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Special Reserves Trisha
It’s a well know fact, that 89% of people don’t really like Trisha, and out of the 11% who actually likes Trisha, only 3% will actually admit it. Sadly, it’s a number that increases daily, so maybe soon – we will see an end to Trisha.
So love her or hate her, a Trisha Hybrid is now here on the Special reserve forums, to sort out peoples problems, and make you all feel a little bit better. Unfortunately I don’t have access to the following:
A emotionless audience,
A Lie detector,
A DNA tester.
So, if this post fails, then that’s why. If this post is a success, and we might continue this every week, sorting out problems! The special reserve Trisha will be named Trini, a male version of Trisha, but 100% less annoying.
This week’s topic is simple:
Die hard fans, of the wrong genre
Die hard fans are all around us, Teenage girls waving their knickers at the latest boy band phenomena, book worms would sacrifice their new pair of glasses to meet JK Rowling, are a few example of Die hard fans. But what happens when you’re a Die hard fan of something that doesn’t exist. What if you live, breath and think about something that you’ll never be able to meet? What if your Idols a computer generated character? You’re a Die hard fan of the wrong genre – literally. You’re so bent on a certain character of a certain game that it’s all you talk about. The character is Sonic, and I know one person who is likes sonic that much “that he has to play it everyday to survive”
If you don’t know who this person is already, then Trini will enlighten you. His name is Buck1, a true Sonic fan, with one purpose, and one purpose only, “to play sonic”
Buck1 has kindly given up some of his Sonic playing time to answer a few questions:
Trini: Buck1, tell me how your Sonic fetish developed.
Buck1: Well I liked it since I was a little kid, when I was small my mum bought me a mega drive for my birthday, I had four games; Fifa, Sonic the hedgehog, Sonic the hedgehog 2 and Megaman – and I played them all, but I wasn’t very interested in the sonic games. One day I decided to play Sonic, and I was intently gripped, and inspired!
Trini: How devoted to sonic are you?
Buck1: That devoted I put sonic in my Exam! I had to write a story, and I couldent resist putting sonic in it.
Trini: Do you think sonic interferes with your life at all?
Buck1: Yes, it does. I recently discovered an unreleased game called Sonic Crackers. I had to write an essay in History, about anything. Instead of doing my essay, I played on Sonic, which got me a detention.
Trini: Socially, does it interfere?
Buck1: Yes, some people call me Sad, and my last girlfriend left me because of it. Unfortunately, our interests differed, I wanted to play sonic, and she wanted to shop.
Trini: If it came down to it, would you ditch Sonic for a relationship?
Buck1: Stuff the relationship, and Play Sonic
Trini: Could you see yourself playing sonic in your forties?
Buck1: Yes I could
Trini: thank you very much Buck1.
This interview was conducted Via MSN, and its 100% genuine. Now you can discuss this With Trini (me) Buck1 (Buck1) and you (the audience) Thanks for reading.
[I] If you need Trini, make a post with [Trini] in this forum, that is if you enjoyed this interview, and subject.
It’s a well know fact, that 89% of people don’t really like Trisha, and out of the 11% who actually likes Trisha, only 3% will actually admit it. Sadly, it’s a number that increases daily, so maybe soon – we will see an end to Trisha.
So love her or hate her, a Trisha Hybrid is now here on the Special reserve forums, to sort out peoples problems, and make you all feel a little bit better. Unfortunately I don’t have access to the following:
A emotionless audience,
A Lie detector,
A DNA tester.
So, if this post fails, then that’s why. If this post is a success, and we might continue this every week, sorting out problems! The special reserve Trisha will be named Trini, a male version of Trisha, but 100% less annoying.
This week’s topic is simple:
Die hard fans, of the wrong genre
Die hard fans are all around us, Teenage girls waving their knickers at the latest boy band phenomena, book worms would sacrifice their new pair of glasses to meet JK Rowling, are a few example of Die hard fans. But what happens when you’re a Die hard fan of something that doesn’t exist. What if you live, breath and think about something that you’ll never be able to meet? What if your Idols a computer generated character? You’re a Die hard fan of the wrong genre – literally. You’re so bent on a certain character of a certain game that it’s all you talk about. The character is Sonic, and I know one person who is likes sonic that much “that he has to play it everyday to survive”
If you don’t know who this person is already, then Trini will enlighten you. His name is Buck1, a true Sonic fan, with one purpose, and one purpose only, “to play sonic”
Buck1 has kindly given up some of his Sonic playing time to answer a few questions:
Trini: Buck1, tell me how your Sonic fetish developed.
