TST Shoutbox

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The Basic Shoutbox
The TST shout box is the slightly more Safe For Work chat room of TowersStreet, in the sense that normal forum rules apply, but a sense of humour is greatly encouraged. It lives at the bottom of the main talk forum index, and there are a certain few shout box regulars who seemingly live within it! Although it may be smaller, the ShoutBox retains most of the spam and laughter that can be found in Chat.

It takes the average member around six months after their date of registration to realise that the Shoutbox exists. After discovering it, many noobs mistake the box for a place of sensible discussion, usually about football. This is, as they will quickly learn, is not the case. Sometimes, annoying basis conversations are made within the ShoutBox that end up being incredibly specific between the people talking, thus kicking out anybody else from the ShoutBox.

Typically a member of the team will come along and kick the posts out, leaving many irate members who should really invest in using Facebook Messenger or Skype, whatever the last one is.


Quotes

- Ian: Watching the vote has given me a dark ride concept. It’s a Brexit themed Madhouse. You take your seat on a bench in the House of Commons. John Bercow’s booming voice announces the lapbars are about to close. The room the next rocks back and forth in time with cries of “Aye” and “No”. To finish, a scaremaze, where raging extremists from both sides chase guests and beat them with placards.

- bluesonichd: watching my neighbour install laminate flooring and cutting it with an angle grinder... bit OTT , guess he doesn't own a saw

- DiogoJ42: Chainsaw or GTFO.

- TedTheHuman: Diogo slices his bread with chainsaws

- MattyH: I would expect no less

- DiogoJ42: I also slice chainsaws with bread.


- MattyH: Who doesn't like being Balls Deep with Ballsdon?


Here are some classic quotes from the shout boxes of TowersStreet and TTF past.

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All teh threads.
The shout box in use.
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