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The Flood / Re: You avatar Fights the Avatar of the user above you
« on: June 07, 2015, 06:01:42 AM »
Well I'm fucked.
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The Flood / Re: You avatar Fights the Avatar of the user above you« on: June 07, 2015, 06:01:42 AM »
Well I'm fucked.
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The Flood / Re: when we say "pretty"« on: June 07, 2015, 02:24:52 AM »
When things are funny, but not "hahaha" funny.
Essentially a lol nowadays. Very unlikely that the person is actually laughing, but funny nonetheless. 3694
Serious / Re: Does the concept of an afterlife de-value life?« on: June 06, 2015, 08:48:26 PM »
I've always thought it did, if your life wasn't going well you could just off yourself and begin again.
...but then I suppose that's also why religions that believe in an afterlife also believe that suicide is a sin and won't get you a good afterlife, otherwise religious folk would be killing themselves all over the place. 3695
The Flood / Re: Song you are currently addicted to« on: June 06, 2015, 08:39:07 PM »
That one on GTA by Dan Croll.
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The Flood / Re: What do You Think You're Known for on Sep7?« on: June 06, 2015, 06:37:00 PM »Either being a good lad or a boring asshole.You were the tea-sipping guy to me. Why'd you stop? 3697
Gaming / Re: Stop whatever you are doing and pre-order Fallout 4!« on: June 06, 2015, 06:36:19 PM »
Never Pre-Order.
I don't care if the game turns out or is highly to be the best shit on the street, it's a terrible business tactic and creates an incentive to create amazing trailers but shit games. 3698
The Flood / Re: Mr. Psychologist« on: June 06, 2015, 06:34:23 PM »
"Psychology isn't a real science!"
*gets shot* Spoiler jk obviously Mr. P, this happens more to fucking Geology... 3699
Serious / Re: "We can't have infinite growth on a finite planet"« on: June 06, 2015, 06:27:34 PM »
Well technically speaking, the title is right.
But of course we can always get more efficient, I mean look at computer technology, first weighed several tonnes and needed a big room that calculated a few times a minute, and now we can have computers on a wrist that are better, as well as ones the size of houses that can predict the Earth's weather...you know how hard that is? But resources wise, this planet is finite in that, even more so considering that at current mining technology we can only acquire a 1/3 of the Earth's valuable resources (Metals, Fuels, etc), but it's not all doom and gloom. Technology is advancing rapidly as already described, and efficiency will always improve. Plus, even a third of Earth's resources will last us a LONG time, far longer than several generations considering we only started industrially ~200 years ago. So while the hippies may scream that we're going to run out of resources to sustain a comfortable life*, that's not going to happen for ages, and they seem to think Earth is totally isolated in a closed system... we have other planets with resources nearby if it ever got truly in a dire situation, y'know... *For at least a considerable size of population on Earth That is, unless you're talking about the economy, in which case I've not a fucking clue and all of the above is totally irrelevant. 3700
The Flood / Re: What do You Think You're Known for on Sep7?« on: June 06, 2015, 06:17:08 PM »
Being Irish I'd guess, not much else. Maybe something to do with Plug DJ, but that doesn't really count as it isn't here.
