[Enigo54]

“Over there” is insulting, it is used to promote the handling of a dirty set of pampers poop holders.

Call em Nerds (bags handle for em) The Forbidden City or simply TFC, give THEM credit where credit is due. WE suck the TEAT of theirs. We have nothing without them.

[EasySt]

Understood.

Good points!

(Just pointing out one’s I’ve seen used.)

[EasySt]

I like Nerds, and Nerd City...

I seem to recall someone saying that “The Forbidden City” had less than suitable connotations as well.

[bagster]

WE suck the TEAT of theirs. We have nothing without them.

And here's exactly where we part ways. Most of don't suck the TEAT of theirs, nor do we S their D in every frikken post like some posers and wannabes.

Its okay to be just us. We don't have to pretend to be "autists" or "nerds" or whatever some think "they" are "over there".

We are capable of a lot and have very capable, smart researchers, analysts, commentators, and contributors of every fashion. We share information in a parallel effort. We get lots of answers from OVER THERE, this is true, and we come up with a lot of answers ourselves.

This hero worship thing is unbecoming, you ask me. I get embarrassed to hump the 8chan leg so hard.

We got plenty of people that go research at 8chan, come back and report without "going native" and trying to force feed the "over there" culture to our "culture".

There. You touched on a growing and noticeable issue I've had for a while now.

I'd love for you to keep contributing Enigo. You bring a lot to the table. So take what I just said for what its worth. Or not. You decide. I ain't the boss of you or anybody else. And neither is ransomnote. And you know what I'm talking about.

Bagster

[bitt]

““Over there” is insulting, it is used to promote the handling of a dirty set of pampers poop holders.”

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I thinks Bags was saying “over there”, “beyond the trees”, meaning the rest of FR, not the FR Q thread.

If I understand it correctly, the “Forbidden City” means the Chan.

Two different references.

I like hearing stories from both places, and then we ruminate on explanations and theories back here.