Posts by rustydrifter10

swifttiger75 said:Stepped into the salon. Tyler Bennett5 and ruggedfox28 They decided to just knock back a few quick ones to get the job done. Rain I joined in, and before long, they were laughing at every single word anyone said. It was getting pretty annoying for the young gentleman. Hamilton What was he even arguing about at the table with— The endov People. And while it was... Meadow She took care of it—carefully. Dorian...whoever he could, somehow. Paska Rain He’s started getting pretty drunk—reminiscing about the old days.

"And then I just took him out with a double-barreled shotgun!" he explained. Paska Rain Rain was just flailing his arms around while half-drunk.
"Yeah, whatever..." he sighed. Rain
"Stop messing around—just finish this drink and head up to the pool. I'll be right behind you," he urged. Tyler Bennett5
"I'm going, I'm gooooiiing..." he said, turning around with a grin. Paska Rain Downing another shot, then heading for the stairs.
"Hey—don't go being a total jerk... you listening?!" he called out, his voice almost hesitant. Tyler Bennett5

Panagloss and graniteharbor502 They decided to take a stroll over to the town entrance—then loop back to the lounge on the other side of town. Maminho and Ricardo. They saw a massive cloud of dust kicking up. Pila And his people—they actually went out to meet them halfway. In the meantime... rustydrifter10 She walked into the brothel and called out for one of the girls to get a warm bath ready. When nobody answered, she decided to shout again—this time at the top of her lungs—but before she could really let it rip, someone stopped her.The edge's... Her hand—clamping over her mouth— The edge He pulled her in tight—all that could be heard was some sort of indistinct mumbling.

"Just shut up and nothing bad will happen... alright?" he said to her, his voice steady. The edge
"Mmmhmhm..." she muttered, nodding her head. rustydrifter10 Nodding along.
"Look, I'm moving my hand away from your mouth—but if you or your girls make a sound, you're dead." He wasn't joking. The edge

rustydrifter10 gave another quick nod, noticing how the rest of the girls had huddled together in the room right in front of them. DEM62 and Papirlova.. The edge He laid it out plain—how the rest of the crew is about to join in to distract the sheriff and his lot just enough for them to slip away unnoticed toward Interlagos. He made it clear, too: any attempt at stepping out of line will be met with brutal consequences.

The rest of the crew was closing in fast—just outside the city limits now. And they were heavily armed. tomi, babunovich, Tijs and Tsigalko 11 They were heading toward— Tamburel They have one single objective—to stir up pure chaos and mayhem.

Tomi, Babunovich, Tijs, and Tsigalko—all eleven of them are charging full tilt toward Tamburel.

And we're back at it...

restlessbear34 said:I'm definitely not trying to clone my account... 😁

So, basically, does that mean I can request a partial data export whenever I feel like it, and then just ask to have everything wiped down later on? 🙂

slynomad14 said:And honestly, people on this forum really need to learn that you don't have to quote someone's massive, novel-length post just to leave a comment that's basically nothing more than a slightly stretched-out sentence.

Tyler Bennett5 said:rustydrifter10, hold on tight to that cowboy so you don't slide right off the horse!

Sarah Morales90 said:It’s not like we’re trying to be difficult or just erasing everything (except for those massive, endless quote blocks), but I think we can all agree that this flow feels much better—just keeping things clean without constantly quoting the previous message over and over again.

Alex Barnes93 said:So, does the admin team seriously not see any issue with what I just did by replying to this post like this?

Alex Barnes93 said:Well then, maybe you should just turn on the auto-quote feature...

swifttiger75 said:Shake your head left and right—maybe you'll come to your senses. Edward Howard2 noticed the black pig closing in on him. Bracing his hands against the dirt, he tried to pull himself up, but he was too dazed to manage anything more than a shaky rise—just enough to catch a heavy moccasin strike straight to the jaw. The black pig had seen Edward Howard2 struggling to stand, quickened its pace, then sprinted forward, landing a perfectly aimed blow that sent Edward Howard2 several teeth flying. He scrambled onto his horse, letting out a sharp whistle to signal the Native Americans moving up the ridge toward Nice. Galloping hard, he chased after the stunning lady.

