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JenksAnejo 01-03-2014 10:32 AM

When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Question? - What is a bomb and should I be scared?

Answer - A bomb is really a package of cigars that has been sent to a person unsollicited and unannounced. They are a gift to the person who recieves them. Some people may fear getting this type of a gift.

:sh

Maybe I missed the message..

The Poet 01-03-2014 10:38 AM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
On the one hand, brother, I agree. On the other, I don't have an issue with a "declaration of war" as opposed to sneak attacks . . . as long as I'm not the victim. :r

bruceolee 01-03-2014 11:01 AM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Bombs can be secret and random and those are certainly fun to do but they can also be public. Like a declaration of war and so on which involves everyone on the boards and I think can bring a lot of positivity into this place. It's entertaining as well. We all enjoy watching a BOTL or SOTL getting their mailboxes or houses destroyed. Especially if that person is very deserving of such a thing. It's a lot of fun but there should never be any pressure to compete. It's entirely up to that person but it's also infectious. :)

AdamJoshua 01-03-2014 11:02 AM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by JenksAnejo (Post 1917870)
Question? - What is a bomb and should I be scared?

Answer - A bomb is really a package of cigars that has been sent to a person unsollicited and unannounced. They are a gift to the person who recieves them. Some people may fear getting this type of a gift.

:sh

Maybe I missed the message..


I tend to agree that a bomb is a "nice surprise" to someone to put a smile on their face, when you expect it it doesn't seem that big of a deal and what if you expect it but you aren't the one getting bombed, seems like there's room for a let down there. Then again I'm a noob. :)

Remo 01-03-2014 11:07 AM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
It's all in fun, just because it's announced doesn't mean the target knows where it's going, unless the bomber puts the tracking number up. Seems to me that it really doesn't matter how we bomb, all good clean fun...do we really need rules of bombing and is it really something we need to concern ourselves with :sh

Bomb how you like is my motto :tu

equetefue 01-03-2014 11:07 AM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by JenksAnejo (Post 1917870)
Question? - What is a bomb and should I be scared?

Answer - A bomb is really a package of cigars that has been sent to a person unsollicited and unannounced. They are a gift to the person who recieves them. Some people may fear getting this type of a gift.

:sh

Maybe I missed the message..

You feeling left out ?

All joke aside I partly agree with that as the way that has taken place here as of late, increases traffic, promotes a healthy environment, and receivers are still unannounce and somewhat a surprise.

massphatness 01-03-2014 11:09 AM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
I've gone back and forth on this issue in my head over the years. I've settled on "what's my motivation" as a guiding principle. As a result, I no longer announce my intentions because I don't really want it to be about me sending the gift as I do about the recipient receiving the gift. More often than not, I send along a note asking that we keep this between us (doesn't always work). And if I really don't want any credit for the bombing, I simply send anonymously through a third party because if I decide to show you some love, it should be all about you and not about me.

markem 01-03-2014 11:10 AM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
The notion of a bomb has actually changed over the years to include the "incoming!" announcements. Some see it as hubris or "look at me!", but I doubt that is the case for most people here.

The quiet, anonymous bombing still occurs, but of course you don't hear about it.

czerbe 01-03-2014 11:13 AM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by bruceolee (Post 1917880)
Bombs can be secret and random and those are certainly fun to do but they can also be public. Like a declaration of war and so on which involves everyone on the boards and I think can bring a lot of positivity into this place. It's entertaining as well. We all enjoy watching a BOTL or SOTL getting their mailboxes or houses destroyed. Especially if that person is very deserving of such a thing. It's a lot of fun but there should never be any pressure to compete. It's entirely up to that person but it's also infectious. :)

:tpd:

equetefue 01-03-2014 11:16 AM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by markem (Post 1917887)
The notion of a bomb has actually changed over the years to include the "incoming!" announcements. Some see it as hubris or "look at me!", but I doubt that is the case for most people here.

