TFF is 10 years old now

Lord Raa

Exporter of Juice Tins
#28
Schema said:
This makes me happy sad.
What does? That we've managed to keep this nonsense going for 10 years (in various forms) or that I have to use Internet Exploder at work?
 

Schema

Well-Known Member
#29
Internet Exploder - Sad

That it is 10 years old? Hell Yeah! Its Happy Sad.

Time is something we will never get back. Time is something that just by passing irrevocably changes us for good and bad.

Acknowledging the passing of time... Is reflecting on our continued existence. The continued existence of TFF in this case.

It is ten years of experiences, 10 years of memories that while we will forever have in our memories will never again live.

Then comes the inevitable acceptance of the trajectory of TFF.

Its life as a cradle of creativity is dare I say it, Over.

From those few starting embers a culture, a village, a community has gathered and laid roots.

The fire is gone; how long can the community continue?
 

Shirotsume

Not The Goddamn @dmin
#30
Honestly, I wouldn't say that TFF is over. I was part of a massive RP back in 98-05, we literally made billions of posts in that time.

Real life intervened, we all drifted apart, it seemed dead- 10+ months between posts.

And then, slowly, as we all necro'd old posts just to say hi and talk to those who might check the forum in 5 month's time... slowly, it started picking back up.

It's sure as hell not like it's heyday, not in the least because all of us are adults with jobs and/or children now instead of school/college kids, but the RP has picked right back up around '14, and it's just as fun.





If there's community, if there's friendship, a forum can last forever.

TFF will tell us if a forum can last forever if it's made of a community amongst fuckwads and an overarching hivemind.
 

SEG-CISR

Well-Known Member
#31
I think I joined TFF when i was 12 or 13; I don't remember when I became able to form coherent sentences in English, but it may have been before I joined. I can't act like I didn't learn a lot of my basic English through fanfiction. Before I had the classics, I had NGE and Pokémon. It was a big part of my growth, since I was pretty young. The encouragement I received through oTFF and the people who have stuck around over the years were transformative to my self-esteem and writing ability. For what it's worth, this hole in the Internet where we talk about Ranma's titties has done a lot for me.

I'm just shitposting like everyone else these days, but maybe I'll find time one day to write again. Still, I don't know when I'll be able to forget TFF and what it means to me.
 

da_fox2279

California Crackpot
#32
this hole in the Internet where we talk about Ranma's titties
:) That's the best description of TFF I've heard. Thank you for that. :)
 

Yorae Rasante

Well-Known Member
#33
seitora said:
Maybe it's time to write that Sailor Moon x Persona fic
Fun fact: I had plans for writing one based on a dream I had one day for no discernible reason, but didn't yet due to been at least a decade since I watched the original on tv and still not having seen the new one to know if it changed too much.
 

rukia8492

Well-Known Member
#34
*stops stuffing bricks of C4 into wata's recliner.

Huh me I'm doing nothing. I see nothing, I hear nothing, I not even come to work today.

Here you go watashiwa, I fixed your chair. Just press that nice little red button when reclined back and your chair will then have a nice warming sensation.
 
#35
Happy ten years to TFF ... should go by when he opened registration, because he didn't do that immediately or so I recall.
 

seitora

Well-Known Member
#36
nuclear death frog said:
Happy ten years to TFF ... should go by when he opened registration, because he didn't do that immediately or so I recall.
yeah, there's like a week's separation between his registration and everyone else's
 

violinmana

(Hardcore) Gamer
#37
Shit, I've been on here for a whole 8 years. This is insane.
 
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