Happy Anniversary, Captain Spaulding!
First of all, there aren't enough replies in this thread. I expected more wishes, more gifts, more rubber ducks. I expected strippers wearing clown makeup to knock on my door. I expected more jubilation, more cheer, more celebration. I'm also a little disappointed that nobody put out a search party when I was absent from the forum for over two weeks. How were you able to get through your daily lives without obsessively worrying about me? Did you toss and turn at night, wishing I was here, logging on in the early morning hours hoping to find my painted-up face leaving novella-length posts around the forum? Did you miss my genius insight? My gut-busting hilarity? My Pulitzer Prize-winning writing skills? Did you light candles around your bathtub in honor of my memory?
No? Well, f**k you too.
I certainly missed you people.
As most of you know, I've been using dial-up for the past several months. It was agonizingly slow, but I had gotten used to it . . . until about two and a half weeks ago, when it pretty much stopped working. Although it killed me not being able to get on here, especially for my one-year anniversary, it turns out that it was one of the best things that could have happened, since it led to me calling around to various internet companies. When I moved here last summer, nothing was available in my area except expensive satellite internet and dial-up. I don't know what changed, but AT&T U-Verse is now available to me. They came out and installed it this past weekend. No longer am I shackled to 90's technology. The chains of bondage are officially broken. I can now watch movies online, breeze around the forum, participate in song tournaments,satiate my porn addiction, or just view threads without waiting 10+ minutes for the damn page to finish loading.
I feel like a brand new clown. Captain Spaulding 2.0 -- Bigger, better, faster, stronger!
As for the one-year anniversary, thank you to everyone who responded in this thread. Honestly, it feels like I've been here a lot longer. It's hard to remember my life without Movie Forums. I plan on sticking around for as long as this beautiful place exists.
No? Well, f**k you too.
I certainly missed you people.
As most of you know, I've been using dial-up for the past several months. It was agonizingly slow, but I had gotten used to it . . . until about two and a half weeks ago, when it pretty much stopped working. Although it killed me not being able to get on here, especially for my one-year anniversary, it turns out that it was one of the best things that could have happened, since it led to me calling around to various internet companies. When I moved here last summer, nothing was available in my area except expensive satellite internet and dial-up. I don't know what changed, but AT&T U-Verse is now available to me. They came out and installed it this past weekend. No longer am I shackled to 90's technology. The chains of bondage are officially broken. I can now watch movies online, breeze around the forum, participate in song tournaments,
I feel like a brand new clown. Captain Spaulding 2.0 -- Bigger, better, faster, stronger!
As for the one-year anniversary, thank you to everyone who responded in this thread. Honestly, it feels like I've been here a lot longer. It's hard to remember my life without Movie Forums. I plan on sticking around for as long as this beautiful place exists.
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Glad to hear that dial-up has been trashed and you have moved into our century, finally!
And we defiantly missed you! Or at least I did. I missed your replies to my reviews and the big thoughtful posts spreaded across the forums... I mean, how can you not miss that? glad you are back and reloaded, Spaulding!!
And we defiantly missed you! Or at least I did. I missed your replies to my reviews and the big thoughtful posts spreaded across the forums... I mean, how can you not miss that? glad you are back and reloaded, Spaulding!!
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Welcome back Captain. I think a 100 list would be a great way to celecrate a year and faster internet.
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Welcome back Captain. I think a 100 list would be a great way to celecrate a year and faster internet.
I do have a rubber ducky for you. I showed it off in my new Celebrity Collection thread.
It's a Hollywood Montrose Rubber Ducky.
You're welcome.
Can't you people think of anything more creative?!
It's a Hollywood Montrose Rubber Ducky.
You're welcome.
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I think a 100 list would be a great way to celecrate a year and faster internet.
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Can't you people think of anything more creative?!
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Glad to hear that dial-up has been trashed and you have moved into our century, finally!
And we defiantly missed you! Or at least I did. I missed your replies to my reviews and the big thoughtful posts spreaded across the forums... I mean, how can you not miss that? glad you are back and reloaded, Spaulding!!
And we defiantly missed you! Or at least I did. I missed your replies to my reviews and the big thoughtful posts spreaded across the forums... I mean, how can you not miss that? glad you are back and reloaded, Spaulding!!
Welcome back Captain. I think a 100 list would be a great way to celebrate a year and faster internet.
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Yay
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Happy Anniversary Captain Spaulding!
Strippers as ordered!
Hope you like the cake.
Much celebration ensued.
Strippers as ordered!
Hope you like the cake.
Much celebration ensued.
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