off topic

[Jatsko]

SO

@Sublevel, I'm trying to find a way to mail that t shirt to you without my parents finding out

[Sublevel 114]

I am noob in mailing and sending things
more correct: I'm nothing in this question


but I want to see your art

[Jatsko]

And I want you to have the t shirt

which by the way is sitting currently at 0% completion

[Sublevel 114]

jesus....

Glad to hear I'm still a master to cause such reactions!

[ENIHCAMBUS]

:'D

[- ak -]

jesus....

Glad to hear I'm still a master to cause such reactions!

Oh you.

I think if anything, you might be the one who ended that thread with the list of your x3

[RoentgenDevice]

Why have so many "old" members left Pastel grounds? It sure would be cool to still have them here (bigger and more diverse Submachine community)

[ENIHCAMBUS]

Most got heavier duties in life, that made their access to forum imposible.

Others apparently say that they lost the interest, but these almost always end coming back or become lurkers.

[Anonymous2]

Why have so many "old" members left Pastel grounds? It sure would be cool to still have them here (bigger and more diverse Submachine community)

When I first joined this community in 2007, quite a few old members were young. They were in high school, I watched them grow up over the years. Death Road for example, a driving force in this community for many years, until he took his leave. And why did he leave? Because his life just got busier. He graduated high school, got into college, graduated college, found a job, got married and now he's out there raising a family.

The same happens to a lot of people, we find our callings in life, and we leave things behind. Though I wouldn't say they have left permanently. I have it on good authority that some of our lurker guests are older members.

[RoentgenDevice]

*looks at Enihc's bitstrips*
Ok but still, so many people... was everyone still in school when discovering Submachine?