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Pie AND Like? This is too much


panthersphan

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Who honestly gives a s***. Do you really get on here and think about how much pie or likes you have? If not, then ignore it. What does it really matter? I can't imagine how many people's days get ruined because someone neg repped them.

If you post thoughtfully, add information to the site, give topics that offer valid discussion and isn't trollish, then who cares if someone gives you internet pastries? It's fine that it exists, and so are the likes, but it's also fine to not care about their existence.

Imagine if Jimmy Clausen cared about positive rep, pie, and likes. He'd have blown his damn brains out by now.

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I think we need a third, even more ridiculous system in place to give the other two more credibility by comparison.

I propose Jase Bucks. +1 for derailing a thread with puns. +2 for gay innuendo.

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I'd never really knew what rep was until that one kid got all upset about it last week. Then I looked at mine and found out people actually give you negative "rep" for correcting their BS

funny

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I think we need a third, even more ridiculous system in place to give the other two more credibility by comparison.

I propose Jase Bucks. +1 for derailing a thread with puns. +2 for gay innuendo.

I propose +5 for tinyfeyfive.gif

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