Issun
(He/Him)
In just over half a decade, Top 50 threads have become an integral part of Talking Time, and we've had exactly 30 of them! They were all excellent, too, and have encompassed a wide variety of topics, from games to comics to mythical critters (and surprisingly, only a third of them have been vidjyagame related).
So let's take a look back at the lists of things Talking Time likes best. I will be posting an entry from one list each day for the next thirty days. Said entry was handpicked by the list runner as the one they wanted to represent said list. If the list runner did not answer my PM, I chose an entry myself at my own discretion. So if anyone doesn't like the entry I picked from their list, they have no one to blame but themselves (although if you PM me your choices before I get to that list and before August 30th, the day before the old forums close, I'll do that one).
Feel free to discuss each days list, talk about what you might have submitted if you didn't submit a list, what you would change about your list if you did submit one, and what your favorite memories/entries were from the list.
So with what subject did a tradition with such a rich, storied history begin? I'm glad you asked...
So let's take a look back at the lists of things Talking Time likes best. I will be posting an entry from one list each day for the next thirty days. Said entry was handpicked by the list runner as the one they wanted to represent said list. If the list runner did not answer my PM, I chose an entry myself at my own discretion. So if anyone doesn't like the entry I picked from their list, they have no one to blame but themselves (although if you PM me your choices before I get to that list and before August 30th, the day before the old forums close, I'll do that one).
Feel free to discuss each days list, talk about what you might have submitted if you didn't submit a list, what you would change about your list if you did submit one, and what your favorite memories/entries were from the list.
So with what subject did a tradition with such a rich, storied history begin? I'm glad you asked...