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spawningmink
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Re: A Tale of Two Cities: The Longest Road
lol hunt me down then xd
ChildhoodObossite wrote:I actually lowkey admire Frosty, sometimes he can be a really cool guy
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Robben_DuMarsch
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Re: A Tale of Two Cities: The Longest Road
I think Frost is just so happy he can be a dick now and not perma-die in game as a repercussion.
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spawningmink
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Re: A Tale of Two Cities: The Longest Road
sorry who are you again? wernt you known in like world 3-4 or something? Sorry man, I dont talk to No-NamesRobben_DuMarsch wrote:I think Frost is just so happy he can be a dick now and not perma-die in game as a repercussion.
ChildhoodObossite wrote:I actually lowkey admire Frosty, sometimes he can be a really cool guy
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Boas
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Re: A Tale of Two Cities: The Longest Road
And here we have our latest exhibit, "#2253" by Frosty, 2017. A respectable work of of neo-ironic revival shitposting. Note the subtly self-contradictory tones.spawningmink wrote:sorry who are you again? wernt you known in like world 3-4 or something? Sorry man, I dont talk to No-Names
According to sources close to the artist, this piece was banged out in just a couple minutes. An aficionado of the craft could easily spend hours exploring its nuances. This one might not make it to Hel for proper curation, but an argument could be made for it.
Frosty is just one of those artists you have to keep your eye on; consistently just below par, yet still capable of a true gem like this.
Congratulations to Robben_DuMarsch on the acquisition.
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dafels
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Re: A Tale of Two Cities: The Longest Road
I really like your posts bro.Boas wrote:And here we have our latest exhibit, "#2253" by Frosty, 2017. A respectable work of of neo-ironic revival shitposting. Note the subtly self-contradictory tones.spawningmink wrote:sorry who are you again? wernt you known in like world 3-4 or something? Sorry man, I dont talk to No-Names
According to sources close to the artist, this piece was banged out in just a couple minutes. An aficionado of the craft could easily spend hours exploring its nuances. This one might not make it to Hel for proper curation, but an argument could be made for it.
Frosty is just one of those artists you have to keep your eye on; consistently just below par, yet still capable of a true gem like this.
Congratulations to Robben_DuMarsch on the acquisition.
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ydex
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Re: A Tale of Two Cities: The Longest Road
No! text to picture ratio is WAY off.dafels wrote: I really like your posts bro.
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This thread is better.
Gratz on some road, that isnt really a road, more like a series of signs, I guess
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spawningmink
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Re: A Tale of Two Cities: The Longest Road
hahahahahadafels wrote:I really like your posts bro.Boas wrote:And here we have our latest exhibit, "#2253" by Frosty, 2017. A respectable work of of neo-ironic revival shitposting. Note the subtly self-contradictory tones.spawningmink wrote:sorry who are you again? wernt you known in like world 3-4 or something? Sorry man, I dont talk to No-Names
According to sources close to the artist, this piece was banged out in just a couple minutes. An aficionado of the craft could easily spend hours exploring its nuances. This one might not make it to Hel for proper curation, but an argument could be made for it.
Frosty is just one of those artists you have to keep your eye on; consistently just below par, yet still capable of a true gem like this.
Congratulations to Robben_DuMarsch on the acquisition.
viewtopic.php?f=54&t=50276
ChildhoodObossite wrote:I actually lowkey admire Frosty, sometimes he can be a really cool guy
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Boas
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Re: A Tale of Two Cities: The Longest Road
Shit, I almost forgot about that. So much has happened since then. Fun fact: Frosty contacted me about that murder and told me he'd give our corpses back because he liked the post, but I never bothered messaging him on Skype because it was too much hassle. Now I just lurk the forums like some kind of neurotic volunteer museum docent.spawningmink wrote:hahahahahadafels wrote: I really like your posts bro.
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Edit: sorry for the derail, I loved Urgh's post and stuff like this is why I still visit these forums despite not playing since W9
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spawningmink
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Re: A Tale of Two Cities: The Longest Road
I offered you to return your bodies because you were a nab out of the kindness of my heart....and you bully me? ON THE FOURMS??? how could you do this....to me...................... ........................
ChildhoodObossite wrote:I actually lowkey admire Frosty, sometimes he can be a really cool guy
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Boas
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Re: A Tale of Two Cities: The Longest Road
Damn, you're making me feel bad for being senselessly killed by you. I'm sorry.spawningmink wrote:I offered you to return your bodies because you were a nab out of the kindness of my heart....and you bully me? ON THE FOURMS??? how could you do this....to me...................... ........................
It was an honest critique though. This is why I hate dealing with artists! Fuckin prima donnas.
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