The Person-Above-You Game!

[Lysol]

^ is right about that. Cleaning those tiles was a relatively simple task for us.

^ is pointing out the obvious, again.

Indeed, it's Fifobvious.

[Harpic fraîcheur]

^ made < laugh.

[Reese Riverson]

^ probably found that quite fifantastic.

[Bradandez]

^ likes to talk about speakers.

[Reese Riverson]

^ is correct, and < knows ^ likes to draw.

[Lochy]

The person above me is an elder of the site. He has been here for 13 years, is still really active and has a butt load of tings to boot.

[Reese Riverson]

^ is new here, and welcome to RaymanPC.

[Fifo]

Yay, welcome here! I hope ^^ likes this place.

[Bradandez]

^ didn't follow the rules for this thread.

[Fifo]

^ didn't follow the rules for this thread.

^ is confused and overreacting a bit:

Yay, welcome here! I hope ^^ likes this place.

[Harpic fraîcheur]

^ is always overreacting.

[Fifo]

^ is always overreacting.

Who? Me? I’m not overreacting ffs. ^ is being rather annoying.

[Bradandez]

^ needs to know that when referring to oneself, it's best to use the "<" symbol. < always sees everyone doing it.

[Fifo]

^ is informed that this is NOT the You Game.

[Bradandez]

< knows that, but ^ should know that when one refers to themselves here, they use the "<" symbol.

[NyaNyaLily]

^ knows how this works

[Reese Riverson]

^ is informed that this is NOT the You Game.

^ is obviously stating the obvious again.

[Master]

< wonders if ^^^^'s becoming a little too obtuse about this, surely if we can use this game's syntax in the You Game, we can use the You Game's syntax here? The difference between the two threads isn't so much the syntax, but rather the topic discussed. ^ and <, back when we were posting a lot more, tended to use this thread to discuss each other's escapades, such as ^'s speaker projects. While we used the You Game to discuss happenings in our own lives, such as <'s ongoing studies, for instance.

This thread promotes learning and discussing about what we see others do and get up to. While the You Game functions more like a mini-twitter of sorts, allowing us to speak about our own day-to-day happenings without the need for more detail. That is what other threads, like the Daily Doldrums, can be used for.

[Fifo]

< wonders if ^^^^'s becoming a little too obtuse about this, surely if we can use this game's syntax in the You Game, we can use the You Game's syntax here? The difference between the two threads isn't so much the syntax, but rather the topic discussed. ^ and <, back when we were posting a lot more, tended to use this thread to discuss each other's escapades, such as ^'s speaker projects. While we used the You Game to discuss happenings in our own lives, such as <'s ongoing studies, for instance.

This thread promotes learning and discussing about what we see others do and get up to. While the You Game functions more like a mini-twitter of sorts, allowing us to speak about our own day-to-day happenings without the need for more detail. That is what other threads, like the Daily Doldrums, can be used for.

I understand, thanks, ^.

[Reese Riverson]

^ is thankful to Mastré LeMashed. Isn't that sweet?