I've really been putting off writing in this thread because I don't really know that many people despite being around for a number of years now. I've never really been the kind of person who can start conversations very well so i don't usually say hi to people very often and I rarely post due to mixture of shyness and pessamistic view of my own words. Even as I write this i'm not sure if i'll end up deleting it and moving on to look at something else. The tff members that I appreciate are by and large the people who i've had the most contact with.

Unknown Entity - It would be fairly honest to say that you're my closest friend on tff. You're the only person I still talk to, even if it is somewhat irreagurly. I remember a lot of the stuff we talked about, even the really crazy stuff like my mockery of magical girl anime. Too many good laughs lie in that visitor message screen. I also remember the "what would you say if you woke up in bed next to the above poster" ah that was hilarious. Though we did go a little overboard and get it closed... twice. You're also the only friend that I really talk to about my problems and insecurities and I think more than anything else I want to thank you for that.

Aara - I hardly knew you, seriously. You were fun and we talked a little but I couldn't say that I knew you as a person. I suppose the only reason you get a spot on this list is due to the strange random private message rebound we had going till your first hiatus. Haven't said a word to you since

Meir Link - Even now I can't say I know you well, or even at all. But you're one of the people that kept me here when I was just starting out. You were funny and interesting, which is always a good combination

Raider - I'm specifically not mentioning anything about you, cos in all honesty you're well known. But also because I'll always consider you as a real world friend instead of a tff friend

There are a few others I'd like to add, people I never knew but whose posts brought a smile to my face or a knot to my brow. Nameless figures behind a screen of words so jumbled I can no longer see anything in full, merely snatches, brief snippets of names or conversation