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The Flood / Re: Smoking cigarettes
« on: September 16, 2014, 05:38:46 AM »
I'm not anti-tobacco, far from it. I just hate the harmful chemicals the cigarette companies saturate the tobacco with in order to hook you and to dilute for profit.

Smoke a pipe, it's healthier and classier
Smoke cigars if you have the money
Buy a shisha pipe, flavoured tobacco is really nice and none of the harmful chemicals are in them.

If cigarettes weren't loaded with the shit that they are I'd still be smoking them.
I usually just roll my own cigarettes with tobacco I know is undiluted with those shitty Big Tobacco chemicals.

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The Flood / Re: Smoking cigarettes
« on: September 16, 2014, 05:35:02 AM »
Oh, and I will. I don't intend to live past 40, anyway.

...why?

The fuck?
Life is for the young. Don't have any desire to be an old man. Also, that philosophy lets me do the self-damaging things I so love to do.
I can get that idea at 70 or 80. But 40? 40 isn't even that old.
70 or 80 is way too old.

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The Flood / Re: Smoking cigarettes
« on: September 16, 2014, 05:32:29 AM »
Yes, cigarettes don't remove stress. They remove the anxiety the chemicals from cigarettes cause in your brain making you feel like you need another one. Which is why people equate the absence of that anxiety with it "reducing stress". Especially if you smoke after a stressful event.

Do some research. Stop inhaling poison and paying the scum of the Earth to make even more.
Do you just skim over my posts? I have never, in all my years of smoking them occasionally, ever felt like I "needed another one." How do you explain that?

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The Flood / Re: Smoking cigarettes
« on: September 16, 2014, 05:28:42 AM »
Oh, and I will. I don't intend to live past 40, anyway.

...why?

The fuck?
Life is for the young. Don't have any desire to be an old man. Also, that philosophy lets me do the self-damaging things I so love to do.

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The Flood / Re: Smoking cigarettes
« on: September 16, 2014, 05:25:43 AM »
Because smoking cigarettes is fucking ridiculous and the only "stress" they "reduce" is the anxiety you get from the addiction which is worse than being addicted to cocaine.
Only losers get addicted. I'll smoke a cigarette once every week or two, but I've never felt compelled to smoke them in the years I've been doing it. Many times, situations have made me stop smoking for half a year or more, and it didn't affect me adversely whatsoever. And please. I know firsthand they reduce stress.
I'm loving that peer reviewed scientific theory you got there about how "only losers get addicted" and how they "reduce stress".

Jesus what a tool. You're spewing out tobacco company propaganda.
More personal experience than scientific theory. I'd like you to refute things that I, and countless others, have experienced firsthand. Guess what? When I'm overwhelmed with work and I smoke a cigarette, that feeling of being overwhelmed goes away. That's called "reducing stress", and if it makes me a tool for experiencing that sensation, so be it. I take it you've never smoked a cigarette, or you would know what I'm talking about.
Plenty of scientists who have the balls to stand up against tobacco companies prove otherwise.

Enjoy the reduced functionality of your lungs.
They "prove" that they don't reduce stress? How silly. Why do you think people smoke them in the first place?

Oh, and I will. I don't intend to live past 40, anyway.

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The Flood / Re: Smoking cigarettes
« on: September 16, 2014, 05:22:00 AM »
Because smoking cigarettes is fucking ridiculous and the only "stress" they "reduce" is the anxiety you get from the addiction which is worse than being addicted to cocaine.
Only losers get addicted. I'll smoke a cigarette once every week or two, but I've never felt compelled to smoke them in the years I've been doing it. Many times, situations have made me stop smoking for half a year or more, and it didn't affect me adversely whatsoever. And please. I know firsthand they reduce stress.
I'm loving that peer reviewed scientific theory you got there about how "only losers get addicted" and how they "reduce stress".

Jesus what a tool. You're spewing out tobacco company propaganda.
More personal experience than scientific theory. I'd like you to refute things that I, and countless others, have experienced firsthand. Guess what? When I'm overwhelmed with work and I smoke a cigarette, that feeling of being overwhelmed goes away. That's called "reducing stress", and if it makes me a tool for experiencing that sensation, so be it. I take it you've never smoked a cigarette, or you would know what I'm talking about.

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The Flood / Re: Smoking cigarettes
« on: September 16, 2014, 05:13:36 AM »
Because smoking cigarettes is fucking ridiculous and the only "stress" they "reduce" is the anxiety you get from the addiction which is worse than being addicted to cocaine.
Only losers get addicted. I'll smoke a cigarette once every week or two, but I've never felt compelled to smoke them in the years I've been doing it. Many times, situations have made me stop smoking for half a year or more, and it didn't affect me adversely whatsoever. And please. I know firsthand they reduce stress.

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The Flood / Smoking cigarettes
« on: September 16, 2014, 05:08:00 AM »
I'll smoke a cigarette occasionally, it's a good way to reduce stress. What I want to know is why our society has become increasingly anti-tobacco. It's rarer to find a place these days where cigarettes are allowed than the vast majority of places where they're banned. Why, out of all the dangerous, life-risking hobbies that we as humans enjoy, is smoking cigarettes the one that's singled out? You don't see TV ads constantly shoving "don't skydive" or "don't drink alcohol" down our throats.

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Definitely single person. Faceless organizations are so cliche.

