As a curiousity who still posts here

#41

I remember Black Op posting his manifesto then one of the following replies was “ITT we post TL;DR shit” and that set the theme of the thread

#42

Wait… He’s got 7 posts in this thread alone, and it only says he has 1…

Oh well… I’m from a generation after you, but welcome back!

#43

“Raminator’s Ladies Club (1 Viewing)
Discussions not related to Black Mesa. Posts made here will not increase your post count.”

#44

You have over 1000 posts, how could you not know this?

#45

this

#46

I don’t know you, but you have a grenade launcher in your hand, and you are in the marine corps, so I tip my nonexistent hat to you sir.

#47

I usually never come into the ladies club. As, according to that rule, is visible in my post count.

#48

A wise decision.

#49

This. To both.

#50

Well, you must be before my time here, but welcome back! :slight_smile:

#51

klaymore wtf r u doin

#52

lm wat

Sup man.

#53

sure is old skool in here

I realize that I got here late (2006), but I’m still staying till the end. It will be worth it.

#54

I’m pretty oldfag myself, but you guys are ancient.

#55

hmm, what is considered oldfag?

#56

People from Leak Free or earlier. I’m just old :frowning:

#57

i joined shortly after the crash, soeh…

#58

I’m not leakfree, I joined the version after afaik? My first BM account was Jan '06

#59

Which?

amirite

#60

the 2009 crash i believe

Founded in 2004, Leakfree.org became one of the first online communities dedicated to Valve’s Source engine development. It is more famously known for the formation of Black Mesa: Source under the 'Leakfree Modification Team' handle in September 2004.