Buck1: Well I liked it since I was a little kid, when I was small my mum bought me a mega drive for my birthday, I had four games; Fifa, Sonic the hedgehog, Sonic the hedgehog 2 and Megaman – and I played them all, but I wasn’t very interested in the sonic games. One day I decided to play Sonic, and I was intently gripped, and inspired!
Trini: How devoted to sonic are you?
Buck1: That devoted I put sonic in my Exam! I had to write a story, and I couldent resist putting sonic in it.
Trini: Do you think sonic interferes with your life at all?
Buck1: Yes, it does. I recently discovered an unreleased game called Sonic Crackers. I had to write an essay in History, about anything. Instead of doing my essay, I played on Sonic, which got me a detention.
Trini: Socially, does it interfere?
Buck1: Yes, some people call me Sad, and my last girlfriend left me because of it. Unfortunately, our interests differed, I wanted to play sonic, and she wanted to shop.
Trini: If it came down to it, would you ditch Sonic for a relationship?
Buck1: Stuff the relationship, and Play Sonic
Trini: Could you see yourself playing sonic in your forties?
Buck1: Yes I could
Trini: thank you very much Buck1.
This interview was conducted Via MSN, and its 100% genuine. Now you can discuss this With Trini (me) Buck1 (Buck1) and you (the audience) Thanks for reading.
[I] If you need Trini, make a post with [Trini]
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Special Reserves Trisha
It’s a well know fact, that 89% of people don’t really like Trisha, and out of the 11% who actually likes Trisha, only 3% will actually admit it. Sadly, it’s a number that increases daily, so maybe soon – we will see an end to Trisha.
So love her or hate her, a Trisha Hybrid is now here on the Special reserve forums, to sort out peoples problems, and make you all feel a little bit better. Unfortunately I don’t have access to the following:
A emotionless audience,
A Lie detector,
A DNA tester.
So, if this post fails, then that’s why. If this post is a success, and we might continue this every week, sorting out problems! The special reserve Trisha will be named Trini, a male version of Trisha, but 100% less annoying.
This week’s topic is simple:
Die hard fans, of the wrong genre
Die hard fans are all around us, Teenage girls waving their knickers at the latest boy band phenomena, book worms would sacrifice their new pair of glasses to meet JK Rowling, are a few example of Die hard fans. But what happens when you’re a Die hard fan of something that doesn’t exist. What if you live, breath and think about something that you’ll never be able to meet? What if your Idols a computer generated character? You’re a Die hard fan of the wrong genre – literally. You’re so bent on a certain character of a certain game that it’s all you talk about. The character is Sonic, and I know one person who is likes sonic that much “that he has to play it everyday to survive”
If you don’t know who this person is already, then Trini will enlighten you. His name is Buck1, a true Sonic fan, with one purpose, and one purpose only, “to play sonic”
Buck1 has kindly given up some of his Sonic playing time to answer a few questions:
Trini: Buck1, tell me how your Sonic fetish developed.
Buck1: Well I liked it since I was a little kid, when I was small my mum bought me a mega drive for my birthday, I had four games; Fifa, Sonic the hedgehog, Sonic the hedgehog 2 and Megaman – and I played them all, but I wasn’t very interested in the sonic games. One day I decided to play Sonic, and I was intently gripped, and inspired!
Trini: How devoted to sonic are you?
Buck1: That devoted I put sonic in my Exam! I had to write a story, and I couldent resist putting sonic in it.
Trini: Do you think sonic interferes with your life at all?
Buck1: Yes, it does. I recently discovered an unreleased game called Sonic Crackers. I had to write an essay in History, about anything. Instead of doing my essay, I played on Sonic, which got me a detention.
Trini: Socially, does it interfere?
Buck1: Yes, some people call me Sad, and my last girlfriend left me because of it. Unfortunately, our interests differed, I wanted to play sonic, and she wanted to shop.
Trini: If it came down to it, would you ditch Sonic for a relationship?
Buck1: Stuff the relationship, and Play Sonic
Trini: Could you see yourself playing sonic in your forties?
Buck1: Yes I could
Trini: thank you very much Buck1.
This interview was conducted Via MSN, and its 100% genuine. Now you can discuss this With Trini (me) Buck1 (Buck1) and you (the audience) Thanks for reading.
[I] If you need Trini, make a post with [Trini] in this forum, that is if you enjoyed this interview, and subject.
