Lurker > voldothegr8

This is why you shouldn't live in fly over country.

'cougars in the classroom'

Bacon doesnt belong on a burger.

I dont understand how people live there. I'd be in a constant state of fear.

Well I mean, DToast is just an employee. Im not sure why people cant seem to grasp this. Its almost para social in a way.

Meaning, folks want something to yell and scream at something so badly that they keep on giving executive traits to DToast that he doesnt even have.

Its all really just being done so that disgruntled users have a collective outlet by which to direct their rage at.

But in reality its like screaming at the Starbucks Barista because the company took away Pumpkin Spice Lattes.

In that regard, I could understand DToast not wanting a bunch of users that fall under his management to go on and be insulting his employer. It just looks really bad, and the blowback (whatever that might be) may actually end up unjustifiably falling onto him.

I mean quite obviously its not his fault that a bunch of users are being very vocal in their displeasure of Fandom, but at the same time it is a very logical assumption that his higher ups are eventually going to ask him please get you all to stop.

but DToast still isnt going to have the executive power to give into the users demands so it probably isnt going to stop, and that really is too bad.

Ultimately by making tons of topics that are basically just saying

youre just making a normal dudes life potentially miserable. Its not cool.

Its better to give legitimate constructive criticism/feedback. Voice your complaints, but in a way that doesnt get DToast pulling his hair in frustration.

Why the slow bleed though?

I'm closing my account when CE closes. Not giving GameFAQs any more clicks after that.

I believe the costs are relatively small, and they make a small profit. They want to keep it for the algorithm. That's all they care about.

I meant more why the hell someone is sitting there theorizing what it would be like to 'compliment a girl's ankles in front of DToast'.

"The Finding Dory voice actor reminded viewers that she also got the boot from TV when she came out as gay, thus ending her eponymous sitcom Ellen in the late 90s.

BBC News posted an article about her like today. She still doing stand-up and has a new tour leading up to a new Netflix special.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c89zy07x40no

Can't

https://streamable.com/x88hge

Looks like the Kate Hudson topic got him

A lot of folks don't know how to swim.
What kind of topic is this?

https://www.cbsnews.com/pittsburgh/news/drowning-can-actually-be-silent-and-fast-the-importance-of-knowing-how-to-swim-as-an-adult/

Key snippet:

"People thought they were better swimmers than they actually were," explained Nicole Roschella of the American Red Cross in Pittsburgh. "Eighty-five-percent of Americans said they could swim, but then only a little over half of those people could perform the five basic skills for water competency."
That means almost half, 44-percent to be specific, cannot accomplish those skills to save their lives while in the water.
In order to test your confidence, here's what a U.S. Navy Diver showed us:
* Being able to step or jump into water that's over your head, and being able to come up to the surface while breathing in a relaxed manner.
* Float and tread water for one minute.
* Being able to turn around and find an exit out of the water.
* Swimming 25 yards to the exit out of the water.
* Being able to get yourself out of the water if it's a pool, being able to push yourself out without the help of the ladder.
It's the last two that challenge casual swimmers - if you have never learned to swim you don't need to join a class for 4-year-olds.

I'd say it's more of a failure of the society not the economy. That's exactly how our economy is supposed to be working.

Millions of condemned homes would be an even more failed economy.