Quote from: Nick McIntyre on January 07, 2015, 06:00:16 PM

You are such a fucking liar when you're backed into a corner.

the little kid pissed me off, so i said something irrational out of anger

fucking sue me

and no, you didn't back me into a corner
quit trying to be tough, tough guy
you're so tough

That wasn't even the first time you said it, lol.  Tough guy.

Quote from: Nuka 'Kal Vargun on January 07, 2015, 05:14:27 PM

Is that supposed to make you sound tough or something?

what the fuck is tough about posting your full address? there is nothing tough about that

are you stupid?

it's not that i'm tough, it's that i'm not a fucking scared little kitten

If you're a pussy or an idiot.

I'm neither pussy nor idiot.

I'm not afraid of little kids on the Internet. At all.
If you think that makes me tough, I'm flattered. But it doesn't.

fucking lel.

To be fair, he did get called immature and foolish before that. Not saying it was the best response, but he was clearly already mad at that point.

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I can't believe I live in the same state as you.

I wouldn't. I already got my ass beat on my own doorstep.

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I'm not afraid either. COME GET SOME PUSSIES

ooooh what a tough guy

So! Stuff your choice. Always is. But generally, as a rule of thumb you try to curb the potential for bullshit on your head as much as possible.

Your chances are low statistically speaking of having anything bad come from posting your address. But, life is unpredictable and one day it might come back to bite you in the ass years down the line. Or it might not.

But you know what else there is to think about? Like I said about trying to avoid and curb bullshit happenings to yourself.

The more doors you leave open, the more chance you have of one day having something come through those doors. The more risks you take, even if they're small, all eventually add up into something big.

That's not to say that you hide in a corner all your life. But the more you invite the potential for trouble, no matter how small, then one day you'll have that potential fully realized.

If you want an example Verb.

It's fucking cold up here. My brother in law came into town on Monday to get water. He rolled in using his secondary three ton truck because his main one died on him. This big truck has no snow tires, and there's a leak in the brake fluid so he's driving with no brakes, on fucking ice, in a three ton truck with a water tank on a trailer.

This guy knows how to drive but I told him to be careful. He went back home on monday evening and never made it. I had to go out there, in the evening, in -54 to go save his ass because he hit the ditch, and my sister called me and told me he wasn't home yet.

I checked everything on my vehicle. I checked my vehicle, and checked my survival gear.

Making sure I had every single bit and piece of what I'd need saved my ass, and my brother in law's ass on monday night. If I'd left a shovel out of the back of my vehicle, or left town, believing that I'd be okay with half a tank of gas. Forgot my tow rope that I lent to my mother in her car. Forgot my survival gear.

All of those things, at first glance, are small things. But on monday evening if I had skipped any one of them, any one of those small, ordinary, tiny little risks, me and my brother in law would have been dead.

The small stuff adds up when you least expect it verb.

The same for my brother in law. He can drive on ice. That's always a risk. He can drive on ice with no snow tires. That's a risk. He can drive with no brakes. That's a risk. He can do all of that while hauling a water tank on a trailer. That's a risk.

All of those risks, to that man, are small. But they all added up one day and he found himself stuck in the ditch in -54 weather and the only reason he's alive right now is because I helped him.

So.

Long story short. The more oppurtunities you give yourself for bad shit to happen to you, the more likely you are over time to have bad shit happen to you. Even if the risk is small, all those little risks can add up one day.

You don't have to live in paranoia. But just be aware of your actions and the fact some days it's the small shit that comes around to get you when you least expect it.

Quote from: Prime Meridia on January 07, 2015, 06:05:11 PM

Verby pls. Not telling you to stop, because that won't happen, but just take a step back from the computer for a moment and don't let your writing be coated with emotion. Keep your psych clear, yo.

i'm just astounded

it's impossible to say "i'm not afraid of x" over the internet without a bunch of assholes trying to take you down a notch that you were never on to begin with

i'm not afraid of people coming over to my house--because i have a better chance of getting struck by lightning
is that really such a controversial statement to make

Except for a bit of superiority when someone says they don't post their address and you call them pussies.

Quote from: Slade on January 07, 2015, 06:01:05 PM

Boy do I feel sorry for you right now.

...wow

how could you not understand the intense levels of sarcasm in those posts

Implying that I was not being sarcastic to begin with?

I bet you talk shit to all the "tough guys", don't ya Verb?

i don't even know what a tough guy is anymore

Quote from: True Turquoise on January 07, 2015, 06:05:56 PM

I wouldn't. I already got my ass beat on my own doorstep.

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eh

You don't have to live in paranoia. But just be aware of your actions and the fact some days it's the small shit that comes around to get you when you least expect it.

of course

a lot of people are getting super emotional over the fact that i apparently claimed that people who don't reveal their personal information are pussies--i might have said something similar to that, but i don't think i ever said it outright, only implied

you're not a pussy if you don't reveal stuff to people--you're just protective, and i would argue OVERprotective--even paranoid
and i think you have priorities to sort out

but you're no weaker than me, and i'm not stronger than you
i just CARE LESS than you

i'm aware of the "risk" i incur upon myself
but i find that revealing personal information has a lot more benefits than people really take into consideration

like, for example, secondclass didn't know that i lived in the same state as him
he doesn't like me
and i don't him
but if we did, we might be like, "hey, that's kinda neat, maybe we can meet up somewhere"

oh, but meeting people you've met over the internet? DANGER DANGER
AXE MURDERERS, RAPISTS

That's... really not smart, man.

It's better to not disclose your location to people you barely know, on the internet, than to do the complete opposite and risk something serious happening. I mean I'm happy to say I'm in Cardiff right now, but that's about as specific as your gonna get, giving a specific address is just asking for trouble.

Quote from: SuperIrish on January 07, 2015, 06:37:21 PM

That's... really not smart, man.

No

it's the fucking smartest thing EVER

I detect a hint of sarcasm there.