The whole Kelster-love-triangle-quadrangle?-whatever [Archive]

SupSuper

19 Jul 2006, 14:59

A lot can be said about the maturity of a forum when something so simple as a relationship seems to spawn all sorts of conspiracies, evil plans and just overall messes.

The love-triangle-whatever which seems to involve Kelster/Plasma/agent luke/BuffaloKid/etc, the fact that any attempt to draw them apart is considered OMG CONSPIRACY, etc.

I dunno how much is serious or not, but the whole thing is just so ridiculous it's funny to watch.

UnKnown X

19 Jul 2006, 15:34

I think there are a few others.

Love-polygon?

Paul.Power

19 Jul 2006, 15:42

What I don't quite understand about it all is that Kelster is a bit of an idiot. Sure, she can draw, but I'm not sure where we've come to if drawing talent is the sole arbiter of maturity. On top of that, she's arrogant. So why does everyone seem to want to fall for her?

FutureWorm

19 Jul 2006, 16:35

I haven't been outside of OD much lately; could you link me up to some example threads?
What I don't quite understand about it all is that Kelster is a bit of an idiot. Sure, she can draw, but I'm not sure where we've come to if drawing talent is the sole arbiter of maturity. On top of that, she's arrogant. So why does everyone seem to want to fall for her?
She's a girl. The people on this forum are boys who have never had a relationship before. Also, internet.

MtlAngelus

19 Jul 2006, 17:15

Hey FutureWorm, weren't you involved in the first Love Triangle?:p

FutureWorm

19 Jul 2006, 17:33

Yeah, I was in love with Plasma.

bonz

19 Jul 2006, 18:43

Yeah, I was in love with Plasma.
Ahh! Sweet!
Did he (she?) say "Kiss me, I'm Irish"? :D

Paul.Power

19 Jul 2006, 19:46

She's a girl. The people on this forum are boys who have never had a relationship before. Also, internet.I can see where you're coming from, but that doesn't mean it's not silly. This didn't happen with Huntakilla or Saffya, and they're pretty smart.

SupSuper

19 Jul 2006, 19:47

I can see where you're coming from, but that doesn't mean it's not silly. This didn't happen with Huntakilla or Saffya, and they're pretty smart.Maybe that's the catch: Silly girls get more noticed. Or something, I dunno, the last thing I wanna do is make sense of this forum. It could also be that HK and Saffya weren't as active.
I haven't been outside of OD much lately; could you link me up to some example threads?

Linkages: (read onwards from the linked post)

http://forum.team17.co.uk/showthread.php?p=509388#post509388
http://forum.team17.co.uk/showthread.php?p=509527#post509527
http://forum.team17.co.uk/showthread.php?p=515323#post515323
http://forum.team17.co.uk/showthread.php?p=516173#post516173

Paul.Power

19 Jul 2006, 19:53

Maybe that's the catch: Silly girls get more noticed. Or something, I dunno, the last thing I wanna do is make sense of this forum. It could also be that HK and Saffya weren't as active.Or another way of looking at it, there were fewer idiots around when HK and Saffya were in their posting prime.

FutureWorm

19 Jul 2006, 20:40

http://forum.team17.co.uk/showthread.php?p=509388#post509388
http://forum.team17.co.uk/showthread.php?p=509527#post509527
http://forum.team17.co.uk/showthread.php?p=515323#post515323
http://forum.team17.co.uk/showthread.php?p=516173#post516173
Oh man, this is comedy gold.

Also, thank God for OD because I would have left the Team17 Forum a long time ago otherwise.
Ahh! Sweet!
Did he (she?) say "Kiss me, I'm Irish"? :D
No, but he did call me an ass. Internet drama is so much fun.

Squirminator2k

19 Jul 2006, 22:56

Ah, the sweet, sweet smell of stupidity.

Pigbuster

19 Jul 2006, 23:51

It's a love square. Or something.
Maybe Kelster has had an affair with everyone in the forum.

And more and more, it seems to be getting apparent to me that the "new" members are rather... well, a*holes.
BK and Plasma especially. And I think that they think they're funny. Maybe.
Is it possible to give them the message that their "I'm a jerk, but not really" schtick is stupid?

Slick

20 Jul 2006, 00:07

I was going to make a thread called "Every1 h8tz Plazmo" or somthing, and just have people post fan art of him being killed or somthing.
Maybe someday....

