The app has been made even worse after the controversial spotlight fell off.

One of the more bullshit aspects that was added is that they plan on eventually making a subscription service for you to monitor negative reviews. People posting obvious false shit onto your page? Just give us money and you can take care of it. This app is nothing more than a sad joke.

And don't forget that reviews can only be challenged in 24 hours if it's two stars or less. That means I can and make a review for my neighbor, give him three stars and write down underneath "Yeah, this guy's a pedophile, i'd give him four stars if he'd just stop bangin ten year olds." and there's fuck all anybody can do about it.

People can not be put on a scale like this, and the fact that the two in charge of this app only got driven more to create after the criticism they faced when it was unveiled shows a lack of understanding or empathy out of them. Nothing good will come out of this.

I was working on a Zaku from Thunderbolt a little over a week ago, but this one has been sitting on a shelf for almost a year now.

He is literally the only good candidate out of the bunch.

PROS:
>War Veteran
>NOT a radical (Compared to opponent Nael Van Darnus, he's is extremely tame)
>Plans to solve the homeless problem
>Plans to end all conflicts
>Very open and progressive to other cultures
>Separation of Church and State
>Takes in an orphan child
>Still loves his orphan child despite the boy being a traitor

Cons:
>Very pro-military spending
>Slightly Authoritarian

He may partake in degenerate beverages like alcohol, but he is still an upstanding member of the community.

So when he asks for attention, I will give it to him.

>Attend college in the UK
>Take English history class
>Professors starts talking about the American Revolution
>Says England won the war because their per-capita kill count was higher
>I start objecting to this
>Professor takes a closer look at me
>He notices I have a ham sandwich next to me
>I am immediately arrested by British authorities under Sharia Law for possessing unclean meat
>They search my dorm room
>Find a toothbrush
>Having never seen such a device before they assume it to be a magic wand
>They insist on putting me on a train to Hogwarts
>Train just runs into the ocean
>All the British kids drown
>I swim back to America using superior American swimming genetics

If you're not using three monitors for your computer you better be on a tablet in an airplane because there is no excuse in the CURRENT YEAR to not have at least three screens.

>Welcome to Burger King! Can I take your order?

>>Yes I'll have an Angry Whopper with fries and a drink.

>Sorry sir we don't serve the Angry Whopper anymore but right now we have the Angriest Whopper. It's even more spicy.

>>No it has too much spice. I want it to be less spicy and less delicious.

>Sir you would probably like the new Angriest Whopper better.

>>Fuck you. I'm going to force myself into your kitchen and make my own Angry Whopper and guess what? I'm not paying for it.

>I'm calling the police.

>>YOU CAN'T DO THIS! THIS IS WHAT I WANT! I WANT AN ANGRY WHOPPER! GIVE IT TO ME!

I wasn't expecting to get this hyped for the movie.

It's amazing what can happen in such a small amount of time. Two years ago I never had a job, took Gen Ed classes part time, and my brother who was the biggest constant in my life, disappeared for three years. I was extremely miserable and was probably at my lowest point. If I were to go back in time and tell my past self who I was now and where I'd be in a mere two years, past me would probably get angry and not believe it.

Mistakes were made along the way in the career path. Running away from advancement opportunities, losing possible friendships from my own arrogance, turned down experiences that would help learn things about myself that I ended up learning the hard way later. However, with these I was able to learn what I did wrong and how I can avoid making these mistakes again in the future.

And while I may be in a state of unknowing with certain problems now, every cloud has a silver lining and it looks like things are finally turning around since I graduated high school. Truth be told this job is possibly the best thing that's ever happened to me.

So I've only been legitimately active here since mid-January. Before that I had some posts here and there but I'm pretty sure it was about like 20-30 posts. Too lazy to check.

Despite this I have over 1500 posts, this is a complete contrast to another forum I currently frequent a lot. I've been a user there since 2011 but only have 1400 posts and I think only two threads in total made.

For me, I can't bring myself to be very active with the community there. I mean, it's not that I don't want to be, otherwise I wouldn't be there in the first place but I think the users here are a lot better than the ones over there. There's not a single one of you who I actually don't like (some of you I'm not talking to [they know who they are] right now but I don't actually hate them). Over there it's filled with people who are pretty self-absorbed and chauvinistic, taking any differing opinion as being a contrarian or ignorant (or both).

Back on B.net I was active up until this year and was Fabled, so a post count well over 20k. I really enjoyed the community up until the last two years and everyone who I truly missed is here now which is my reason for wanting this place to be my new internet home. But I wonder about everyone else, how attached are you to an internet forum or a internet community in general?

>Go to beach
>Scoop up water with bucket
>No fish in bucket
>"Hurr that means there's no fish in the ocean!"
>Skeptic logic

Microsoft has been pathetic in their attempts at pushing their disgusting botnet onto the masses, and now they've resorted to purposely sabotaging previous OS's to get you to switch.

I've been running a half-version of 8.1 on the new computer since I put together back in February I think? About three months now, basically I have the OS I just need to activate it. Problem is I need a new product key code since I was using the old one from my previous desktop, I'm fine with buying a new code but Windows for whatever reason shits a brick if I just click the "Buy key" option when the pop up screen appears every four hours asking me to put in a key code.

Either I waste gas money going out and buying a physical disk when all I need is the code on the back, or I buy online from another retailer when I could have it solved right here and now in seconds if Microsoft wasn't being so pushy with 10. Should I just keep trying the "buy key now" option from Microsoft? Because it will be a cold day in Hell before I "upgrade" to their botnet infestation that is 10.

Stopped off at Best Buy before getting groceries since I wasn't feeling all that great. Picked up some stuff, can you guess what's in the bag?

Shafting the Mark 06.

>We're going to build this thing up and subtly show it every now and then, and build so much hype for it. It's gonna be the coolest thing ever! And then throw it away in twelve seconds in Q!
>Q logic

Thank's Khara. Thank's for taking my favorite Eva that you created hype for in two movies and have it flail around like some Halo 3 ragdoll.



Look how silly that is, hahahaha hohohoho hahah-FUCK YOU KHARA.

So I had a nosebleed last night right after I went to bed, was half asleep and felt my nostril running a bit only to see some red on my blue pillow. Cleaned it up and went back to sleep, just had another five minutes ago, gone now but I'm a bit annoyed.

My allergies have been going crazy this past week and a half. With my sinuses being the worst the past few days. The inside of my nostrils is severely itchy to the point where it's causing repetitive sneezing which I'm sure isn't helping since it's leaving my nostrils extremely dry.

I was wondering if this is uncommon in allergies or not, I'm not going to run over to the doctor just to find out it might be perfectly normal. Especially when my chances of being killed from loss of blood from a nosebleed is 4 to 2.4 million.