So...

[Jibar]

*A picture was here*

I... think that's an answer.

[Azrael]

I... think that's an answer.

It was more of a response than an answer, I'll give you that.

[FdL]

And that is internet drama. People getting hideously upset on the internet about things that don't actually matter in the real world.

If you enjoy watching this happen, I suggest you have a look at

(...)

Wow...This is heavy stuff. There's actually people who look for internet's lowest, petty arguments and puerile discussions. They seem to thrive in what common sense has taught us to avoid...Like...cockroaches.
Meh, it's such a big world after all.

[Narmoth]

What I listened on when I was 16 (the list was smaller when I was 15):
Gary Moore (80s metal)
Black Sabbath (68-present, mostly 69-82)
Eagles (71-80)
Uriah Heep (69-present, mostly 69-85)
Deep Purple (67-present, mostly 70-76)
The Shadows (60-90, mostly 60-70)
Pink Floyd (68-95, almost exclusively 71-75)

Playing any instrument?

[Argent]

Anything before '87 is considered classic. So, yeah, you are old.

And if you think that's bad, wait for the days of "Classic Rap." That will seem like a bad dream.

There's nothing at all wrong with the idea of Classic Rap. Rap's been around long enough for the older stuff to achieve 'classic' status. Old Run DMC, De La Soul, Digital Underground, even early Beastie Boys -- all that I'd consider classic (and quality) rap.

[WhatIsGravity]

Now imagine what's happening on other websites: trolls are trolling, arguments are brewing, people are getting ready to heap abuse on one another, friendships will end. All because of a book. A children's book.

And that is internet drama. People getting hideously upset on the internet about things that don't actually matter in the real world.

That's exactly what I was referring to.