SupSuper

20 Jul 2006, 00:23

Let's not feed the trolls. :p

It's a love square. Or something.
Maybe Kelster has had an affair with everyone in the forum.
Who knows, maybe she's a hottie or something, maybe they have a pic of her somewhere, because I can't see any other reason for attraction. Attraction purely based on posts is... well, odd.
And more and more, it seems to be getting apparent to me that the "new" members are rather... well, a*holes.
BK and Plasma especially. And I think that they think they're funny. Maybe.
Is it possible to give them the message that their "I'm a jerk, but not really" schtick is stupid?I dunno, Akuryou and Iguana are like that too and they're older members. Although Akuryou is less and Iguaua is more.

Slick

20 Jul 2006, 01:43

Who knows, maybe she's a hottie or something

Heh...no, no not really. :p

FutureWorm

20 Jul 2006, 03:57

Heh...no, no not really. :p
You realize, of course, that this post demands pictures.

Slick

20 Jul 2006, 07:18

You realize, of course, that this post demands pictures.
No pictures worth saving.:rolleyes:

Why not everyone confess our love to kelster?:p

UnKnown X

20 Jul 2006, 08:19

I dunno, Akuryou and Iguana are like that too and they're older members. Although Akuryou is less and Iguaua is more.
Iguana claims he does it as a protest against OD's 'elitism'.
Frankly, I find it rather hypocritical and ironic when he and his secret posse jump on the bandwagon with all the fads and stuff.

Paul.Power

20 Jul 2006, 09:02

I would have thought a tetrahedron might be a more appropriate shape.

MonkeyforaHead

21 Jul 2006, 04:44

The only thing I'm aware of in this whole event is Pigbuster's now-deceased "LOVE, YAY" seizure-vatar. And that's all I need to be aware of, because anything else would just spoil the pure out-of-contextual humor of it.

SupSuper

21 Jul 2006, 08:26

You realize, of course, that this post demands pictures.I have to go with Josh.

And apparently, Plasma called Kelster a "sexy she-devil": http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/36617616/

Umm, well, that explains the new avatar.

Slick

21 Jul 2006, 08:38

And apparently, Plasma called Kelster a "sexy she-devil": http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/36617616/

Heh, I just had to give that the best comment in the world.

SupSuper

21 Jul 2006, 18:35

Oh dear, they're joining forces: http://forum.team17.co.uk/showthread.php?p=516964#post516964

Also, Gardy Loo might also be in the whole polygon.

MtlAngelus

21 Jul 2006, 18:49

Quoting Buffalo Kid: "Don't insult plasma. He's one of the few people with any sense around here."
_ ._
O_o

Slick

21 Jul 2006, 19:56

Gotta say...that was surprising.

http://forum.team17.co.uk/showthread.php?t=29906
lol...
I fear I might turn into Aku. :(

worMatty

21 Jul 2006, 20:24

worMatty lecture time.

It's quite easy to literally fall in love on the internet. A lot of barriers that prevent people from taking the opportunity in real life are removed and it's easier for the person with the bug to control the process. There is rarely any concrete reason for the relationship to start, it's usually formed by each person convincing themselves that, due to the ease with which it happened and the accessibility, it was meant to happen. The fact that it's illogical how two people can fall in love over a few text-based conversations boosts the person's belief in that. The lovers think that if they hadn't had taken the opportunity it would have been wasted. It's a big emotional trap.

Looking at some of the posts and Plasma's comment on the picture of the she-devil, I get the impression they're at the stage where they're starting to question the relationship and interpret each other's comments and responses negatively, slightly suspicious that the other person's feelings have changed. One of them will probably break it off, most likely the one who didn't initiate the courtship.

It's normal for boys and girls their age and should be looked back on as natural behaviour, not an embarrassing mistake. I've had a reasonable amount of experience in this. Then again I could be too analytical and not 'natural' enough. I'm 23 and partnerless.

thomasp

21 Jul 2006, 21:08

agent luke's signature is interesting...

Okay guys. i just want to say one thing. I've decided i'm willing to be just friends with Kelster. how you say? The agent luke who was some-what in love for months? well, Slick, you were right. everyone was right. Kelster is too old for me. i thought i knew her, and i thought i was in love with her. but i was wrong. Plasma, Kelster, good luck. as i said before, i will only and only be a friend to kelster. if she allows it.

SupSuper

21 Jul 2006, 21:25

Gotta say...that was surprising.

http://forum.team17.co.uk/showthread.php?t=29906
lol...
I fear I might turn into Aku. :(Lol, I like this bit:
this thread is for requests. [as you would have guessed] and "The art...IT LIVES!!!" is for improving.So, the other thread is for NOT improving. Who would've thought? :rolleyes:

What is it with people and requests anyways? Are we going back to the time where anything any fanartist does is do requests instead of being creative by him/herself?

worMatty lecture time.

