Beardbeard peanut

[Super Aggro Crag]

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Memetic shitlord comes back and promises not to be bad this time

[Super Aggro Crag]

How do you even understand a game like SS13 in middle school? I had trouble even learning the controls and I was well beyond that stage of my life when I began playing.

Maybe they're smarter than you. Some of them convinced the community they were over 18 before gettinf caught.

[Noodlecat]

We still talking about this guy

[datorangebottle]

yes, and I hope we never stop talking about this guy.
2beard trying to come back is very funny and will never get old.

[cacogen]

how old was he in 2012 out of curiosity

He’s probably 21-23 now. So like 12-14 we had a ton of middle school kids for a while, like Tanknut and Baconatorxking

Jesus, I had no idea. Beardbeard would go captain and murder people at the drop of a hat. Everybody loved him. He had his own drink in the bar. I remember Tanknut too. He was an admin. By the time I was 12 I used to type like I do now which meant I could easily pass for older online but these guys must have had like 150 IQ. I couldn't have feigned the maturity needed to get admin then.

We had an admin that was literally 12, he was deadminned for varediting his shoes for extra speed

I remember reading all the complaints on the old forums (under The Forgotten Zone link) about Uhangi. The impression I got was that he and probably at least a few other admins would cheat constantly and cover up for each other by closing the threads and lying that nothing had happened. In hindsight it seems like something teenagers would do.

[Super Aggro Crag]

how old was he in 2012 out of curiosity

He’s probably 21-23 now. So like 12-14 we had a ton of middle school kids for a while, like Tanknut and Baconatorxking

Jesus, I had no idea. Beardbeard would go captain and murder people at the drop of a hat. Everybody loved him. He had his own drink in the bar. I remember Tanknut too. He was an admin. By the time I was 12 I used to type like I do now which meant I could easily pass for older online but these guys must have had like 150 IQ. I couldn't have feigned the maturity needed to get admin then.

We had an admin that was literally 12, he was deadminned for varediting his shoes for extra speed

I remember reading all the complaints on the old forums (under The Forgotten Zone link) about Uhangi. The impression I got was that he and probably at least a few other admins would cheat constantly and cover up for each other by closing the threads and lying that nothing had happened. In hindsight it seems like something teenagers would do.

its why i dont trust anyone who doesn't act like a denthead

[Armhulen]

admin team is a lot more professional to the point where other admins are friendly but would snitch on you on the drop of hat

[Super Aggro Crag]

admin team is a lot more professional to the point where other admins are friendly but would snitch on you on the drop of hat

snitches get hugs and cuddles

[bastardblaster]

admin team is a lot more professional to the point where other admins are friendly but would snitch on you on the drop of hat

all admins are federal agents

[legality]

We had an admin that was literally 12, he was deadminned for varediting his shoes for extra speed

I remember reading all the complaints on the old forums (under The Forgotten Zone link) about Uhangi. The impression I got was that he and probably at least a few other admins would cheat constantly and cover up for each other by closing the threads and lying that nothing had happened. In hindsight it seems like something teenagers would do.

I was admin pretty much at the same time as uhangi and there was nothing like this ever going on. Mario and Tash varedited to turn their characters into lizardfolk - there was no character creator option for that at the time. I varedited my character at the start of every round to make him obese. Creed gave himself a hat. That's about the extent of it. any modification an admin did to give themselves an advantage would be seen by every other admin on, and we did have strict standards against that sort of stuff and headmins to set policy and hash stuff out. But we did get pretty silly back then and press a lot more buttons than admins today. We also had a lot of buttons that have since been removed for being too silly.

[Mothblocks]

I made my first BYOND account when I was 9, I'm nearly 20 now. Kids just pick up weird janky shit well, I think.

[iksyp]

it is absurdly easy to hide your age especially when you don't need to speak
i still do it and i'm an adult now

[Jonathan Gupta]

it is absurdly easy to hide your age especially when you don't need to speak
i still do it and i'm an adult now

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[Super Aggro Crag]

We had an admin that was literally 12, he was deadminned for varediting his shoes for extra speed

I remember reading all the complaints on the old forums (under The Forgotten Zone link) about Uhangi. The impression I got was that he and probably at least a few other admins would cheat constantly and cover up for each other by closing the threads and lying that nothing had happened. In hindsight it seems like something teenagers would do.

