2,000th post party!

[tessspoon]

And why the change of heart? I mean, anything in particular make the rest of CS seem interesting?

I kinda used to think would be the only thing I'd be interested in, but now that I've had a lot more experience programming I've realized that I really love programming in general and can have a lot fun working on non-games. Plus I realized how hard it can be to get into the gaming industry.

Was there ever a thread, except for the General chat thread, staying on topic for longer then 2 pages? oO

Maybe the Word Association Thread. But even that's not immune.

[dark-daventry]

The school i'm going to next year currently has no game design major, but they are instituting it in the very near future. i was told that it would probably be in effect when I'm in my sophomore year. i was also told that the classes for the first year of that major would be the same as the first year classes for the major I'm going into (web design an interactive media). so I can always switch if i want to...

I'd say most threads on the forum have trouble staying on topic in general. In all the years i've been here, there have always been issues with on-topic-ness...

[Haids1987]

There needs to be an emoticon wearing a party hat and blowing a horn.  I have to use the thumbsup one everytime I'm celebrating something. 

But anyway--yaaaaaaaaaay!  2000 posts! 

[crayauchtin]

Rob, the Useless Conversations threads are ALWAYS on topic because the topic is conversing uselessly.

[B'rrr]

At the first version of it I think we had a discussion of when a useless conversation beco'es usefull thus beeing offtopic in that threat. I found that rather usefull 'yself *nods*