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Surviving the /qa/ coaltalogue - Day 4
I am going to do this in a bit of a different way than the last time. I will also try to add some humor to the situation.
I have been on the /qa/ coaltalogue for 4 days now. It has been a wild ride so far. I have learned a lot about the people on the /qa/ coaltalogue. They definitely range greatly among themselves in both how they endure each another and how they act while being completely unprovoked. A large part of it would come from the "necessity" for the extreme reactions people feel during these confrontations, which stems from the very small number of active /qa/ users. I estimate only 7 people. However, these seven are fun loving people who will not see themselves in harm during these encounters and can handle themselves extremely well - as expected from the public toilet website.
THOUGH they seem to have forgotten soyjaks. I was not expecting the lack of soy.
I am going to do this in a bit of a different way than the last time. I will also try to add some humor to the situation.
I have been on the /qa/ coaltalogue for 4 days now. It has been a wild ride so far. I have learned a lot about the people on the /qa/ coaltalogue. They definitely range greatly among themselves in both how they endure each another and how they act while being completely unprovoked. A large part of it would come from the "necessity" for the extreme reactions people feel during these confrontations, which stems from the very small number of active /qa/ users. I estimate only 7 people. However, these seven are fun loving people who will not see themselves in harm during these encounters and can handle themselves extremely well - as expected from the public toilet website.
THOUGH they seem to have forgotten soyjaks. I was not expecting the lack of soy.