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The Flood / Re: UN Game X« on: June 06, 2015, 01:57:19 PM »I must've misinterpreted your earlier post. We have an abundance of natural resources like iron and coal, and need as much food as we can get. I thought you were offering to send us food in exchange for iron, coal, and peat, not the other way around. Dan: YouTube We seem to be in the same boat then. 3702
The Flood / Re: UN Game X« on: June 06, 2015, 12:23:32 PM »Quote General Orbei accepts Ireland's offer and begins sending the nation shipments of coal, iron, and peat through the soldier line.With the first batch of cargoships built, trade is running at full, yet limited capacity with Mongolia via Norway. Various new food types are received, improving the average person's diet and reducing reliance on a single crop (although shifting this reliance to trading with another country. "Ah well"), while the mines dig furiously to fill Mongolia's demands for Iron and fuel, requiring a second coal mine to be founded in the South of Ireland for it's own uses while the one up north is intended for trading purposes. Quote Also, one of Tryptameme's pigeons which was sent to Ireland came back with notification of an interest in his discovery of diamond-studded armor. In response to this, he sends out a gift; 10 pounds of diamond studs for the Irish king so he may see the combat advantages himself.Dan receives the studs and instructs one of his disliked aides to wear one while he begins testing the strengths and weaknesses of the armour. Much of Dan's jabs and strikes to the shaking aides' torso are deflected with ease causing damage to the iron sword, but where the studs are less dense (along the sides and bends in the armour), a few slashes fleck off the studs at the joins and became targets for his following strikes. With the aide dragged away for recovery and the armour inspected further after being removed, Dan places an order with the Ethiopian empire for 500 suits of this diamond studded armour, with added notes for suggested improvements if possible. A payment is offered of several ships' worth of Coal and Iron for the suits, to be paid upon delivery of the suits, as Dan expects them to take time in their construction (and it gives Ireland's mines some time to build up a hoard of these materials for the trade in the meantime). Reports from the offshore UIA have been positive for this year, with a total of 40,000 men in Mexico making headway in St. Brendan's conversion of the lands. Discoveries of an alcoholic drink known as "Tequila" created by the locals has been snapped up, which in the early days of it's discovery caused a few casualties due to the strength of such a spirit. St. Brendan intends to tax the locals in Tequila so they may keep their own money for whatever they need, while Ireland can build a trade off the alcohol. Progress in the Canary Islands and North Africa have been also underway, with the first small landing party of 1,000 men making it to Mauritania, with early reports of a conflict in the lands north of it. Dan instructs the men not to interfere with whatever's going on over there and stay within Mauritania, and sends his foreign ambassadors off to discuss with Spain and England to figure out how further conquests of North Africa are to be considered to limit conflicts in the future. At home, half of the 90,000 UIA defence force are stationed as footsoldiers, for now guarding ports and the construction sites of the castles-to-be across Ireland. 15,000 have been trained as archers to maintain similar defence of the coasts and cities, and of the best soldiers are picked out to become an elite guard, including defence of the King himself with special training and equipment to be administered. for the time being, these 500 are differentiated with a clover on the shoulders of the armour to signify their skills and loyalty to the King and Ireland. The remainder (29,500) are retrained as mariners for the navy, with further orders for sailing battleships to be constructed. 80,000 further soldiers have also been created, with specialised training underway for desert climates and warfare to be sent to North Africa and 1,000 to remain and rotate in the Canaries. Quote Military Assets Quote Foreign Policy Quote Domestic Policy 3703
The Flood / Re: Ways to keep from throwing up?« on: June 06, 2015, 10:13:08 AM »
Get something cold and press it to your stomach, water bottles preferred.
I've used this to stop or at least delay sickness due to hangovers, so I guess you can adapt it for other stomach related hurling. 3704
Gaming / Re: What games are we sitting around waiting for right now« on: June 06, 2015, 09:41:23 AM »
Fallout 4 and Cyberpunk 2077.
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The Flood / Re: June 6th« on: June 06, 2015, 09:38:15 AM »
I'm always reminded by the Scottish troops who entered their designated beach to a man who led them in a full kilt and playing the bagpipes.
