[YB] - The Young Blood Collective

Yup. TR is the thing I'm second-most-looking-forward-to. Right after getting an actual internet connection that's stable and doesn't cost the earth. I remember when I first joined YB there was discussion about what would we do when THD moved on to a new game--the conclusion being that we'd simply start playing the new one too.

 

I do appreciate how you decided that YB is an upstart now. It's fitting.

 

Well, rules as written, this where clans dredged from Dead/Inactive go (even if our being moved there was a scummy BoW ploy with no basis in reality). Ofc, with four members posting since I moved it here I guess we could ask to be placed elsewhere. But where would the fun in that be?

 

You could always move yourself into Social/Casual, or back to the pile of dead clans..

 

In that case, Noburu's point still stands.

 

Yes.

We used to be there, but then we happened to win a match or two and suddenly someone (can't remember who) decided we belonged in the competitive section. No skin off our nose either way, haha.

That's a fair point; but I've been coming to the conclusion of late that youth is wasted on the young and they really need the help of old-farts like us to maximise said lack-of-age. For example, Past-FBB was a totall jerk--he didn't go and maximise his potential and now me and Future-FBB will have to work twice as hard to catch up. Man, what a tool. A few older, wiser, heads about can only be a good thing.

Irrelevant, so long as he can still reach a keyboard from his wheelchair.

 

For the record, I was suggesting that FBB and Noburu aren't cool.

 

Ignoring you, Hella.

Hey, it makes a nice acronym; what's not to like?

 

I think it would turn into BoWeLY, so that BoW remains recognizable, and the Y would come last because YB joins the conglomeration last.

 

Bowely isn't a real word.

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Then again, that might suit a clan that isn't a real clan.

 

YB isn't a real word, what does that say about your "clan"?

 

You miss my meaning. Both bowel and yowel are perfectly serviceable words in their own right; why spoil that?