bye
Post the leaving topics here.
first, karl tapes got demoted for sending hentai pics on discord which she claimed that it was her stepfather's doing(which i believe is true) but they still demoted her and now shes taking a 2 week break from LSRCR(such a naughty stepfather)
second, mateej left the server because he got ragebaited by the pakistani aimbotters
lastly, i got warned twice for moms jokes which is very stupid because he was clearly asking whats my favourite vandal skin.
I cant believe what the server has gone into, but I am a man of my word, with that being said I am officially leaving the server for good.
shoutout to oxy for letting me use his GTA that has special anime girl characters(which got me bricked sometimes)
uninstalled the game and deleted gta byee byeee
second, mateej left the server because he got ragebaited by the pakistani aimbotters
lastly, i got warned twice for moms jokes which is very stupid because he was clearly asking whats my favourite vandal skin.
I cant believe what the server has gone into, but I am a man of my word, with that being said I am officially leaving the server for good.
shoutout to oxy for letting me use his GTA that has special anime girl characters(which got me bricked sometimes)
uninstalled the game and deleted gta byee byeee
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- [Lsrcr]Naruto
- Posts: 714
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come on man don't leave the game you're an unique player I've seen in the game and most of players like u and know you're kidding no more and the community don't want to lose an adult player like you man so i hope if u change ur mind and back to us you are a funny person and its good not a bad thing
Regards your uc friend: Omar
Regards your uc friend: Omar
omg i cant believe my eyes !!! crazymix is leaving the community , this feels like an end of an era in lsrcr
my friend crazymix i will always remember our friendship and our advertures ,from how we used to grind pagati together to being the best trial moderators , i really hope you enjoy your life
outisde of lsrcr and i hope that your stepdad dosent send any hentai pictures in the discord and you make a leaving topic then comeback after 2 days to ' help the server reach 100 players' while there are 40 players in game
i will miss you my friend crazymix
my friend crazymix i will always remember our friendship and our advertures ,from how we used to grind pagati together to being the best trial moderators , i really hope you enjoy your life
outisde of lsrcr and i hope that your stepdad dosent send any hentai pictures in the discord and you make a leaving topic then comeback after 2 days to ' help the server reach 100 players' while there are 40 players in game
i will miss you my friend crazymix
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- [Lsrcr]oxy
- Posts: 1136
- Joined: February 22, 2013, 8:50 pm
- Location: Netherlands
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Farewell, Pro.
I don't even know where to begin because somehow "goodbye" feels far too small for someone who has been around for so long.
When I first saw this thread, I just stared at it for a while. I read it once. Then again. Then a third time, hoping somehow I had misunderstood it. It felt unreal. The kind of thing you know will happen one day, but never actually expect to see.
The truth is that people don't just leave a server.
They leave behind memories.
They leave behind moments.
They leave behind entire chapters of other people's lives.
And that's what makes this so difficult.
For years, your name was simply part of LSRCR. Not in the sense that you were a past administrator, but in the sense that you belonged here. Whenever I logged in, whenever I checked the forums, whenever I looked through old topics or saw familiar names, yours was always there somewhere. It became one of those names that felt permanent.
You know how certain buildings become landmarks in a city?
You stop noticing them because they're always there.
You assume they'll always be there tomorrow.
Then one day they're gone, and suddenly the entire skyline feels different.
That's what this feels like.
A piece of the skyline disappearing.
Not because the server is shutting down.
Not because the community is ending.
But because someone who helped define an era is no longer part of it.
It's strange how a game can mean so much.
To people outside of SAMP, it's just a game.
Just a server.
Just pixels on a screen.
But the people who were here know better.
We know that behind every username was a real person.
Behind every patrol, every chase, every arrest, every conversation, every argument, every laugh in chat, there were real memories being created.
We grew up here.
Some of us literally spent years of our lives here.
We came home from school and logged in.
We stayed awake far later than we should have.
We made friends.
We lost friends.
We watched people join.
We watched people leave.
And through all of those years, there were always a handful of names that remained familiar.
Your name was one of them.
I think what hurts the most about goodbyes isn't that someone leaves.
It's realizing there will never be another first day again.
There will never be another random interaction that becomes a funny story years later.
There will never be another unexpected conversation.
There will never be another moment where we don't yet know it will someday become a memory.
Everything from this point forward becomes something we look back on.
And that's the painful part.
Because suddenly all the ordinary moments become valuable.
