The tag 'threads not made by Jojan' seems to be extremely popular. Does Jojan even make threads?
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The tag 'threads not made by Jojan' seems to be extremely popular. Does Jojan even make threads?
Your back's to the wall, that's protocol;
It's sequestering your spirit, misleading us all.
Originally Posted by Noodles
And When He's Up
He made The Future Is Now thread, and the best thread ever
Last edited by KickHimWhenHe'sDown; 07-02-2012 at 11:31 AM.
Recognize.
That horse was bumpin' too much in his trunk.
previously 0r4ng3
Actually you might be thinking of Mr. Hands's cousin, Mr. Caboose.
Pffftttchh
That's probably because Jojan is the one who keeps adding that tag everywhere.
Inga torra smörgåsar!
When reading the Wikipedia article, you know where this is going:
I AM A REAL AMERICAN.
Throughout the history of mankind, one constant has been a search for immortality. Most thought that they could find it through religious beliefs and in the idea of an eternal soul that lives on past the death of the body. Millions of individuals have chosen to believe that upon death, our souls either ascend or descend into some other world that we do not understand, to continue the voyage of existence.
But others means at achieving immortality developed in tandem, partially by men who did not believe in an afterlife. Artists, writers, and warriors often felt that the key to achieving immortality was through being remembered by future generations. The Epic of Gilgamesh, for example, posited the idea that Gilgamesh became immortal symbolically through the stories of his deeds and actions. Homer became immortal through his volumes of work, Napoleon became immortal through his failed quest for greatness, and Jimmy Carter gained immortality by becoming history's greatest monster.
As someone who ascribes to the second theory of immortality, I must make it known that I believe that we as a BBS have achieved such immortality. As the years go on, and each of us pass away, this thread will remain as solid as the bedrock upon which we have created human society. This thread will exist until the day the Earth ends, as a reminder of true greatness. Individuals will visit it to pay it homage, to catch a brief glimpse of what life was like during our lifetimes. This thread is a piece of timeless art that will remain popular throughout the ages, for both it's impeccable narrative and study of character, but also as an exploration of that which makes us human.
We will die, but we shall never be forgotten.
"I'll die before I surrender, Tim".
And When He's Up
A little dramatic, don't you think?
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Hey Jakebert, good stuff, but remember one thing:
It's not about us, it's all about Mr. Hands.
I AM A REAL AMERICAN.
It is not my fault that you are unable to grasp the significance of such things. Many men do not understand the impact of history until enough time has passed to see things clearly. Someday you will look back on this and understand.
"I'll die before I surrender, Tim".
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