Correct, I'm willing to bet that no one here does it for personal recognition or gain. Definitely not detectable that way from the messages being posted. More of a friendly "in your face" type of thing.

Remo 01-03-2014 11:17 AM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by markem (Post 1917887)
The notion of a bomb has actually changed over the years to include the "incoming!" announcements. Some see it as hubris or "look at me!", but I doubt that is the case for most people here.

The quiet, anonymous bombing still occurs, but of course you don't hear about it.

This...

I doubt that anyone here has the "look at me" attitude... We have all bombed, been bombed....like has been said it is a fun way to get people involved, keeps the board lively and is entertaining. All good, do it how you like :tu

shilala 01-03-2014 11:45 AM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
I think it's fun, and perfectly okay, no matter how it's done.
I've done it every way that I've thought of, from anonymous to making videos, to saying to a friend in a banter thread "ya know what, I haven't bombed you for a long time."
Lots of my bombs aren't even bombs, really. I'll be talking to someone about smokes, they'll say something that makes me believe they'll really enjoy something I have that they don't, and I want to share. That's what we do with our cigars. We share.
If my motivation is to spread some love, I can't see how that can be wrong.
I can't see a problem with the brothers getting a "feel good" out of the bomb via sharing a picture. And if it motivates them to do the same, all the better. :tu

That said, I completely understand Vinnie's words and he made me smile. I'm taught to do for others and keep my mouth shut about it, that doing the right thing is it's own reward. Life allows plenty of opportunity for that, beyond cigars. It's a wonderful thing, although I won't comment any further via part two of that teaching.

JenksAnejo 01-03-2014 11:47 AM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Quote:

You feeling left out ?
Because I don't feel it neccesary to include a DC when I send out a package? Then I guess, yes, I feel left out Edwin.

I was just wondering when this all started. Things have definitely changed since when I started here. I just never noticed it much until now. :tu

big_jaygee 01-03-2014 11:50 AM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
as somebody who has bombed and created "incoming" threads...i can honestly say i have sent more bombs without creating a "incoming" thread. i have also received bombs that were sent without a thread, and i have sent my thank you's privately. i dont do it for the "look at me factor".... i just do it so people can start to worry and wonder...."am i next", is it finally my time"?

lately...everything has been public and i have no problem with it...it is all in good fun.

Catfish 01-03-2014 11:56 AM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by shilala (Post 1917907)
I think it's fun, and perfectly okay, no matter how it's done.
I've done it every way that I've thought of, from anonymous to making videos, to saying to a friend in a banter thread "ya know what, I haven't bombed you for a long time."
Lots of my bombs aren't even bombs, really. I'll be talking to someone about smokes, they'll say something that makes me believe they'll really enjoy something I have that they don't, and I want to share. That's what we do with our cigars. We share.
If my motivation is to spread some love, I can't see how that can be wrong.
I can't see a problem with the brothers getting a "feel good" out of the bomb via sharing a picture. And if it motivates them to do the same, all the better. :tu

That said, I completely understand Vinnie's words and he made me smile. I'm taught to do for others and keep my mouth shut about it, that doing the right thing is it's own reward. Life allows plenty of opportunity for that, beyond cigars. It's a wonderful thing, although I won't comment any further via part two of that teaching.

He always puts things so much better than I could ever hope to. :tu


As someone who is guilty of enjoying finding "bombing" related pictures and captioning them to go along with a sent bomb, I can only hope that anyone here would believe me when I say I don't do it for recognition, I do it for fun.

Remo 01-03-2014 12:05 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Catfish (Post 1917915)
He always puts things so much better than I could ever hope to. :tu


As someone who is guilty of enjoying finding "bombing" related pictures and captioning them to go along with a sent bomb, I can only hope that anyone here would believe me when I say I don't do it for recognition, I do it for fun.

