User talk:Jason 'Fock'n' Stafam

Uh, hello?

Mr.Stafam, I'm not sure if I understand half of what you're saying. In the word of Cousin Avi: "I thought this country spawned the f***in' language and so far nobody seems to speak it."

Anyway, thank you for the praise. I'm flattered, even though I may not deserve all that credit you gave me.

P.S. I think Vinnie Jones would kick your ass, though. And probably crush your nut as well. -- Kittithaj 21:35, 26 July 2009 (BST)

Out of character, you are? Well, so I am.

Firstly, if you haven't noticed yet, that comment above was a joke. Since you obviously are Statham's fan. Me, on the other hand, always like Jones' crazy antics since he was a soccer FOOTBALL player in Wimbledon FC.

Secondly, the part about flattering is true, though. The first time I saw your praising comment, I thought you were just joking, or worse, being sarcastic. Because frankly, that radio broadcast of mine was just a common sense. It is hardly praiseworthy. I didn't reply to you at first because I thought you were not serious about it. But when I know you are, I'm just flattered.

Lastly, no need to apologize about anything. As I said, I'm a freelance. No one can make me do anything I don't want to, in this game at least. I only follow good leadership. Back when the DA still ruled Dulston, I cooperated with them because I felt they were doing their job. But when they declared war on DEM, I never joined. I even spoke strongly against it, because I believe killing another pro-survivor group is never right. While in Santlerville, I went into trouble with the Beavers because they employed a PKer to aid their cause. Because of my independent nature, I never feel like you were forcing me to lead up any resistance.

But then again, because of my independent nature, I may never form up another group by myself. Radio broadcasting and asking people in the same building is within my interest, though. And I do that quite frequently, albeit anonymously most of the time.

So, thanks again for the praise. I'll try to ask people around, maybe make some broadcasts, gather the willing. But don't expect too much from me, you might be disappointed. -- Kittithaj 23:27, 29 July 2009 (BST)

Fine, thank you.

I and DTangent's survivor alt are getting along just fine in Raines Hills. Those radio debates continue in personal form. I choose not to broadcast any more (the lack of transmitters in this suburb helps, too.) As I have told you before, every time I make myself known over the radio, troubles follow. And this time, my life was threatened by some people who don't appreciate my broadcasts. That, combined with the fact that you Bunnies turn pro-survivor, are the reasons I left Santlerville. Beavers and Bunnies can take care of it just fine. And it's not worth staying if I risk waking up with a splitting headache every morning. So the most sensible thing is to go elsewhere. And since Raines Hills needs help recovering from MOB's attack, I stay there. When everything is done, I'm heading to my hometown of Dulston.

You guys seem to do a good job as a pro-survivor group. But I see there are a few who still distrust you. Redemption does come at a price. It's the cross you have to bear for a while. As you prove yourselves useful, people of Santlerville will accept you. Good luck. -- Kittithaj 01:06, 25 September 2009 (BST)