Name old DDO users just for the pure nostalgia of it

I've been trying to remember this for days, and it just came to me:

Feverish, the second dude to rap. 

Shout out to the Secret Secular Society group. Fun times, though I, sadly, don't remember everyone that was part of it.

Who was that communist guy with absolutely perfect English writing skills that never misspelled a word and had a vocabulary the size of the Grand Canyon.

Whats that?

It was a small group of skeptics that talked via the private message system, primarily made up of skeptics that did debates on the existence of God(s). It essentially acted as a private chat group where skeptics could talk, critique arguments we wanted to use in or came up with for debates, etc.

interesting

I was never a DDO user. Isn't that nostalgic?

Ethan doesn't have breakdowns Z-man, not unless he's being judged on a personal subjective standard.

Reality doesn't reside between your ears. Really. :)

Are you back from the wilderness Mr Ethan?

And how are things in Philly?

Hope that you and the lovely Mrs Ethan are both well.

We are, thank you. But I wasn't in the wilderness. I intended to start posting earlier but always had more pressing things to do.

We are trying to oust the swamp things in Philly who want to block a forensic audit. Fraudsters protect their own.

I see you're still solidly on the "no real position" fence. Consistency is a virtue.

Apolitical as ever Mr Ethan.

I did briefly make a visit back to DDO and saw the "pressing things" that you were doing.

Sorry my priorities aren't consistent with yours. Does that bother you a lot?

My priorities are pretty basic.

Family and healthy lifestyle are my two chief priorities.

Internet Interaction with Mr E. et al. is an entertaining distraction.

Though my comments are always sincere.

If sometimes a tad cynical or satirical.

Well, you didn't tell me if it bothers you that my priorities aren't in the same order as yours. To be emathetic and polite, I will assume you are bothered.

But alas, I will not change my priorities to coincide with yours. My principles do not allow me to. My advice to you would be that you realize that no one,

(except maybe your minor children) are obligated to operate with your priorities.

Obedience to King Jesus and family are my top 2. But it's ok by me if others set different priorities for themselves.

Well........Who ever King Jesus might be.

And who ever my "minor children" might be. (Not certain of the meaning of this comment)