âShe owed us more poemsâ
the cheek of her leaving without giving all the poems she owed
I lost my shit with the
âShe had no horses but thought she did.â
For me it was âShe had a sweet heart and married her high school.â
From Racter
Jesus H. Christ on a corndog⊠Iâm watching a Discovery Channel UK special on Flight 93, and not only did they not have the decency to give the onslaught of brain-dead advertisement a rest for the occasion, they managed to plug ads for Geico life insurance and Pure CremationâŠ
Itâs beyond crass: itâs revolting.
Itâs like an AI is picking the ads
In lieu of flowers, send Brenda more life.
I canât believe no one else has thought of that. Pure genius
So I was flipping through the badges and I noticed this one.
Nobody has ever acheived it, nor can I figure out a way to. Is the forum set up in such a way as to make it unacheivable?
Just curious. Mostly cause itâs the only badge that seems unacheivable, even if some of the others require major investment.
I just removed it, so if there are any completionists, they wonât be getting heart palpitations about the badge being forever out of their reach
Wait till they discover new user of the month, on their 2nd month.
And wiki editor. I donât think that one is achievable anymore, right?
My first month I did nothing but read and absorb everything I could. I didnât want to join a community and just start asking questions.
Iâm glad I wasnât interested in badgesâŠOr yes, that would bug me
I think âRegularsâ can edit ( as long as the Wiki is not locked )
There is also âRead guidelinesâ which doesnât seem to have a mechanism for achieving it.
I like how there appear to be two new user of the month every month.
I guess now that I know I canât get that one I might as well give upâŠ
except for reading them
But that doesnât actually give you the badge⊠I have read them.
Hmmmmm, Did you scroll ALL the way to the bottom?
I checked and I have that badge, one of the first I got.
I think I simply read them but
Yes, I actually read them, plus the pages linked from them. Itâs not particularly important, but it seems odd.
Hereâs the confirmation to what I said below