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8281
« on: May 07, 2015, 10:28:17 AM »
Independent / Health Concern
I'd sort of like the tories to win so that we don't get bane in charge of the economy, but with enough other MPs to cockblock them when it comes to carving up the NHS.
If the "Thouth Enough" doesn't win the maybe Labour will elect his brother as leader for 2020.
Yeah... I'm pretty sure david fucked off to america to be a banker or something, thus leaving us with his retarded little brother 
Ah well, maybe they'll find someone slightly competent.
Where's Lord Mandelson when you need him...
Still drinking the blood of romanian orphans I think <.<
8282
« on: May 07, 2015, 10:27:24 AM »
Buncha profligates ITT
If the game wasn't so content biased for the NCR I'd go legion every time. Trouble is that if you do the majority of the mojave just becomes a giant killing ground, which is fun for a few hours but when all the merchants are dead and the NPCs crucified it gets a bit dull.
We really needed a 5th DLC o open up the area east of the river to allow all that fun Legion goodness.
Do you lobotomise Caeser?
Nah, I do the surgery and save him <.<
You fucking profligate
Caesar is the Legion though <.< Without him it would just collapse back into tribes of savages.
8283
« on: May 07, 2015, 10:25:46 AM »
Independent / Health Concern
I'd sort of like the tories to win so that we don't get bane in charge of the economy, but with enough other MPs to cockblock them when it comes to carving up the NHS.
If the "Thouth Enough" doesn't win the maybe Labour will elect his brother as leader for 2020.
Yeah... I'm pretty sure david fucked off to america to be a banker or something, thus leaving us with his retarded little brother Ah well, maybe they'll find someone slightly competent.
8284
« on: May 07, 2015, 10:11:12 AM »
Buncha profligates ITT
If the game wasn't so content biased for the NCR I'd go legion every time. Trouble is that if you do the majority of the mojave just becomes a giant killing ground, which is fun for a few hours but when all the merchants are dead and the NPCs crucified it gets a bit dull.
We really needed a 5th DLC o open up the area east of the river to allow all that fun Legion goodness.
Do you lobotomise Caeser?
Nah, I do the surgery and save him <.<
8285
« on: May 07, 2015, 10:09:40 AM »
Independent / Health Concern
I'd sort of like the tories to win so that we don't get bane in charge of the economy, but with enough other MPs to cockblock them when it comes to carving up the NHS.
8286
« on: May 07, 2015, 09:44:45 AM »
Buncha profligates ITT
If the game wasn't so content biased for the NCR I'd go legion every time. Trouble is that if you do the majority of the mojave just becomes a giant killing ground, which is fun for a few hours but when all the merchants are dead and the NPCs crucified it gets a bit dull.
8287
« on: May 06, 2015, 10:14:47 PM »
Ayy so this guy is saying the euro is going to be fine compared to the dollah, gg no re.
8288
« on: May 06, 2015, 10:01:26 PM »
I can see another Great Depression, but not this bullshit apocalypse fear bait.
^
It's also slightly interesting how the chap is simultaneously selling a book on this shit, no way this could be scaremongering at all.
I was kinda expecting some denial when I made this thread... a pending collapse that would effect everyone's lives is not an easy thing to digest, but all the evidence is there. All the statistics point towards it and point to how much worse everything is right now in comparison to the Great Depression of 1929.
Also, he's not selling the book, he's giving it out for free.
Oh right, well I stand corrected on that then.
So far the editing of the video seems really dodgy, this guy is having sentences stitched together. That's not helping the scepticism <.<
The only editing I see is when they switch from one subtopic to another, like he had more details but they decided to give summaries more than in depth explanations. I don't exactly know what you're talking about
It's very subtle, he says a word and it's edited into the next word. Not just topic switches, but stitching <.< He is making a good argument mind you, it's just not something I'd believe out of hand immediately <.<
8289
« on: May 06, 2015, 09:52:18 PM »
I can see another Great Depression, but not this bullshit apocalypse fear bait.
^
It's also slightly interesting how the chap is simultaneously selling a book on this shit, no way this could be scaremongering at all.
I was kinda expecting some denial when I made this thread... a pending collapse that would effect everyone's lives is not an easy thing to digest, but all the evidence is there. All the statistics point towards it and point to how much worse everything is right now in comparison to the Great Depression of 1929.
