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The Flood / Re: Dubs decides a pocket knife I should buy.
« on: March 10, 2015, 01:19:15 AM »
Found the one I have, OP.

http://www.gerbergear.com/Hunting/Knives/Gator-knife_46069
But I wanna be a special snowflake
They have others that have same grip.

http://www.gerbergear.com/Hunting/Knives/Gator-Gut-Hook-Knife_46932
Gut your enemies once you're done killing them.
But bruh
It's stainless.
And gut knives are almost always ugly.
It's not a sword, it's a knife. Stainless isn't bad for knives. Unless my life is a lie. I threw it at rocks and it did fine. Had to fix the axe once it broke apart, though.
Well yeah, stainless isn't bad, but carbon's better to get a wicked scary, comfortably shaving edge.
He asked for a pocket knife, not a razor.

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The Flood / Re: Dubs decides a pocket knife I should buy.
« on: March 10, 2015, 01:15:38 AM »
Found the one I have, OP.

http://www.gerbergear.com/Hunting/Knives/Gator-knife_46069
But I wanna be a special snowflake
They have others that have same grip.

http://www.gerbergear.com/Hunting/Knives/Gator-Gut-Hook-Knife_46932
Gut your enemies once you're done killing them.
But bruh
It's stainless.
And gut knives are almost always ugly.
It's not a sword, it's a knife. Stainless isn't bad for knives. Unless my life is a lie. I threw it at rocks and it did fine. Had to fix the axe once it broke apart, though.

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The Flood / Re: Dubs decides a pocket knife I should buy.
« on: March 10, 2015, 01:11:23 AM »

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The Flood / Re: Dubs decides a pocket knife I should buy.
« on: March 10, 2015, 01:06:32 AM »

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The Flood / Re: Dubs decides a pocket knife I should buy.
« on: March 10, 2015, 12:54:28 AM »
Gerber
>not giving links

Kill yourself
I bought mine at a store somewhere. They make good knives as I've also heard from someone else that has experience with knives. Look at them.

And I will. With my Gerber knife.

3726
The Flood / Re: Dubs decides a pocket knife I should buy.
« on: March 10, 2015, 12:50:48 AM »
Gerber

3727
The Flood / Re: >tfw 50 cent pay raise
« on: March 10, 2015, 12:47:10 AM »
I'm underpaid to deal with fucking idiotic faggots.
You're overpaid to fuck up my drive through orders.
Because 2 lane drive thrus are SOOOOOOO NEEDED
If you can't manage two lanes how can you be expected to get anywhere in life?
2 people handle the 2 lanes, just one person in the first window handles the sorting.
Wait, how does that work? Does one person run out the window handing shit to the second lane?
First window is where you hand money, that person in the first window takes a lane and sorts the cars, depending which one goes first and stuff. Second window is where another guy takes the other lane, rarely takes out food, they just do drinks and whatnot.
That's dumb. Why not just have the pay window and then the food/drink window while all the cars go in line staggered like normal? Or have one window when it's a slow hour?

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The Flood / Re: >tfw 50 cent pay raise
« on: March 10, 2015, 12:41:42 AM »
I'm underpaid to deal with fucking idiotic faggots.
You're overpaid to fuck up my drive through orders.
Because 2 lane drive thrus are SOOOOOOO NEEDED
If you can't manage two lanes how can you be expected to get anywhere in life?
2 people handle the 2 lanes, just one person in the first window handles the sorting.
Wait, how does that work? Does one person run out the window handing shit to the second lane?

3729
The Flood / Re: I'm bored and I want purpose here.
« on: March 10, 2015, 12:18:55 AM »
All I'm really aware of about politics is that political parties don't seem to work well, the government seems corrupt as hell, most politicians just seem to want money or power, and we have 2 real sides that shut anyone else out and don't get any progress done.

Syrians were upset that their leader was a dictator and rebellion broke out and they've been dividing into factions of questionable motives and fighting since. Ukraine also rioted and they did overcome their government, the tanks never showed up, but the country divided and Russia was sending troops in support of pro-Russians. That's all I got.

That should be enough for you to talk a lot about what I'm missing, right?
Not American politics. Global politics. Like, international relations, conflicts, why various governments do what they do. American politics are fucking boring as hell.

And there was a lot more to the Syrian conflict than just that. Many other domestic factors played a larger role than "muh ebul dicktatur" in inciting the conflict.There were influences from other conflicts. And that conflict in turn influenced those conflicts again, and now it's a giant Middle Eastern proxy war pitting Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Israel against Iran and Russia.
Ah, well I understand next to nothing about that recently other than Russia got sanctioned, think their economy dived, and they were trying to show off power or something.

