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< should have died but a bug caused < to not die..
DAMN YOU FAAATTEEEEEE!!!!

< wonders what bug ^ means

So < has been looking at the transactions page, it's one of <'s favourite pastimes
Holy shit has Harpic been busy
< particularly likes his grand 3-ting donation to Dessy, parce-que "t'es mon copain :)"...

"nanamou cacamou" oh christ harpic you are adorable

Sny wrote:< wonders what bug ^ means

< is not sure if it's a real bug or not but from what < knows, < must have been killed:
So there was Bonnie infront of the door, and when < saw him, < got scared a little and accidently moved the curser to the cam and so the cam opened, while Bonnie was still there. < thought will die now when < will put the camera back, so < just stayed there and waited a couple seconds to see if < gets killed right away but nothing really happened.
< put the camera down: < didn't get killed and Bonnie was still infront of the door somewhy o.O


< used to watch the transaction page every 2 or 3 days back then when < was knew

< has to tell ^ that that was not a glitch. Bonnie (it's written BonIE and not BonnY by the way ) ^ were just extremely lucky as it's always a random period if Bonnie comes in immediately or waits for 10 seconds at most

PluMGMK wrote:

Shrooblord wrote:FUCK YOU GOOGLE
< just Googled 'Shrooblord'.
Did you mean: scrublord?

< has a feeling that this was discovered before by someone on this forum…

< says it was < a couple of years back, when Google refined its suggestion from 'Schoolbord' [sCHoal-bohrd] (harsh CH sound - very Dutch - very foreign, I'm sure) to 'scrublord'. <'s sad to see it's still the case. :c

Nah, we have that in Irish too (at least, if ^ means what < thinks ^ means). < usually extends it to English and French in <'s speech…

PluMGMK wrote:Nah, we have that in Irish too (at least, if ^ means what < thinks ^ means). < usually extends it to English and French in <'s speech…

< says the sound is much alike the Scottish "Ach" or "Loch", though < is sad to inform ^ < doesn't know much about Irish.
< noticed that British people have a hard time replicating the sound.

< thinks it's one of the easier sounds to pronounce - heck, certain Northern dialects make abundant use of it - but knowing Brits even that is beyond the grasp of most of us

< saw 200 people online about 5 or so minutes ago. <'s connection then promptly crashed.

< experienced 504 Bad Gateways.

Deliver us, Charon!

< is glad < isn't the only one. <'s connection has stabilised now, but who knows what the future will bring?

Okay, just as < tried to preview this the connection started crapping out again. Oh noes.

< wonders how there could be 200 online at the same time. < sees a lot of guest accounts.

Could it be..?
Return of les spammeurs-automates?

It's been a while since < has really worked on a project in Logic, < is having good

< shivers as < remembers the bot storm of 2013.
< then sighs in relief knowing that < has Hoody to help out.

MrBadGuy wrote:< is having good

Not all of it < hopes, save some for the rest of us!

< has been seeing no more than 30-odd people online since that 190-guest blowout. But phew, did that raise dread in the pits of <'s stomach.

Which makes < think there's either random waves of bot visits or the server's freaking out over something.

ROMAAANNOOOOOOOOO

< is confused about the discussion going on here. What's so weird about 20 guests online?

^ perhaps has misplaced a zero somewhere.

Shrooblord wrote:ROMAAANNOOOOOOOOO

< legit lol'd.

Aaaand it's crapping out yet more ffs

< must be misunderstanding something. < is only seeing 19 guests and a handful of registered users.

At a certain point in time there were suddenly 200 and the server died. Hence <'s suggestion it may be server-related.