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Quote from: PSU on November 16, 2015, 01:51:29 PM

With your vulgar language, harassment, and shit trolling.

literally you

Sometimes use vulgar language. You're correct.
Never harass anyone.
Never Troll.

So your point is moot.

You repeatedly sent me PM's insulting me when you didn't like something I posted, that's harassment, I'll post screenshots if "can't remember".

At least 60% of your opinions are trolling.

Yup. Post the screenies. I doubt I sent more than 3-4 messages. Which wouldn't be harassment.

60% of my opinions are trolling? You're fucking delusional. Which ones exactly?

If it happens once or twice it's harassment. Slap a girls ass at work once and it's sexual harassment.

And shit like you can't rape your wife, that tier of opinion.

Not if she enjoys it. Plus, from my records it looks like you were the one repeatedly messaging me.

But thats not a troll opinion, its 100% what I believe.

Not if she enjoys it? That doesn't even make sense...

Quote from: RomanGladiator on November 16, 2015, 02:22:45 PM

If certain members keep disparaging me, I will have no choice but to leave.

Fucking leave then. No one cares. Herpes infested shit.

Don't act like a jerk, Mister.

Quote from: Ginger on November 16, 2015, 01:35:06 PM

I am not sure of the social protocol. Congratulations?

And another thing...no condom? Really? Rookie mistake.

She said all her past boyfriend's never used one and she takes birth control everyday...and I was on my third beer, so I wasn't thinking too clearly. I'll have to tell her to get condoms with me next time.

So you have unprotected sex with someone who always rides, or gets ridden, bareback? Coooome ooooon!

I'm really not one to talk though. I met my honeydew in a foreign country. However, we knew each other for a while before hand.

Render wasn't really much more than a giant gimmick.
Or, well, two gimmicks. Beard posting and wang jokes.

You missed out on the best of Render then.

Cool blog bro.

You missed me. There is no denying it.

What about bruschetta? That is pretty yummy. I quite enjoy veggie samplers as well.

Quote from: Ginger on November 14, 2015, 01:46:19 PM

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Quote from: Ginger on November 14, 2015, 01:39:44 PM

Any neat features that will limit his playing time?

what

You know, like parental controls or something?

He's an adult. Why would he have parental controls turned on?

Just because he is an adult doesn't mean he isn't sometimes bad.

Any neat features that will limit his playing time?

Quote from: Ginger on November 14, 2015, 11:44:21 AM

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being ginger

Hey! D:

literally worst poster in existence.

Literally.

being ginger

Hey! D:

Something someone posted on Facebook that should be kept in mind:

"[I'm afraid this is probably incoherent. My thoughts in the moment. Take them for what you will. I mean well.]

Reading reports of the horror unfolding in Paris, under siege at this moment, I am left with no answers and many concerns and questions.

What does seem clear to me is the strategy behind these murderers and the people who control them. For such people, violent extremist Muslim fundamentalists who reject the idea of pluralism and tolerance as sinful and a betrayal of their faith, a pluralistic society in which Muslims are free to join a broader culture, adapting their beliefs and practices and shaping their identities to embrace both their religion and membership in a secular national community, is their worst nightmare. It is everything they are fighting against in their attempt to return to some imagined utopia, likely rooted sometime between Muhammad's conquest of Mecca and the end of the Umayyad period (around 750 AD), when Islam had expanded from Spain to Afghanistan and was united under a single ruler.

The society that succeeded this one, the Abbasid Caliphate, was, at its height, as modern and tolerant (by medieval standards) as any in the world at that time, but that is not the vision of these so-called jihadis. who see the world as divided into the purely faithful and the infidel, for whom slavery, death or, if he sees reason, conversion and total submission, are the only justifiable fate.

So Paris is the perfect target. France has a large population of assimilated Muslims, but it is not a situation without its tensions. Many Muslims feel alienated and only marginally part of French society. A tradition of ultranationalism in French politics stokes those feelings.

