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What now? Jun 10, 2008 15:21:10 GMT -5

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Post by Murray Jay Suskind on Jun 10, 2008 15:21:10 GMT -5

Jun 6, 2008 15:54:37 GMT -5 Rockby Quickfoot said:

Based upon my somewhat limited observations, it used to be that you all would joke a lot, Goolina would come make some jokes, Suskind would write some crazy, mostly funny, propaganda, excetera. They'd joke with us, be classy. It was almost as if we were on the same side sometimes.

Then like, Moloch came and things got hardcore. Eat your souls hardcore, as I mentioned before. Now every single human is always a trenchie, no matter what. That's all I ever see posted on the forums. 400 humans in Nichols Mall? And all trenchies. No way any one of us could have a sense of humour, or be there for fun like the zombies. We're trench-coating idiots now.

It doesn't seem like it's about the fun anymore. It seems like it's more about the winning, being conquerors, showing that they are manly and can slaughter people, while trying to degrade them with comments about trenchies. It seems like it just got a hell of a lot more serious.

If I missed anything, which I might've, feel free to add folks.

You guys don't love us anymore!?

I think a huge aspect of this is the inside/outside thing. Back in the day, Gooli and I were everywhere developing a rapport with our food (kind of like the homeless man I saw the other day chatting with a can of Steel Reserve). She moved on, and I became Papa and drew inside Barhah.com because running a 150-200 zombie horde entails way too much SERIOUS FUCKING BUSINESS. Without the happy-go-lucky ambassadors, people from the outside look to the Papa more for what the horde's identity is, and pretty much anyone who's Papa is going to be gruff because they're getting dozens of PM's a day, etc. talking about what the great new breakthrough at Nichols is going to be.

Speaking of SERIOUS FUCKING BUSINESS, has anyone told you about the wonder of not wearing pants? It's tremendously liberating, and if you don't take off your own pants, then I think we may have to take them off for you.