The things nobody thought about at the time.
The routine days.
The random chats.
The moments where everyone was online.
The times when the server felt alive.
Back then we thought those days would last forever.
We were wrong.
Nothing lasts forever.
Not communities.
Not games.
Not eras.
Not people.
And maybe that's why this goodbye feels so heavy.
Because it isn't only saying goodbye to you.
It's saying goodbye to a piece of the past.
A piece of an era that many of us will never experience again.
There was something magical about those years.
Something impossible to recreate.
The excitement of logging in.
The familiar names.
The feeling that no matter how bad a day had been, there would always be people online.
A world waiting for us.
A second home.
And somehow your presence became part of that feeling.
When I think back on old memories, your name is just there.
Part of the background.
Part of the story.
Part of what made those years feel special.
Years from now, people will still remember the old days.
They'll remember the gangs.
The pursuits.
The events.
The forum posts.
The drama.
The friendships.
The laughs.
And somewhere in all of those memories, they'll remember you too.
Because that's what happens when someone leaves a mark on a community.
They stop being just another player.
They become part of the history.
Part of the stories people tell years later.
Part of the reason people smile when they think back on those days.
It's hard to explain, but when I think about SAMP now, I don't just remember the gameplay.
I remember the people.
Because the people were always what made it special.
Without them, it would have just been another server.
Another game.
Another place to pass the time.
Instead it became something unforgettable.
And people like you helped make that happen.
Maybe one day the server will be gone.
Maybe one day the forums will disappear.
Maybe one day the last player will log out.
But even then, the memories won't disappear.
Because they exist in all of us who were lucky enough to be there.
Lucky enough to experience those years.
Lucky enough to know the people who made them special.
And that's why this goodbye hurts.
Not because you're leaving.
But because your departure reminds us that time has passed.
That the years we loved so much are becoming memories.
That the people who made those years unforgettable are slowly moving on.
It's the realization that we can't go back.
No matter how much we want to.
No matter how many screenshots we save.
No matter how many old forum posts we read.
No matter how many stories we tell.
We can't return to those moments.
We can only remember them.
And maybe that's what makes them beautiful.
Thank you for being part of those memories.
Thank you for the years you spent here.
Thank you for every contribution, every moment, every interaction, and every memory that became part of this community's story.
When people speak about the old days, your name will always be one of the names that comes to mind.
Not because of a rank.
Not because of permissions.
Not because of a title.
But because you were part of what made this place feel alive.
Farewell, Pro.
The server will continue.
The city will continue.
People will keep playing.
Life will move forward.
But a small piece of the magic leaves with you today.
And while time will continue to pass, and new players will create new memories, there will always be a part of me that misses the days when names like yours filled the server, when everything felt simpler, and when none of us realized that we were living through the moments we'd someday miss the most.
Take care, Pro.
You will be missed more than words can ever properly describe.
And no matter how many years pass, the memories will never be forgotten.
Thank you for being part of an era that many of us will carry with us for the rest of our lives.
I don't even know where to begin because somehow "goodbye" feels far too small for someone who has been around for so long.
When I first saw this thread, I just stared at it for a while. I read it once. Then again. Then a third time, hoping somehow I had misunderstood it. It felt unreal. The kind of thing you know will happen one day, but never actually expect to see.
The truth is that people don't just leave a server.
They leave behind memories.
They leave behind moments.
They leave behind entire chapters of other people's lives.
And that's what makes this so difficult.
For years, your name was simply part of LSRCR. Not in the sense that you were a past administrator, but in the sense that you belonged here. Whenever I logged in, whenever I checked the forums, whenever I looked through old topics or saw familiar names, yours was always there somewhere. It became one of those names that felt permanent.
You know how certain buildings become landmarks in a city?
You stop noticing them because they're always there.
You assume they'll always be there tomorrow.
Then one day they're gone, and suddenly the entire skyline feels different.
That's what this feels like.
A piece of the skyline disappearing.
Not because the server is shutting down.
Not because the community is ending.
But because someone who helped define an era is no longer part of it.
It's strange how a game can mean so much.
To people outside of SAMP, it's just a game.
Just a server.
Just pixels on a screen.
But the people who were here know better.
We know that behind every username was a real person.
Behind every patrol, every chase, every arrest, every conversation, every argument, every laugh in chat, there were real memories being created.
We grew up here.
Some of us literally spent years of our lives here.
