Forums Clean Up

[MR22ZZ]

that vid is great, but I fail to see just how that relates to punching a preggers chick in the gut.
Gross out humour is fine, I like it... violent humour, not so much.

I actually have quite a high tolerace for most things but seeing someone come to serious harm for others pleasure I just don't find as amusing. The Jackass movies are a prime example. I spent more time whincing at what was going on than I did laughing... the trouble is I couldn't look away. So granted, it is entertaining, I just don't find it funny.

[YLD-16L]

I actually have quite a high tolerace for most things but seeing someone come to serious harm for others pleasure I just don't find as amusing. The Jackass movies are a prime example. I spent more time whincing at what was going on than I did laughing... the trouble is I couldn't look away. So granted, it is entertaining, I just don't find it funny.

Like the rednecks in the cage fighting scene in the movie Bruno, they were offeneded yet couldn't look away.

[river]

Dear YLD-16L,

It was our pleasure to reply, and thank you for your feedback and questions.

It has been decided by the Board that, in this wonderful new age we live in, even the gays must have some representation, and as such, that includes the ST-162 owners.

Therefore, we won't be closing down the ST-162 threads. In the interests of the community, we feel that by providing a thread where they can out-pour their gayness would be benefical. It is better to have them giggle and play in their own thread here at Toymods, rather than close it down and have these people walking the streets, picking fights with children, leaving fairy-floss stains on public transport and a multitude of other gayly nefarious acts.

I know this decision must be disappointing to you, but we feel that you will understand. However, we beleive the joy you will find in other happy hunting grounds within these forums will more than make up for your disappointment. Our forums are a veritable smorgasboard humanity... covering the serious to the inane, the droll and the gay, the brainiacs to the dunderclumps. We feel certain that you will find the ability to "extract the urine" from anyone of these groups.

Again, thank you for your reply and interest in these forums. Please feel free to contact the Board on any matter that you find perturbing.

sincerely
Old Man River

Dear River

Thank you for your reply.

To answer your question, I assumed the 162 owners would be banned as part of the forum clean-up and all their threads deleted - hence did not acknowledge them in my previous post.

If this is not to be the case then I must express my disappointment in such a decision.

Regards,

YLD-16L

[Admiral coFF33]

this thread
is full of rofl

people taking internet pictures seriously
people defending them
people calling car owners gay
people pretending they get offended by everything

<3 this country.
welcome to 2009

[greywolf]

You forgot the last group coff33.......people who feel the need to summarise and praise inane threads !

[trdee]

and aw11 owners

[greywolf]

That isn't a group trdee, it's a lifestyle choice.

[trdee]

the choice of kings

[MR 1JZ]

the choice of queens

fixed......

[trdee]

youz alls is haterz

[Kirsty2520]

way to go to turn a serious thread into yet another junk thread people.
Hope your all proud of yourselves

[river]

Hi,

I wouldn't fret to much about it Aunty K.

The posts may be frivolous, but the message and intent of cleaning up the place to make it more social remains.

I can assure you, when the new upgrades come on-line and people start to see the new features that can severely penalise them, things will settle down quite quickly.

seeyuzz
river

[4DaDrift]

Edited post.

[river]

Hi,

It's an ever-changing world.

Unfortunately it is also a world where too many care too little about other people. It's a world where chaos can reign supreme unless things are kept in check.

Hopefully, it is also a brave new world, where people do realise that there are times and places to say certain things, and we live in hope that people learn what can be said and where it can be said. When that is learnt, we will rejoice and know we have reached nirvana.

Until then, rules must be emplaced, and, if necessary, enforced. A community without rules only works when everyone respects what the community is about, as well as each other. And, we are not there yet.

seeyuzz
river

[trdee]

I think the discussion went off-track because everyone had already said what they wanted to say on the matter, the serious discussion had basically finished, and tbh a lot of common ground had been reached. I think we can gather from this thread that most people here want the same thing, which is a club which has its serious side, but still allows the freedom of expression that helps members come together, both as a club and as a community.

And, immature as my posts may be sometimes, I care a lot about this club. Once I graduate at the end of this year I was hoping to show that by participating more actively in the running of the club too, if I am allowed that is.