I was admin pretty much at the same time as uhangi and there was nothing like this ever going on. Mario and Tash varedited to turn their characters into lizardfolk - there was no character creator option for that at the time. I varedited my character at the start of every round to make him obese. Creed gave himself a hat. That's about the extent of it. any modification an admin did to give themselves an advantage would be seen by every other admin on, and we did have strict standards against that sort of stuff and headmins to set policy and hash stuff out. But we did get pretty silly back then and press a lot more buttons than admins today. We also had a lot of buttons that have since been removed for being too silly.

i miss marcel he was the best chefarino

[cacogen]

We had an admin that was literally 12, he was deadminned for varediting his shoes for extra speed

I remember reading all the complaints on the old forums (under The Forgotten Zone link) about Uhangi. The impression I got was that he and probably at least a few other admins would cheat constantly and cover up for each other by closing the threads and lying that nothing had happened. In hindsight it seems like something teenagers would do.

I was admin pretty much at the same time as uhangi and there was nothing like this ever going on. Mario and Tash varedited to turn their characters into lizardfolk - there was no character creator option for that at the time. I varedited my character at the start of every round to make him obese. Creed gave himself a hat. That's about the extent of it. any modification an admin did to give themselves an advantage would be seen by every other admin on, and we did have strict standards against that sort of stuff and headmins to set policy and hash stuff out. But we did get pretty silly back then and press a lot more buttons than admins today. We also had a lot of buttons that have since been removed for being too silly.

So I guess I was wrong but I definitely do remember a lot of FNR threads about Uhangi/Bendak Starkiller that the admins quickly shut down in a way that seemed like they were covering up for him. It might've just been complaints about him breaking the rules though and not cheating. I wish there was a way to look at the old forum now, because there were a ton of these threads.

[Valorium]

How do you even understand a game like SS13 in middle school? I had trouble even learning the controls and I was well beyond that stage of my life when I began playing.

Maybe they're smarter than you. Some of them convinced the community they were over 18 before gettinf caught.

Fair enough.

[terbs]

How do you even understand a game like SS13 in middle school? I had trouble even learning the controls and I was well beyond that stage of my life when I began playing.

Maybe they're smarter than you. Some of them convinced the community they were over 18 before gettinf caught.

I dont even know how I learned this game at all, i'm too stupid to even figure out dorf fort, let alone learn it good enough to be good at it

also Matt Hoff (baconatorxking) was not only a kid he also played on a laptop with a trackpad, or maybe that was Burer, either way someone really good at the game was 12 playing with a trackpad

[Shadowflame909]

I was playing since I was 13. I'm 18 now.

Just don't publicly admit to your age so you dont get under@ banned

[cacogen]

if you were a smart kid you probably typed better than most adults at 12 let me be frank so it wouldn't have been hard to hide your age online also i probably said this like 3 times in this thread already come to think of it

[Screemonster]

if you were a smart kid you probably typed better than most adults at 12 let me be frank so it wouldn't have been hard to hide your age online also i probably said this like 3 times in this thread already come to think of it

if you're still in school you get into the habit of following rules like punctuation because if you don't your english teacher yells at you but once you're an adult you don't have to remember that shit any more so you stop

[Farquaar]

once you're an adult you don't have to remember that shit any more so you stop

Not if you're a professional who has to write in any formal capacity.

[Pandarsenic]

once you're an adult you don't have to remember that shit any more so you stop

Not if you're a professional who has to write in any formal capacity.

Yeah, but thennnnn sometimes you can drop the grammar rules deliberately for effect and it becomes a new tool for communication, so there are upsides to it.

[Farquaar]

once you're an adult you don't have to remember that shit any more so you stop

Not if you're a professional who has to write in any formal capacity.

Yeah, but thennnnn sometimes you can drop the grammar rules deliberately for effect and it becomes a new tool for communication, so there are upsides to it.

Not in my line of work. If anything, formality is placed at a premium.

[Screemonster]

once you're an adult you don't have to remember that shit any more so you stop

Not if you're a professional who has to write in any formal capacity.

Yeah, but thennnnn sometimes you can drop the grammar rules deliberately for effect and it becomes a new tool for communication, so there are upsides to it.

Yeah, an' knowin' the rules means ya can know 'ow ta break 'em all consistent-like an' add another dimension ta yer roleplayin', especially if ya's wantin' ta roleplay an 'orrible little gremlin.

[cacogen]

if you type good all the time then you look like a nerd