okay, sorry, super corny...) since near the beginning. And it's shocking how many just don't remember when they found it. As I said, I'd found it through the poparena. Watch his old Animorphs reviews, and you'll see the tagline over the intro "A Loving Ripoff of SF Debris," and I found him around December 2010. But it wasn't REALLY until September 2012 that I decided to check out this "mysterious" SF Debris. So glad I did.When did you discover Chuck's SF Debris show and how?
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Re: When did you discover Chuck's SF Debris show and how?
Sounds like you've been an SF Debris field object (the new name we should give to his fans! okay, sorry, super corny...) since near the beginning. And it's shocking how many just don't remember when they found it. As I said, I'd found it through the poparena. Watch his old Animorphs reviews, and you'll see the tagline over the intro "A Loving Ripoff of SF Debris," and I found him around December 2010. But it wasn't REALLY until September 2012 that I decided to check out this "mysterious" SF Debris. So glad I did.
okay, sorry, super corny...) since near the beginning. And it's shocking how many just don't remember when they found it. As I said, I'd found it through the poparena. Watch his old Animorphs reviews, and you'll see the tagline over the intro "A Loving Ripoff of SF Debris," and I found him around December 2010. But it wasn't REALLY until September 2012 that I decided to check out this "mysterious" SF Debris. So glad I did."A culture's teachings - and more importantly, the nature of its people - achieve definition in conflict. They find themselves, or find themselves lacking."
— Kreia, Knights of the Old Republic 2: The Sith Lords
— Kreia, Knights of the Old Republic 2: The Sith Lords
