[Locked] Waifu Game 7: Chat Thread.

One of the reasons I put 'adults' in italics.

Honestly Waar, being lazy is fine. It would likely work better if you'd just say "I'll start the next round sometime this weekend" instead of mentioning a specific time. Give an hours warning or something if you feel like it, because you know that whatever time you post it, someone is gonna see it. Dangling it over others heads is like slapping a kids hand away from the cookies you made for them;


"I made you these cookies"
"Oh boy I'll have one now!"
*slaps hands away*
"LOL I TROLL U"

Really, how smart does that look in anyone's view? I mean really; "OH NOES PEOPLE HATE ON ME. JOKES ON THEM THOUGH IMMA HATE ON THEM BACK"

Yeah

so let me get this straight. Waar thinks everyone is being childish and beacuse of that he refuses to start the game. *sigh* well while I can say that people that freak out over the game and actually go without food or without sleep waiting for it, and then ask for Waar's resignation all beacuse of him not starting the waifu game on time. These people are stupid and childish. However, even though these people are stupid and childish this wouldn't have happened if Waar would have just started on time like he said. The world outside of Fakku is certainly more important and I think we were all willing to accept that he was busy doing something important. But now taking the time to post a couple messages on the chat thread means he could have started the game but deliberately decided not to. This is just unnecessary, If you want people to stop bitching and complaining then maybe you should stop doing things to antagonize them.

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