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6841
« on: February 09, 2016, 08:43:26 PM »
I really wish I could go back to 2007.
Holy shit. 2007 was 9 years ago.
Give me the time back.
I don't blame you guys honestly. I wouldn't mind going back either. Push him off the plane, hopefully he doesn't have a parachute.
How do you plan on doing that without endangering the rest of the passengers?
6842
« on: February 09, 2016, 08:37:01 PM »
I don't know. I like them both, so I'm not going to choose one or the other.
I can predict the next thread now.... "So both girls found out about one another, and now I'm all alone."
6843
« on: February 09, 2016, 08:35:15 PM »
wat
Pssst
Your hammer is showing
I use an axe, what are you talking about?
that's comet
Uhhhhh. That was you for the longest time. You would use that gif often.
I use the gif but who do you think held the camera?
me
Comet uses the hammer, i use the fireaxe.
Nice cover up. In 2014 you said that was YOU with the hammer. This was before Comet was a mod I believe.
Once again, there is another Sep7agon conspiracy.
There is no conspiracy.
Nor is there a war in ba sing se.
Mr Psychologist I know you're hiding something in regards to that gif. I've even seen it be used in the rules before. I could have sworn.
6844
« on: February 09, 2016, 08:32:03 PM »
wat
Pssst
Your hammer is showing
I use an axe, what are you talking about?
that's comet
Uhhhhh. That was you for the longest time. You would use that gif often.
I use the gif but who do you think held the camera?
me
Comet uses the hammer, i use the fireaxe.
Nice cover up. In 2014 you said that was YOU with the hammer. This was before Comet was a mod I believe. Once again, there is another Sep7agon conspiracy.
6845
« on: February 09, 2016, 08:29:21 PM »
Jive I've known you for a very long time, but this is the most unwise thread you have ever made.
Its a man's or woman's choice to have sex with one other... well... by consent that is. Believe it or not there are virgin women out there that don't want to fuck.
However, thanks to today's culture, both men and women are pressured by society to have sex because it is considered the social norm, and if you don't lose it when you're a teenager, you're going to get made fun of blah blah blah stupid bullshit nonsense that retards say.
It also isn't fair that when a guy sleeps with a bunch of women he gets praise for it and high fives, but when a girl does it she's called a slut and heavily insulted for it. Its so fucking stupid. Who gives a shit how many guys a girl slept with? Who gives a shit how many girls a guy slept with?
Unless people are doing unsafe sex and fucking anything, contracting HIV, HPV or some other STD, by all means fuck away and feel good.
This doesn't mean that Virgins still don't exist, and depending on who they are, eventually they will lose their virginity, especially if they're saving it for marriage.
Some people however should never procreate.
6846
« on: February 09, 2016, 08:20:38 PM »
wat
Pssst
Your hammer is showing
I use an axe, what are you talking about?
that's comet
Uhhhhh. That was you for the longest time. You would use that gif often.
6847
« on: February 09, 2016, 07:09:30 PM »
That's horrible. :/
6848
« on: February 09, 2016, 07:07:27 PM »
wat
Pssst
Your hammer is showing
I use an axe, what are you talking about?
6849
« on: February 09, 2016, 06:57:38 PM »
6850
« on: February 09, 2016, 06:29:13 PM »
Lol is he pissing on himself?
6851
« on: February 09, 2016, 05:25:03 PM »
haven't you already posted this
I posted Doug Walker's Reaction. Not Grade's.
6852
« on: February 09, 2016, 04:56:21 PM »
Sharing this in case no one here has seen it yet or if anyone goes on to watch people on YouTube or makes YouTube videos.
6853
« on: February 09, 2016, 04:46:17 PM »
6854
« on: February 09, 2016, 04:33:57 PM »
lol.
6855
« on: February 09, 2016, 04:00:24 PM »
Actually, the most irritating out of what I already listed would be the desticles.
Fuck Bungie and Fuck Destiny.
6856
« on: February 09, 2016, 03:58:08 PM »
Star Wars, Call of Duty, PlayStation, Xbox, Halo, PC fanboys.
Fuck all fanboys and fangirls.
But if its just the fandom...
Call of Duty, Halo, Destiny.
6857
« on: February 09, 2016, 03:55:50 PM »
You liked and replied to my post before my browser even loaded it.
God fucking damnit internet.
Oh. You should call your ISP and give them a piece of your mind if you're having trouble. Those bastards screw with mine on a regular basis. $60 a month to only get shat on, and they hold a monopoly in the area. I can switch to AT&T but that's even shittier and more expensive. Actually, not to jinx anything, mine has been okay lately.
