What's the rationale for quickly using up the last posts in a thread? I'm just curious.
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It's fun?
Also, I think the practical matter is that it keeps actual, viable conversations from being split between threads.
Ok that makes sense.
Plus, it's cool as hell to get the last post.
I'm assuming the most ultimately cool last post would be one that says merely, "LAST!" or even "L@5T!!1!"
I'm assuming the most ultimately cool last post would be one that says merely, "LAST!" or even "L@5T!!1!"
Nah, it's the one that gets in before the stompies close the existing thread. Content is secondary.
I was referencing the internet posters who think there is no greater glory than to post "FIRST!" as the first post.
Hey, there's no greater glory here, either.
Signed,
Has Never Been First, Sadly
Yes but when Buffistas do it we're being ironic.