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991
« on: August 08, 2017, 03:04:53 AM »
Verb got into first and I didn't even try to run home from 3rd smh
992
« on: August 08, 2017, 03:02:56 AM »
Nevermind, please drop
993
« on: August 08, 2017, 03:01:37 AM »
O for real. I keep seeing this white Honda Fit with an Antifa decal on the trunk door. I get the temptation to smash his windows but they'd still call the cops on me lol
but you violated the nap
994
« on: August 08, 2017, 02:59:18 AM »
What the fuck is this thread...
you see, sometimes when berbo and terraria talk about something it turns into 167 replies and 39 images omitted. Click here to view.
995
« on: August 08, 2017, 02:57:15 AM »
satisfaction
I would not feel this from meeting someone from the internet
The only feeling I'd feel is a bit weirded out, likely
From a purely neutral standpoint this is quite the assumption to make. On a base level I believe communication in person is different than through text so to make the decision prior to even considering who it is, is a tad irresponsible.
Set aside all of the weird shit I've already said on it
Meeting someone you've talked to, but never spoken to, is weird to me and it would throw me off a little to say the least
theoretically, you could use something like discord to help ease into it
not that you will or should, just saying, it's possible
taking that a little too literally there
i mean, how else was i meant to take that
maybe you just have a weird definition of weird
I could have said "meet someone you'e known for years for the first time" and it would have been the same thing. It's not weird because it's someone from the internet, it's weird because you both know them but don't. I can't really find the right words to explain it, beyond that it's weird on a more meta level.
996
« on: August 08, 2017, 02:53:40 AM »
Sep7 3.0 needs a dislike button
997
« on: August 08, 2017, 02:52:34 AM »
satisfaction
I would not feel this from meeting someone from the internet
The only feeling I'd feel is a bit weirded out, likely
From a purely neutral standpoint this is quite the assumption to make. On a base level I believe communication in person is different than through text so to make the decision prior to even considering who it is, is a tad irresponsible.
Set aside all of the weird shit I've already said on it
Meeting someone you've talked to, but never spoken to, is weird to me and it would throw me off a little to say the least
theoretically, you could use something like discord to help ease into it
not that you will or should, just saying, it's possible
taking that a little too literally there I can try to put it in other words, but it's all just going to boil down to me saying that it's weird
998
« on: August 08, 2017, 02:51:04 AM »
Snake...
I will NOT be meeting you at the public school...
Please tell me you don't honestly think I live in Stone Mountain
i figured youve been less than truthful with me yeah
but i also knew that my persistence paired with just maybe a smidge of pity on your end would perhaps persuade you eventually
if nothing else me waiting on my truck in a parking lot blasting the cure with a big sign that says "FREE MEAL FOR ARIA" in bold letters would make for a pretty hialrious video
Alright, just don't do it in Stone Mountain
You'd likely just get mugged
at least point me in the right direction
S. Atlanta, on the intersection of MLK and something else I'll send an associate over to check on you, the keyword will be "can I have $5". Pay him a $20 bill, then follow him for a few blocks. If you haven't gotten shot, you haven't followed him far enough.
999
« on: August 08, 2017, 02:48:56 AM »
despite it maybe being a tad awkward.
At risk of backtracking, this is why I wouldn't do it first and foremost. I don't try to intentionally put myself in awkward situations without a clear benefit, and I don't see any clear benefit from this. It would be a story, and that's about it.
well, it's not like you live a life where you only do things that 100% benefit you...
but w/e, i said i was satisfied lol
Bish I'm 100% about me
I help a friend move because he gives me food afterwards
I talk a friend through a rough patch because I'm gonna need them for emotional support sooner or later
I chose a salad because I celebrate my health
It's all about the ego
gross
also not what i meant; you'll do things that hurt you if it means temporary satisfaction
Sarcasm from her I'd assume?
maybe idk
she's only so-so at that
boo hiss
It's a half-joke; nobody is selfless, everything you do is for some sort of fulfilment, blah blah blah
well, it's one thing to admit that, but another to be proud of it
not that you are
just saying
i'm sure lots of people take that logic and abuse it
It's just philosophy 101-tier stuff, like nihilism It's be pretty embarrassing to be proud of something that silly; yeah, everything I do has a motive. No shit, is the Earth round too? But having a motive doesn't mean it can't be the right thing to. I helped a friend move, I helped another through a rough patch, and I chose to eat a salad instead of fried garbage. Being selfish isn't the same thing as being a dick.