Nope, you're a look at me whore!!! :lr

bruceolee 01-03-2014 12:06 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
In the end, what it all comes down to is having fun. No matter your method. We don't need some long thought out philosophy on this. It's just about having fun with our friends. Since we all live (for the most part) so far away from each other it's the next best thing to hanging out with your friends and sharing cigars amongst other things with each other. I can't go and meet Pnoon at my local B&M every saturday since he lives across the country so the next best thing is to send him some good cigars to smoke which i would give to him anyways if we could meet up regularly. In a way it's bonding with your friends the only way we can sometimes. I put up a thread not to say look at me but in the hopes it inspires someone to do it to there friends far away but by no means is anyone ever obligated. As I said in the beginning it's all for fun and that's all it should ever be. Some of us are ninja's and some of us are Churchills or Pattons.

Whipper Snapper 01-03-2014 12:07 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
:pn <--- I've had a lot of those bombs lately. Might have something to do with my diet though. :r

Remo 01-03-2014 12:08 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Whipper Snapper (Post 1917919)
:pn <--- I've had a lot of those bombs lately. Might have something to do with my diet though. :r

With those bombs you really should announce and warn people !!!!

Whipper Snapper 01-03-2014 12:13 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Remo (Post 1917920)
With those bombs you really should announce and warn people !!!!

There's usually a certain noise associated with them that alerts most folks. :td ;s

The Poet 01-03-2014 12:13 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Whipper Snapper (Post 1917919)
:pn <--- I've had a lot of those bombs lately. Might have something to do with my diet though. :r

Maybe you should change your handle to Smeller Felller. :D

Whipper Snapper 01-03-2014 12:15 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by The Poet (Post 1917924)
Maybe you should change your handle to Smeller Felller. :D

Yeah, I should probably change it. I think most people know by now that I used to be tecnorobo. If they don't, that might not be bad thing either. Not sure many people liked that tecnorobo guy, but I hear that whipper snapper is pretty awesome ;)

kelmac07 01-03-2014 12:17 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
As Scott said, everyone has "their own" way of going about it. IMHO, it's all about sharing some of your sticks with someone you felt was worthy of receiving them. :2

I'm gonna continue to "spread the love"...as I enjoy it. :D

Whipper Snapper 01-03-2014 12:20 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Sharing cigars is fun. End of story.
So is playing tag. Haha, Tag, you're it.

Why not combine the two? hence the, "INCOMING!"
My two cents.

The Poet 01-03-2014 12:23 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Whipper Snapper (Post 1917933)
My two scents.


Fixed it for ya, Feller. ;)

Whipper Snapper 01-03-2014 12:27 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by The Poet (Post 1917934)
Fixed it for ya, Feller. ;)

Fragrant, and very fragrant :r

maninblack 01-03-2014 12:29 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Remo (Post 1917884)
It's all in fun, just because it's announced doesn't mean the target knows where it's going, unless the bomber puts the tracking number up. Seems to me that it really doesn't matter how we bomb, all good clean fun...do we really need rules of bombing and is it really something we need to concern ourselves with :sh

Bomb how you like is my motto :tu

Hit the nail on the head.

replicant_argent 01-03-2014 12:30 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
It is a rare man that will admit to being egotistical, a wise man once said.

bruceolee 01-03-2014 12:32 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Whipper Snapper (Post 1917925)
Yeah, I should probably change it. I think most people know by now that I used to be tecnorobo. If they don't, that might not be bad thing either. Not sure many people liked that tecnorobo guy, but I hear that whipper snapper is pretty awesome ;)

Tecnorobo was SOOO cool back in the club stogie days. I wonder what happened to that guy?

This "whipper snapper" impostor on the other hand seems like tecnorobo's evil doppelgänger. he probably has a goatee just to complete the picture :)

maninblack 01-03-2014 12:35 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
I'm still trying to figure out where the ego and look at me comments are coming from. If you feel we are doing that, then by all means call me out. Just shows how little people know about me. And I don't see very many here who are like that. We bomb as we please. Don't like it, don't make an issue of something that isn't there. Let's just all get along. This is a great forum. Bombs are a big part.of what makes it great.SSpreading the love.

