What are you famous for on the internet?

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Originally Posted by Mzo

Tracer's famous with me for his epic MMO stories. My phone screen reads "Can I get your coats? Fuckers?" when you turn it on.

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Yes, I Am The Doorman.

Mortal Kombat.

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Originally Posted by Chux

we both worked at Funcoland where we did no work, and played 2d fighters.

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Confirmation.

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Originally Posted by Mzo

I say lol once in a while and people like me for some reason.

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That is pretty much the key to be liked here. Participate but don't be controversial or argumentive. TNL is a lot like High School.

That whole brouhaha a while back over Game Informer letting slip that they sometimes adjust the score of their games based on what they think the audience wants to hear was a direct result of a post I made on their forums.

I used to be a fairly well-known artist in the fanart/manga-styled art community a long time ago. Ran a monthly character art exchange website that was quite popular.

I did the cover for the first (and only) issue of The Sauce. :lol: Whatever happened to Click-Stick?

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Originally Posted by IronPlant

Participate but don't be controversial or argumentive.

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Conformity.


Anyway:

WrestlingGames.com -- #1 independant niche video game related site 1999 through 2001 (14 million page views a month). IGN, WrestlingAlliance (competition), and Scoopswrestling asked me to join their networks. I refused, citing their contracts as manipulative ways to control popular domain names as the reason. Got a shout out from Game Informer.com for our Wrestlemania 2001 and No Mercy coverage, was in the credits of No Mercy and WWE Smackdown 3 (or 4 I can't remember) as Andrew Kramer.

TNL -- Derailing threads, general nuisance.

Robobo -- 960 faithful readers, raising a little more with every new comic update.

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Originally Posted by g0zen

A black man invented the television you watch The Dukes of Hazard on, you backwards fuck.

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No a white man invented the television. His name was John Logie Baird and he also invented a working telephone before Alexander Graham Bell but it was disassembled after one of his telephone wires caused a car accident and the driver complained.

A black man invented the remote control though, which is probably an even better invention than the television itself. I can't confirm this, but a black history month volunteer approached me while I was in downtown Toronto. He was looking for donations or something and I think I gave him a toonie.

MrWhiteFolks is internet famous for:

-thinking that making little animated gifs of movies, games and shitty animation is a talent
-running a business of assembling custom dolls and simultaneously calling everyone else on the internet fags

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Originally Posted by IronPlant

That is pretty much the key to be liked here. Participate but don't be controversial or argumentive.

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I disprove your theory.

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Originally Posted by Tracer

I posted in the style of James Joyce for a day too. =/

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LOL! I still remember that.