Good Job Server!
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Last night. well it was an interesting moment on the server. All sat quite casually playing and chatting etc etc
And then SUDDERNLY!
About 10 players just randomly joined in quick succession and then just a repeated Hi! Hi! Hi! filled the chat
this went on for a few minutes before they all logged out, leaving us for the most part abit confused.
Now there were 2 more rounds of this mass joining probably trying to crash the server before Broonie upgraded blinky to Mod and banned the lot of them.
Throughout this whole attack the server didnt evan lag once. Broonie evan claimed that it didnt evan blink at the whole thing.
So i have to hand it to the server and give it a pat on the back for being made of very stern stuff
Good job!
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yay! congrats blinky. you deserve it ^^
btw... who is taking his helper place (if anyone) -
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Great work server and, I know grammar nazi'ing is frowned upon but, Qotsa, it's spelt "even". It hurts my eyes when you spell it with an "a".
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you no beagrie, im gonna be really nice to you and not change it even though you made that comment
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beagrie
Great work server and, I know grammar nazi'ing is frowned upon but, Qotsa, it's spelt "even". It hurts my eyes when you spell it with an "a".
By the way, it should be "spelled". Spelt is a sort of hardy, rugged wheat.
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beagrie
Great work server and, I know grammar nazi'ing is frowned upon but, Qotsa, it's spelt "even". It hurts my eyes when you spell it with an "a".
By the way, it should be "spelled". Spelt is a sort of hardy, rugged wheat.
TheMZL
Actually, both are correct, though "spelled" is more common in American English and "spelt" is more common in British English. The same is true of "spilt" and "spilled". There are more examples, but I can't think of any right now.
Spelt is also a type of wheat, just as "foot" is both a body part and a unit of measurement, "bear" is both a large, furry mammal and the verb to carry, as in "I bear this burden". -
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