I assumed there was more, but I really am not aware and most new sources tend to seem like shit in some way. Wait, what? Israel, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar are in some cold war with Iran and Russia?
Though the sides aren't that clear-cut, the massive new cold war beef is between Saudi Arabia and Iran. But that brief and massive decrease in oil price was a direct result of that Cold War.

See, that particular conflict isn't so far away and irrelevant now that it affected just about everyone in the US.
But the schools told us it was our savior Obama and the freedom of capitalism that made the prices drop.

Yeah, I really don't see how Saudi Arabia would be teaming up with Israel, even if they both hate Iran. How's Russia coming into this?
This isn't the 70's anymore. Saudi Arabia and Israel actually have passable relations with eachother now. They aren't friends, but they're pretty cool with eachother. Israel and Saudi Arabia both support different rebel factions, since it is in neither of their interests to see Assad anywhere other than 6 feet below the ground or a prison.

Russia comes into play since they have had great relations with the Assad regime since the 70's back when Hafiz was in power, and they are trying to preserve whatever soft power and influence they have left in the world, so they make natural allies with Iran (who is protecting Assad to the point where they have active troops deployed in Syria). Russia also has had very close trade relations with Syria saying that they've been the primary supplier of their weapons for 50 years, and they want to keep things that way.

Politics aren't so boring now, are they?
Yeah, learning that there actually have been things happening in the world since the Berlin Wall fell besides the wars in Iraq is something you do not learn in American schools.

Got any good news sites you use? I despise the majority of the media so I don't tend to learn much aside from secondhand info from conversations.
For more general news, I use Britbong sources (mainly BBC, Dailymail, and Independent)

For Middle East-related news, I go on /r/syriancivilwar (possibly the most intelligent reddit in existence), Al-Monitor (Arab-American), and Dailystar (Lebanese)

And if you're in the mood for some comedy, go onto PressTV (Iran) or Sputnik News (Russia).
I thought Dailymail was a joke?

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The Flood / Re: I'm bored and I want purpose here.
« on: March 10, 2015, 12:05:12 AM »
All I'm really aware of about politics is that political parties don't seem to work well, the government seems corrupt as hell, most politicians just seem to want money or power, and we have 2 real sides that shut anyone else out and don't get any progress done.

Syrians were upset that their leader was a dictator and rebellion broke out and they've been dividing into factions of questionable motives and fighting since. Ukraine also rioted and they did overcome their government, the tanks never showed up, but the country divided and Russia was sending troops in support of pro-Russians. That's all I got.

That should be enough for you to talk a lot about what I'm missing, right?
Not American politics. Global politics. Like, international relations, conflicts, why various governments do what they do. American politics are fucking boring as hell.

And there was a lot more to the Syrian conflict than just that. Many other domestic factors played a larger role than "muh ebul dicktatur" in inciting the conflict.There were influences from other conflicts. And that conflict in turn influenced those conflicts again, and now it's a giant Middle Eastern proxy war pitting Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Israel against Iran and Russia.
Ah, well I understand next to nothing about that recently other than Russia got sanctioned, think their economy dived, and they were trying to show off power or something.

I assumed there was more, but I really am not aware and most new sources tend to seem like shit in some way. Wait, what? Israel, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar are in some cold war with Iran and Russia?
Though the sides aren't that clear-cut, the massive new cold war beef is between Saudi Arabia and Iran. But that brief and massive decrease in oil price was a direct result of that Cold War.

See, that particular conflict isn't so far away and irrelevant now that it affected just about everyone in the US.
But the schools told us it was our savior Obama and the freedom of capitalism that made the prices drop.

Yeah, I really don't see how Saudi Arabia would be teaming up with Israel, even if they both hate Iran. How's Russia coming into this?
This isn't the 70's anymore. Saudi Arabia and Israel actually have passable relations with eachother now. They aren't friends, but they're pretty cool with eachother. Israel and Saudi Arabia both support different rebel factions, since it is in neither of their interests to see Assad anywhere other than 6 feet below the ground or a prison.

Russia comes into play since they have had great relations with the Assad regime since the 70's back when Hafiz was in power, and they are trying to preserve whatever soft power and influence they have left in the world, so they make natural allies with Iran (who is protecting Assad to the point where they have active troops deployed in Syria). Russia also has had very close trade relations with Syria saying that they've been the primary supplier of their weapons for 50 years, and they want to keep things that way.

