Snow appreciation thread.

[Pseudonym 301]

Greetings. I have not yet seen anyone mention all the snowflakes that fall when using the website, but I would like to mention it, and I would like to thank presumably Mr. @ Toretto  for adding the feature. The way the snow gets moved around by your mouse (either pushed OR pulled, is it supposed to switch between the two or is that some random ass bug that somehow got through?) leads to countless hours of enjoyment and playful curiosity.

At first I felt some dissuasion with an inability to change the rate of the falling snow, but alas, that is but the human condition. We can't stop time from progressing, nor speed it up. All we can do is direct it and change it's flow. Will we flow down the same path we always have? Or will forge our own? Sometimes, the lack of something adds more to an experience.

[NippleMuncher 15]

Amen, glory to God!

[Ex Community Director Sov 70]

1 hour ago, Pseudonym said:

Greetings. I have not yet seen anyone mention all the snowflakes that fall when using the website, but I would like to mention it, and I would like to thank presumably Mr. @ Toretto  for adding the feature. The way the snow gets moved around by your mouse (either pushed OR pulled, is it supposed to switch between the two or is that some random ass bug that somehow got through?) leads to countless hours of enjoyment and playful curiosity.

At first I felt some dissuasion with an inability to change the rate of the falling snow, but alas, that is but the human condition. We can't stop time from progressing, nor speed it up. All we can do is direct it and change it's flow. Will we flow down the same path we always have? Or will forge our own? Sometimes, the lack of something adds more to an experience.

Where would we be without our team of web developers to check the ddos protection providers status when the site goes down and add snowflakes. 

[Toretto 953]

Big thanks. It’s truly a team effort!