Quote from: Solid Lemon on September 06, 2015, 11:45:41 AM

Quote from: True Turquoise on September 06, 2015, 10:51:39 AM

That's actually her, I'm serious

luci is a guy tho

Implying that isnt a trap

getting a GF

the hole priority

You answered your own question.

Sounds hot.

Street smarts > book smarts

Street smarts are only needed if you live in a place where you have monkeys and illegals chimping out though.

Tbh fam I dunno lad

Quote from: Awoo~ on September 05, 2015, 09:30:06 PM

Quote from: Decimator Omega on September 05, 2015, 09:28:45 PM

What is it with you having a hard on lately?

What do I turn you on somehow?

Deci, you should give Desticle a bj.

Why don't you give ME a bj?

I wasn't really into the Mass Effect series, sorry.

What just happened here? o_e

One could say my thread was decimated.

RIP in peaces le derpy seal

post metal probably. Also, you should link me some of the stuff you wanted me to listen to a bit back.

Gay sex

wanna bang?

Tres granos favor

hi deci

http://venturebeat.com/2015/09/04/ex-bungie-composer-marty-odonnell-wins-epic-legal-fight-with-former-bosses/

The court papers say that Activision had little enthusiasm for releasing the Music of the Spheres as a standalone work, and O’Donnell became increasingly frustrated that Bungie was making insufficient effort to release it. During E3 2013 preparations, Bungie was getting ready to demo the game for the first time before a huge audience at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), the biggest U.S. video game show. Activision was going to play the game music with a trailer, but shortly before E3, Activision took over the trailer work and supplied its own music, rather than the Music of the Spheres segments.

O’Donnell reacted angrily and believed Activision had overstepped its proper role by assuming artistic control of the trailer music. Ryan, the CEO of Bungie, and management shared his concern and filed a “veto” letter with Activision, which overruled the objection. During E3, O’Donnell tweeted that Activision, not Bungie, had composed the trailer music. He also threatened Bungie employees in an attempt to keep the trailer from being posted online, and interrupted press briefings.

The court filings say that O’Donnell believed he was preserving Bungie’s “creative process, artistic integrity, and reputation, keeping faith with fans, and protecting Bungie and its intellectual property from Activision’s encroachment into artistic decisions.” According to O’Donnell’s view, the “Band of Brothers” ethos that had inspired the group’s earlier work was being damaged by the Activision relationship.

Ryan and other Bungie management felt that his conduct “hurt the Bungie team, hurt the game, drove a negative online discussion, and violated Ryan’s instructions.” They also believed that O’Donnell was elevating his interest in publishing Music of the Spheres over the best interests of the company. Activision advised Bungie that O’Donnell’s conduct may constitute a breach of the parties’ contract.

Quote from: Verbatim on September 04, 2015, 01:18:23 PM

Quote from: SoporificSlash on September 04, 2015, 01:09:21 PM

Could we clean up the formatting options in the post area? There are way too many useless options that no one will ever use.

They all seem useful to me.

Not sure what "preformatted text" is for. I guess ^superscript, _subscript, and teletype are kinda pointless.

If you really need them in a situation which lets face it will be rare you can always look up the BBcode. I just think it's unecessary clutter

I think a good way to set it up would be to set up bold, italics, underline, strikethrough, image and YouTube embedding, hyperlinks, quotes, and spoilers all as seen by default buttons and put the rest of the formatting options under a more options setting.

Either Hot Fuzz, From Dusk till Dawn, or Snatch.

I know it's one of them. Not sure which though.

Why would you watch Hot Fuzz the most when The World's End is the best of the three?