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"A 'bold' new world"

Because I love you all, and because I promised to before I left, you are now all capable of using the following tags in your posts:

Bold
Italic
Underline
Small

If you go to post a message, you'll see the necessary tags you need to enter when posting a message. (I can't type them here because they'll work, and you won't see them).

Enjoy!

It will make things look messy, yes, but after about a week people will have forgotten about it.

Meka Dragon wrote:
> ÈL ® ö B ì Ñ wrote:
>
> It's just when people add it into the middle of the sentence
> randomly, that's when it looks silly.
>
> What do
> you mean?
>
> Thanks for this Mr Snuggly,
> you truly are a forum
> hero.
>
>
> (sorry)

(That's Better...)

ÈL ® ö B ì Ñ wrote:

> It's just when people add it into the middle of the sentence
> randomly, that's when it looks silly.

Wh[a/U]t do [U]you mean?

Thanks for this Mr Snuggly, you truly are a forum hero.


(sorry)

Just trying it out

True.

This thread got around 200 posts in one day.

Most only manage 50 at most.

Most.

I dont really have the authority but this shall be the BOLD ITALIC UNDERLINE and SMALL Spam thread.

ÈL ® ö B ì Ñ wrote:
> Dakarus Joe wrote:
> The bold is good if you use it properly as Azul said.
>
> The Sega GameGear was the first ever portable system.
> See if you use it properly it can create quite an impact on the
> reader.
>
> It looks allright if you use it like that becuase it is highlighting
> the console or thing you are talking about.
> It's just when people add it into the middle of the sentence
> randomly, that's when it looks silly.

Exactly, you and I are in agreement on that one.

Sorry, I felt the need so bad.

Still a nice adition and ive only started posting today but it seems most people have enough common sence to treat this tool in the apropriate manner istead of miss treating it.

ÈL ® ö B ì Ñ wrote:
> It's just when people add it into the middle of the sentence
> randomly, that's when it looks silly.

As I've said.
About 84237 times.

I agree, they should be used to illustrate a point