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11/12/2018 10:08:44 PM
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Why the hell are there 89 -blam-ing Stan Lee posts?
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He was REALLY great!
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We need to drown the political posts, that's why.
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I prefer seeing post about him rather than the million other posts about politics, religion and sexual orientation....
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Lots of people grew up on Marvel comics and their heroes. Why do you think the movies have been doing so well now for nearly 10 years?
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1 ReplyI was also going to make a post about this, then I saw yours.
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Same reason Twitter is full of "thoughts and prayers" on tragic days for the victims who are busy doing victim things instead of reading Twitter. They're saying, "Don't forget about me today."
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1 ReplyIt’s mostly American geeks here. 🤷♂️
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I come back and find the same thing but with at least a hundred more posts about Stan Lee. Yea, it was sad but now people are just doing it for likes.
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1 ReplyWhat I find funny, is the lack of care of what's going on in the world and how obsessed everyone is over entertainment topics.
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Because there were 79 different storylines, one for each post. The others are frauds that want attention
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Because of the multiverse, True Believer!
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Agreed They should round it up to 90
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1 ReplyEdited by Darth Turtle: 11/12/2018 11:21:33 PMBecause People’s don’t know how to check to see if someone else had posted and went on a adrenaline fueled rush to create a thread guaranteed to be popular so they could a dopamine rush from strangers on the internet validating them. [spoiler]Edit:Just proved my own point by saying nearly the same thing as NIL[/spoiler]
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3 RepliesPeople heard about it and wanted to be "FIRST!" So they rushed to their various social medias to try and farm that sweet easy attention, not even bothering to check if there were already several dozen posts about it.
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Did you stop and count all of them?
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4 RepliesEdited by HollowedWayfarer: 11/12/2018 10:16:17 PMThe man was an icon. He influenced entire generations and brought us some of the greatest forms of entertainment of all time. He was a legend. All these posts about him are really showing just how much people admired him.
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I thought the same. Does no one even bother checking the forums before posting anymore...