It’s a well know fact, that 89% of people don’t really like Trisha, and out of the 11% who actually likes Trisha, only 3% will actually admit it. Sadly, it’s a number that increases daily, so maybe soon – we will see an end to Trisha.
So love her or hate her, a Trisha Hybrid is now here on the Special reserve forums, to sort out peoples problems, and make you all feel a little bit better. Unfortunately I don’t have access to the following:
A emotionless audience,
A Lie detector,
A DNA tester.
So, if this post fails, then that’s why. If this post is a success, and we might continue this every week, sorting out problems! The special reserve Trisha will be named Trini, a male version of Trisha, but 100% less annoying.
This week’s topic is simple:
Die hard fans, of the wrong genre
Die hard fans are all around us, Teenage girls waving their knickers at the latest boy band phenomena, book worms would sacrifice their new pair of glasses to meet JK Rowling, are a few example of Die hard fans. But what happens when you’re a Die hard fan of something that doesn’t exist. What if you live, breath and think about something that you’ll never be able to meet? What if your Idols a computer generated character? You’re a Die hard fan of the wrong genre – literally. You’re so bent on a certain character of a certain game that it’s all you talk about. The character is Sonic, and I know one person who is likes sonic that much “that he has to play it everyday to survive”
If you don’t know who this person is already, then Trini will enlighten you. His name is Buck1, a true Sonic fan, with one purpose, and one purpose only, “to play sonic”
Buck1 has kindly given up some of his Sonic playing time to answer a few questions:
Trini: Buck1, tell me how your Sonic fetish developed.
Buck1: Well I liked it since I was a little kid, when I was small my mum bought me a mega drive for my birthday, I had four games; Fifa, Sonic the hedgehog, Sonic the hedgehog 2 and Megaman – and I played them all, but I wasn’t very interested in the sonic games. One day I decided to play Sonic, and I was intently gripped, and inspired!
Trini: How devoted to sonic are you?
Buck1: That devoted I put sonic in my Exam! I had to write a story, and I couldent resist putting sonic in it.
Trini: Do you think sonic interferes with your life at all?
Buck1: Yes, it does. I recently discovered an unreleased game called Sonic Crackers. I had to write an essay in History, about anything. Instead of doing my essay, I played on Sonic, which got me a detention.
Trini: Socially, does it interfere?
Buck1: Yes, some people call me Sad, and my last girlfriend left me because of it. Unfortunately, our interests differed, I wanted to play sonic, and she wanted to shop.
Trini: If it came down to it, would you ditch Sonic for a relationship?
Buck1: Stuff the relationship, and Play Sonic
Trini: Could you see yourself playing sonic in your forties?
Buck1: Yes I could
Trini: thank you very much Buck1.
This interview was conducted Via MSN, and its 100% genuine. Now you can discuss this With Trini (me) Buck1 (Buck1) and you (the audience) Thanks for reading.
[I] If you need Trini, make a post with [Trini]
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DiscoDexy wrote:
> It’s a well know fact, that 89% of people don’t really like Trisha,
> and out of the 11% who actually likes Trisha, only 3% will actually
> admit it. Sadly, it’s a number that increases daily, so maybe soon –
> we will see an end to Trisha.
It is also a well known fact that people who use statistics are cretins. Trust me, 93% of people agree.
> It’s a well know fact, that 89% of people don’t really like Trisha,
> and out of the 11% who actually likes Trisha, only 3% will actually
> admit it. Sadly, it’s a number that increases daily, so maybe soon –
> we will see an end to Trisha.
It is also a well known fact that people who use statistics are cretins. Trust me, 93% of people agree.
hehe
this topic is worse than Vietnam
w00t Sonic!!!!
Vietnam was'nt all that bad.
I knew a post about sonic and trisha wouldent mix.
Damn you, damn you all!
*runs*
I knew a post about sonic and trisha wouldent mix.
Damn you, damn you all!
*runs*
Squall wrote:
> this topic is worse than Vietnam
I second this notion.
> this topic is worse than Vietnam
I second this notion.
DiscoDexy wrote:
> Vietnam was'nt all that bad.
You've got to be kidding me.
Great a dumba** and some little &^^*%*$% whose ba11s haven't dropt yet.
> Vietnam was'nt all that bad.
You've got to be kidding me.
Great a dumba** and some little &^^*%*$% whose ba11s haven't dropt yet.
Hmmmmm...somewone went too far...
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