Whipper Snapper 01-03-2014 12:36 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by bruceolee (Post 1917940)
Tecnorobo was SOOO cool back in the club stogie days. I wonder what happened to that guy?

This "whipper snapper" impostor on the other hand seems like tecnorobo's evil doppelgänger. he probably has a goatee just to complete the picture :)

Oh, I HAVE some pictures I could post. In this thread for that matter. It'd kinda be like bombing the place. Photobombing. INCOMING?

bruceolee 01-03-2014 01:04 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by maninblack (Post 1917942)
I'm still trying to figure out where the ego and look at me comments are coming from. If you feel we are doing that, then by all means call me out. Just shows how little people know about me. And I don't see very many here who are like that. We bomb as we please. Don't like it, don't make an issue of something that isn't there. Let's just all get along. This is a great forum. Bombs are a big part.of what makes it great.SSpreading the love.

:tpd:

bruceolee 01-03-2014 01:08 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
I bomb for the chicks. Whenever I bomb I can't fight em away there's THAT many. I mean check this chick out I got yesterday!

























































http://img194.imageshack.us/img194/9486/jjs9.jpg

I mean she's gotta be an 8 at least :noon

big_jaygee 01-03-2014 01:09 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
:r :r :r

equetefue 01-03-2014 01:16 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
8 !!!??? no way... at least not with that eyeliner :noon

maninblack 01-03-2014 01:18 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
A 5 at best. But she'll have some nice tasty breasts when she's older.

Lockspur 01-03-2014 01:19 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
One benefit to bomb announcements is there seems to be "contagiousness" to them. A few people dropped tracking numbers…and now there's a crap load of bombing going on.

I've bombed with and without starting threads…and honestly, I prefer silent attacks.

As long as you're doing it in the spirit of passing on love, and not competition, then bomb as you see fit.

equetefue 01-03-2014 01:20 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Lockspur (Post 1917977)
One benefit to bomb announcements is there seems to be "contagiousness" to them. A few people dropped tracking numbers…and now there's a crap load of bombing going on.

I've bombed with and without starting threads…and honestly, I prefer silent attacks.

As long as you're doing it in the spirit of passing on love, and not competition, then bomb as you see fit.

You tell'em Scotty :sl

bobarian 01-03-2014 01:21 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by maninblack (Post 1917942)
I'm still trying to figure out where the ego and look at me comments are coming from. If you feel we are doing that, then by all means call me out. Just shows how little people know about me. And I don't see very many here who are like that. We bomb as we please. Don't like it, don't make an issue of something that isn't there. Let's just all get along. This is a great forum. Bombs are a big part.of what makes it great.SSpreading the love.

I must have missed those posts. :sh I only see the OP posing a question, then lots of others posting their own justifications. :2

bruceolee 01-03-2014 01:22 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by maninblack (Post 1917976)
A 5 at best. But she'll have some nice tasty breasts when she's older.

Are you saying she's underage?! She swore she was 18!!!

maninblack 01-03-2014 01:25 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by replicant_argent (Post 1917938)
It is a rare man that will admit to being egotistical, a wise man once said.

Here's one you missed Bobarian.

maninblack 01-03-2014 01:28 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
And this has been brought up before. This isn't this topics first rodeo. Some people claim others do it for the recognition or as an ego boost. I tend to have faith in enough inmates here that that isn't the case.

Porch Dweller 01-03-2014 01:31 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Lockspur (Post 1917977)
One benefit to bomb announcements is there seems to be "contagiousness" to them. A few people dropped tracking numbers…and now there's a crap load of bombing going on.

I've bombed with and without starting threads…and honestly, I prefer silent attacks.

As long as you're doing it in the spirit of passing on love, and not competition, then bomb as you see fit.