Politics aren't so boring now, are they?
Yeah, learning that there actually have been things happening in the world since the Berlin Wall fell besides the wars in Iraq is something you do not learn in American schools.

Got any good news sites you use? I despise the majority of the media so I don't tend to learn much aside from secondhand info from conversations.

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The Flood / Re: Guns kill people
« on: March 09, 2015, 11:55:14 PM »
Guns don't kill people.
...
I kill people.
...
With guns.
....
I approve.

3732
The Flood / Re: I'm bored and I want purpose here.
« on: March 09, 2015, 11:53:43 PM »
All I'm really aware of about politics is that political parties don't seem to work well, the government seems corrupt as hell, most politicians just seem to want money or power, and we have 2 real sides that shut anyone else out and don't get any progress done.

Syrians were upset that their leader was a dictator and rebellion broke out and they've been dividing into factions of questionable motives and fighting since. Ukraine also rioted and they did overcome their government, the tanks never showed up, but the country divided and Russia was sending troops in support of pro-Russians. That's all I got.

That should be enough for you to talk a lot about what I'm missing, right?
Not American politics. Global politics. Like, international relations, conflicts, why various governments do what they do. American politics are fucking boring as hell.

And there was a lot more to the Syrian conflict than just that. Many other domestic factors played a larger role than "muh ebul dicktatur" in inciting the conflict.There were influences from other conflicts. And that conflict in turn influenced those conflicts again, and now it's a giant Middle Eastern proxy war pitting Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Israel against Iran and Russia.
Ah, well I understand next to nothing about that recently other than Russia got sanctioned, think their economy dived, and they were trying to show off power or something.

I assumed there was more, but I really am not aware and most new sources tend to seem like shit in some way. Wait, what? Israel, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar are in some cold war with Iran and Russia?
Though the sides aren't that clear-cut, the massive new cold war beef is between Saudi Arabia and Iran. But that brief and massive decrease in oil price was a direct result of that Cold War.

See, that particular conflict isn't so far away and irrelevant now that it affected just about everyone in the US.
But the schools told us it was our savior Obama and the freedom of capitalism that made the prices drop.

Yeah, I really don't see how Saudi Arabia would be teaming up with Israel, even if they both hate Iran. How's Russia coming into this?

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The Flood / Re: I'm bored and I want purpose here.
« on: March 09, 2015, 11:46:50 PM »
All I'm really aware of about politics is that political parties don't seem to work well, the government seems corrupt as hell, most politicians just seem to want money or power, and we have 2 real sides that shut anyone else out and don't get any progress done.

Syrians were upset that their leader was a dictator and rebellion broke out and they've been dividing into factions of questionable motives and fighting since. Ukraine also rioted and they did overcome their government, the tanks never showed up, but the country divided and Russia was sending troops in support of pro-Russians. That's all I got.

That should be enough for you to talk a lot about what I'm missing, right?
Not American politics. Global politics. Like, international relations, conflicts, why various governments do what they do. American politics are fucking boring as hell.

And there was a lot more to the Syrian conflict than just that. Many other domestic factors played a larger role than "muh ebul dicktatur" in inciting the conflict.There were influences from other conflicts. And that conflict in turn influenced those conflicts again, and now it's a giant Middle Eastern proxy war pitting Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Israel against Iran and Russia.
Ah, well I understand next to nothing about that recently other than Russia got sanctioned, think their economy dived, and they were trying to show off power or something.

I assumed there was more, but I really am not aware and most new sources tend to seem like shit in some way. Wait, what? Israel, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar are in some cold war with Iran and Russia?

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The Flood / Re: I'm bored and I want purpose here.
« on: March 09, 2015, 11:37:47 PM »
All I'm really aware of about politics is that political parties don't seem to work well, the government seems corrupt as hell, most politicians just seem to want money or power, and we have 2 real sides that shut anyone else out and don't get any progress done.

Syrians were upset that their leader was a dictator and rebellion broke out and they've been dividing into factions of questionable motives and fighting since. Ukraine also rioted and they did overcome their government, the tanks never showed up, but the country divided and Russia was sending troops in support of pro-Russians. That's all I got.

That should be enough for you to talk a lot about what I'm missing, right?

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>implying middle class people don't commit shootings

3736
Why do you have to be so salty over something someone does that doesn't even effect your life at all?...

I think having my lungs obliterated by constant exposure to second-hand smoke counts as affecting my life.
Nobody is forcing you to be around smokers.

