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The Flood / Re: Just got done reading Avatar: The Search
« on: December 13, 2020, 09:43:14 AM »
It's SO good!!! I love how the comics expand the Azula storyline. Also I'd love to see an Azula / Sokka ship ngl


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The Flood / "Your Honor" - new show with Bryan Cranston (it's SO good!)
« on: December 13, 2020, 09:35:00 AM »

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Bryan Cranston stars as a New Orleans judge who is forced to confront his own deepest convictions when his son is involved in a hit and run that embroils an organized crime family. As a storm of vengeance, lies and deceit threatens to engulf the entire city, Michael Desiato faces a series of increasingly impossible choices and discovers just how far an honest man will go to save his son’s life.

This show is amazing. It differentiates itself from Breaking Bad because Michael is actually a good person. You can empathize with him and relate to him. And he's not some criminal mastermind, either - his slip-ups are realistic and make sense. The tone of the show is super grimdark which I'm not a fan of (could use some comic relief) but other than that I'm seeing no flaws. Only two episodes are out - I highly suggest you watch it!

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The Flood / Re: Ask me stuff
« on: December 13, 2020, 09:15:23 AM »
I mean, that's fair. But look at my Hanukkah thread. I'm progressing my life, even with the occasional delve into DXM. I haven't touched hard drugs at all and have no reason to (my bf would kill me if I did anyway lol) so yeah. I'm not really the person you think I am. I'm sorry you've had such a hard life, sincerely. I wish that I could've helped you.

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The Flood / Re: Ask me stuff
« on: December 13, 2020, 05:30:17 AM »
IT'S TIME FOR YOU TO LOOK INWARD AND START ASKING YOURSELF THE BIG QUESTION: WHO ARE YOU AND WHAT DO YOU WANT?

legend post

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The Flood / Re: Ask me stuff
« on: December 13, 2020, 05:30:01 AM »
All this text I skimmed through but nothing about Class ugh

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The Flood / Re: Ask me stuff
« on: December 12, 2020, 08:24:06 PM »
WAIT E IS SANDTRAP WTF?????


I DID MISREAD THIS. Holy fucking shit wtf

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YouTube

YouTube

I truly am blessed and I know it. I'm in this amazing family now. Why can't you all be proud of me?

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Can't you just stop being attention whore for once and not make dumb threads like this one?
i just want to be liked here like I am everywhere else :(

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I think you grossly misunderstand the situation
Did I miss something? What did he do?

Does this make him the pariah now, like am I off the hook?

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Who said that we believe you?
Well, I've posted proof. If you don't believe me at this point, that's just as silly as not believing E.

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not everyone is as crystal clean as you guys

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The Flood / Re: Ask me stuff
« on: December 10, 2020, 12:10:54 AM »
I'm still alive and thriving lol, does that make you mad

Afraid I don't have the emotional responses to get mad unless my life is in danger. Na, you're just like anybody else. You're doing your thing. However insufferable you might come across as on the net, as long as you're not hurting anybody in life, and you're relatively content, then why would I have beef with that?
Wow. Much more of a respectable, responsible response than I expected. Thank you for that. Unironically my day is a bit brighter thanks to this.

I won't apologize for being "insufferable" (another word for being unique) but yeah I'm not hurting anyone; just leading an alternative life. Not many people recognize that.

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The Flood / Re: Ask me stuff
« on: December 09, 2020, 08:49:17 AM »
I'm still alive and thriving lol, does that make you mad

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The Flood / Re: Being weak is more of a challenge than being strong
« on: December 08, 2020, 02:30:33 AM »
You're only weak if you haven't been challenged enough so this doesn't work

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He was pretty much our Hitler.

In fact, Hitler, Trump, and Jackson have much in common.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trumpism

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The roots of Trumpism in the United States can be traced to the Jacksonian era according to scholars Walter Russell Mead, Peter Katzenstein and Edwin Kent Morris. Mead, a noted historian and distinguished fellow at the conservative-leaning Hudson Institute acknowledges that the Jacksonians were often a xenophobic, "whites only" political movement.

