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[RedKing]

Being a virgin means your wand is unsullied (not counting all the wand polishing that's been going on in private...).

[Caz]

people go to reddit for reasons besides a few very specific subreddits?

* Japa only cares about /r/dwarffortress

Smaller ones are good. Mostly I visit the regional ones and /r/fitness, /r/diy,  certain tv show subreddits, etc. You really get out of it what you try to look for. Most of the default subreddits are basically a wasteland.

[Aklyon]

I go to the pathofexile one ocassionaly for silly comments, and the warframe one for weird pictures and when I want to see random complaints about things.

Usually I get both

[Dutchling]

i can highly recommend /r/babyelephantgifs+babyrhinogifs+babyduckgifs

[Calidovi]

I just realized something.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

WizardChan is basically Tumblr except for the opposite kind of people.

I didn't realize being a male virgin over 30 qualifies you to be a wizard these days.

It hit the mainstream hard.

[miauw62]

Being a virgin means your wand is unsullied (not counting all the wand polishing that's been going on in private...).

A Wizard's Staff Has A Knob On The End?

[Gunner-Chan]

I swear you guys talk about dicks more often than I do.

And that's fucking saying something.

[da_nang]

They're doing RuneScape ads. In 2015.

Must be a very dedicated playerbase.

[Tawa]

They're doing RuneScape ads. In 2015.

Must be a very dedicated playerbase.

They've held on, yeah. When I stopped playing a little while after the graphical overhaul, they were alive and well, and they're still updating the 2007-reboot branch.

[Bauglir]

I swear you guys talk about dicks more often than I do.

And that's fucking saying something.

But Gunner-Chan, how can we say something with all these dicks in our mouths on our minds?

Checkmate.

[Tack]

A Wizard's Staff Has A Knob On The End?

The Hedgehog Who Couldn't Be Buggered?

[Gunner-Chan]

Whatever hedgehog that is, it's certainly not the fastest thing alive.

Sonics been and will be fucked 3650 days, 2006 to 2016.

[Frumple]

No, no. "Harry Potter and the Unbuggerable Hedgehog." Let's get some crossover in this mess.

Though yeah, it wouldn't be Sonic. Maybe Mecha-Sonic. Don't recall much of the newer stuff messing with it.

[Gunner-Chan]

Mecha sonic has also been fucked. Not as thoroughly, not as disgustingly. But mecha sonic as most definitely been fucked.

[Flying Dice]

They're doing RuneScape ads. In 2015.

Must be a very dedicated playerbase.

They've held on, yeah. When I stopped playing a little while after the graphical overhaul, they were alive and well, and they're still updating the 2007-reboot branch.

Man, that just pushed the nostalgia button. Best fucking thing I ever saw in any MMO I've played. Especially the dude's interview, where he basically said that he exploited it to kill people and got his main account banned because it was funny.

Spoiler: Longwinded explanation of a small bright point of drama in an old MMO (click to show/hide)

For those of you who don't know what the fuck that was, it was a pretty big thing. A new skill was released that let players build their own houses (and god damn but I realize now how much time I wasted with that meh MMO when I remember that being new and fresh). Thing was, you had to enter an instance to do it. One of the features was controlled PvP areas where you could kill people without the usual death penalties (normally on death you'd drop all your items except for the three most valuable, as valued by the game's stores rather than player prices, with a few modifiers to that).

Anyway, the guy found a glitch where he could keep the option to attack people after being ejected into the main game world, which at this point had no PvP in most places. His response was to go around murdering people at random until he got banned. The best part was that a couple of the people he killed had party hats, rare items from a very long-ago holiday event which could be traded, with absurdly high artifical value -- they typically sold for hundreds of millions of gold in a game where the very best top-tier equipment rarely went for more than ten million. By the time I quit, the rarest was approaching the hard cap on how much money you could physically have, which was a touch over two billion gold.

Why does that matter? Because to the game, those rares were still only worth a pittance, because they were "just" trash holiday gifts when they were introduced. So you could have just some random crap in your inventory and that'd edge out the super-valuable rares in the game's valuation of what you keep on death. Guess what some of the people he targeted had? Fuckin' hilarious, that. Even better was that it happened on June 6th, 2006.