1000
« on: August 08, 2017, 02:45:49 AM »
Snake...
I will NOT be meeting you at the public school...
Please tell me you don't honestly think I live in Stone Mountain
i figured youve been less than truthful with me yeah
but i also knew that my persistence paired with just maybe a smidge of pity on your end would perhaps persuade you eventually
if nothing else me waiting on my truck in a parking lot blasting the cure with a big sign that says "FREE MEAL FOR ARIA" in bold letters would make for a pretty hialrious video
Alright, just don't do it in Stone Mountain You'd likely just get mugged
1001
« on: August 08, 2017, 02:44:23 AM »
satisfaction
I would not feel this from meeting someone from the internet
The only feeling I'd feel is a bit weirded out, likely
From a purely neutral standpoint this is quite the assumption to make. On a base level I believe communication in person is different than through text so to make the decision prior to even considering who it is, is a tad irresponsible.
Set aside all of the weird shit I've already said on it Meeting someone you've talked to, but never spoken to, is weird to me and it would throw me off a little to say the least
1002
« on: August 08, 2017, 02:39:43 AM »
Snake...
I will NOT be meeting you at the public school...
Please tell me you don't honestly think I live in Stone Mountain
1003
« on: August 08, 2017, 02:37:59 AM »
despite it maybe being a tad awkward.
At risk of backtracking, this is why I wouldn't do it first and foremost. I don't try to intentionally put myself in awkward situations without a clear benefit, and I don't see any clear benefit from this. It would be a story, and that's about it.
well, it's not like you live a life where you only do things that 100% benefit you...
but w/e, i said i was satisfied lol
Bish I'm 100% about me
I help a friend move because he gives me food afterwards
I talk a friend through a rough patch because I'm gonna need them for emotional support sooner or later
I chose a salad because I celebrate my health
It's all about the ego
gross
also not what i meant; you'll do things that hurt you if it means temporary satisfaction
Sarcasm from her I'd assume?
maybe idk
she's only so-so at that
boo hiss It's a half-joke; nobody is selfless, everything you do is for some sort of fulfilment, blah blah blah
1004
« on: August 08, 2017, 02:36:48 AM »
satisfaction
I would not feel this from meeting someone from the internet The only feeling I'd feel is a bit weirded out, likely
1005
« on: August 08, 2017, 02:35:28 AM »
Wow, very cruel Aria
It's not my fault if you though I was nice
It's not my fault that you're a big fat phony
it's not my fault you're a gullible manchild
It's not my fault you're an asinine drunkard
It's not my fault you don't have a birb avatar anymore
Okay, that went over the line, you should, apologize
no you not having a birb avatar really ruined my day and I feel justified in being a bit upset about that
1006
« on: August 08, 2017, 02:31:46 AM »
Wow, very cruel Aria
It's not my fault if you though I was nice
It's not my fault that you're a big fat phony
it's not my fault you're a gullible manchild
It's not my fault you're an asinine drunkard
pandejo stop disrespecting my girl imma smack you over the head with a mayonaise jar again
fuck off hoser
1007
« on: August 08, 2017, 02:29:55 AM »
Wow, very cruel Aria
It's not my fault if you though I was nice
It's not my fault that you're a big fat phony
it's not my fault you're a gullible manchild
It's not my fault you're an asinine drunkard
It's not my fault you don't have a birb avatar anymore
1008
« on: August 08, 2017, 02:29:19 AM »
despite it maybe being a tad awkward.
