How can I be wrong when this was my answer?

good taste tbh

Quote from: oss on August 16, 2015, 12:13:31 PM

>one song

It is the most recognizable song from the soundtrack you dipshits.

The whole thing is amazing.

I fap to incest

probably jim

lol I can't drive

All of those look gay as fuk except Incredibles. Idk what that one with the dinosaur is though so.

Deez nuts

I had a dream once where this weird-ass creepy looking giant baby bit the top of my head off.

Sounds like that Drakengard game

Fuck you assholes

Devo.

Damn

Quote from: Jim on August 14, 2015, 06:54:48 PM

Not if you wear grey shoes and grey belts.

If you're going to wear grey shoes, absolutely don't wear a grey belt (in fact, just never wear a grey belt). Grey is less formal than dark brown and should be matched with other colors in a semiformal suit or blazer combination. At that point you're wearing the shoes as a statement or to make your outfit more casual, so matching isn't a priority (or really desirable).

And if he's dropping $90 on a wallet, I would hope that he has to wear suits or jackets regularly or else it's just expensive flair.

Grey belts look fine. Grey is really not any less formal than brown either. Nothing wrong with doing it, it just isn't commonly done.

And it probably is expensive flair.

Quote from: Jim on August 14, 2015, 06:54:48 PM

Quote from: HurtfulTurkey on August 14, 2015, 06:50:27 PM

Always brown. It'll match shoes and belts far more often than gray would.

Not if you wear grey shoes and grey belts. But yeah if you wear brown belts and shoes it will match better obviously. Regardless, nobody really cares about matching wallets because it's in your goddamn pocket most of the time.

Also the matchy matchy shit is really only important when you're wearing a suit or just "nice" clothes in general.

What're you a faggot hipster?

Yes actually

Nice lookin' wallet, but I could never justify spending that much on a wallet, and this is coming from a pseudo-/fa/ggot. Grey is a good color for stuff like that, though; it goes with most things and it isn't too distracting.

Get the fuck out you homo fuck

I dunno how this thread went from Snowden to piracy, but I'm going to throw my 2 cents in anyway.

I don't pirate, and I've literally never pirated anything in my life except I think when I downloaded a song off of Youtube when I was like 13 if you count that.

The fact is that piracy IS stealing. That is factual, whether you want to believe otherwise or not. Despite this, I do not think that piracy should be dealt with the way it has been, because it doesn't work. Personally, I don't even believe that artists should demand payment for their art aside from a few exceptions. If you choose to make art for money I think you go against what it actually means to create art. However, if artists want to be payed for their art that is their right, but if they want to get payed then they should focus on touring, selling merchandise, or selling their music with some incentive to actually want to buy it as opposed to download it. The punishment for piracy should fit the crime, which it rarely does at this time.

Basically, piracy is stealing and I think stealing is wrong, but you shouldn't expect to make money on your art and demonize your fanbase (Metallica) because they pirate your music. I also think that if an artist is dead, NOBODY should be making money off of their music in a digital format anymore. CDs, vinyl, etc you have to sell so that's fine, but digital media costs nothing to distribute, and I think it's fucking retarded that I have to pay money to buy a digital John Coltrane album when he's been dead for ages. Movies/music/games or whatever that have been long dead and cannot be easily found anymore (games like Mother 3 or something) should be free to download and do what you want with. However, as a note on that last statement, I also understand sometimes companies will resurrect a game, and even put it back up for sale (Earthbound on the virtual console), so I can understand why there would be an argument to not pirate old/unobtainable games, movies, etc.