>>307732

I honestly haven't been following MegaAnon just because so much controversy surrounds "her," with many claiming she's not even really a she. My own "experience" of reading MegaAnon stuff is that it's a guy/girl pair that sometimes trade off writing per sentence, and the guy especially is raging angry. Hates everybody and everything. The woman tries to emulate him (misguided) but doesn't have all that rage. They're there mostly to gratify their own egos - or more accurately HIS. So no, I don't follow, and to stop uploading (last "drop" 1.24 according to the Reddit archive, if that can be believed) NOW would spell "HMMMM" in big skywriting letters.

Kenneth Cole, Chairman of AIDS charity amFAR chairman. Claims board forced him out.

>>309409

Chairman of … amFAR chairman? Well if that doesn't exemplify redundancy, nothing does.

>>309405

He is a human phallic symbol. I do not like him, Sam I Am.

>>309222

32-bit assembly, Intel platform, hand-coded, EBP not being used for local variables ... VERY old school. Ancient.

>>309489

You beat me to it by 1 post.

I'm getting old.

A suggestion to alter your thinking, expectations, and approach to what's currently happening. So much is breaking so fast we can't even keep up with it. In the past it was pretty much one event at a time. If Q didn't lead us up to it, he was certainly right there when it happened. Normally it was the only game in town.

Today, not the case. Like a bad episode of I Dream of Jeannie (okay they were all really bad) it's now starting to look like two, three, or more things a day just appear out of the blue. Now we have this new informant, this new firm, this new scandal. Before we can digest it, one or two more hit.

I don't think we can keep up with it all while doing any kind of effective digging. And we're probably not supposed to be on top of all the stuff breaking now the way we used to be. Anons still work miracles with their digging but it's just a completely different game now.

The point I'm trying to make is that we have to adapt to the changing times. I don't think things will ever go back to the way they were - and that's exactly what so many were demanding: pick up the pace already. Well, it's picking.