At risk of backtracking, this is why I wouldn't do it first and foremost. I don't try to intentionally put myself in awkward situations without a clear benefit, and I don't see any clear benefit from this. It would be a story, and that's about it.
well, it's not like you live a life where you only do things that 100% benefit you...
but w/e, i said i was satisfied lol
Bish I'm 100% about me I help a friend move because he gives me food afterwards I talk a friend through a rough patch because I'm gonna need them for emotional support sooner or later I chose a salad because I celebrate my health It's all about the ego
1009
« on: August 08, 2017, 02:21:18 AM »
It'll be hell
So yeah
1010
« on: August 08, 2017, 02:20:57 AM »
Wow, very cruel Aria
It's not my fault if you though I was nice
It's not my fault that you're a big fat phony
it's not my fault you're a gullible manchild
1011
« on: August 08, 2017, 02:20:17 AM »
despite it maybe being a tad awkward.
At risk of backtracking, this is why I wouldn't do it first and foremost. I don't try to intentionally put myself in awkward situations without a clear benefit, and I don't see any clear benefit from this. It would be a story, and that's about it.
1012
« on: August 08, 2017, 02:14:33 AM »
I mean, not really If you said that from the beginning, I'd have been 100% satisfied.
I can completely understand why you wouldn't want to have more in-person friends than you haveโbut from the responses you've given up until just now, I had no idea that was the case. It just seemed like some kind of strange, stuck-up complex you had, which is why I started taking offense.
But it makes sense now, and I'm satisfied. My issue was never the fact that you didn't want to meet anyone (I don't care at the end of the day); it was your insinuations that bothered me. But I'm pretty content with just being Internet friends if you are.
Sorry to bother you with this, but I've actually wanted to have this conversation for years and I'm glad we've had it.
It's a pretty fine line to walk explaining to someone that you both never want to meet them in person and also don't mean anything personally for it, and "I have enough friends" sounds like the most lame excuse ever. It's not even actually that simple (I do have plenty of idiosyncrasies), but if that's the one that works then alright.
1013
« on: August 08, 2017, 02:08:34 AM »
Wow, very cruel Aria
It's not my fault if you though I was nice
1014
« on: August 08, 2017, 02:08:09 AM »
I think that being 100% honest is just as fruitless as trying to know everything in Decartian logic. People aren't honest or liars, just shades of liar. The most honest person is someone who lies without meaning to (like guestimating things when recounting a story from a long time ago), the least honest is a compulsive liar. All the more reason to believe that people are generally more "real" on the Internet, if you ask me.
Nah. Since everyone is a liar, relaxing social conventions puts less of an emphasis on being honest. Outside of the absolute sticklers on honesty (Mr. Shares-His-Address-And-Real-Name), everyone is more comfortable with lying when it both has less of an impact on the people they're talking to and nets them more attention with little-to-no extra effort.
1015
« on: August 08, 2017, 02:04:31 AM »
From what you're saying here, it sounds like you're saying there's no point in having friends in-person at all, but I feel like that isn't quite what you mean. Care to elaborate?
Let's put this in Seinfeld terms: sorry, I already have three friends, I don't need a fourth. Whatever companionship that in-person friendship offers, I don't need more of it than I have. The ideas I propositioned earlier (sensory details, including those beyond talking) are mostly in, but most importantly it's a way to get out of the house while keeping a sense of security regardless of where you go.
"I have enough friends."
SHIT, ARIA
THAT'S ALL YOU NEEDED TO SAY
I mean, not really Because there are friends, work friends, school friends, Internet friends They're all different layers of friends, in different departments. Not only do I already have enough friends, but it's also important to say why having an "in-person" friend is different from an Internet one, for reasons that I've never really thought necessary to explain until now. Really, if I wanted to rehash even older subject matter, I'd just say I don't want people leaving their compartments. There are a lot of reasons I don't want to meet any of you in person, most importantly: I don't wanna.
1016
« on: August 08, 2017, 01:58:30 AM »
Okay, but that was literally a response to your notion of "people" being more real over the internet. I disagree, I think people are willing to lie even more when you can't verify all the facts.