Also, he's not selling the book, he's giving it out for free.
Oh right, well I stand corrected on that then. So far the editing of the video seems really dodgy, this guy is having sentences stitched together. That's not helping the scepticism <.<
8290
« on: May 06, 2015, 09:46:05 PM »
I can see another Great Depression, but not this bullshit apocalypse fear bait.
^ It's also slightly interesting how the chap is simultaneously selling a book on this shit, no way this could be scaremongering at all.
8291
« on: May 06, 2015, 09:44:24 PM »
Anybody know a way I can deal with it? (Without going to some goodie-two-dick old ass therapist)
Ehh you see, that would have been my suggestion <.<
If you are being haunted by a past trauma which is then causing thoughts of suicide, a therapist is probably the best bet. When you say druggie child, what do you mean by that? >.>
Every therapist I've ever went to has just told me the same thing. I knew it was useless when I first started and I know it's useless now. Therapy is nothing but talk.
I almost died via overdose twice by the time I was 17. I stopped because I didn't like the feel of dying.
That would generally be what therapy is, but if it didn't work out for you then yeah it's probably not worth continuing to go down the same road. It is a bit problematic though, seeing as this sort of thing is hard to treat with anything other than talking therapies. Medication is the alternative, but it's likely to be unnecessary if there isn't a biological root to the problem <.<
I see, well it's good that you stopped for somewhat obvious reasons.
The dreams, how frequently do they happen? <.<
They happen at random, but stick like a nail in wood. I could be dreaming about my girlfriend and I one day then have the grandma dream the next two days.
When I have them and wake up at a certain time they only get worse. If I try going to sleep again I hear anything from whispering to screaming.
Hmm, how long have they been going on for?
And with the therapists, what sort of things did they suggest? (that didn't work for you >.>)
I remember having them when I was a senior but never having them again until last week.
They suggested that I keep taking my medication and be around my friends. The problem is the medication just makes me tired and my friends are all on the Internet.
Hmm, well has stress for you increased in the last few weeks? >.> Ahh, well that can be a problem <.< Are you able to take them later then, or is it more of a general tiredness?
8292
« on: May 06, 2015, 09:22:22 PM »
Anybody know a way I can deal with it? (Without going to some goodie-two-dick old ass therapist)
Ehh you see, that would have been my suggestion <.<
If you are being haunted by a past trauma which is then causing thoughts of suicide, a therapist is probably the best bet. When you say druggie child, what do you mean by that? >.>
Every therapist I've ever went to has just told me the same thing. I knew it was useless when I first started and I know it's useless now. Therapy is nothing but talk.
I almost died via overdose twice by the time I was 17. I stopped because I didn't like the feel of dying.
That would generally be what therapy is, but if it didn't work out for you then yeah it's probably not worth continuing to go down the same road. It is a bit problematic though, seeing as this sort of thing is hard to treat with anything other than talking therapies. Medication is the alternative, but it's likely to be unnecessary if there isn't a biological root to the problem <.<
I see, well it's good that you stopped for somewhat obvious reasons.
The dreams, how frequently do they happen? <.<
They happen at random, but stick like a nail in wood. I could be dreaming about my girlfriend and I one day then have the grandma dream the next two days.
When I have them and wake up at a certain time they only get worse. If I try going to sleep again I hear anything from whispering to screaming.
Hmm, how long have they been going on for? And with the therapists, what sort of things did they suggest? (that didn't work for you >.>)
8293
« on: May 06, 2015, 08:38:30 PM »
Anybody know a way I can deal with it? (Without going to some goodie-two-dick old ass therapist)
Ehh you see, that would have been my suggestion <.<
If you are being haunted by a past trauma which is then causing thoughts of suicide, a therapist is probably the best bet. When you say druggie child, what do you mean by that? >.>
Every therapist I've ever went to has just told me the same thing. I knew it was useless when I first started and I know it's useless now. Therapy is nothing but talk.
I almost died via overdose twice by the time I was 17. I stopped because I didn't like the feel of dying.
