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==How it came to be== | ==How it came to be== | ||
| − | Legend has it that #lemonade was a channel used for some secret project or other by SammyBeany and a few others. After an incident occurred in the then-central [[#SRB2]] channel, #lemonade was used as a refuge for banned members of #SRB2. After a period of time, the community of #lemonade grew from "ANGER AT #SRB2 UUURGH" to an actual, somewhat close-knit group of people who have productive (and unproductive) conversation. Many members of #lemonade frequent both it and [[Sonic Eats Rings]], contrary to popular belief that the two are mutually exclusive | + | Legend has it that #lemonade was a channel used for some secret project or other by SammyBeany and a few others. After an incident occurred in the then-central [[#SRB2]] channel, #lemonade was used as a refuge for banned members of #SRB2. After a period of time, the community of #lemonade grew from "ANGER AT #SRB2 UUURGH" to an actual, somewhat close-knit group of people who have productive (and unproductive) conversation. Many members of #lemonade frequent both it and [[Sonic Eats Rings]], contrary to popular belief that the two are mutually exclusive. |
== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
Revision as of 12:23, 26 March 2008
Note: The proper name is #lemonade, but Wiki's limitations prevent the proper title from being shown.
An IRC channel on the PSIGenix (formerly Xelium) network. Owned by SammyBeany, but operated by a gang of British mafia extremists.
How it came to be
Legend has it that #lemonade was a channel used for some secret project or other by SammyBeany and a few others. After an incident occurred in the then-central #SRB2 channel, #lemonade was used as a refuge for banned members of #SRB2. After a period of time, the community of #lemonade grew from "ANGER AT #SRB2 UUURGH" to an actual, somewhat close-knit group of people who have productive (and unproductive) conversation. Many members of #lemonade frequent both it and Sonic Eats Rings, contrary to popular belief that the two are mutually exclusive.