:tpd:

equetefue 01-03-2014 01:33 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
This is all Munky's fault :D

He started this all out warfare

markem 01-03-2014 02:15 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
That someone asked the question should be no reason for people to raise their hackles. That some see it as self-serving to announce that you are sending out a package to some unnamed person isn't surprising. I have had people active on this board admit to me in person that one of the reasons for announcing bombs is to get bumps and recognition. Is that bad? Probably not, but is a new-ish addition to a very old custom.

Whipper Snapper 01-03-2014 02:19 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by markem (Post 1918009)
That someone asked the question should be no reason for people to raise their hackles. That some see it as self-serving to announce that you are sending out a package to some unnamed person isn't surprising. I have had people active on this board admit to me in person that one of the reasons for announcing bombs is to get bumps and recognition. Is that bad? Probably not, but is a new-ish addition to a very old custom.

I have a few odd bumps on my back. Didn't announce any bombs to end up with those though. I must be that renowned.

shilala 01-03-2014 02:25 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
I can remember when we used to have bombing wars. And by war, I mean war.
Two guys would sling stuff back and forth at each other for weeks or months. All out in public and it was an absolute laugh riot.
Talk about sweat. You'd just hope someone would cave.. :lr

We've done mass bombing runs that had nearly 100 people join in. I can remember one in particular that literally transformed the recipient. The overwhelming love changed the way he thought about people, period.

I can remember when I was in an accident at work and I broke my back. It was the day before my birthday. I was laying on the couch feeling as low as I had ever felt in my life, with so much misery coming in the near future, bills, operations, doctors, it was awful.
On my birthday came a package. A box of cigars from someone I barely knew. For my birthday. It literally made my cry. It also changed my entire outlook on the crap I was about to go through. It reminded me how much I love people and how much I love being loved, so I sucked it up and got on with it.
When I went into surgery, the brothers here (at CS, actually) sent me everything I could possibly need to keep me entertained while I healed up. The outpouring of love and caring was astounding.

I can't even begin to tell all the stories of guys who's bomb arrived just at the right time. Right when they were lower than a snake's belly in a wagon rut. A small gesture of kindness that truly saved them that day, and an amazing "coincidence".
I don't believe there are any coincidences in God's world. There's no way that I could know that someone was about to jump off a roof, then the package that I sent days before caused them to step back from the edge. I've been on the receiving end of those "coincidences" many, many times.
I bet that nearly everyone, if not everyone here, can relay such a story as it happened to them. I can think of a bunch off the top of my head.

I say that if anyone wants to announce a bomb, go crazy. Let's just hope the bomb has the same tremendous impact. I think that's what folks worry about with the "announcing", that the magic healing part of the bomb may be lost with the announcement?

Ogre 01-03-2014 02:31 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by shilala (Post 1918015)
I can remember when we used to have bombing wars. And by war, I mean war.
Two guys would sling stuff back and forth at each other for weeks or months. All out in public and it was an absolute laugh riot.
Talk about sweat. You'd just hope someone would cave.. :lr

We've done mass bombing runs that had nearly 100 people join in. I can remember one in particular that literally transformed the recipient. The overwhelming love changed the way he thought about people, period.

I can remember when I was in an accident at work and I broke my back. It was the day before my birthday. I was laying on the couch feeling as low as I had ever felt in my life, with so much misery coming in the near future, bills, operations, doctors, it was awful.
On my birthday came a package. A box of cigars from someone I barely knew. For my birthday. It literally made my cry. It also changed my entire outlook on the crap I was about to go through. It reminded me how much I love people and how much I love being loved, so I sucked it up and got on with it.
When I went into surgery, the brothers here (at CS, actually) sent me everything I could possibly need to keep me entertained while I healed up. The outpouring of love and caring was astounding.

I can't even begin to tell all the stories of guys who's bomb arrived just at the right time. Right when they were lower than a snake's belly in a wagon rut. A small gesture of kindness that truly saved them that day, and an amazing "coincidence".
I don't believe there are any coincidences in God's world. There's no way that I could know that someone was about to jump off a roof, then the package that I sent days before caused them to step back from the edge. I've been on the receiving end of those "coincidences" many, many times.
I bet that nearly everyone, if not everyone here, can relay such a story as it happened to them. I can think of a bunch off the top of my head.