That would generally be what therapy is, but if it didn't work out for you then yeah it's probably not worth continuing to go down the same road. It is a bit problematic though, seeing as this sort of thing is hard to treat with anything other than talking therapies. Medication is the alternative, but it's likely to be unnecessary if there isn't a biological root to the problem <.< I see, well it's good that you stopped for somewhat obvious reasons. The dreams, how frequently do they happen? <.<
8294
« on: May 06, 2015, 08:09:26 PM »
Anybody know a way I can deal with it? (Without going to some goodie-two-dick old ass therapist)
Ehh you see, that would have been my suggestion <.< If you are being haunted by a past trauma which is then causing thoughts of suicide, a therapist is probably the best bet. When you say druggie child, what do you mean by that? >.>
8295
« on: May 06, 2015, 08:00:44 PM »
It's more to do with making sure it doesn't clutter up the front page, sep7 is a relatively slow site (Compared to a big one like bungie, kinda obvious) so a locked thread takes a few hours to sink down.
A spam of locked threads clutters the place up, so they get tidied away <.<
eh I guess so
but it still takes out some of the fun of posting in threads you know are going to be locked
ah well w/e
Hmm, I suppose. If it's the odd one, that is usually left alone but if someone has posted a whole bunch they tend to be facing the dustpan and brush >_>
8296
« on: May 06, 2015, 07:57:39 PM »
It's more to do with making sure it doesn't clutter up the front page, sep7 is a relatively slow site (Compared to a big one like bungie, kinda obvious) so a locked thread takes a few hours to sink down.
A spam of locked threads clutters the place up, so they get tidied away <.<
8297
« on: May 06, 2015, 07:50:16 PM »
I cry evrytiem, but you should have stopped after the second lock m8.
RIP in potted plants
8298
« on: May 06, 2015, 07:37:15 PM »
Walking is more sustainable than running, especially 10 miles in freezing cold temperatures.
Except at -60c you are fucked anyway so you might as well just lie down and sleep.
Then it's -70c.
Even more fucked <.< You are pretty much a human popsicle at that point, so why waste your last few minutes in despair as you try and walk an impossible distance (In that temperature) when you could just lie down and sleep.
8299
« on: May 06, 2015, 07:33:57 PM »
Walking is more sustainable than running, especially 10 miles in freezing cold temperatures.
Except at -60c you are fucked anyway so you might as well just lie down and sleep.
8300
« on: May 06, 2015, 03:53:17 PM »
lol
Christ bungie has fallen far.
8301
« on: May 06, 2015, 01:13:06 PM »
Stannis the Mannis is going to win, there is no contest.
he's a good, true man, devoted to justice.
he will not survive the series due to these things
Oh he will <.<
Rather than being a good man who's head is full of silly dreams and optimism, like a certain stark, he's going to no-bullshit his way from the wall to kings landing and save the day from all of the silly quibbling children >_>
When tywin shuffled off this mortal bog, that was the only serious threat to stannis going down the drain.
theres still the whole jon thing... stannis may not be azor ahai, but perhaps he will use azor ahai(jon) to claim the throne and save the world from the others?
I really hope that what happens at the end of the latest book is not Deus Ex'd somehow. I quite like the theory about how lightbringer isn't necessarily a sword though >.> If that is the case, then stannis the mannis is going to be set. I mean, unless the entire azor ahai thing is some big joke. Which would be... interesting <_<
8302
« on: May 06, 2015, 12:56:31 PM »
Stannis the Mannis is going to win, there is no contest.
he's a good, true man, devoted to justice.
he will not survive the series due to these things
Oh he will <.< Rather than being a good man who's head is full of silly dreams and optimism, like a certain stark, he's going to no-bullshit his way from the wall to kings landing and save the day from all of the silly quibbling children >_> When tywin shuffled off this mortal bog, that was the only serious threat to stannis going down the drain.
8303
« on: May 06, 2015, 12:47:49 PM »
Stannis the Mannis is going to win, there is no contest.
8304
« on: May 05, 2015, 06:53:17 PM »
The religion of lazy people who sit around all day and get free food.
Basically 25 year olds who play video games all day and live with their mom.
As opposed to the ones which involve buggering altar boys and beheading infidels?
At least they do stuff.
Thing is, whilst the monks might normally reside in the temples they don't simply do nothing all day. Helping others/charity work and the like is pretty important >.> Or these chaps for example Rather than waiting around for the government to arrive the monks are right in there helping dig out supplies from the rubble to help the survivors around them.
8305
« on: May 05, 2015, 06:47:51 PM »
The religion of lazy people who sit around all day and get free food.