Andrew Jackson's followers felt he was one of them, enthusiastically supporting his defiance of politically correct norms of the nineteenth century and even constitutional law when they stood in the way of public policy popular among his followers. Jackson ignored the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Worcester v. Georgia and initiated the forced Cherokee removal from their treaty protected lands to benefit white locals at the cost of between 2,000 and 6,000 dead Cherokee men women and children. Notwithstanding such cases of Jacksonian inhumanity, Mead's view is that Jacksonianism provides the historical precedent explaining the movement of followers of Trump, marrying grass-roots disdain for elites, deep suspicion of overseas entanglements, and obsession with American power and sovereignty. Mead thinks this "hunger in America for a Jacksonian figure" drives followers towards Trump but cautions that historically "he is not the second coming of Andrew Jackson", observing that "his proposals tended to be pretty vague and often contradictory", exhibiting the common weakness of newly elected populist leaders- commenting early in his presidency that "now he has the difficulty of, you know, 'How do you govern?"

Political science scholar Morris agrees with Mead, locating Trumpism's roots in the Jacksonian era from 1828 to 1848 under the presidencies of Jackson, Martin Van Buren and James K. Polk.

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I just want all statues of Andrew "The Monster" Jackson to be removed

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please delete this Cheat
Actually Cheat, blacklist SC account altogether, this will be easier and better.
I've broken no rules lol

People wanting me banned have about as much chance as Trump getting votes overturned

It's a pipe dream born out of resentment and anger

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I made this thread when I was much drunker than I am right now, please delete this Cheat

<3 you're awesome

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The Flood / Yeah I had a dog then we moved to Florida to escape our stepdad
« on: December 06, 2020, 04:57:10 AM »
He says hr took him to a no kill animal shelter but my dog is probably dead

YouTube

this is him as a puppy

like whatever, it ended up working out for me (I met a guy in Florida) but what about the casualties

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Looks like discussion has finally ended on Sep7agon
For now, perhaps a popular YouTuber or some other famous person online would mention this site on their videos and then that'll give the site more revenue.
Now accepting auditions for the first round of Sep7 branded V-tuber personas

sep-chan

whos an artist here? someone draw that
Yeah very few people here have a greater online presence. I could help, but literally no one on this site even respects me enough to call me she. It's pretty lame and while I'm here, I won't be sticking my head out for anyone. Best thing you can do for now is get popular on YouTube, that's free advice.

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Gaming / Re: Picked up Kingdom Hearts: The Story So Far
« on: December 03, 2020, 06:01:46 PM »
I liked KH1 and 2 as a child and I thought the whole "light and darkness" stuff was super deep when I was in middle school.
"The closer you get to the light, the greater your shadow becomes..."

Okay I'm very easily impressed for sure, but don't tell me that's not hype as hell

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Gaming / Re: Picked up Kingdom Hearts: The Story So Far
« on: December 03, 2020, 05:43:01 PM »
Most fans agree with you there, but I'm one of the holdouts. I relish every second of the prologue. I think when I was a kid playing it for the first time, I was like "who's this bozo, give me Sora" just like everyone else. When I play it now, though, it's easy to accept that I'm in for a three-hour ministory, sit back, and enjoy some stellar plotting and characters.

I wouldn't say that it needed to be so long. I mean, you could've skipped the Struggle thing, skipped the Seven Wonders thing, and yeah pretty much wrap up the entire prologue in a half hour. But the fact that it was long helped it, it helped immerse me into this universe, care about Roxas and the town, and actually believe in what they were selling me instead of it being an expositiony mess. Imagine if you were already in the mansion after only like, 25 minutes of setup. It would be a mess.

or if it did, it didn't need to be so boooooring
Aw see, I was never bored. I can see why you say that, though. It's a deliberately slow pace, it's kind of supposed to make you feel like Roxas and his friends in the beginning there. It's supposed to be the drawling end of a summer, and the characters are bored themselves and are trying to find anything to do.

I don't know, I appreciate the slow burn. I think it drew me in more, almost like how a drawn out, slow scene in a David Lynch movie draws me in more.

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Gaming / Re: Picked up Kingdom Hearts: The Story So Far
« on: December 03, 2020, 05:20:27 PM »
YouTube
Also, how can you watch cutscenes like this without getting chills? For every dumb Goofy/Donald moment, there's a moment like this.

