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MrFusion

Austin, TX
Joined Oct 2004
Member #336

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MrFusion
3 days ago

Who Left the Lights On?

Hey...

Wait a minute...

MrFusion
last year
Goodbye, Rooster Teeth. Thank you for the entertainment. Thank you for the community. Thank you. -Patrick L.
MrFusion
last year
"Everything that has a beginning, has an end, Neo" Hey, it's been 21 years since I got an email from a buddy over at Dell about this funny, yet weird show from some guys in Austin. There was an FTP that went out with our little group, to download the movie file. I followed for the next two decades. I made friends. Saw people grow up. Get married. Have kids. Move on. As the doors shut down to this place, I want to wish everyone the best of luck, the best of journeys and the best out of life. No matter what the next chapter holds for any of us, whether your staff, mods or fans, the next chapter, as frightening as it may be, can be something incredible. I have many close friends thanks to this community. I have had so many fucking laughs thanks to this content. Just...ugh...fuck! thanks for everything. -Patrick Lopez
MrFusion
3 years ago
Let's Talk Food
For those of you that have been to RTX and had a chance to try the food scene in Austin, did you leave the city thinking "I need to learn how to cook that!"
MrFusion
5 years ago
I've been debating for quite a while on whether or not I should post my thoughts on here. I sure feels like a lifetime ago when journals on the Rooster Teeth site were a great resource for folks to vent, work through the issues they were having in their lives, and find support from the community of a common threads. While the community is still there to a large degree, so much has changed, and recently so much has come to light that has really effected so many of you. As more and more info comes in daily, it does sicken me that so many of you had your trust broken. You sought community, fellowship and even a safe haven from whatever you were experiencing in your personal lives. You developed friendships, established some form of loyalty and fanship with so many here, including those that have been exposed as bad people. I'm sorry so many of you have had to be silent for so long. I'm sorry you had your trust compromised. I'm just sorry. Last week, I realized it had been 16 years since I joined the community site. In that time I've seen so many of you grow up, grow old (like me), and even grow out of many things RT. It get it. It happens. But like all things, a younger and excited generation cycled in and got to experience the dynamic content that the company was putting out. Little did I know so many of you were being preyed upon by an individual that some of you befriend, and many of you admired. It makes me angry because, at 42 years old, there is a level of responsibility that those of us that have been here so long feel we should shoulder. Welcoming in newcomers, showing them how embracing the community can be and how there's a place for them to share interests with so many from all across the world. There are so many awesome people that work at Rooster Teeth. I've gotten to work with and know so many of them over the years and I will tell you that it breaks their hearts and they are hurting with all of you. I'm not going to tell you how to feel, or what to do given all the information coming to light. But, my only suggestion is this; please don't feel like you have to process these feelings alone. There are so many wonderful people in the community that want your voice to be heard, that want you to feel safe, and are ready to help. Don't give up on the community. Now is the time to embrace the community. For those of you that have been here for a long time, now is the time to take a leadership role. Join a community group, talk to their mods, let them know you want to be there, and be ready to listen. That's the most powerful weapon in our arsenal, the ability to listen. Just so you know, I am here, and I'm here ready to listen. -P
MrFusion
5 years ago
Let's Talk Food
Testing out a new smoker. 3 hours into it, the brisket is getting a very nice bark. This smoker does have issues keeping a steady 250 degrees, though. Let's see how it turns out in another 8/9 hours. Prepping a new recipe for beans and a new recipe for mac n cheese. I've gotten so board at home, I've decided to work out my issues via cooking.
MrFusion
6 years ago
Let's Talk Food
While you're scrambling to purchase your RTX '20 badges, I wanted to open up discussion for attendees on their culinary experiences of previous RTXs. Most notably, I want to hear about places that you discovered that you enjoyed, beyond the same stops you've heard on RT Productions (Home Slice, Torchy's Rudy's, etc.), and while touring our amazing city. Also, you might have me drop a few suggestions if you really want to venture out of those few blocks of downtown to try something new.
MrFusion
6 years ago
Let's Talk Food
I recently discovered Mark Weins and his YouTube channel. He's a YTer that travels the world and tries food from literally anywhere...a restaurant, the back of a truck, on the street, etc. I enjoy shows like these because they aren't necessarily out there to promote a specific venue, they just show the mesh of food and culture. What are some of your favorite food shows?
MrFusion
6 years ago
Wrooster Teeth Wrestling
AEW's first Dynamite show ran circles around NXT on Wednesday night. AEW drew a shade over 1.4 million viewers for their inaugural weekly show, while NXT averaged 891,000 viewers. This is down from their 1 million they averaged the previous week. While this number is promising, it's worth nothing that it was a major event given that TNT last broadcast wrestling 18 years ago, so there was that initial excitement. Let's see if AEW can generate staying power every week.
MrFusion
6 years ago
15 years ago I was sitting in my living room, playing a cutesy little game called Manhunt, when I got the email invite to sign up for the new Rooster Teeth community site. I know many of you are still a bit surly from change. You're scared of the unknown, frustrated your "importance" has been played down since you no longer have a karma level, and staff awards to brag about, but the truth is, you're here for a couple of things: The content, and the people. Most of us aren't going to push forward with First, due to the sudden spike in cost (3x is not cool if you were grandfathered in), but you're gonna pop in on the site from time to time, you're gonna keep following folks on Discord and social media like you always have and deep down, you're gonna wish this company success. Because, at the end of the day, it's still Rooster Teeth. "You ever wonder why we're here?" A quote that bares even more significance now than it did 17 years ago. -P