ElkNight

Last time it changed I was the same way. Give it a month or two and then this will become the best look.

Roasted marshmallow, chocolate (Hershey bars <3: ) and graham crackers. You're making me want smores. I haven't had them in forever.

[bleep] this post limit. Graham crackers.

A lot better then the default.

I have rome and medievil but havent played them yet. I also have starcraft which I haven't played either xD Starcraft is so awesome.

You have never lived.

http://forum.tip.it/index.php?/topic/207183-what-games-did-you-last-get-and-what-are-you-playing/ This will get locked.

Fluff?

With the limit I end up sitting there just clicking post over and over.

Wow, gay, they added a limit to post.

Do it.

I'm getting concerned that it's going to turn into a Facebook-esque feature with people having hundreds of friends just to show off. :unsure: I've only ever had like 3 people on my friends and it's doubled within a day. Maybe I'm just suddenly more popular :thumbsup: Ive never seen the use of "friends" on a forum.

It is awesome.

I have never had Nutella before. I don't think I know anyone around here who has either. Two of my friends have Nutella sandwiches every day. But thats Jelly, Jam is different!!!! XD

I agree. Jelly. (On the right.)

I'm so confused right now.

I agree.

I never read the first post.

Did you like it? I love that movie. :razz:

"Jam and jelly are two different types of fruit preserves, and the difference between jam and jelly is actually quite significant in terms of flavor, texture, and nutritional value. In addition to jellies and jams, it is also possible to see a range of other types of fruit preserves, including confit, fruit butter, conserves, marmalade, and fruit curds. Both jam and jelly have been made for centuries, and they appear to be native to Europe. The primary difference between jam and jelly involves the contents. Jam is made from whole fruit, meaning every edible part of the fruit is involved, while jelly is made from fruit juices. Jam is a thick, chunky spread, while jelly is a thinner, more evenly-textured spread. Jams may include things like seeds and pieces of fruit skin which create a very distinctive texture, setting them apart from jellies. Because jam includes whole fruit, it tends to have more of the vitamins and minerals found in the parent fruit, and it is also usually only made with one type of fruit, whereas jellies may involve a blend of juices." Oh, weird.

Honestly I dont even know the difference between jam and jelly, they are the same thing to me.

You gonna post more pics?

Yeah anyone can. Go to my settings. Click the forum tab. Change number of posts on each page to 40. You can also set 40 topics per page if you want. Oooh, thats cool.

Those are good as well. And wtf is wrong with you people.

O_O WHAT!