Spoiler
The prologue in KH2 is just perfect in every way. Perfectly captures the lazy Summer days vibe so well first of all, but then there's this added layer of sadness upon realizing it's all fabricated. Every memory, friend, and rival, was so insignificant in the grand scheme of things, but so important in the actual psyche of Roxas. I'm not a good explainer, but there's something about each passing day of the prologue that's just so aesthetically pleasing and really gets me invested into that world.

YouTube

KH2 is amazing. I love the Organization characters and their goals (plus Ansem reveal later), but seriously, nothing in any Kingdom Hearts game beats the first two hours of KH2.

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Gaming / Re: Picked up Kingdom Hearts: The Story So Far
« on: December 03, 2020, 05:06:42 PM »
You guys suck I love Kingdom Hearts, faults and all

Orgasmic music + fun gameplay is all I ask for. Also the story is epic and left me in tears sometimes
gameplay thus far has mainly been mashing the shit out of the X button, which isn't really my idea of fun
I mean that's the core concept, but unless you've been ignoring the abilities section for both games, it's not really that simple.

A lot of abilities are combo finishers, and those require to press square on the last hit of your combo for a different move, but with those you need to know how long your combo is and when you're coming up to the last hit.

That's just one example, but other abilities unlock more moves like that.

Magic (with shortcuts) is also a lot more varied and doesn't equate to just pressing a button.

KH2 does a bit better with this. I mean I admit you'll press X 80% of the time in combat, but it's not really a press X to win situation unless you're playing on Beginner or Normal. There's a lot of strategy to combat, like which enemy to attack first, dodging, blocking/counterattacking, etc. One reason why I like the combat is that everything has to be precise and you need to time your moves right.

Anyway I can see why it might not be for you, but a lot of people don't give it enough credit. I'd recommend playing on Proud mode at least, if not Critical mode. It makes things a lot more fun and makes you appreciate the intricity of the combat mechanics a lot more.

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Gaming / Re: D2 Raid Night (Friday or Saturday)
« on: December 03, 2020, 04:33:12 PM »
If I bought Destiny would I be invited

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Gaming / Re: Picked up Kingdom Hearts: The Story So Far
« on: December 03, 2020, 04:25:59 PM »
You guys suck I love Kingdom Hearts, faults and all

Orgasmic music + fun gameplay is all I ask for. Also the story is epic and left me in tears sometimes

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The Flood / Re: Hello. It's been a while. What do I need to know?
« on: December 02, 2020, 11:35:05 PM »
it was very obviously worded as a joke
nope
Yes. You may be the smartest guy I know, but I've come to expect less of you when it comes to social interaction things like this. Anyone can read what I posted and see that I wasn't being serious whatsoever.

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The Flood / Re: Hello. It's been a while. What do I need to know?
« on: December 02, 2020, 10:49:18 PM »
He literally made a comment about how he was going to murder a child or some stupid shit like that; didn't even bother to type "In Minecraft" or anything.

Oh yeah, Ian reported a post of mine to the fucking FBI and I got a nice visit from a plainclothes agent. Could've ended up in jail for years if I wasn't a pleasant, polite person. So that was pretty messed up.
...what?
it was very obviously worded as a joke, you only reported it to a government agency to spite me

fatherlynick had the same incredulous response as me, look at his comments in the thread I posted

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The Flood / Re: Hello. It's been a while. What do I need to know?
« on: December 02, 2020, 09:35:18 PM »
Oh yeah, Ian reported a post of mine to the fucking FBI and I got a nice visit from a plainclothes agent. Could've ended up in jail for years if I wasn't a pleasant, polite person. So that was pretty messed up.
...what?
http://sep7agon.net/the-flood/no-joke-an-fbi-agent-literally-showed-up-at-my-door/

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The Flood / Re: Hello. It's been a while. What do I need to know?
« on: December 02, 2020, 07:44:59 PM »
Oh yeah, Ian reported a post of mine to the fucking FBI and I got a nice visit from a plainclothes agent. Could've ended up in jail for years if I wasn't a pleasant, polite person. So that was pretty messed up.

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