What's on your mind right now? Any great thoughts? Well they really don't have to be great. Just thoughts. That is the requirement.

I am thinking my feet are cold. (See? Not so great, but still a thought.)

I am thinking my toe hurts from banging on the desk with my foot to come up with something to post in this thread.

Thinking, "I don't think I am liked on this site."

What makes you say that?

I am thinking that only about 80% of the music I have selected for this upcoming week's D&D gaming session is appropriate to the category I put it in. Sadly, I have no way of removing music from the internet playlists. I am also thinking about my party. I build most of the characters, and I know them better than the players themselves.

"Oh no. TC&S threads are being imported over here."

We just have a revolving door problem where people come, post a lot for a week, and then leave. It's not that we don't like new people; we just don't expect them to stick around for very long.

thinking it's a nice day outside.

Well I was planning on staying. I love forums.

I am thinking that I really need to keep up with this site better. And that I need to stop procrastinating.

You know it is hard to stick around for a long time when you are giving the cold shoulder. You can't expect someone to stay at a place where people don't treat them kindly.

Who's giving you the cold shoulder? If that's the impression you got, then I personally appologize for doing whatever it is that I did to give you said impression. I feel as though I have treated you as I have treated anyone else on this forum, with few (if any) exceptions.

It's not necessarily the 'cold shoulder' it is just... I don't know an odd vibe.

Any way I am wondering (Which is a form of thinking) why there is no period at the end of the description of the introduction section.

We are an odd community.

Thinking Jake is paranoid and cares a bit too much about other's opinions.

Thinking of course I do. I am not perfect. Smite me.

Good thing I took a level of paladin.
*One smite later.*
I'm thinking I just wasted my one daily use of a smite.

I think I need to go to sleep.

Thinking I agree.
Thinking I have a headache, for I don't know what reason.

Thinking my nose and throat are killing me. No matter how much I drink it still hurts.

I'm thinking a functional thread split button would be nice.

Wonder what a thread split button is/does.

Once upon a time, we were discussing various minor things in an introduction thread (it used to be just a thread, not a whole section). I said something about a blue moon. There were about 6 posts about what they were, and what they did, and various other things. The thread was split into 2 threads: The original thread, minus those blue moon posts, and the blue moon posts in a seperate thread.
I'm not totally sure it was the introduction thread, or that it was me who said it, but...

Of course, way back in the day they just let threads go anywhere the threads wanted to go, and nobody split them.

Thinking that is a cool feature.

That's because the blue moon example was the exception, not the rule. Most of the time, threads went way off topic, but did so gradually, so there was no clean way to split them in two.

Most of the time, we use the split button to move whole threads around.