I get it, we're supposed to sniff this fragment of your program, and bloodhoundlike track down the whole source so we can tell you what the problem is. I've done this. The problem is that your program structure is bizarre. Try doing anything else.
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(defun send (target event)
"@arg[target]{An @class{event-mixin}.}
@arg[event]{An @class{event}.}
@short{Schedules an event for dispatch at a future time.} The event will be
delivered to the target object during the update portion of the game loop."
(send-event *game* target event))
>>7 also back to the imageboards.
So you respond to an obvious troll just to reiterate that failure of a meme? I think it is rather you who should fuck off of /prog/.
More of a member of an industry-standard family of phrases for acknowledging (and attempting to alienate) a particular mentality than a catchphrase or meme.