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Posted: Jan 29 2009 02:39 pm

The lack of articles point heavily to this

Syd also doesnt seem involved in as much threads as he use to unless they are politically motivated.

has this site became too popular for Syd's liking?

Posted: Jan 29 2009 02:42 pm

The number of articles hasn't really gone down. There were multiple halloween ones and a Christmas one.

Posted: Jan 29 2009 02:44 pm

The articles are still good when posted and I like your blog Jeebus thats not the problem.

Syd just seems more annoyed than usual about alot of things(not the quote thing) just alot of little things you notice if your a regular forum poster like not commenting on certain threads when his input could be used. I feel like their are posters on this forum Syd secretly hates but wont tell them

But maybe its my imagination

Posted: Jan 29 2009 02:52 pm

The amount of articles created at any given time is inversely proportional to the heat of your meat.

Posted: Jan 29 2009 03:24 pm

I think it's just a bout of winter depression. I have like three articles I've started and haven't finished. It's been cold as balls around these parts lately. Even if I don't technically have winter depression, I find that being cold in general decreases my motivation and energy levels. It doesn't help that I am of the mindset that I should be able to walk around inside my house in a jeans and t-shirt regardless of the whether, that my room is the coldest room in the house, and that I can't effectively bring my room to the temperature that I want it to be at without turning the central thermostat up to a level that turns the rest of the house into an inferno.

Posted: Jan 29 2009 03:26 pm

I hear ya Syd...my house is 120 years old and we don't pay the astronomical furnace bill, so we use space heaters. I live on the windy East side of the house...not so awesome. And I sleep on the floor.

Posted: Jan 29 2009 03:27 pm

Also, I get sidetracked a lot. That's why the site has so many subdomains. In fact, I made two new ones today.

The first one is a collection of my motivational posters: http://despair.sydlexia.com/
The second one is a super secret project that I really want to get launched as soon as possible.

Posted: Jan 29 2009 03:34 pm

Syd Lexia wrote:

The first one is a collection of my motivational posters: http://despair.sydlexia.com/

Finally someone who agrees with me about Nietzsche

Posted: Jan 29 2009 05:51 pm

Syd Lexia wrote:

Also, I get sidetracked a lot. That's why the site has so many subdomains. In fact, I made two new ones today.

The first one is a collection of my motivational posters: http://despair.sydlexia.com/
The second one is a super secret project that I really want to get launched as soon as possible.

What's with the copyright date on the Despair page? I thought you made these today.

Posted: Jan 29 2009 05:57 pm

I made the page today. Some of the posters go back to 2007, when Grimmriffer started started the official Motivational Poster thread in the Internets forum, so I used that as the date.

Joined: Apr 09 2008 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 3112

So wait, Syd made two seasons of good articles, then decided to quit because the third was nothing but unfunny race jokes?

Posted: Jan 29 2009 08:00 pm

White people have names like Lenny and black people have names like Carl.

Joined: Apr 09 2008 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 3112

Syd Lexia wrote:

White people have names like Lenny and black people have names like Carl.

So what is the deal with the people under the Orange Sun? They're all...
But us dudes from under the Red Sun, we're like... am I right?

Banned Joined: Sep 13 2008 Posts: 3129

No your wrong

Posted: Jan 29 2009 09:03 pm

Winter in general just sucks. Cold weather makes everything seem like a special trip.

Joined: Sep 22 2008 Posts: 289

Char Aznable wrote:

Winter in general just sucks. Cold weather makes everything seem like a special trip.

Aw. I like winter. But I have a pretty high tolerance for cold, and am generally seen going outside in a T-shirt until Late-November/Early-December.

Posted: Jan 29 2009 09:53 pm

More power to you, man. I wish that I had the same cold tolerance.

Posted: Jan 29 2009 10:42 pm

Char Aznable? Posting? It's a January miracle!

Joined: Apr 14 2006 Location: Lake Michigan Posts: 3332

Yay!

Joined: Apr 09 2008 Location: Pennsylvania Posts: 3112

the_almighty_spehornoob wrote:

Char Aznable wrote:

Winter in general just sucks. Cold weather makes everything seem like a special trip.

Aw. I like winter. But I have a pretty high tolerance for cold, and am generally seen going outside in a T-shirt until Late-November/Early-December.

Yeah, I my last job made me work outside overnight, and I was too damned poor to afford a coat. I got a lot of hot, drunk soccer moms giving me tips, so it all evens out.

Posted: Jan 29 2009 11:09 pm

the_almighty_spehornoob wrote:

Char Aznable wrote:

Winter in general just sucks. Cold weather makes everything seem like a special trip.

Aw. I like winter. But I have a pretty high tolerance for cold, and am generally seen going outside in a T-shirt until Late-November/Early-December.

Ditto. I'm basically the real-life equivilent of a Nord from Oblivion.

Posted: Jan 29 2009 11:38 pm

I walk barefoot in northeast winter temperatures alot.

Posted: Jan 30 2009 08:58 pm

Yeah, I'm not dead. Just too busy/lazy to post. But as the winter of my discontent ebbs, so does my laziness and the fullness of my schedule.

Posted: Jan 31 2009 02:14 am

welcome back CA

Joined: Sep 17 2007 Location: The Opium Trail Posts: 3475

To me is this is about the normal rate that Syd usually posts. Shit I was surprised when those Are you Afraid of the Dark seasons came in such rapid fire.