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Egan
I don't know, which is why I am asking.
You said our "/"'s don't work. What exactly are you referring to?
You said our "/"'s don't work. What exactly are you referring to?
12-13-2006, 07:59 PM
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Originally Posted by that one legacy
tell you what man, why don't you drive up to RPM and wait for us there. i would like to keep the regular meet spot because changing up the meet spot itself is bad for a regular meet. if that's not cool with you, just wait for us, we'll be there eventually.
12-13-2006, 08:16 PM
Originally Posted by legasti
I'm still confused by the "/" can it be explained in laymans terms? I know it probably doesn't matter but i would still like to know for future referance.
The first place I saw it was in IRC chatrooms where you would do a generic emote by doing something like /me goes and slaps sybir and it would show up in the chat room as "nkoan walks over and slaps sybir" in a cool font or color that is different. Also, in other contexts a lot of people seem to think its from html and its the end of a tag. So, basically something like "/thread" essentially means this thread is at its end. Usually in response to someone saying something so definitively that other people should stop posting. Also "/yourself" can mean that you should go commit suicide cause you suck.
Now, its also kind of evolved to be like a postscript at the end of a letter. And instead of typing P.S. people just use slashes. Its also common to use increasing slashes on separate lines for more P.S. (like P.P.S. and P.P.P.S in normal letter writing manner). In this sense, it can also imply a hushed tone, or an other the breath comment like "/she's still a *****" or something.
12-13-2006, 08:44 PM
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Originally Posted by nKoan
Its not really easy to explain because it means a lot of things sometimes.
The first place I saw it was in IRC chatrooms where you would do a generic emote by doing something like /me goes and slaps sybir and it would show up in the chat room as "nkoan walks over and slaps sybir" in a cool font or color that is different. Also, in other contexts a lot of people seem to think its from html and its the end of a tag. So, basically something like "/thread" essentially means this thread is at its end. Usually in response to someone saying something so definitively that other people should stop posting. Also "/yourself" can mean that you should go commit suicide cause you suck.
Now, its also kind of evolved to be like a postscript at the end of a letter. And instead of typing P.S. people just use slashes. Its also common to use increasing slashes on separate lines for more P.S. (like P.P.S. and P.P.P.S in normal letter writing manner). In this sense, it can also imply a hushed tone, or an other the breath comment like "/she's still a *****" or something.
The first place I saw it was in IRC chatrooms where you would do a generic emote by doing something like /me goes and slaps sybir and it would show up in the chat room as "nkoan walks over and slaps sybir" in a cool font or color that is different. Also, in other contexts a lot of people seem to think its from html and its the end of a tag. So, basically something like "/thread" essentially means this thread is at its end. Usually in response to someone saying something so definitively that other people should stop posting. Also "/yourself" can mean that you should go commit suicide cause you suck.
Now, its also kind of evolved to be like a postscript at the end of a letter. And instead of typing P.S. people just use slashes. Its also common to use increasing slashes on separate lines for more P.S. (like P.P.S. and P.P.P.S in normal letter writing manner). In this sense, it can also imply a hushed tone, or an other the breath comment like "/she's still a *****" or something.
12-13-2006, 11:05 PM
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Originally Posted by T-cel89
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