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The Flood / Re: Favorite villain of all time?
« on: September 16, 2014, 02:43:14 AM »
But in the process he dooms the old world that a "Hero" would work to protect/bring back to fruition. He is selfish and let's his own desires control his actions ultimately condemning a lot of lives.

Hence why he is a villain.
I guess so, but he doesn't have any downright malicious intentions. I'd categorize him as more of an anti-hero, or anti-villain at worst.

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The Flood / Re: Favorite villain of all time?
« on: September 16, 2014, 02:35:06 AM »
Spoiler

In the past couple years no other villain has truly resounded with me so well.
Wait, am I missing something? How is Joel a villain?

Have you played The Last of Us at all? He's an Anti-Hero as a protagonist and a Villain as a character.
Never played it, but I watched a full LP of it, which is pretty much the same thing. I get that he's a jerk and initially disdainful towards Ellie, but he risks his life to save her at the end of the game, and legitimately cares enough to not let her die for science.

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The Flood / Re: Favorite villain of all time?
« on: September 16, 2014, 02:30:05 AM »
Spoiler

In the past couple years no other villain has truly resounded with me so well.
Wait, am I missing something? How is Joel a villain?

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Serious / Re: Which are you?
« on: September 16, 2014, 02:02:23 AM »
Reductionist Materialism for sure.

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The Flood / Re: Favorite villain of all time?
« on: September 16, 2014, 01:42:33 AM »
Can this include organizations? Cause I like organizations rather than individual people.
Sure, which one are you thinking of?

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The Flood / Favorite villain of all time?
« on: September 16, 2014, 01:33:11 AM »
I'm torn between two.


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Anything you do, that only directly (non-emotionally) affects yourself or consenting adults, cannot be immoral.

Killing in any way other than direct self-defense or defense of another individual is always wrong. This means that the death penalty is always wrong.

Lying/stealing isn't wrong if it's done for the greater good.

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Django Unchained broke that awkwardness for me.

Also, I use "nigga" as a term for camaraderie all the time, but don't think I've used "nigger" more than three times total on this forum. Well, four now.

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The Flood / Re: ITT: We post what triggers us
« on: September 15, 2014, 11:38:30 PM »
This pissed me off

Spoiler
What an idiot.

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The Flood / Re: POST AND BE JUDGED
« on: September 15, 2014, 11:05:10 PM »

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Serious / Re: Atheists...
« on: September 15, 2014, 10:30:24 PM »
I don't find oblivion scary at all. It's childish to, really.
Maybe it is childish, but it still scares the hell out of me. Throughout life, no matter how alone you are, you always have your consciousness. I just can't grasp the concept of that being stripped away.

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Serious / Re: Atheists...
« on: September 15, 2014, 10:25:38 PM »
I really wish there was an place of eternal harmony that you go to after you die, where all your deceased loved ones and friends are waiting for you. I cannot overstate how much I wish there was a place like that. But the sad fact of the matter is that it doesn't exist. After death, there is literally nothing. No black void, no fire, just simply nothing. It's an incredibly scary thought, and I can see why people would rather believe in religion than the idea of nothingness. I would love to delude myself in that belief, and I did for a while. But everyone has to face the truth sometime. The kind of funny thing is that Christians will never be proven wrong. When they die, they won't have the cognition to realize that their beliefs were incorrect.
I would say "How do you know that?" but I just don't feel like it. :/

Not really atheist nor a theist but as the old saying goes "Ashes to ashes, dust to dust."
I know it from basic logic. Everything that you are; your personality, your memory, your identity, who you are is all a construct of your brain. And when you die, your brain rots into nonexistence, along with who you are. I find it funny that such a simple concept is up to so much debate.

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The Flood / Re: ITT: We post what triggers us
« on: September 15, 2014, 10:20:29 PM »
SecondClass is my trigger.
Glad to hear it, kid.

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Serious / Re: Atheists...
« on: September 15, 2014, 10:18:19 PM »
I really wish there was an place of eternal harmony that you go to after you die, where all your deceased loved ones and friends are waiting for you. I cannot overstate how much I wish there was a place like that. But the sad fact of the matter is that it doesn't exist. After death, there is literally nothing. No black void, no fire, just simply nothing. It's an incredibly scary thought, and I can see why people would rather believe in religion than the idea of nothingness. I would love to delude myself in that belief, and I did for a while. But everyone has to face the truth sometime. The kind of funny thing is that Christians will never be proven wrong. When they die, they won't have the cognition to realize that their beliefs were incorrect.

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The Flood / Re: ITT: We post what triggers us
« on: September 15, 2014, 10:08:22 PM »
>someone responds to a question incorrectly
>they are told they are wrong
>"Oh, just kidding."

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The Flood / Re: R8 my dick
« on: September 15, 2014, 08:44:16 PM »
0/10 would not elect

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Serious / Re: Is religious tolerance possible online?
« on: September 15, 2014, 08:21:35 PM »
Yeah, but there will always be some asshole to mess it up.

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The Flood / Re: Do you feel bad for kids with hot moms?
« on: September 15, 2014, 08:11:24 PM »
Of course not. He has access to her dirty panties.
what the fuck

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The Flood / Re: How many of you can write well?
« on: September 15, 2014, 08:09:35 PM »
In the midst of writing a kickass TV show review.

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The Flood / Re: Give me something to fap to.
« on: September 15, 2014, 01:11:49 PM »
THIS FORUM REEKS OF PEDO CULTURE

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I remember that thread. I had it in my saved threads on B.old.

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