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 Posted: Sat Mar 27, 2010 12:48 am
...And it's not long before I remember WHY I joined THE CREW, and why Gaians suck.
Like...two posts.
Oh yeah, long time no see, gang.
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Posted: Thu Apr 01, 2010 5:55 am
Welcome back.
Sorry to say that you won't find many members lingering around here. They gave up and/or moved on to new interests.
Glad to see you've found an interesting career choice. The ability to keep cool old cars running is always going to be in demand. Keep up the great work! And post some photos of your Mustang when you get the chance.
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Posted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 10:39 am
Yeah, I only wandered back here myself to post out of nothing else to do one day. Though before that, even though I wasn't actively posting, I did usually log in every week or two to check messages.
I'll post some photos when I get the chance. Though what I really need is to just redo some of my site, get rid of some of the sections that have been stagnant there for a couple years, and add a section or two there for the car stuff.
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Posted: Thu Apr 22, 2010 11:16 am
Floyd Sorry to say that you won't find many members lingering around here. They gave up and/or moved on to new interests. This place lost its interest. Nobody was doing anything fun anymore, and talking s**t about Gaia all the time is wasted time and not fun. If this guild did anything besides nothing, it'd be an entirely different story.
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Posted: Fri May 07, 2010 2:38 am
I'd argue the guild used to enjoy Gaia for what it was. Anyone remember how we all took part in the art contests? How we wished Ling a Happy Birthday that year?
We used to participate, but IMHO Gaia became something else than what we originally joined up for, and that's what caused us to loose interest.
I check in about once a month it seems, and every time I get spammed with some corporate advertisement I remember why I got tired of this place.
Still though, there is importance in staying in touch.
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Posted: Thu May 13, 2010 1:41 pm
I've developed a somewhat morbid curiosity about the latest generation to join Gaia. There has been a subtle shift in the demographics due to the maturing of the internet generations.
A lot of the freshness has vanished, replaced with a more laid back attitude. Granted there are still plenty of folks who act as if their development ended at their second birthday. But it is interesting to see how the people who join Gaia have changed.
Enough of them suck enough to warrant our wrath, justifying our remaining membership and vigilance.
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Posted: Thu May 13, 2010 9:10 pm
I still log in randomly, my avatar reminds me of those paper dolls I had as a kid. Frigging loved those things. Anyway, I rarely post at all anymore, though I do pop by old haunts such as AYGGS... spent the majority of my Gaia time with you guys back in the day.
I really let up on Gaia pretty much moments after the Cash Shop showed up. Gaia sold out HARD, not that it wasn't an inevitability, but I used to have an easier time dressing my pixelated paper doll. This place, and the other three guilds I've been a member of pretty much since joining, have all gotten so quiet there's nothing really to do here anymore, as I sure as hell am not going near the regular forums to talk about Gaga's tallywhacker or Beber's a-cups with their squalling fanchildren.
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