Will I Be Able to Stay Connected with PFS? Farewell Adieu!

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A user announces their decision to limit their participation in the forum, stating they can only visit twice a week due to time constraints. They express sadness about this change but hold out hope for more free time in the summer. Other forum members respond with support, expressing that they will be missed but look forward to their eventual return. Some light-hearted comments are made about the nature of online interactions, suggesting that not everyone may be genuine. Overall, the discussion reflects a sense of community and encouragement despite the user's impending absence.
RuroumiKenshin
I believe my time has sort of come to leave pfs. I'm only aloud to come here, pfs, only 2 times a week. So basically, I don't really get to participate in almost all the discussions here. BUT there's still hope, in the summer, I may salvage more time...so until then...adieu, and fare thee well. I'll still pop up here and there, but nothing dramatic. I'm really sad about not being here as often...oh well. :frown: [b(]
 
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That blows chunks! Well take it easy. We hope to see you soon. We'll all probly be here when you get back. I know I will.
 
I never thought I'd see the day. Our "New PF Fanatic" winner. Well, good-bye.
 
yeah, that bites.

But look on the bright side: You'll have more time to do other stuff instead of talking weirdos who might not even be people at all but top-secret, super brilliant, multimillion dollar computers that will eventually inherite the Earth after one of Saddam's body doubles nukes us all!

... Anyway, hopefully only 2 pf visits a week won't be too hard for ya.
 
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