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Snore.

you both drink and get shit face

This wouldn't happen.

So... how could I possibly know.

If I was sober, and she was drunk, I wouldn't have sex with her.

I wouldn't.

Quote from: Verbatim on January 28, 2015, 01:58:24 PM

No matter how "not generic" it is, it's still a shooter, and I hate that.

And what exactly is so awful about shooters?

Everything.

Noodles joins the fray. His type is Ground.

Only four types remain: Normal, Poison, Steel, and Water.

all right

Things are never just "bad"--it's always the worst thing ever for me.

Can you not

apparently this is a "girly" thing to say, but i used to say this too

except i'd say "could you not" because it's more grammatically correct

not necessarily "catch phrases" but stuff that you say a lot
maybe even too much

"I'm just saying". I'm just saying, it's a pretty good way to placate people who are on your case over something, that's all. You don't have to get all hung up about it. Sometimes I use it to clarify a point that I made, too.

"Literally". I literally never use this word incorrectly, but I do use it too often, I think.

"Like". I'm, like, practically a valley girl when it comes to this word. Like, especially in chat rooms. Sometimes I think it, like, gets on people's nerves.

"At all". I don't understand why I use this term so much. At all. It makes me sound douche-y, which is useful, but sometimes I use it even when I'm not trying to sound douche-y.

"Or some shit". Sometimes extended to "or some shit like that," or some shit like that. I love taking advantage of the word "shit" with all its versatility.

And many more.

Ever notice how you just say the same shit sometimes? Who do you think influenced the way you speak? When you finish watching a movie, do you subconsciously start talking like the people in the movie for the rest of the night?

Because suicide has ever been heroic.

ikr

it's supposed to be ironic

Speak like a normal fucking human, please. I have no idea what "an hero" is.

It's even more common than "get some sun".

It means suicide, and is derived from someone on the Internet who was talking about some guy who had killed himself, and he described him as "an hero".

Gardevoir can be male. Gallade requires the Ralts to be male, but Gardevoir can be either gender.

So any company that makes a product for a certain group is at fault when someone from outside that group uses the product and finds it unsatisfactory?

So, Infinity Ward are at fault for not including a racing game into CoD in case people that only like racing games play Advanced Warfare?

...Kinda, yeah. I mean, "fault" is kind of a shitty to use for that, but I mean, I think you know what I'm getting at. They're taking a risk, as all companies sort of have to do. The risk diminishes as soon as the franchise stays afloat and there's a loyal fanbase who is willing to purchase every game in the series, but it's still sort of there.

If I made something, and someone didn't like it, I'd kind of feel guilty, because I didn't make it enjoyable enough. Especially if I wasted their time and money.