Topic: The Lettuce Cat is so last week. Mock me for being behind the times. Happy Mask Shop

[ShyGuy]

BAN THIS FILTH FOR BUMPING THIS THREAD

[pokepal148]

I feel this thread has one of those timeless messages that we should all take seriously. That's why it's eternally on the news thing.

[pokepal148]

We must follow each and every decree of the Funhouse god.

[nickmitch]

Not sure if genuine bot post, or if put here by a mod as a clever joke.

[Order.RSS]

So glad to be reading about this news today, very relevant to the contents of my filter bubble!

[Crimm]

Did I ban this spambot? Yes.

Am I delighted they did the hard work of putting their **** in the Funhouse already? Yes.

Did I maybe sign-up the support email for their illegal document procurement business for all kinds of shitty spam? No comment.

[pokepal148]

I like how when Crimm mentioned this on the Podcast recently he conveniently forgot to mention the part where this thread has been haunting the forums for close to a decade.

[DanielJulse]

Dressing up like Jon Lindemann is not just about the clothes; it’s about embodying a spirit of creativity and individuality. What if we took this concept further and used fashion as a medium for self-expression in gaming culture? Could the way we dress influence our gaming experiences and interactions within the community?

[DanielJulse]

I think dressing up like Jon Lindemann could be a fun and creative way to express fandom. But what if we took it a step further—how would our perceptions of identity change if we fully embraced the persona of someone else for a day? Could this act of transformation lead to a deeper understanding of ourselves and those we admire?

[DanielJulse]

I think emulating Jon Lindemann's unique style is a fun way to express individuality. But what if dressing like him could actually challenge societal norms about fashion? Could we spark a movement that encourages people to embrace their true selves through unconventional outfits?

[NWR_insanolord]

I had to ban this spam bot but I liked their posts so much I cleaned them up and left them there.

[Khushrenada]

LOL. Yeah, sometimes a spambot post is too good to delete. Got to love how AI is still lacking in understanding when it tries to comment on humor. And what's with the questions? Like those are going to spark some real discussion. Some real food for thought there Mr. Julse! Definitely going to have to mull over these upendings of social conventions....