(...)Nicely put. Though I'm pretty sure they're the ones that need to be lectured, not us. :p

philby4000

21 Jul 2006, 21:28

Call me cynical, but Requests = lots of posts = more popular thread.

worMatty

21 Jul 2006, 21:31

agent luke's sig looks like a cheap attempt to get back in favour with Kelster. But hey, he's only 11. What the hell did I do when I was 11? Sure didn't fancy random strangers on the 'net. I think I read books.

The lecture wasn't aimed at anyone in here. You can use it if you need it.

SupSuper

21 Jul 2006, 22:12

Call me cynical, but Requests = lots of posts = more popular thread.Is that why you gave up on doing requests? ;)

Back on topic, it's nice to know the thing is cooling down. The people involved are still asses, though.

philby4000

21 Jul 2006, 23:02

No, that's why my last fanart thread was flooded with requests, despite the first pot stating clearly that I wasn't going to do any.:p

MtlAngelus

22 Jul 2006, 05:01

Are we going back to the time where anything any fanartist does is do requests instead of being creative by him/herself?
Did we ever leave that time? I sure missed it.

Zero72

22 Jul 2006, 08:36

I think I pretty much agree with everybody in this thread, especially Paul.

Blinx

22 Jul 2006, 08:42

Hmm. I fell in love over the internet before. Welll, not really, I went out with some hot girl from Deviant Art, who I met in the DA Chatrooms. She was from Australia, and then actually found a boyfriend after I gave her the courage to ask someone out.

But anyway, I find this hillarious. 11 year old's fancying strangers? I'm sure at that age I was concerend about "cooties" and girls seemed to only exsist to p!ss us off.

SupSuper

22 Jul 2006, 15:15

It's perfectly possible to fall in love online (I know I have), just like it's possible to fall in love for any other number of reasons. But unless you can actually meet, the distance factor will slowly but surely tear it apart.

Still, it's the first time I see love happening in a forum. Usuaully this sort of thing happens in chatrooms where, you know, people actually talk to each other.

Paul.Power

22 Jul 2006, 16:44

Still, it's the first time I see love happening in a forum. Usuaully this sort of thing happens in chatrooms where, you know, people actually talk to each other.Who knows what happens in the contents of people's PM bins?

worMatty

22 Jul 2006, 18:08

Admin with some clever tools! ;)

Paul.Power

22 Jul 2006, 19:33

Admin with some clever tools! ;)Precisely. Have you seen Sel posting in this thread?

SupSuper

22 Jul 2006, 19:48

Who knows what happens in the contents of people's PM bins?Well the forum settings don't leave much room for long winded PM conversations, unless you keep emptying the thing. Plus it's still a slow method of talking, much like e-mailing or posting in threads.

Then again, for all I know, one of them could've just decided "I'm gonna start talking to this forumer on MSN", develop interest and eventually start a relationship.

Edit: More linkage:
http://forum.team17.co.uk/showthread.php?p=517222#post517222
http://forum.team17.co.uk/showthread.php?p=517244

*steals Paul's popcorn*

worMatty

22 Jul 2006, 21:02

Come on now, gents, don't add fuel to the fire.

thomasp

22 Jul 2006, 21:29

Precisely. Have you seen Sel posting in this thread?
No. Mainly because he's on holiday :p

Paul.Power

22 Jul 2006, 21:55

*steals Paul's popcorn*Fair enough. I don't like popcorn that much anyway. I was being altruistic and getting it for the rest of you.

Marshmallows, now they make good movie food. They have the advantage that they're silent.

philby4000

23 Jul 2006, 10:57

Do you get kicked out of the cinema a lot for staring campfires?

KamikazeBananze

23 Jul 2006, 11:11

Paul.Power

23 Jul 2006, 19:39

...

Staring?

P.Power, Expert Starer, goes up against... A CAMPFIRE!!!

Oh dear. Someone please draw that. I know it was an error, but I've got a warped and twisted sense of humour, and that sounds like a hilarious thing to draw.Possibly done in the style of those Big Train International Staring Matches. It does sound funny, but I'm not sure I'm the one to do it. Munkee would probably capture it best.

Do you get kicked out of the cinema a lot for star[t]ing campfires?Well, I buy them cold from the pick and mix, obviously ;).