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Wait, they are? Oops. I was reading your PM on my phone in a hurry. Apologies for jumbling up the details.

...Computer stolen; Jack actually confirmed this, as the IP address of his account is apparently different than before. I don't know where he is, what he's up to, or how he's doing, but I hope the old Angler is holding up. He was the only reason I stuck around this place for as long as I did...

...Why on earth he would do such a thing. We both discussed leaving in the past, and he always said he would just "quietly slip away" (as did I) without making a big fuss over leaving. Obviously, deleting all of his postings is unnecessary, and spamming vulgar phrases is completely...

I actually messaged him myself about a month ago, and, due to the fact that he appears to be taking one of his usual breaks from the site, he hasn't responded yet. However, come yesterday evening, "he" deleted all of his messages, threads, and (like with Mona) edited all of his past PMs to a...

I'm in the same boat as Mona, here. Angler publicly said on multiple occasions that he was only sticking around to interact with a few certain people, myself included. He and I chatted privately here and there very often, and he expressed interest in keeping contact with me after I told him I...

Oh, dear... No joke. It's all gone. Well, there go my write-ups in "Animation Appreciation", and everyone else's posts, too. You don't think it could have been some bizarre server error, do you, CM30? I can't fathom why Angler would suddenly go through every last one of his posts and delete them...

Good Lord. I must have blocked this out of my memory, because I don't remember that intro at all. This is some of the most abysmal, no-effort CG character animation I have ever seen, in anything, ever. And what's with those bizarre cuts and zooms? Who the Hell was in charge of...

That reminds me... Last year, I began writing a dream journal -- for those who aren't in the know, a dream journal is a little diary of sorts in which someone documents all of their dream ventures, usually soon after waking up (you'll forget them very quickly if you don't write it down). Most...

What a quaint little community we have here.

As much as I'd like to help you through this, Ninja, dropping cryptic statements instead of giving a decisive answer is not going to help anyone at all.

In a literal or figurative sense?

D'aw... How are the folks on this website always so affectionate? It's almost uncanny.

Y'ouch. Playing golf with your shed tools lying about, eh?

Mario's Tennis was a fine game, if a bit forgettable. The only thing that ever stuck with me was the soundtrack. And boy, was that soundtrack ever an earworm... I can still hum every tune. This is a particularly lovely one (even the description of the video acknowledges it's brilliance!)...

I think the biggest reason so many people regard VBWL as being a notch above virtually (heh) every other Virtual Boy game is because it was the only big-budget, action-adventure platformer on the console. The rest of the library mostly consisted of basic arcade-style games that were decent...

My above comment was a reference to a certain something I'm positive our good pal Ninja_Cat will recognize. Hehe.

Why? Because he's dead.

Whoops. I began writing the above message nearly 30 minutes ago and only now came back to finish it. I didn't receive a notification informing me of your second message until after sending mine. Bleh... Well, in response to your second message: The Disney adaptation was a 40-minute animated...

EDIT: Disregard this! The book is truly lovely. I was lucky enough to own a copy of The Wind in the Willows growing up, and it's been one of my favorite English works ever since (which is saying a lot, because I was born and raised on many English things, be it English literature, film, or...