6858
« on: February 09, 2016, 03:49:29 PM »
Well we got a good chunk of users saying it's fine.
So i'll switch it to saturday.
Can everyone make sure that the people who haven't replied are notified if they can?
Seriously, thank you. I have no plans this Saturday so I will be on.
No problemo. Hopefully this can happen with a full group and no issues.
Me and Vien were testing some maps out, we got some great ones lined up. The only issue so far is the photo map not working. Which I remade and will hopefully work.
I'm sure it will work out. Honestly don't be too worried. Halo 5 isn't exactly a polished product as of yet.
6859
« on: February 09, 2016, 03:42:20 PM »
Well we got a good chunk of users saying it's fine.
So i'll switch it to saturday.
Can everyone make sure that the people who haven't replied are notified if they can?
Seriously, thank you. I have no plans this Saturday so I will be on.
6860
« on: February 09, 2016, 03:40:45 PM »
Aw. 
6861
« on: February 09, 2016, 03:36:53 PM »
Oh wow. Its the Halo 1 physics effect all over again.
6862
« on: February 09, 2016, 03:30:57 PM »
You're making yourself sound like you know exactly what you're talking about when really you don't Based on this post, that would be you, actually.
Oh and its cringeworthy.
6863
« on: February 09, 2016, 03:27:59 PM »
Whenever I took mine on a plane, they always had to examine the "device" because of the moving parts in the UMD tray.
Yeah I thought UMD was a stupid idea from the start. Cheaply made, I had games where the white plastic broke off releasing the disc, and buying movies for it instead of ripping it in MP4 was beyond retarded. As if that wasn't enough, whatever PS Vita had really drove Sony's idea of a portable handhelds to the grave.
However, the PSP aside from its flaws wasn't crap. Well... at least before Smartphones took over. People who didn't grow up with it will think its trash because a smartphone can do all that and more.
PM me if you still have yours btw, or if you're interested. If you don't have custom firmware and you never tried installing any, I'm your man for that. At least with the latest custom firmware out now.
Also, can you really blame airport security? Thanks a lot United States govern- Err I mean Osama Bin Landin.
Gotta be careful NSA watching. <_<
I sold that POS ASAP. The battery life was horrid and the game selection was super limited. I had the gen one PSP.
Sorry you didn't get any enjoyment out of it. My first one is also a gen one, or should I go with its real true nickname, PSP PHAT. Officially it was called PSP 1000. The battery life is actually better on the 2000 and 3000 slim models and you can USB charge them, so you don't even need the adapter. Hell you don't even need the battery unless you're going outside. You can plug the AC adapter or USB on the slim and remove the battery and it will still work. The modding scene for this is fun though, nothing like running not just PSP games on a memory stick but homebrew games and software as well. Its like jailbreaking an iPhone, minus the bugs since iOS has bugs when you jailbreak and slows down. This doesn't. But to each his own.
6864
« on: February 09, 2016, 03:01:41 PM »
Nothing right now. I might just read another Goosebumps book for the sake of entertainment value. I got some that I haven't even read yet.
Still, nothing else right now as far as books go grabs my interest.
Daily reminder that this post infers that Deci is more capable of appreciating literature than Verbatim is.
Honestly if it wasn't for Goosebumps back in the 90s when I was like 5-6 years old, I would have never been interested in reading everything. I would have never really learned, but Goosebumps encouraged me to read, it caught my eye with its artwork and it really wanted me to know what it was about.
I read other books as I got older such as Lord of The Flies, The Old Man and The Sea, hell I even got Of Mice and Men in my collection. The other 2 I borrowed.
One book that I read in high school and was actually a challenge to do a paper on it later was one flew over the cuckoo's nest, but I read it. The entire book.
And honestly I liked to book more than the movie. Same can be said with Lord of The Flies.
So when I feel disinterested, I fall back to my childhood roots on where I began reading.
It's nice having a nice easy read isn't it? I like going back to Harry Potter/ A Series of Unfortunate Events sometimes.
You know I never finished reading A Series of Unfortunate Events all the way through, but I plan to one of these days. That's the second book series that motivated me to keep reading. I still have The Bad Beginning and I own the movie. Oddly enough Harry Potter didn't really capture my interest as much.
But Goosebumps, god I was obsessed with those as a child, and I partly still am from time to time. It became more than a book, more of a novelty. I don't know how other kids imagined how the story played out, but for me it was always a lot darker than intended, and fortunately there is one Goosebumps book that is that dark, at least too dark for a kid, that I proudly have in my collection. It never got reprinted so the first print version is all that exists. Its called I live in your basement.