Basically 25 year olds who play video games all day and live with their mom.
As opposed to the ones which involve buggering altar boys and beheading infidels?
8306
« on: May 05, 2015, 06:34:05 PM »
That's too far, way too far m8.  Damn frogs.
8307
« on: May 05, 2015, 06:27:37 PM »
Even with this wonderful information I can't choose :/
Cameron - Self serving tories
Miliband - God help us if Wallace goes up against Putin
Clegg - LOL we're sorry
Farage - God please no
Bennett - A nice change but the greens would bugger so many things up it's not even funny
Luckily I get to vote for an independent chap because otherwise I'd probably just draw a dick on the ballot paper.
8308
« on: May 05, 2015, 04:14:59 PM »
That's enough of that now.
If this shit carries on in another thread I'll take my lack of sleep out on you <___<
I swear to god you're always sleep deprived.
Pretty much.
Hell even as a newborn I didn't sleep well (Obviously not firsthand recollection, this is what my parents say) so a quick checklist goes
Spoiler Born and barely slept as a baby
3 years old - parents got a sleep therapist to make me go to bed/sleep, which sort of worked for a few years
6 - Same shit different age
6-10 -- I think I actually slept well at this point of my life, it's hard to remember though.
10-15 -- ayylmao my dear ol' mummy decided to play deafeningly loud music all night every night, so I only got sleep from 4am-7am ish when she passed out and I could turn the surround sound off ._.
15-now -- Insomnia from the after effects of the sleep deprivation described above, I've got sleeping tablets that sort of help but it's still an uphill struggle every night.
The bags under my eyes have pretty much been a permanent fixture since I was old enough to look in a mirror, but on the whole it is getting better nowadays. It's just a bad night with little sleep tends to hit me pretty badly.
You're probably going to laugh in my face when I suggest this but, from personal experience with insomnia, I highly recommend that you try looking into medicinal CBD-rich cannabis strains. It's legal in the US but I have no idea what the substance laws in yurope are.
No I am not camnatoring or trolling
I had to live with insomnia throughout all four years of high school and half of my freshman year at university until I stumbled upon this information and got my hands on some. I use an oil vaporizer pen that is specifically designed to vaporize concentrated cannabis oil before bed every night and honestly I rarely ever experience restless nights like I used to.
I appreciate the sentiment nasty <.< Now bear with the irony of this sentence as I take my sleeping pills, 'I'm not going to take drugs to make myself sleepy' CCCCCC: really though, these NaSSAs are kind of a multi-tool. Anxiety/Depression/Insomnia - Make ya calmer, happier and sleepier. The remaining problem now is the psychological one, where I *think* I don't want to sleep/can't sleep so then I struggle to do so <.< But hey, I'm working on it and by the time I'm finished on the nassas I expect I'll be able to sleep normally again (Or close enough). But yeah, I do appreciate the thought >.> drugs that don't go over the counter just aren't my thing.
8309
« on: May 05, 2015, 04:10:20 PM »
That's enough of that now.
If this shit carries on in another thread I'll take my lack of sleep out on you <___<
I swear to god you're always sleep deprived.
Pretty much.
Hell even as a newborn I didn't sleep well (Obviously not firsthand recollection, this is what my parents say) so a quick checklist goes
Spoiler Born and barely slept as a baby
3 years old - parents got a sleep therapist to make me go to bed/sleep, which sort of worked for a few years
6 - Same shit different age
6-10 -- I think I actually slept well at this point of my life, it's hard to remember though.
10-15 -- ayylmao my dear ol' mummy decided to play deafeningly loud music all night every night, so I only got sleep from 4am-7am ish when she passed out and I could turn the surround sound off ._.
15-now -- Insomnia from the after effects of the sleep deprivation described above, I've got sleeping tablets that sort of help but it's still an uphill struggle every night.
The bags under my eyes have pretty much been a permanent fixture since I was old enough to look in a mirror, but on the whole it is getting better nowadays. It's just a bad night with little sleep tends to hit me pretty badly.
Oh that? That's just my image of you.
He has a beard and black hair, I have neither.
8310
« on: May 05, 2015, 03:26:21 PM »
You can leave this up in here, more people will see it that way.
Let me know when the 2DS is gone and I'll lock this thread for ya.
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