Exept for the fact that I live in New York City, There's a bar next door and my building has shit-tier ventilation.
Try living somewhere that isn't shit.

Try not being a jew who cant't comprehend that not everyone has infinite reserves of mom's money
For real.
Try not living in NYC.

>Cant understanding that not everyone has money to go through homes like cotton candy
>Cant understand that I have family and friends here
>Being this big of a jew
>falling into this logical trap
>not pulling yourself up by yout bootstraps
>being a welfare queen

Follow the American dream and leave de Blowsio behind.

>Thinking I can magically become rich when Im still struggling to pay my way through collage
>Throwing baseless welfare accusations

Yes... pay into the college scheme like a good Goy.

I smell the shekels already.
Options:
>Go to college and give the Jews your money
>Join the army and fight for the Jews
>Steal from the Jews and be jailed by the Jews
>Become a Lumberjack and build a log cabin
Option 5: Become a regional drug lord and give me good deals.
There's some dealers nearby that demanded some teenagers hand over their girls for a better deal. You guys might get along.

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Why do you have to be so salty over something someone does that doesn't even effect your life at all?...

I think having my lungs obliterated by constant exposure to second-hand smoke counts as affecting my life.
Nobody is forcing you to be around smokers.

Exept for the fact that I live in New York City, There's a bar next door and my building has shit-tier ventilation.
Try living somewhere that isn't shit.

Try not being a jew who cant't comprehend that not everyone has infinite reserves of mom's money
For real.
Try not living in NYC.

>Cant understanding that not everyone has money to go through homes like cotton candy
>Cant understand that I have family and friends here
>Being this big of a jew
>falling into this logical trap
>not pulling yourself up by yout bootstraps
>being a welfare queen

Follow the American dream and leave de Blowsio behind.

>Thinking I can magically become rich when Im still struggling to pay my way through collage
>Throwing baseless welfare accusations

Yes... pay into the college scheme like a good Goy.

I smell the shekels already.
Options:
>Go to college and give the Jews your money
>Join the army and fight for the Jews
>Steal from the Jews and be jailed by the Jews
>Become a Lumberjack and build a log cabin

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I don't think anyone here is running around stealing cigarettes/blunts from smokers, so why the hell are you complaining about people having a different opinion than you?
Deliberately shaming smokers is not just having a different opinion, that's shoving their opinions down other people's throats.
To be fair, you are literally shoving smoke down other people's throats.


This is completely off topic. I only just realized what the 11D7 in you user name meant (or at least I think I did). I feel like an idiot now.
Why what do you think it means?

Spoiler
At the time I made it 117 was supposedly taken on XBL(I still think some jerk on Halo PC did that to spite me) so I just threw a D in it, sounded like eleventy seven, and went with it. Been too lazy to change it since.

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I don't think anyone here is running around stealing cigarettes/blunts from smokers, so why the hell are you complaining about people having a different opinion than you?

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The Flood / Re: Does anybody else smoke?
« on: March 09, 2015, 06:15:31 PM »

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Whatever happened to rolling a fat guy around in a big tire?

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The Flood / Re: Does anybody else smoke?
« on: March 09, 2015, 06:04:56 PM »
I think Arky was talking about how he was a Nicotine-addicted fgt before

3743
If I had a dollar for every Yu-Gi-Oh card I have and don't care for...

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The Flood / Re: You know what really pisses me off?
« on: March 08, 2015, 11:55:46 PM »
I liked Halo 2's ending.

3745
The Flood / Re: Why is Brian Griffin an atheist
« on: March 08, 2015, 11:03:40 PM »
Because he's a dog and dogs are dumb. /thread

3746
The Flood / Re: THE EARTH DOES NOT ROTATE PROOF
« on: March 08, 2015, 10:29:16 PM »
Why is it repeating? Are they stuck on the plane and sending this as a distress beacon?

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The Flood / Re: 'Villains' that did literally nothing wrong
« on: March 08, 2015, 10:22:56 PM »
Drawing a line through 3 words is easier than writing another sentence.
And it also implies you lack the decency to man up to your fuck ups.
Quote
Because you were doing it and it clearly didn't seem like a serious argument because of that, ffs.
"So I better accuse him of that even though I'm equally guilty."