The way how I imagined it is what kept me reading.
The movie was terrible, the books are way good. Especially the later one. The story really goes places.
Honestly I enjoyed the movie, even though it was okay at best. I just wish it wasn't so rushed and the characters and story in the movie had more time to develop.
But I consider the movie to be a different version from the book. But yeah, the last book I read was probably book 11, but I need a complete refresher since I haven't read them in awhile.
They're doing a Netflix series now, so that's ok. Hopefully they don't fuck up Olaf again.
The audiobooks are good too, they've got Tim Curry
I actually can't wait to see the Netflix series. Jim Carry was an okay Olaf in my opinion, but it is true that Olaf is suppose to be someone we dislike, and Jim Carry did the opposite. Honestly Jim Carry is someone I would have wanted Count Olaf to be, but.... yeah.
Count Olaf is a fucking animal, I think Jim Carry had the potential to actually be an evil bastard in the movie, BUT thanks to executives at Nickelodeon Movies, and the director, he couldn't do that.
Then don't read fiction. Read a book about something that actually happened. Just because the rest of us like to read fiction doesn't mean you have to.
And why do you keep using italics in nearly every post of yours now? You're confusing.
Italics are used to emphasize words to help stress a point. I use the all the time.
That doesn't really help you out though. It just makes you look even more foolish.
Yeah it wasn't a bad performance acting wise, but Olaf wasn't the despicable cunt he is in the books. Kinda wish I'd got to hear his version of Olaf's new laugh from The Grim Grotto though lol
Hee hee hee sniggle haw snaggle heepa heepa ho ho heffalump
Well changes were made an its never easy to fully portray a character, not everyone can do that 100% of the way, kinda like how Heath Ledger did with The Joker, except that was his own to a degree. I still think if it was a bigger film, not made for kids and it was actually aimed towards an older audience, it would have been as dark as the books. Then yet again the Harry Potter movies aren't perfect either. That doesn't really help you out though. It just makes you look even more foolish.
How.
It actually doesn't, at all, but this should be good.
You're making yourself sound like you know exactly what you're talking about when really you don't, and when you're sarcastic and you use them, I can't take you seriously. Like are you trying to be serious with that shit?
6865
« on: February 09, 2016, 02:55:42 PM »
Another book that I got and read, which I'm still trying to look for since I lost it somewhere in my home is Boy of the Painted Cave. My teacher read that to us in 6th grade.
Another good book is The Cay, and its sequel, Timothy of The Cay.
6866
« on: February 09, 2016, 02:53:28 PM »
Nothing right now. I might just read another Goosebumps book for the sake of entertainment value. I got some that I haven't even read yet.
Still, nothing else right now as far as books go grabs my interest.
Daily reminder that this post infers that Deci is more capable of appreciating literature than Verbatim is.
Honestly if it wasn't for Goosebumps back in the 90s when I was like 5-6 years old, I would have never been interested in reading everything. I would have never really learned, but Goosebumps encouraged me to read, it caught my eye with its artwork and it really wanted me to know what it was about.
I read other books as I got older such as Lord of The Flies, The Old Man and The Sea, hell I even got Of Mice and Men in my collection. The other 2 I borrowed.
One book that I read in high school and was actually a challenge to do a paper on it later was one flew over the cuckoo's nest, but I read it. The entire book.
And honestly I liked to book more than the movie. Same can be said with Lord of The Flies.
So when I feel disinterested, I fall back to my childhood roots on where I began reading.
It's nice having a nice easy read isn't it? I like going back to Harry Potter/ A Series of Unfortunate Events sometimes.
You know I never finished reading A Series of Unfortunate Events all the way through, but I plan to one of these days. That's the second book series that motivated me to keep reading. I still have The Bad Beginning and I own the movie. Oddly enough Harry Potter didn't really capture my interest as much.
But Goosebumps, god I was obsessed with those as a child, and I partly still am from time to time. It became more than a book, more of a novelty. I don't know how other kids imagined how the story played out, but for me it was always a lot darker than intended, and fortunately there is one Goosebumps book that is that dark, at least too dark for a kid, that I proudly have in my collection. It never got reprinted so the first print version is all that exists. Its called I live in your basement.
The way how I imagined it is what kept me reading.
The movie was terrible, the books are way good. Especially the later one. The story really goes places.
Honestly I enjoyed the movie, even though it was okay at best. I just wish it wasn't so rushed and the characters and story in the movie had more time to develop.
