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Obligatory bumping of this thread whenever I peek into the forums to see if anyone's still posting. Which they are not. Thought I had done this not too long ago, but it turns out my last post was 6 years ago oops

also my account is now older than I was when Ii made it, yikes

The IRC was both amazing, and the worst possible idea ever.

I loved it.

The nostalgia brings me back now and then also, but there's only about 4 new posts to read, so my holidays-in-the-past never last very long.

Ahhh, the chat. I remember someone once made me a mod there, which was a big ...

It is an interesting part of my life to be part of this disparate group of people who periodically return to post in this forum when we remember to.

Keeping it alive (?), waxing nostaligic (?), lamenting what is lost(?), feeling like we were part of something special(?)

using strange punctuation (?)

Forums have been a lull for too long >_> waiting for TES6 to bring back interests.
Not to kill anyone's boner but there probably won't be much more traffic even when TESVI is released.

Sites like Reddit have rendered PHP board forums largely obsolete.
It was fun while it lasted.

Daaaang you ...

Wow, R.I.P. this forum eh? 2 weeks since a post in the general discussion thread. Had a good run I suppose.

Get your goshdarned ö's outta here. Where I come from, we use ø's, like civilised people.

MARS wrote:It's always sunny in Osloelphia.

[&@%!], I should make a sitcom about my real life. It would be hilarious in a cringey sort of way. The sort of show people only admit to liking ironically.

By that logic I should be posting all winter.

Also,

MARS wrote:Don't worry about Per, he'll be gone in a day or two.

, heheha.

*Official Norway Seal of Approval*

It's understandable, Firefox triggers me as well.

SIAR- Stuck In A Room: You and a number of others wake up in a room together. Why are you there? Who put you there? These are questions you'll ask and hopefully answer over the course of the RP.

The second went a little crazy at the end,but here's a link to the first, which would be closer to what ...

Rank you, those!!!

Yeah, I'm gonna want ad-royalties from that site now.

Out at sea

Over the waves could be heard a desperate, gulping shout as Per was dragged underwater for the last time. As he struggled to get his head overwater, his life flashed before his eyes. Cold Skyrim winters, long patrols in Solitude. Tense battles though Ayleid ruins and sharing bonfires ...

Haooy the NEwe year!

From Per!

Some of you mremgnbre. Me. perhaps

Happy NWEe YEAR! From the bewset UESP Yuser - HEHE

GODOD NEW YEAR YAR HEHJE.

Thanks for that interesting tid-bit. I, for one, made 3.

Below Deck

Per let out a startled shout as he was thrown from his hammock, knocking his head hard on the floor. He'd been excruciatingly sober for a couple of days now, and so he was amazed at the fact that he'd managed to fall asleep to begin with. He did not have time to be amazed for long ...

Per and Llevana

"Eh, right, so that's where we're going," Per mumbled, scratching his chin. "Back to the Imperial City, I mean. To join up with some... Org'nization? Am I in the loop?"

Per and 'Vana

"Aye," replied Per, throwing the apple core over his shoulder, letting it hit the water with a satisfying splash . He stood up and stared longingly back to Vivec before turning back to Llevana. "Speakin' of the time... You got any idea how long this trip'll take?" His blue eyes ...

I am in. Got all the current DLC so wherever we play is fine for me. Goals-wise I'd suggest we roleplay our character based on what traits we get. Might make the AARs more interesting as well prevent us from blobbing out immediately. The downside is it might make for a boring game for someone with ...

On deck

"Eygh," Per replied through a mouthful of apple. As he felt the ship sway beneath him, he burped uneasily.

"Y'know... Less than, eh... fourtyeight-something hours 'go I swore to myself on my honor as a Nord that I'd never travel by ship again." He gestured melodramatically towards the ...

Blobbing out against pagans is boring anyways, the intrigue is where it's at.

On deck

Now that the ship was finally moving, Per sat down out of the way for a rest. The wooden planks croaked meekly underneath the big man. His body still ached something furiously from spending the night on the deck, thus he repeatedly shifted his shoulders trying to relieve the tension ...

On deck

Avoiding eye contact, Per nervously glanced up from the back-busting work as Arellius stepped on deck. He might have been a bit too brazen with his gloating yesterday, and he guessed the Imperial was exactly the kind of man who would hold grudges.

On deck

Per's laugh had worn off, and he was coming to his senses. He looked teasingly at Valentia. "Eh, don't crush the fella's dreams. He can be the lookout."