That explains things. The forum sometimes has issues with time.
You see, back in 1542, there was a small monastery populated only by a man known as, "E." Not even he knew what this initial stood for, but people got used to it and he was known simply as, "Monk E." Anyway, one day, E was going through some parchment and found some strange scribbling on one page. "Fleg bec nokwangin plit!" he shouted. I should have mentioned this before, but E spoke his own language. The locals called it, Gibberish. Loosely translated, what E meant was, "What on Earth is a Songs Forum?"
Later that morning, another page was found. "Naag vesdiquonk zi?" Well, you understand. Another page appeared out of thin air, covered in strange markings. E slammed the page down, dropped to his knees and shouted, "Kuwg pa moj lutch newb!" As you know, this is where we get the common expression, "Hey, you in the future, knock it off!" For many years, some scholars were also confused about the last part of the phrase, which some translated as, "The feeling's mutual, Daryk."