Gay Pillar
| Gay Pillar | |
|---|---|
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| Owner | None |
| Builders |  46mm |
| Construction | |
| Started | 15 March 2022 |
| Finished | 15 March 2022 (turned into a monument) |
| Location | |
| Dimension | Overworld |
| Coordinates |  |
The Gay Pillar (named by Norbert011 and raddicted) was originally apart of a grief committed by 46mm during the Dupe War, but was decided to be preserved and turned into a monument. Together with the Nether portal and Server Museum, it is one of the only constructions by 46mm that is still standing to this day.
Currently, the Gay Pillar is not owned by any player. However, it has been declared as a protected build by Oak Hills, due to it's historical significance.
History[edit]
Creation[edit]
After 46mm was banned by 44cckw for griefing his house, he set out for revenge. 46mm joined the server a few hours later at 00:52 with his alternative account Arctor, and acted like a normal player. This was not suspicious, as getting new players was a common occurrence. He received building permission shortly after joining.
44cckw logged off for the night at 01:28, leaving 46mm, Norbert011 and raddicted online. 46mm would immediately begin to act suspicious, with him beginning to destroy Mope222's mudhole. A large griefing-spree would occur, and many builds in downtown Oak Hills was hit by the attack.
44cckw rejoined the server at 01:47 and instantly banned 46mm's alt account, after receiving messages on Discord about the griefing. The griefs was considered to be very weak, as he only placed water buckets everywhere in Oak Hills without doing anything significant damage. Since the grief was not that bad, it was quickly repaired, with no rollback needed. However, one part of the grief was not removed, and that was the weird pillar of netherrack, brick and wood that was built in Oak Hills. raddicted and Norbert011 agreed to keep the grief, and to preserve it as a "monument of his mental retardation".
raddicted : honestly, keep it
Norbert011 : we call it the gay monument