-You.
Quote
I'm taking it so seriously I'm replying with one line responses and not bothering to quote like you are.
You're certainly taking it seriously enough to continue replying, that's for sure.
Quote
>I derailed thread
>OP refused to keep commenting on the on-topic responses I made and attack how I was conducting my responses instead
Damn, I'm terrible.
>still continuing to do the very thing you're accusing me of

it's like poetry, it rhymes.
How the hell is crossing out what I did that you didn't like and putting something else there instead not manning up to it? If I didn't man up to it, then I would still be arguing that point.

I wasn't looking for a serious argument, you responded to my statement with a care-free response and that's how I responded afterwards. If you didn't want a care-free argument, but a serious one, don't conduct your responses that way. In your own words, man the fuck up about that and move on.

Great argument.

Yeah, because I'm taking it so seriously, huh?
Which you're doing now, funnily enough.

So what are we doing now then? Pretending to argue seriously?

Judging by the amount of saltiness in your posts, pretty seriously. Unless this all one big ebin ruse.
I'm not arguing about the millions of dead from ancient war, we're just arguing about how we're writing these posts instead of what we're arguing about. We're just arguing about how we're arguing, please stop.

plz stop meme speak. just stop this. It's going nowhere. You've guaranteed it's pointlessness, I'd prefer you see that then just me ceasing to reply.
So stop then? I've clarified my position, and you've continued to digress and evade my points. It's really just about you getting the last word at this point.
If that's what you think, fine comment after me and get the last word in, call me whatever you want, say whatever. I made my point clear, you ignoring or misunderstanding it doesn't matter too much to me, but I thought you might've learned something from it, oh well.

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The Flood / Re: 'Villains' that did literally nothing wrong
« on: March 08, 2015, 10:14:29 PM »
yo check these digits
Not dubs, better reroll.

3749
The Flood / Re: 'Villains' that did literally nothing wrong
« on: March 08, 2015, 10:14:09 PM »
Drawing a line through 3 words is easier than writing another sentence.
And it also implies you lack the decency to man up to your fuck ups.
Quote
Because you were doing it and it clearly didn't seem like a serious argument because of that, ffs.
"So I better accuse him of that even though I'm equally guilty."

-You.
Quote
I'm taking it so seriously I'm replying with one line responses and not bothering to quote like you are.
You're certainly taking it seriously enough to continue replying, that's for sure.
Quote
>I derailed thread
>OP refused to keep commenting on the on-topic responses I made and attack how I was conducting my responses instead
Damn, I'm terrible.
>still continuing to do the very thing you're accusing me of

it's like poetry, it rhymes.
How the hell is crossing out what I did that you didn't like and putting something else there instead not manning up to it? If I didn't man up to it, then I would still be arguing that point.

I wasn't looking for a serious argument, you responded to my statement with a care-free response and that's how I responded afterwards. If you didn't want a care-free argument, but a serious one, don't conduct your responses that way. In your own words, man the fuck up about that and move on.

Great argument.

Yeah, because I'm taking it so seriously, huh?
Which you're doing now, funnily enough.

So what are we doing now then? Pretending to argue seriously?

Judging by the amount of saltiness in your posts, pretty seriously. Unless this all one big ebin ruse.
I'm not arguing about the millions of dead from ancient war, we're just arguing about how we're writing these posts instead of what we're arguing about. We're just arguing about how we're arguing, please stop.

plz stop meme speak. just stop this. It's going nowhere. You've guaranteed it's pointlessness, I'd prefer you see that then just me ceasing to reply.

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The Flood / Re: 'Villains' that did literally nothing wrong
« on: March 08, 2015, 10:07:37 PM »
Drawing a line through 3 words is easier than writing another sentence.
And it also implies you lack the decency to man up to your fuck ups.
Quote
Because you were doing it and it clearly didn't seem like a serious argument because of that, ffs.
"So I better accuse him of that even though I'm equally guilty."

-You.
Quote
I'm taking it so seriously I'm replying with one line responses and not bothering to quote like you are.
You're certainly taking it seriously enough to continue replying, that's for sure.
Quote
>I derailed thread
>OP refused to keep commenting on the on-topic responses I made and attack how I was conducting my responses instead
Damn, I'm terrible.
>still continuing to do the very thing you're accusing me of

it's like poetry, it rhymes.
How the hell is crossing out what I did that you didn't like and putting something else there instead not manning up to it? If I didn't man up to it, then I would still be arguing that point.

I wasn't looking for a serious argument, you responded to my statement with a care-free response and that's how I responded afterwards. If you didn't want a care-free argument, but a serious one, don't conduct your responses that way. In your own words, man the fuck up about that and move on.

Great argument.

Yeah, because I'm taking it so seriously, huh?

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