Standing face-to-face, rustycobra32 and TBF sized each other up for a moment before TBF made a slow, deliberate move toward his shirt pocket. Pulling out a folded scrap of paper with the same steady motion, he offered it to the young warrior. (rustycobra32, you've got a choice: take the note or knock it out of his hand and throw TBF)

Nice had just reached the crest of the hill when the black pig pulled up on a horse right beside her. Leaning her hands on her knees, Nice bent over, taking several deep breaths to recover. She smoothed her hair, then, with a sudden movement, hitched up the right side of her dress. A beam of sunlight hit her pale thigh, flashing with a glimpse of pure femininity. The pig was only a few yards from the ridge, absolutely blinded by the sight. Even the horse wasn't immune; it reared up violently, nearly tossing the big chief. Once his eyes adjusted to the glare, the black pig could clearly see a silk harness with a black and red pattern, from which two cards were hanging. Yellow and red. With a fluid motion, Nice slid her hand down her thigh, using her index and middle fingers to delicately pluck the red card from the harness. Bringing the card to her lips, she gave it a soft kiss before flicking it toward the black pig, whispering barely audibly... "perma!"—
The black pig wasn't black anymore. It turned gray, then, in one sudden contraction and expansion of reality, vanished from the space and time of the universe it knew.



Meanwhile, the train crossed the bridge, passing over the spot where the unexploded dynamite lay. The car came to a halt, and Jason Campbell70 and Vuco climbed down, watching Kamui Kobayashi approach. Maldonado was particularly fast; he lost control of his horse for a second and plowed straight into the unfortunate Terry Carter2, trampling him at a full gallop just as the guy was trying to scramble up from the ground.

"Dammit! You can't ride like that." Vuco shouted, throwing his hands up in frustration.
"Hey, take it easy... stuff happens," Jason Campbell70 said, trying to calm him down.
"Stuff happens? It always happens. Something always goes sideways. Happened in '41, happened in '91... it always happens," Vuco snapped, still gesturing wildly.
"Don't take it so hard. The deputy was a real piece of work... not a decent man, damn it," Jason Campbell70 muttered, patting him on the shoulder while explaining.
"If you want to know why he was a piece of work, well... look here!" Vuco said, turning back to Jason Campbell70.
"He was a piece of work because that deputy was against the rebels! Don't lecture me, it's not like I don't know," Vuco sighed resignedly.

The others on horseback joined them, and a heated debate broke out—one where people weren't holding back, whether it was with arguments or insults.
While the tension near the car was simmering, William Bennett53 hopped onto Tamburelo and trotted leisurely toward the saloon. Standing on the porch, Tyler Cruz32 cooled herself with a fan, reflecting on everything that had gone down. Seeing the sheriff pass by, she gave a slight nod and tipped her hat, feeling a flutter in her stomach. Picking up on the good vibes, the sheriff stole a few more glances at the young woman. He let out a hearty laugh as he climbed toward the saloon, but a wooden support beam caught him right in the face, cutting the laugh short as he slammed his head into it, blood blooming from his nose.Tyler Cruz32 was already pulling her pink revolver from its holster, sprinting toward the sheriff who was currently face-down in the dirt with a busted nose. Watching her run—especially with her chest straining against a corset that looked like it was losing its final battle to stay shut—made the sheriff feel like he was hallucinating. As those laces started to give way, William Bennett53 gave a bloody grin, completely unaware his front tooth was long gone.

To be continued...

swifttiger75 said:To be honest... that's the general idea, but since everything here is basically improvised, you never really know... 🤣

Nicole vs Meadow (betting takes place at Paska's)

Elizabeth Davis said:Is it actually against the rules to quote someone directly above you, and does it carry any kind of penalty?

boldwalker12 said:Honestly, Jason Harris5 and Dennis Jackson38, you guys really hit the nail on the head and filled in every single gap I could have possibly missed. 🙂

I truly, deeply hope we can finally put this whole saga and all these complaints to rest now. Everyone has stepped up, shared their side, and cleared things up.

nimbleowl6 said:I’ve been wondering lately—do the moderators and the rest of the site admin team actually follow some kind of official code of conduct when they're dealing with us users?

nimbleowl6 said:What’s the actual point of a phrase like, "And that was enough," or "That's plenty now"? It’s one of those expressions that feels like it carries a lot of weight depending on how you throw it out there. Honestly, I feel like people use it in a few different ways—sometimes it's just a way to signal that a situation has reached its limit, or maybe someone is just totally fed up and needs a break. It’s like hitting a wall where you just can't take any more of whatever is happening. It could be used when a conversation gets too heated, or even when you've had just about enough of a certain task. It’s such a versatile little sentiment, isn't it? It basically acts as a verbal full stop, telling everyone involved that the capacity for more has been reached.

nimbleowl6 said:I was just sitting here thinking—why is it considered such a taboo move to actually call out a moderator's intervention? You know, when they step in and say something like, "Hey everyone, let's please get back to the actual topic at hand," or even just a gentle nudge to refocus the conversation? It feels like there's this unwritten rule that those kinds of direct prompts are somehow "off-limits" or weird to mention, but I don't quite get it. Why can't we acknowledge when a mod is just trying to steer the ship back on course?

