@Tubbyhusker @SoftFeatherBed I have a few fans that do this to me. And they wonder why I ignore them completely soon after this starts. It's not that I mind interacting. It's more like it makes me feel annoyed, creeped on, and stalked.
It's a good way to get ditched by your fave content creators.
Long ago, and I assure you the statute of limitations has long expired, my gremlin friends and I stole a metal stand up cigarette price sign from a gas station. If you're young enough you might not know what that is, after looking awhile, I found a pic:
@Hasbro@Wizards_DnD I'd like to help. Perhaps you don't understand exactly what product you're selling. You're selling art tools. You're allowing your customers to express themselves and create art based on a system that you've created and own. Don't mess with creatives' muses.
@KiniroTonada Yeah, I have hardly any action on my Twitter lately and I really don't want to support him. I think I'm going to get off here in the next few days. I've only held out because it reminds me of the horse days. I'm not nostalgic, but Twitter was awesome back then cuz pony things.
Pros of using studio monitors and subwoofer to watch YouTube videos: stuff sounds great!
Cons of using studio monitors to watch YouTube videos: you keep hearing the music that's playing in the room next door to the interviewer and it sounds like it's outside your room.
Annoying.