Crazy fucker. 3706
The Flood / Re: I don't like being provoked, made fun of, or ridiculed in anyway.« on: June 06, 2015, 09:28:54 AM »I tried to improve myself on here as a person, but it takes the other side to create progress as well. You can't just expect me to magically change and be all carefree and not "explode" Both sides have to contribute. And if one side doesn't contribute, I fall back into the same fucking habits again This forum isn't a relationship (and what a fucked up one it would be if it was, right?) . If you can't handle the shit, get out of the manure and stop complaining that it doesn't smell like roses. It's strange that you keep doing these threads expecting something to be different, when every single time it has only made it worse. You don't have total control over everyone else here and how they react, so threats are pointless and are only going to make it worse....again. If you need a break, good, it'll lower your stress levels. But for god's sake, if this place is a massive shit hole filled with people you hate and set you off, don't you think it's time to retire from the forums? You could still hang out with the good people on PM's here, and whenever this groups update thing is added you can always create your own here and control who you react with instead if it's bothering you so much. That said, it sucks you have to do this. When you aren't raging with empty threats you seem an OK guy for the most part. 3707
The Flood / Re: lol, my brother is up the hospital« on: June 06, 2015, 08:02:19 AM »
It was those Strongbow bottles wasn't it.
I'm actually quite astounded that he drank 3 litres, last 15 year old I saw drank a litre of the shit and in no time I had to become his damn nurse. 3708
The Flood / Re: If I killed myself, how would you feel?« on: June 06, 2015, 07:57:53 AM »
"Well, that sucks :/". Then carry on with my day.
Sorry if that's lacking emotion there, but frankly I don't know you or many others here terrifically well and I'm generally disconnected from any sort of sad news. 3709
The Flood / Re: This guy on another forum thinks Britain will sink« on: June 06, 2015, 07:49:15 AM »
Must be already springing leaks, what with all the fountains everywhere. Lake district looks set to go first, it's already got pools of water on the surface.
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The Flood / Re: Where did Noelle go?« on: June 05, 2015, 07:29:18 AM »
I assume she went off.
Who am I to judge or care why. 3711
Serious / Re: Oxford University Union admits it's "institutionally racist"« on: June 05, 2015, 07:28:01 AM »
Well, that's retarded. Not exactly acceptable, but certainly not institutionally backed.
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The Flood / Re: UN Game X« on: June 05, 2015, 07:15:10 AM »
Dan admires the military parade of the newly created United Irish Army (hereby referred to as the UIA) along O'Connell street, saluting as they march past his statue. In these two years he has grown his band of leather-clad men into a capable fighting force, currently at 130,000 with chained iron armour and big 'ol swords.
In the next week 30,000 of them will be deployed to Mexico to aid St. Brendan's Mexican Conversion, though this means his ships will have to be upgraded to speed up the transport. For the time being, 10,000 have already landed at Mexico within the last year, with larger transport and battleships to be built to carry the remainder, with the old fleet of long ships to be converted into scouting vessels, supply ships, or scrapped altogether.A further 10,000 will be sent to the Canary Islands which will be used as a FOB until a landing force begins conversion of Mauritania in a year's time. The remaining 90,000 will be allocated footsoldier, archer and mariner positions with the UIA's home defensive force, and stone forts to be constructed along the major ports and trading centres of the country including Tralee, Galway, Dublin, Cork, Wexford and Belfast, with heavier fortifications to be built over the next three years in Wexford county as a whole. On the foreign front, Dan asks for parlay between the large ASIAN EMPIRE that has taken control of Scandinavia to trade Iron, Coal and Peat for food to supply the growing army abroad. After re-establishing contact with the ETHIOPIAN EMPIRE and the capabilities of the shiny stones offered earlier, Dan asks if a prototype sample of the diamond armour can be sent for internal weapons testing before consideration of a trade agreement.Dan also converses with his GERMAN EMPIRE allies to conduct similar trade as with China. With the population growing a tad to rapidly for Dan to handle everything, he insists that the people of Ireland have a rest on the baby-making front for now. Growth expected to recede to just above replacement levels until a secure food supply is garnered. What's going on: Quote UIA: Quote Domestic and Foreign Policy: And on a side note, are we "paged" with quotes if one country/empire begins attacking another? 3713
Gaming / Re: when you single handedly stop the enemy team from taking your base in wot« on: June 04, 2015, 08:35:29 PM »
JagdTigers are literally tractors with a shed on top of it. Slow as fuck too.
