Well, it's been something else.
CheapAssGamer has done something unthinkable.
Within the boundaries of this vast online experience, a single force, with only the passion to thrive, has done so.
CAG has done so in a manner, not likely to be replicated anywhere else in our time.
This place has become our haven; our sanctuary.
Why though? How could such a place exist, yet not exist? We all know about virtuality, but CAG is much more than that.
I'd hate to bring religion into this, but I can think of only one account, which appears to have been mimic-ed.
Seriously, think about the intent of this place. We gather here each day, with only one thing in our hearts. HOPE!
Whether it's a service, a friend or companion, or some sort of advice or support, this is the place that offers us guidance.
I don't see this place, as a place at all, though.
No,.. I have an obscure perception of this being known as CheapAssGamer.
CAG is an entity in my eyes. The personification of our inner spirit. An amalgomation of our personalities and human traits, waiting at this ambiguous web address, for simple interaction.
I feel each day, as if I'm confiding in a friend. Each piece of advice CAG offers me, helps me to operate in this society, a tremendous amount more efficiently.
Every connection, feels like a similar experience in my life, as we are all alike in one particular sense. A comment made by a regular, sounds like a meer memory to me, because I've been there before.
An unthinkable question, that would appear complex to the non-CAG'er, is one that resides in the minds of us all, here.
I honestly feel as if I've made a friend, which sounds frightening, but it's the truth. I know that I'm not alone, for we all are unified here. Sharing information, and offering up tidbits of our trials and tribulations. Most importantly, sharing our hopes and dreams.
With that said, I toss out my thanks to you Cheapy.
You've given us a life, that we never had the chance to live.
As a poor child, like most of us here, I couldn't bask in the luxurious toys of my youth. Even if CAG manifested back in the Atari age, we would still have to do without.
I'm not a religious person, but I have laid my faith with you. My son, will now have the chance to live through me, through my things. As silly as that sounds, I can only think about what he would become without me.
My decisions are honest, and just. So with an acknowledgement, my wife can pass on my legacy, in any case.
I'm just grateful that we've all pulled through the hard times. It may be rough for some of still, but at least we have our Messiah.
You've been the light, the sound.... The Gospel!
Everyday, I say hello, and ask for your approval, and I'm always rewarded with your kind words, and loving kisses.
Thanks a bunch, as I always say.
Congratulations on our 20,000th. We are now THAT much stronger.
