"Damn you for me allowing myself to be a mental slave to some pointless crap."
 

The following paragraphs will result in unhappiness and excessive swearing.

It occurred to me when I was playing Minecraft that I have no idea how the forum generally is about "The Game". For those who might be unaware (doubtful), the goal is to say "Moo" without thinking about this very game. Also everytime you think about this game you "lose the game".

This is the dumbest piece of crap mankind has ever made, or the most ingenious cure for boredom. I personally don't give a crap either way, I just laugh whenever I inadvertently cause somebody to say "I just lost the game", but I don't go out of my way to see how many people I can piss off by doing that.

So, do you even give this any thought/care ever? Do you treat it as your secondary religion or as a tool that you wield to bring suffering upon the lesser minds?

The Game stopped being funny about two months after it started.

The game was never funny.

To be fair, I was around thirteen at the time.

I personally could care less.

And that's also why you always carry a spare quarter.

I remember being in line for Subway at uni and some guy in front of us announced very loudly "I just lost the game" and looked around looking for a reaction. We all just blank stared him, not flickering. He then sheepishly bought his subway and left, I imagine to go have a cry.
That was pretty funny.

Wazzzzzzzzzzzzzuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuup?!?!? !

Pretty much the only appropriate reaction, now or ever.

That or that one XKCD comic.

Seconding loyal. My mind has defaulted to mild contempt at anyone that ill carries on that damn thing. I thought maybe the military would be free of it, but no. The dweebish masses continue to fortify that terrible practice.

History Lesson, kiddies!
 

Yeah, it kinda lost its appeal when damn near everyone on RaiRO had to say they failed at this interactive event that was, truthfully, neither interactive nor something not-failable in the first place.

I guess you could call it an event of sorts, but only of sorts.