Museum of Memes

All similarities with real persons are purely fictional.
1990's: "Once we saw Him offline as there was no Internet".
2000's: "Then we witnessed his Coming to us as he joined our Lobby via LAN".
2009: "Later we lost the light of his Grace as he maintained a broadband internet connection and left our LAN Lobby".
2010: "Vadik, The Great Slaveborn, The Slavest Hound, split His soul between CS:GO and Dota and sacrificed his Offline Life for us to live in peace and prosperity".
2016: "The last of us are coming together to Witness and Honor the mysterious moment of his Great Sacrifice".

We declare ourselves as Vadik's Witnesses, True Slaveborn Keepers of his Eternal Light.

Vadik [also Slaveborn, the Great Slaveborn, the Slavest Hound] - the main character whom we devote this little humble group;
(the) Coming - the moment when Slaveborn grew up and played CS 1.6 for the first time with his friends online;
(the) Lobby - any game lobby created for playing a multiplayer game or a meeting with buddies in the country house;
(the) Grace - can be understood as an amount of attention a random person pays you to keep relationship or friendship in order;
(the) Offline Life - it's where normal people always are;
(to) Witness - is an action performed by us to show our deepest sympathy to the Slaveborn and to recognize him (can be done by playing online with tags "slaveborn", "vw-slaveborn" etc.);
(the) Sacrifice - a sacred action performed by Slaveborn to save us from sinking completely into Dota and CS:GO gameplay, his example is a warning to all of us, he wants to say: "I am a Slaveborn Thou shall not act like me".

1. We never install Dota on our PCs to memorize the Sacrifice of the Slaveborn.
2. We never play CS:GO with AWPs, wallhacks, aim or P90 all the rounds in a row as no one dares to identify himself with the image of the Slavest Hound.
3. We are all good buddies and play games for fun, we do not waste precious hours of human's short life.
All similarities with real persons are purely fictional.