Diagonal doors?

[TristanLuigi]

Why can't he do that?

Because it's weird. Nobody else signs their posts.

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[Starkiller]

Why can't he do that?

idk. I think its petty to make a user post a certain way. Remember the "thinker" drama. That was so stupid

[#Ravencroft]

Because it's weird. Nobody else signs their posts.

There's nothing wrong with it.

[Cassord²]

There's nothing wrong with it.

Yes there is. You don't need to sign your posts, your name is right next to your post. It's not like your sending a letter.

[Starkiller]

Yes there is. You don't need to sign your posts, your name is right next to your post. It's not like your sending a letter.

if you look to your left you will notice it says "starkiller" not ghoststar.
I stopped signing my posts because I just added the info into my sig, and because it was that much less time I needed to spend typing. Stop telling people what they can and cannot do.

[Mr.Noßody]

Signing your posts just makes you look like you think your that important...

[Starkiller]

Signing your posts just makes you look like you think your that important...

I am important
It kinda does. But thats not why I was doing it. or at least I didnt even know thats why I did it

[Cassord²]

Stop telling people what they can and cannot do.

"People"? I think you mean just you. I'm telling you to not do this because it's dumb and nobody likes it when people do it. just don't do it.

[TristanLuigi]

"People"? I think you mean just you. I'm telling you to not do this because it's dumb and nobody likes it when people do it. just don't do it.

This. Seriously, it's not a life choice. If it's annoying, out of place, or weird, people will say something about it.

[Brickitect]

Seriously, who gives a forget about people signing their posts?
Stop crying about it, do you want me to get your mother?

[Johnny Blockhead]

idk. I think its petty to make a user post a certain way. Remember the "thinker" drama. That was so stupid

Not to be involved in a juicy-beef-flinging argument, but thinker was a habitual problem user (once again) coming back from the dead.