But I consider the movie to be a different version from the book. But yeah, the last book I read was probably book 11, but I need a complete refresher since I haven't read them in awhile.
They're doing a Netflix series now, so that's ok. Hopefully they don't fuck up Olaf again.
The audiobooks are good too, they've got Tim Curry
I actually can't wait to see the Netflix series. Jim Carry was an okay Olaf in my opinion, but it is true that Olaf is suppose to be someone we dislike, and Jim Carry did the opposite. Honestly Jim Carry is someone I would have wanted Count Olaf to be, but.... yeah. Count Olaf is a fucking animal, I think Jim Carry had the potential to actually be an evil bastard in the movie, BUT thanks to executives at Nickelodeon Movies, and the director, he couldn't do that. Then don't read fiction. Read a book about something that actually happened. Just because the rest of us like to read fiction doesn't mean you have to.
And why do you keep using italics in nearly every post of yours now? You're confusing.
Italics are used to emphasize words to help stress a point. I use the all the time.
That doesn't really help you out though. It just makes you look even more foolish.
6867
« on: February 09, 2016, 02:50:39 PM »
Congratulations, now go get more redbull and sue em again.
6868
« on: February 09, 2016, 02:48:31 PM »
Tbh I'm actually surprised Verbatim hates reading. I mean, I figured with someone with the username Verbatim, he'd actually be a reader since there is no way in hell he would have known of that word at a young age. I don't hate reading, I just don't read. There was a time when I used to--I don't anymore. I just don't see much of a point in it anymore, other than vapid entertainment. I don't really learn anything useful from reading fiction.
You're not far off-base with where my username comes from, though. I love writing, I love showing off my vocabulary--and I like learning new words, too. But I don't necessarily need to read fiction all day to do that. I'm kind of at a point where there aren't many words I don't know.
Then don't read fiction. Read a book about something that actually happened. Just because the rest of us like to read fiction doesn't mean you have to. And why do you keep using italics in nearly every post of yours now? You're confusing.
6869
« on: February 09, 2016, 02:46:33 PM »
Nothing right now. I might just read another Goosebumps book for the sake of entertainment value. I got some that I haven't even read yet.
Still, nothing else right now as far as books go grabs my interest.
Daily reminder that this post infers that Deci is more capable of appreciating literature than Verbatim is.
Honestly if it wasn't for Goosebumps back in the 90s when I was like 5-6 years old, I would have never been interested in reading everything. I would have never really learned, but Goosebumps encouraged me to read, it caught my eye with its artwork and it really wanted me to know what it was about.
I read other books as I got older such as Lord of The Flies, The Old Man and The Sea, hell I even got Of Mice and Men in my collection. The other 2 I borrowed.
One book that I read in high school and was actually a challenge to do a paper on it later was one flew over the cuckoo's nest, but I read it. The entire book.
And honestly I liked to book more than the movie. Same can be said with Lord of The Flies.
So when I feel disinterested, I fall back to my childhood roots on where I began reading.
It's nice having a nice easy read isn't it? I like going back to Harry Potter/ A Series of Unfortunate Events sometimes.
You know I never finished reading A Series of Unfortunate Events all the way through, but I plan to one of these days. That's the second book series that motivated me to keep reading. I still have The Bad Beginning and I own the movie. Oddly enough Harry Potter didn't really capture my interest as much.
But Goosebumps, god I was obsessed with those as a child, and I partly still am from time to time. It became more than a book, more of a novelty. I don't know how other kids imagined how the story played out, but for me it was always a lot darker than intended, and fortunately there is one Goosebumps book that is that dark, at least too dark for a kid, that I proudly have in my collection. It never got reprinted so the first print version is all that exists. Its called I live in your basement.
The way how I imagined it is what kept me reading.
The movie was terrible, the books are way good. Especially the later one. The story really goes places.
Honestly I enjoyed the movie, even though it was okay at best. I just wish it wasn't so rushed and the characters and story in the movie had more time to develop. But I consider the movie to be a different version from the book. But yeah, the last book I read was probably book 11, but I need a complete refresher since I haven't read them in awhile.
6870
« on: February 09, 2016, 02:37:43 PM »
And there's nothing wrong with that, but as Verbatim is incapable of appreciating even something meant for children, you are.more scholarly than he is.
Tbh I'm actually surprised Verbatim hates reading. I mean, I figured with someone with the username Verbatim, he'd actually be a reader since there is no way in hell he would have known of that word at a young age. Unless he just took the name as a username without even knowing what the word verbatim means. Anyway, thanks.
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