I say that if anyone wants to announce a bomb, go crazy. Let's just hope the bomb has the same tremendous impact. I think that's what folks worry about with the "announcing", that the magic healing part of the bomb may be lost with the announcement?

Vary well put brother

Whipper Snapper 01-03-2014 02:36 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by shilala (Post 1918015)
I can remember when we used to have bombing wars. And by war, I mean war.
Two guys would sling stuff back and forth at each other for weeks or months. All out in public and it was an absolute laugh riot.
Talk about sweat. You'd just hope someone would cave.. :lr

We've done mass bombing runs that had nearly 100 people join in. I can remember one in particular that literally transformed the recipient. The overwhelming love changed the way he thought about people, period.

I can remember when I was in an accident at work and I broke my back. It was the day before my birthday. I was laying on the couch feeling as low as I had ever felt in my life, with so much misery coming in the near future, bills, operations, doctors, it was awful.
On my birthday came a package. A box of cigars from someone I barely knew. For my birthday. It literally made my cry. It also changed my entire outlook on the crap I was about to go through. It reminded me how much I love people and how much I love being loved, so I sucked it up and got on with it.
When I went into surgery, the brothers here (at CS, actually) sent me everything I could possibly need to keep me entertained while I healed up. The outpouring of love and caring was astounding.

I can't even begin to tell all the stories of guys who's bomb has arrived just at the right time. Right when they were lower than a snake's belly in a wagon rut. A small gesture of kindness that truly saved them that day, and an amazing "coincidence".
I don't believe there are any coincidences in God's world. There's no way that I could know that someone was about to jump off a roof, then the package that I sent days before caused them to step back from the edge. I've been on the receiving end of those "coincidences" many, many times.
I bet that nearly everyone, if not everyone here can relay such a story as it happened to them. I can think of a bunch off the top of my head.

I say that if anyone wants to announce a bomb, go crazy. Let's just hope the bomb has the same tremendous impact. I think that's what folks worry about with the "announcing", that the magic healing part of the bomb may be lost with the announcement?

Used to, the announcements gave me the shivers. You know, the "OH Please don't be me!" kind of thing. Now they just make me chuckle because I know I'm not much of a target anymore and someone is about to have their mailbox ruined and a smile put on their face. I like it that way. I had my "day in the sun" so to speak. And, if it weren't for my day in the sun, I'd never have worked at two different brick and mortar cigar stores. I never would've known habanos taste so good. More than anything... I don't know if I'd still be posting on these boards today. Now, I'm not saying I came to the old place (or this place) because of the bombs. Hell, when I first joined CS, I didn't even know a "bomb" existed. I was a young kid who wanted to know more about cigars. A bunch of "old guys" decided I would learn the way they saw fit; me trying a bunch of cigars I'd never be able to afford at that age. That crazy bombing raid that lasted for around 2 years opened my eyes up to the kindness and generosity of botl's. I formed some great relationships that may have otherwise not happened had I not been steamrolled. God knows I tried cigars I'll probably never see again.

And well, here I am today. Making inappropriate threads in the bombs section, being a banter queen, and most of all- hanging out with my friends.

I like bombs. I like watching from afar when the announcements are made and people get giddy. I really like watching the carpet bombings and wars you mentioned. I like it when someone's day is made. :banger

czerbe 01-03-2014 02:41 PM

Re: When did bombing become an announced event?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Lockspur (Post 1917977)
One benefit to bomb announcements is there seems to be "contagiousness" to them. A few people dropped tracking numbers…and now there's a crap load of bombing going on.

I've bombed with and without starting threads…and honestly, I prefer silent attacks.

As long as you're doing it in the spirit of passing on love, and not competition, then bomb as you see fit.

Says the man who have been bombed more than Paris Hilton! :r:r


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