Technically they get to see whatever classifies as bannable as well.

So if somebody went round the forums literally shitting up the place with scat pictures....well, the mods would eventually catch sight of them.

No pun intended, they get to wade through the shit.

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Quote from: Mr. Psychologist on December 19, 2015, 06:43:07 PM

Would you like fries with that?

Can I supersize that?

maybe

I too, depend on potatoes for sustenance.

Your government is laughable. Which is saying something considering most governments these days. The rampant consumerism is off the handle. The patriotism can get a little overbearing and it's a stick up the ass that needs to be pulled out every now and again.

And there's dumb people. Then again, you get a lot of those wherever you go anyway. There's some "freedoms" you've got that my country or a lot of outher countries in the world don't. But there's some whopping big-time shortcomings too.

It's a messy, messy state right now. And I'm just gonna sit here and watch it all unfold cause I can't do anything else.

Quote from: Snowtrap on December 19, 2015, 01:33:46 PM

I feel like nobody's playing SoTFS on xbone.

playing what

Scholar of the First Sin. Dank Souls II.

Sorry man. You couldn't pay me to touch that game with a 10 foot pole. Let alone go back into matchmaking into the 9th level of hell.

I seriously don't understand why some of you hate the idea of guests because they're supposedly so terrible. Just got done playing an Arena slayer game (I went 17 kills 11 deaths) with two of my team mates going 2 kills 15 deaths and 1 kill 11 deaths. I'm finding just as many terrible solo players now as I did terrible guests back on Halo 3 and Reach.

That being said, I have to admit that 343 did a pretty good job with weapon balance. It's nice to see how weapons that used to be heavily outclassed or only situationally good are now actually usable.

Speaking of dumb teammates...

You know what my new strategy for warthogs is? I just do everything myself. I feel like I'm some lone guy one manning a tank with levers and straps for all the other operators but it works. Like damn, I never trust teammates to drive, but now I've yet to see any that even know how to work a gun and aim properly.

So, I roll up just out of range, open fire on the bad guys, then switch seats and roll away. Actually quite proud of myself because yesterday I took on a fully manned enemy warthog and killed them.

I'm really digging the fact that they added a switch seat button. You wouldn't think it'd have much of an impact, but it does. It's helpful for fucking tank jackers too.

I don't know where or what monary is.

I like how they added the game title as if it had any relevance whatsoever to the scenario.

1. We don't gotta put a dramatic spin on this.

2. Stop.

3. Stop.

4. Stop.

5. STOP.

You're not broke ass poor.

Any of you ever get notions on things when you read what other folks say on here? Kind of allows you to take a decent guess if people are being serious or not?

Roman legitiamtely unsettles me. I can't tell with these fuckin' posts. But I've got the worst suspicion that all this shit is real.

Honest to god I hope this is just his idea of humor and that I'm terribly, terribly fucking wrong on my notions.

The world goes on.

Cool concept, right?

Shall I play a sad trumpet, sir?

Quote from: Snowtrap on December 18, 2015, 10:22:37 AM

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Quote from: Snowtrap on December 15, 2015, 02:27:46 AM

You are right Zonda. It is infuriating. And you gotta love how people don't look at the concept directly. Even engineers of solar panels themselves. If you remember, a little while back, there was a big hubub about this team of people creating solar tiles that they wanted to use to replace roads.

Cheap, durable, and easy to mass produce. But still, they'd never be able to replace a road. After the big hubub and the various flaws listed about the project, I assume it probably hit some slow ground and sank in the mud.

The team who worked on the concept had a good idea. Durable, cheap, and easy to produce solar panels. Why not take the concept and simplify it? Why not just make those solar panels for normal useage? Or why not find places that they could fit?

The thing with solar panels, is that they don't have the capability to produce mass amounts of power. And that's what everybody wants. They want this big centralized power source that can give them everything and output miracle amounts of power. I'd argue probably because it'd be a fantastic money maker if you controlled and regulated it.

But there's no feasible fucking reason that you can't set up some solar panels for your house to regulate a portion of the power. And there's no reason that rather than focusing on a solar farm to provide mass amounts of power, you focus on supplying the general population with the individual means to supply themselves can't e done.

How about people that like to complain that there's no sun? Two things for them. Get a fucking battery bank so you can store excess power generated by the panels on the sunny days so that you have a supply for cloudy days.

Get a windmill with an alternator attached to it. Clouds usually come with wind. Combine a small windmill with solar panels and you have a pretty good shot at replenishing a battery bank for your own power supply. Go even farther and make another windmill that catches rain and uses the weight to spin itself. Clouds usually come with rain.

Hook all three of those things up to your house and you'd be well off.

And you don't have to power a city with it. Just houses. Hospitals and big places can still use electric turbines. But imagine if every house had the ability to produce it's own power, or even a portion of it?

How much energy and strain would that take off electrical plants? A lot, no doubt.

trap, I'm pretty sure the solar freaking roadways thing was anything but cheap and the durability made them woefully inefficient because of the thickness of the glass covering.

Even if they were, no reason you can't re-engineer and re-purpose things.

But we already have solar panels.

There's also a neat thing called re-purposing ideas. We already have solar panels but most people don't think of solar power in the correct way. As demonstrated rather nicely by the article itself up above.

is everyone just going to ignore that we're at 117 pages

AND HIS NAME IS JOHN ONE-ONE-CENA!