142. When you make a post simply to increase your posting count in order to achieve a cheap "promotion"...

143. When you feel like you've been defending LT for a month, and still people doubt you.

143b: when you can type the answer without having to read the question completely ...

Cornflakes_91 wrote:143b: when you can type the answer without having to read the question completely ...

...but then end up misinterpreting the question anyway

144: When you invest over 1000 dollars in building a new computer ONLY because you want LT to be played on the best of graphics(EVEN THOUGH IT COULD RUN ON MY OLD RIG), AND you enlist of the help of complete strangers(At the time) that you met on the LT Forums to help you build said computer over IRC and Skype.

Reason: Because I can. Haters gonna hate.

That's pretty intense there bro. Must be pretty sick, congrats!

Scytale wrote:

Cornflakes_91 wrote:143b: when you can type the answer without having to read the question completely ...

...but then end up misinterpreting the question anyway

Touché

145: You FREAK OUT when you haven't visited the forums in months.

146: When you STILL are on the lookout for an avatar, and you think about making one yourself more than just "occasionally".

147. You make a wiki dedicated to Limit Theory and post screenshots of LT instead of trains

148. You wonder, quite earnestly, if there is something of a Limit Theory logo because you would like to use its style to create one for MorrowJosh.

Talvieno wrote:148. You wonder, quite earnestly, if there is something of a Limit Theory logo because you would like to use its style to create one for MorrowJosh.

149. You have already made one version of the black and white LT logo

PS: Here's the black and white original off of the ltheory.com (Tab image)

150. You anticipate Talvieno's take on the LT logo and wonder when Josh may post again.

151. You dream that Josh posted an update video explaining where he'd been which featured himself standing in front of an enormous, computer generated... train. His explanation was apparently that he'd had to refactor LTSL to utilise Do... While loops.

152.