#i hate goodbyes

Some are quite fervent in hyperemphasizing their flaws as a company and tragically, it too often came at the pursuit of dunking on RWBY when peeling back the charged language.

Of course, the counterpoint to "Don't speak ill of the dead" i.e. "Don't be an asshole when alive" can certainly apply. But I still come here to remember Rooster Teeth's site not as what it failed to fully be but what it was warts and all.

The good, the bad, the ugly in between.

We had a Halo fanmade series that went from a few guys dicking around to this legitimized expansion to the Sci-Fi franchise.

We've had podcasts and skits that ranged from commentary on current events to just... dicking around.

We've have an Anime that outlived its creator, was carried on by those who valued him and is poised to outlast its company of origin.

We've had a raunchy comedy that felt like South Park but if it legit gave a sh*t and didn't try the "Both Sides" BS. It cared about itself and its audience.

Because somebody fucking had to.

We had a promising wild west fantasy that may not be put out to pasture just yet but sadly wasn't done many favors.

We had a love letter to mecha Anime with some... unfortunate funds allocated from those more deserving. One that can't hands.

The wrong hands tragically...

I don't need to wonder why we were here.

This.

This is why.

Even now, many of their creators are picking up the pieces. It won't be the same like it was but it never truly is, is it?

So you can dress 'em down all you want for very documented wrongs. Bleat on about "Monty's Vision" or RvB Zero like it even matters.

I tried to look to see if anyone else had this thought, and I didn't see it, but I just want to say-before destroy y'all's hearts-I'm sorry, I'm so, so, sorry.

I, as much as everyone else, am so excited about seeing David Tennant back as the Doctor. But apparently because I like to hurt myself, my brain immediately was like, "Damn, now we have to say goodbye again!" Which like, totally sucks in and of itself but then it got me thinking...

We've had David leave us twice as the Doctor-the first time was his very first regeneration of course, and then again on the 50th Anniversary, when he gets back in his Tardis to fly off somewhere. Both of these times, he's said the infamous words that break hearts everywhere. "I don't want to go." (David you're an ass, we adore you).

I've given this some thought, and even though those seem to be his "parting words" each time, and it SUCKS each time, I think it's going to be worse. I think this man will find a way to look dead into the camera, like he's talking directly to us and say,

"It's time for me to go now...and y'know, I think I'm ok with that."

AND I SWEAR TO F**** GOD DAVID, HOW MANY TIMES THIS YEAR WILL YOU GO AROUND BREAKING OUR HEARTS!?!?!?!?!