It's only 10 years. We won't all be dead or anything. (hopefully)Joel Fagin wrote:Allow me to be depressing.
Most of us won't be here.
If not all.
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Keenspace in the year 2015
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Nah, just gone. Think about it. How many forums do people stay for ten years on?geektragedy wrote:It's only 10 years. We won't all be dead or anything. (hopefully)Joel Fagin wrote:Allow me to be depressing.
Most of us won't be here.
If not all.
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Not that many people have had the option yet. The web isn't much older than that.
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it depends if Kisai is still admin.Joel Fagin wrote:Allow me to be depressing.
Most of us won't be here.
If not all.
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This reminds me of a foxtrot cartoon.Nanda wrote:That's nothing new. Why do you think I keep finding orange hairs on Stinky's clothes after he's been out at "the book store" for hours at a time?RA wrote:*Duffies and Stinky say that they have Ended It. However, they keep it up behind closed blinds.
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You are poorly informed, or you got your years mixed up. The robot rebellion, or revolt rather, will occur in 2011.BrownEyedCat wrote:This will be assured by the great robot rebellion of 2010.Joel Fagin wrote:Allow me to be depressing.
Most of us won't be here.
If not all.
- Joel Fagin
In 2010 Sweden will make a mostly* successful bid for world domination.
(*=Mostly successful because, after dominating the world for twelve hours we all hand control back to those who used to be in charge and retire to our little red cabins with white corners.)
Så länge skutan kan gå, så länge hjärtat kan slå, så länge solen den glittrar på böljorna blå...
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* Shaking your fist at people over the forums and chat will still be funny.
* Doombees will become a highly profitable brand name owned by several corporations putting out a variety of different items, from shoes to electronics to foodstuffs. Marketing research will show that it doesn't matter how crappy the products themselves are, people will continue buying them for outrageous prices simply because of the name Doombees. The owning corporations will take a little time every week or so to mock the webcomic group who failed to jump on the golden naming opportunity when they had the chance.
* Finally, after so many years of waiting and hoping, everything will actually go in accordance with the prophecy. And then we'll all get drunk.
* Mindcomics, a fantastic new use of technology to project a comic directly from the creator's mind into the minds of his/her/its readers, will take the comics world by storm. Proponents of the mindcomic scene will scoff at the antiquated ways of the old-fashioned webcomics and will constantly predict their eventual doom, pointing out how paper comics also eventually died out like the aging dinosaurs they were.
* An enterprising baloney manufacturer names his new company Keenspace. The resulting product confusion causes both it and Keenspot to go out of business.
* Sales figures for The Masked Monkey and its related titles go through the roof, making all of the comics' various creators independantly wealthy.
* The St. Louis Cookout '11 will be interrupted by the sudden, violent explosion of Vorticus' hat. Festivities resume when it is found that there were only two casualties and three spontaneous cases of zombification.
* From 2009 onward, everyone on the forums simply has their sub-clones post for them. Because the cloning process will not yet have been perfected, the clones will have random inherent mental afflictions which cause them to behave all crazy like, make silly jokes, and occaisionally post entire paragraphs that make little to no sense. No one really seems to notice any difference.
* Doombees will become a highly profitable brand name owned by several corporations putting out a variety of different items, from shoes to electronics to foodstuffs. Marketing research will show that it doesn't matter how crappy the products themselves are, people will continue buying them for outrageous prices simply because of the name Doombees. The owning corporations will take a little time every week or so to mock the webcomic group who failed to jump on the golden naming opportunity when they had the chance.
* Finally, after so many years of waiting and hoping, everything will actually go in accordance with the prophecy. And then we'll all get drunk.
* Mindcomics, a fantastic new use of technology to project a comic directly from the creator's mind into the minds of his/her/its readers, will take the comics world by storm. Proponents of the mindcomic scene will scoff at the antiquated ways of the old-fashioned webcomics and will constantly predict their eventual doom, pointing out how paper comics also eventually died out like the aging dinosaurs they were.
* An enterprising baloney manufacturer names his new company Keenspace. The resulting product confusion causes both it and Keenspot to go out of business.
* Sales figures for The Masked Monkey and its related titles go through the roof, making all of the comics' various creators independantly wealthy.
* The St. Louis Cookout '11 will be interrupted by the sudden, violent explosion of Vorticus' hat. Festivities resume when it is found that there were only two casualties and three spontaneous cases of zombification.
* From 2009 onward, everyone on the forums simply has their sub-clones post for them. Because the cloning process will not yet have been perfected, the clones will have random inherent mental afflictions which cause them to behave all crazy like, make silly jokes, and occaisionally post entire paragraphs that make little to no sense. No one really seems to notice any difference.
Existence is a series of catastrophes through which everything barely but continually survives.
Re: Keenspace in the year 2015
Quoted from Col of the future: "You're damn right I am!!!"Toxic wrote:*Col's bones have turned to dust. He is now 4'11 1/2" (but claims to be 5')
There are people that have been here for more than half of that...Joel Fagin wrote:Nah, just gone. Think about it. How many forums do people stay for ten years on?geektragedy wrote:It's only 10 years. We won't all be dead or anything. (hopefully)Joel Fagin wrote:Allow me to be depressing.
Most of us won't be here.
If not all.
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