So these terrorists aim to put France, and especially its Muslims, in an impossible bind. Attack savagely, without any seeming purpose and no regard for any human feeling other than hatred, and arouse in the non-Islamic population a deep and powerful fear of the country's Muslims. Powerful voices will argue that any course other than a total rejection of the virus of Islam from the body social and politic is self-annihilating, and as the senseless massacres and terror mount, they will find more receptive ears.

In the mind of the jihadist bent on a Caliphate, rejecting of a pluralistic society, this will be good news. He will be able to say to his moderate, modern fellow Muslims, who have committed themselves to being full citizens of France, "You see: they hate you. They will never accept you. Join us. Reject their laws and their society and their supposed openness--it is against God's will. You have no choice. They will never accept you."

The prophecy they intend to fulfill themselves is the clash of civilizations we've been told by some is inevitable.

It isn't. I refuse to believe it.

Now is the time we have to double-down on our values.

That doesn't mean not fighting these cold-blooded killers. That's the opposite of our values. People who are willing to, eager to, do the things these people have done are the living antithesis of our values. The world they want looks nothing like the one we want.

Or the one that nearly a billion Muslims live in and envision each day, right alongside the rest of us.

Can you trace some of this back to Islam's roots? You can, but Islam is more than its most violent texts, just as Judaism is more than the slaughter of the Canaanites. Look, I'm an atheist. I don't believe any of these religions, and I'm sick to death of the mayhem their worst practitioners have created, but I have no illusions. They are not going away. No one will argue them off the face of the Earth. Islam is not just the Koran and the Hadith. It is the billion+ Muslims living today, and they are overwhelmingly against this insanity.

There is a virus, a deadly one, in Islam. It must be fought from without and within, and it will take a long time to subdue, but we can't subdue it by declaring Islam inherently evil and incompatible with pluralistic, democratic societies and we can't subdue it by labeling any Muslim living among us an enemy, his friends and family a fifth column.

Because That. Is. What. They. Want.

That's the aim, the purpose, of these bombings and shootings and hostage takings and stabbings and beheadings. The extremists hope to make people like us and our Parisian brothers and sisters so fearful and hateful of the Muslims among us that they have, essentially, no choice but to give up on any hope of being themselves while being one of us.

I don't know the particulars. I don't know how you win this fight, but I know how you lose it. The killers have given us a blueprint.

So no tolerance for intolerance, and that means not being squeamish about confronting evil practices when they are done in the name of a religion. Understanding will take you a long way, and I'm committed to it, but understanding will never cause me to excuse the inexcusable, either in my own country or anywhere else. Curiosity about and respect for other people's cultures is part of my value system, but I have values that come from my own culture too, and I can't be afraid to draw a line.

So let's remember what we stand for and what we stand against. We stand for a free society, one in which anyone may believe what he wants to, may preach what he wants to, but cannot foist those beliefs onto his neighbor. We believe in a world where a person's sex or creed or color does not limit his or her potential . We believe that the only people fit to govern us are ourselves--that no one can claim the mantle of heaven to impose his will and whims and phony law on his countrymen and women, and we believe that the price of joining the club isn't any of those categories--sex or color or creed--it's sharing these beliefs.

The door has to stay open. You have to be able to walk through it whether you wear a cross or crescent or a mogen david or an ank or an ohm or a lotus or a Darwin fish with feet. If, in fear, we close that door, we lock out a potential source of our growing strength and vitality.

And we leave them a choice between slavery and death, or something even worse."

Are you using those terms in their actual meaning, or the pop-psychology meaning?

I cannot say for sure, but perhaps it was Decimator Omega. After spending a bit of time teasing him, he grew on me. He is the first person I talked to on a consistent basis, and then there was Flee.

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Quote from: Jono on November 12, 2015, 03:00:53 AM

Pacific Time mustard rice

What time is it?

ITS REAL NIGGA HOURS

YouTube

...Well, that was...invigorating.