Are liars not really liars? ๐ค
If that wasn't intended to be a jab, then I don't see the point of that response.
To put words on a page? ๐
Not a jab, though I'm sorry for being a little cross with you throughout this discussion.
I was merely reiterating my point that people who reveal themselves to be liars on the Internet are liars. There is no split personality where the person is honest in "real life" and a liar on the Internet. If you're a liar on the Internet, you're a liar in general. That's what I believe.
Maybe I was being a little cheeky, but I wasn't trying to be insulting.
I think that being 100% honest is just as fruitless as trying to know everything in Decartian logic. People aren't honest or liars, just shades of liar. The most honest person is someone who lies without meaning to (like guestimating things when recounting a story from a long time ago), the least honest is a compulsive liar.
1017
« on: August 08, 2017, 01:54:42 AM »
From what you're saying here, it sounds like you're saying there's no point in having friends in-person at all, but I feel like that isn't quite what you mean. Care to elaborate?
Let's put this in Seinfeld terms: sorry, I already have three friends, I don't need a fourth. Whatever companionship that in-person friendship offers, I don't need more of it than I have. The ideas I propositioned earlier (sensory details, including those beyond talking) are mostly in, but most importantly it's a way to get out of the house while keeping a sense of security regardless of where you go.
1018
« on: August 08, 2017, 01:46:50 AM »
Okay, but that was literally a response to your notion of "people" being more real over the internet. I disagree, I think people are willing to lie even more when you can't verify all the facts.
Are liars not really liars? ๐ค
If that wasn't intended to be a jab, then I don't see the point of that response. To put words on a page? ๐
1019
« on: August 08, 2017, 01:43:47 AM »
I don't like talking for the sake of talking; I'd rather say what needs to be said then be done. It's the reason I hate long arguments: if everything's been said but there isn't an agreement, every extra word is just being redundant.
Choosing to meet someone for just the sake of talking to them sounds like a waste of time. Therefore, given my disposition towards not speaking to someone just for the sake of chatter, it would be weird for me to suddenly schedule lunch with some person I've never met just to talk to them.
Well, talking is talking and having lunch is having lunch, so it seems like you find a lot of other harmless, healthy activities pointless too. That said, I doubt if Snake and I met up, all we'd do is talk. We'd play games, maybe watch a couple movies. Is that pointless too?
What cool awesome excellent and un-pointless things do you do with your "real life" friends, then? Fucking skydiving? I didn't know you had such high standards.
I'm sorry, I didn't realize the thread title was "have lunch, then go bowling and see a movie and fly a plane with me". If I wanted to watch a movie with a bunch of people I barely know (and others I know slightly more than that), then I'd just go to a theater. If I wanted to watch a movie with you I'd throw up a livestream. If I wanted to play a game, I'd add you on PSN or find a game you could run on Steam. If I wanted to listen to music, I'd send you a plug.dj link. None of the activities require us to meet up. Literally the only reason would be what Prehistoric said his mission statement was earlier: to see how we act in live environments, and to probe deeper into our lives to get a deeper understanding of the person. And yeah, if I want a deeper understanding of someone I'll either marry them or become their shrink. I don't want to analyze the twitch response of people to see how it measures up to their online personas.
1020
« on: August 08, 2017, 01:31:50 AM »
People put on more of a facade """""in real life""""" than they do on the Internet.
You should know better than to assume that I'm at my realest here lmao
You're "people"?
Not that that was the crux of my point, or anything. I'd much rather you have responded to that.
A lot of people, sure. But a lot more like fake internet points enough to lie for attention, or will try to save face even if the platform is completely anonymous.
People are egotistical; they'll do whatever they can to get the attention of their choice from an audience, regardless of what they have to say or do.
Yeah, and if you're the kind of person who would lie for attention, then that's your true colors showing.
Over the big scary fake Internet, where things couldn't possibly be real.
Okay, but that was literally a response to your notion of "people" being more real over the internet. I disagree, I think people are willing to lie even more when you can't verify all the facts.
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