We came home from school and logged in.
We stayed awake far later than we should have.
We made friends.
We lost friends.
We watched people join.
We watched people leave.
And through all of those years, there were always a handful of names that remained familiar.
Your name was one of them.
I think what hurts the most about goodbyes isn't that someone leaves.
It's realizing there will never be another first day again.
There will never be another random interaction that becomes a funny story years later.
There will never be another unexpected conversation.
There will never be another moment where we don't yet know it will someday become a memory.
Everything from this point forward becomes something we look back on.
And that's the painful part.
Because suddenly all the ordinary moments become valuable.
The things nobody thought about at the time.
The routine days.
The random chats.
The moments where everyone was online.
The times when the server felt alive.
Back then we thought those days would last forever.
We were wrong.
Nothing lasts forever.
Not communities.
Not games.
Not eras.
Not people.
And maybe that's why this goodbye feels so heavy.
Because it isn't only saying goodbye to you.
It's saying goodbye to a piece of the past.
A piece of an era that many of us will never experience again.
There was something magical about those years.
Something impossible to recreate.
The excitement of logging in.
The familiar names.
The feeling that no matter how bad a day had been, there would always be people online.
A world waiting for us.
A second home.
And somehow your presence became part of that feeling.
When I think back on old memories, your name is just there.
Part of the background.
Part of the story.
Part of what made those years feel special.
Years from now, people will still remember the old days.
They'll remember the gangs.
The pursuits.
The events.
The forum posts.
The drama.
The friendships.
The laughs.
And somewhere in all of those memories, they'll remember you too.
Because that's what happens when someone leaves a mark on a community.
They stop being just another player.
They become part of the history.
Part of the stories people tell years later.
Part of the reason people smile when they think back on those days.
It's hard to explain, but when I think about SAMP now, I don't just remember the gameplay.
I remember the people.
Because the people were always what made it special.
Without them, it would have just been another server.
Another game.
Another place to pass the time.
Instead it became something unforgettable.
And people like you helped make that happen.
Maybe one day the server will be gone.
Maybe one day the forums will disappear.
Maybe one day the last player will log out.
But even then, the memories won't disappear.
Because they exist in all of us who were lucky enough to be there.
Lucky enough to experience those years.
Lucky enough to know the people who made them special.
And that's why this goodbye hurts.
Not because you're leaving.
But because your departure reminds us that time has passed.
That the years we loved so much are becoming memories.
That the people who made those years unforgettable are slowly moving on.
It's the realization that we can't go back.
No matter how much we want to.
No matter how many screenshots we save.
No matter how many old forum posts we read.
No matter how many stories we tell.
We can't return to those moments.
We can only remember them.
And maybe that's what makes them beautiful.
Thank you for being part of those memories.
Thank you for the years you spent here.
Thank you for every contribution, every moment, every interaction, and every memory that became part of this community's story.
When people speak about the old days, your name will always be one of the names that comes to mind.
Not because of a rank.
Not because of permissions.
Not because of a title.
But because you were part of what made this place feel alive.
Farewell, Pro.
The server will continue.
The city will continue.
People will keep playing.
Life will move forward.
But a small piece of the magic leaves with you today.
And while time will continue to pass, and new players will create new memories, there will always be a part of me that misses the days when names like yours filled the server, when everything felt simpler, and when none of us realized that we were living through the moments we'd someday miss the most.
Take care, Pro.
You will be missed more than words can ever properly describe.
And no matter how many years pass, the memories will never be forgotten.
Thank you for being part of an era that many of us will carry with us for the rest of our lives.
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- [Lsrcr]Kyou
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June 2, 2026, 2:45 pmCrazymix wrote: first, karl tapes got demoted for sending hentai pics on discord which she claimed that it was her stepfather's doing(which i believe is true) but they still demoted her and now shes taking a 2 week break from LSRCR(such a naughty stepfather)Please don't go, or I'll cry ghetooo plzzz don't gooo aaahhhhh ghetoooo aw aw
second, mateej left the server because he got ragebaited by the pakistani aimbotters
lastly, i got warned twice for moms jokes which is very stupid because he was clearly asking whats my favourite vandal skin.
I cant believe what the server has gone into, but I am a man of my word, with that being said I am officially leaving the server for good.
shoutout to oxy for letting me use his GTA that has special anime girl characters(which got me bricked sometimes)
uninstalled the game and deleted gta byee byeee
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