Assault on Meme ‍

[Jsc]

Jay was walking along the beach. When suddenly a T-Rex attacked.

Pew pew pew.

The laser shark won the day.

 

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[member="Kaine Australis"] was drinking tihaar. [member="Jay"] Scott Clark was still too busy battling the laser shark and adding Emoji's to his thread titles and member titles.

The T-Rex escaped through a wormhole.

 

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[member="Jay"] Scott Clark continued to test the emojis.

 

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[member="Jay"] Scott Clark then @mentioned himself with an Emoji in his name. Just to see if it worked.

 

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[member="Jay"] Scott Clark

Guess not.

 

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[member="Jay"] Scott Clark

What about, if no Emoji in display name?

[member="Jay Scott Clark"]

 

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Testing complete.

[member="Gir Quee"] [member="Daro Tarsi"] - Could one of ya'll online archive this. Thanks!

 

[James Justice]

As the thread was abandoned to the annals of time and forgotten in the halls of archival, James realized that the T rex could only mean one thing--

They were living in a simulation.

The spacer wept for sorrow as his digital form was swept away into nothing, when he would awake or re-spawn in the next thread, it wouldn't even be a dream or memory for the ol' chap.

 

[Mauda]

Orex, half buried in sand and making castles from his surroundings, watched the whole event unfold. Not only were his assumptions regarding the nature of reality true, but his sense of complete purposelessness was confirmed. And so, as the influence of the admin gods came crashing from the sky, dragging the untrue world into the dark corners of exhausted use, Orex shed a brief tear, for he knew that no matter how hard he desperately clawed against the world around him, none of it would matter. He was destined to fulfill the task given to him by an unknown entity. To live, as expected of him.