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The Flood / Re: Should the U.S. Annex Canada« on: June 04, 2015, 08:32:44 PM »
To protect it from Chinese aggression and oil pipelines...
All in Canada's interest, of course. 3715
The Flood / Re: Today is my eighteenth birthday« on: June 04, 2015, 08:24:58 PM »
Better be doing a deathpint by now or I'mma be dissapointed.
But anyway... HAPPY BIRTHDAY! 3716
The Flood / Re: UN Game X« on: June 04, 2015, 06:08:03 PM »The Kaiser also accepts the token of friendship. In Dublin, a large drinking competiton is hosted in celebration, with Irish and German ambassadors, royalty and the like are invited to join. 3717
Serious / Re: Oh boy this sounds like a wonderful idea.« on: June 04, 2015, 06:05:25 PM »I actually don't see a problem with this. Pretty much this. Schools already have heavily filtered internet traffic and monitoring of computers to stop kids wasting time or doing other stupid shit, as well as filtering the potentially offensive stuff (which is VERY fucking annoying when you have to do History coursework on the Nazis in school...). How a school handles it is the important part. In my school, a massive fuss was thrown over typing shit like "Megan is a bitch" on the logon page when really that is a complete non-issue. 3718
The Flood / Re: UN Game X« on: June 04, 2015, 05:59:42 PM »
Dan went on a bender again last night and has missed a bit. This time though he had some administrators keep things smoothly running, so he calms his hangover with more beer while he reads over his country's wellbeing:
-The Census done 3 years ago (Supposed to be Page 13) gave better population growths than initially expected. Population has since risen to 1.5 million. Ah, Catholicism... -Shipments were maintained to Sweden with no ill-effects, though the recent tensions between Sweden, God, his lawyers and financiers have led to the shipments being stopped until it eases off. Nothing has been heard from The empires of England, Spain, or Ethiopia and so Dan tries a new tack. A shit ton of messengers sent to the rising German Empire, offering allyship. It makes perfect sense right? Two countries who make excellent beers. -St Brendan finally reached America, though it seems some others already got there. Rather miffed at this, he decided to go south and ended up in Mexico, and sent for assistance in acquiring these fertile lands. The admins had obliged, and so the army for the last 3 years has been trying to conquer Mexico with St. Brendan spreading Catholicism. Progress has been slow, given the lack of a proper army, so there's only a small outpost. Dan intends to change that. -The mining has been going swimmingly, and due to the lack of men to fill the armour the resource have been hoarded. Research into the properties and weaknesses of Iron have been carried out since, and so iron armour has developed to be chain linked and provide better protection, as well as improved, sharper weapons. -The few men on St. Brendan's Island have grown a bit since their arrival, now with a small settlement founded there. The supply requests weren't answered by Spain and so admins pushed through supply ships carefully, taking a wide berth around Spain. Dan considers have a gander around the larger land mass to the East... -Ireland needs a proper army to start spreading and making itself known, and a bigger one. A heavy recruitment drive is put through, with expected turnouts to produce 200,000 men capable of battle in 3 years, with 60,000 ready within the first year to bolster the home country. -To help this growing army, much of the Iron and Coal mined will be drawn into the production of armour and weaponry. This will also take around 3 years. Quote What's happened? (RETROACTIVE): On a side note - TBlocks, minor goof on the last map. Northern Ireland is also under my control. 3719
The Flood / Re: UN Game X« on: June 04, 2015, 12:01:30 PM »I was just poking a hole in you to see what you were made of. Can't argue with that. A whole module about resources on degree this year was made worth it only now ![]() 3720
Serious / Re: At what point does alcohol negate consent?« on: June 04, 2015, 11:39:01 AM »LOL Remember when Kinder said he'd have a girl do a breathalyzer test before having sex?To his defense, what sober girl would ever sleep with that fat fuck? But who would sleep with him drunk when that fat fuck is shoving a breathalyser in their face? |