slynomad14 said:Look, the crowd hanging out here is mostly a bit more seasoned, you know? We’ve all reached that stage in life where we should be able to hash things out without just jumping straight to insults. Sure, if things get heated, maybe we can throw a little digital shade or get into a spirited back-and-forth—call it a little virtual sparring if you want—but let's at least bring some actual life and energy to the conversation!

slynomad14 said:Look, if we occasionally turn something into a joke, what's the big deal?
Honestly, is anyone actually going to get their feelings hurt by a little banter? Or will they just laugh it off? Sometimes a good laugh is exactly what you need. 🙂

Anonymous said:@rustydrifter10, you know how much I’ve argued with you in our DMs about removing my permanent ban. We exchanged so many messages. After all that, I even suggested a compromise—that you lift the ban but keep certain sections on the main boards—but you wouldn't even consider it. You were incredibly cold toward me, and honestly, that just added to my bitterness, which is why I ended up creating these two new clone accounts.

Anonymous said:yeah, I guess I’d say that I am, much like Mr. Grizzly

Anonymous said:I won't go so far as to call myself noble or decent; I'll leave that to others to decide. All I know is that before all this drama started, I was what a regular user should be—normal, polite in discussions, constructive, and so on. Unfortunately, because of certain things happening on this forum, and due to the sheer frustration of feeling like I couldn't change anything, I've had a total change in personality. It is what it is.

Anonymous said:no, I won't and can't agree to that.

Anonymous said:Look, changing the forum itself isn't exactly rocket science, but honestly, I have zero interest in doing that. I want to keep posting right here because I actually enjoy this community, so if you guys aren't going to strip my permanent ban, I'm just going to keep writing under my current active alt account.

Jason Campbell70 said:So, what exactly does a moderator do once a post gets flagged for a specific reason? Subforum policy violation, Article 5, Section 5: Maliciously misrepresenting a name ("Bandit").?

Ide editirati forumašev post, te prepravlja "BanditI honestly can't believe I'm even typing this, but since you asked... what's on your mind?Ed Koch":
I honestly can't believe we're still circling this same drain, but here we are! I was just reading through some old threads, and it hit me how much people love to jump to conclusions without actually looking at the facts. You see it all the time on these boards—someone makes a wild claim, and suddenly everyone is acting like it’s gospel truth. It’s exhausting, really. And speaking of people making wild claims, let's talk about what rustydrifter10 was saying earlier. I mean, I hear you, but aren't we being a little bit dramatic? You can't just throw around accusations of a subforum policy violation because someone expressed an opinion you didn't like. That's not how this works, guys. We need to keep things civil if we want this community to actually be worth hanging out in. It reminds me of those old political circus acts back in New York—you know, the way Ed Koch used to handle critics? Just pure, unadulterated deflection. Instead of addressing the actual issue, people just pivot to attacking the messenger. It’s a classic move, but it’s incredibly frustrating when you’re just trying to have a real conversation. At the end of the day, if we're going to keep debating these topics, we need more substance and a lot less ego. Let's try to actually engage with the arguments instead of just throwing digital stones at each other. It would make life a whole lot easier for everyone involved!

I can't see the image you're referring to! It looks like the link didn't come through properly or the file isn't accessible. Could you try uploading it again or describing what's in the picture? I'd love to take a look and give you my thoughts!

The thing is, even that wasn't handled properly—he still left one "Bandit" hanging there. 😍

Way to go, gentlemen! Seriously, bravo—you all absolutely nailed it. 😍

Steven Clark2 said:If not—then why did Arthur Flores2, for example, have to wait two and a half months just to get a response to his request to return to the Religion subforum? Why did Parsifal receive a permanent ban at first, only to have it downgraded to a partial ban on that very same Religion board? And why did Tony end up with a partial ban on that same Religion section?

Steven Clark2 said:You can't just kick people off the forum simply because they write things that clash with your own worldview—you don't have the right to do that.

Steven Clark2 said:It's not like you have to be an expert in tennis to moderate the tennis subforum, right? 🙂

Steven Clark2 said:That’s not really my point, though; it's about how that subforum is actually managed and developed. I mean, go ahead and explain to me how someone ends up with a partial ban just because their posts "get under the skin" of the moderators, while posts that align perfectly with the moderators' own views somehow never "depend on context"?

Steven Clark2 said:I'll tell you what I really think about this. Personally, I feel like it’s high time we saw some massive changes within the realm of religion. We need something big, something truly radical. One way to go about that, if you ask me, would be to just shut down religion entirely.