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Euripides posted...
Is this a new rule going forward, or are they going to nuke Duncan and Sunhawk's current alts?
It's not retroactive. Anyone currently able to post, even if they have past bans can continue to do so as long as they follow the rules.

By promoting consistency in moderation and addressing specific issues such as hornyposting, ban/purg evasion, and trolling we aim to create a more welcoming and inclusive space for all users.
But yeah this was technically announced with the other changes. Though for obvious reasons it went under the radar and very few people actually knew this was a new change. The worst people know how to get around this system, but those are also the kind of people who have gimmicks obvious enough to spot them or can't help but out themselves. They're doing it for the attention in the first place, so it's not fun for them if nobody knows who they are.
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CreekCo posted...
Heat death which will lead to collapse. Its impossible that the universe is rapidly expanding as theres really no reason for it to. You would need a massive amount of mass being created currently and I dont recall seeing much evidence of that. If you believe in thermodynamics and even mildly in some parts of evolution I dont see why any conclusion other than an eventual Big Crunch would be the endgame.
You should avoid speaking so confidently on a subject you definitely don't know anything about.

Wikipedia posted...
The Big Crunch is a hypothetical scenario for the ultimate fate of the universe, in which the expansion of the universe eventually reverses and the universe recollapses, ultimately causing the cosmic scale factor to reach zero, an event potentially followed by a reformation of the universe starting with another Big Bang. The vast majority of evidence indicates that this hypothesis is not correct. Instead, astronomical observations show that the expansion of the universe is accelerating rather than being slowed by gravity, suggesting that a Big Chill is more likely.

Like I said earlier. Dark Energy is causing the universe to continually accelerate. This will result in all things in the universe growing farther apart until the universe grows dark outside of isolated star clusters / galaxies. When those die, they won't reform into new stars; or if they do they'll only make smaller and smaller stars until there is not enough mass left in the system for new stars to be born. (Note: Heavy elements like iron is actually "poisonous" to stars, this makes every new star have a harder time getting going as the more heavy elements there are in an area the more likely you are to get a failed star. Ie. Brown Dwarf) That residual matter will steadily break down due to various natural forces and radiation and eventually we'll be left with nothing but stray electrons and other fundamental particles, before those too probably quantum tunnel themselves out of existence.

Anyone talking about Big Crunch or Big Bounce hasn't been paying much attention to science for the past 20 years. Dark Energy and Eternal Expansion / Entropy have been widely regarded as the most likely fate of our universe since 2003. Big Bounce (the idea that we're constantly expanding and contracting) was thrown out in like the 80s. Apparently there are some theories which still work around theories of Big Bounce / Crunch, but they're not mainstream or readily accepted ideas.

As with everything there's always a chance for this science to be wrong. Maybe our ultimate fate will be a Big Crunch. But the evidence we have and our current understanding all points towards either a Big Rip or a Big Chill.

You're also completely backwards? More mass being introduced to the universe would encourage the big crunch. Mass has gravity, which pulls things together not pushes them apart. More mass being fabricated in the universe somehow would act as a decelerator.

It kind of baffles me how confidently wrong you were about so many different subjects there all at once.

Sufferedphoenix posted...
Would heat death really end the universe or just everything in it making it q big empty universe?
Can't really say, but everything in it would be gone. Either reduced to electrons and neutrinos or gone gone. Without any observers it'd be about the same either way.
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Just woke up. Plan on going for a 2 mile walk later though. The weather is nice and gloomy.
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P4wn4g3 posted...
I don't remember, was this when fluffy went joyboy or was it when he became giant? The cartoonist animations for joyboy is there because he basically has loony tunes superpower. I can appreciate that, the show was always silly like that.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBYDDCdhyjg
It's pretty atrocious. Anyone whose studied animation; Japanese, western, doesn't matter, they'd all tell you this is really bad. There's a couple interesting shots (most of which are only good because they're recreations of the manga panels) but it's near impossible to follow visually, doesn't look good, and has some really off-putting directorial choices like the whole roulette wheel gear 5 graphic display for some odd reason. Again, for weeks people were trying to edit this to make it make sense.
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Dressrosa had some pacing issues but nothing there felt wasted. It was a long arc that maybe dragged at points, but it set up and paid off so many different things at once. I have no problems calling it one of at least top third islands. Then after that was Zou. Even as a furry, Zou was kind of dull. At least it had the only girls in One Piece I ever found cute >.> Whole Cake Island might be one of the best arcs period, and then we get Wano.

Had all the right ingredients to do everything perfect, and then spends a shitload of time doing the one thing One Piece has always sworn to not do. Waste our time with a damn training arc. It was also just, way too scattered, the characters who needed screentime the most hardly got anything, and by the time we got to some of the greatest moments in the series' history the anime had pissed away its budget and left us with little more than ugly smear frames and glitter bombs to hide how bad the animation was.

But hey. Egghead is shaping up to be another greatest of all time. Even if you're an anime only, I would recommend just skipping Wano and reading the manga instead. You'll get through it in a few days versus weeks and since you won't have to wait on chapters the pacing problems will sting a lot less. Once you get to Egghead you can probably go back to the anime. Well. Maybe. I guess we'll see. I still haven't forgiven them for glitter bombing the Kaido fight to the point you can't even see what's happening. Gear 5th was so bad people spent weeks trying to re-cut those scenes to make any amount of sense. Even ms paint amateurs on Youtube had stuff that looked better.
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iirc it's been pretty well known for a while now that the universe is accelerating. Whether that results in a "Big Rip" where the laws of physics start upending themselves I have no idea.

Failing that, entropy will win sooner or later. Big Crunch has been pretty firmly ruled out, but I'm not skilled enough at science to explain precisely why. Something about the type of "stuff" in the universe rapidly becoming dark energy dominant instead of matter / energy dominant.
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I just want people to know that SMIB is the guy who got banned because people were quoting him, and he tried to report those people for "quoting hate speech." That's what all this is about. He called himself a bigot in some 5D Hyperchess maneuver to try and get people moderated and was predictably kicked off the site instead.
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For what it's worth I liked the Occultic;Nine anime. It has some problems. About half the cast talks way too fast as they try to condense all of their worldbuilding and intrigue down into 22 minute episodes. Seriously some parts need to be watched at .75x speed. The twist(s) are also super easy to predict if you just pay careful attention. When they finally draw back the curtain and explain the sci-fi components at play it's almost completely nonsensical and very much screams "Don't worry this will make sense in the VN". Sort of like the ending to Punch Line.

But aside from those admittedly pretty big problems I still had a lot of fun with the series. The characters were entertaining, I enjoyed the general atmosphere almost as much as Chaos;Head, and the animation was pretty well done and has a few pretty iconic moments left in my memory too. Shame it didn't do well though.
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CADE_FOSTER posted...
If they cared about traffic they wouldnt be doing everything to kill gamefaqs since purchase
They almost certainly do care about site traffic. My guide for FFVII: Rebirth is getting cross-linked into FF Wikis or something like that. Probably the same for the Q&A I'm required to fill out as part of the game bounty too. I think Fandom willingly bringing back the bounty program, and not only that but developing entirely new tools to encourage flow to the site shows that they believe in GameFAQ's as a money-maker. If nothing else.
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Revisited posted...
Doesn't any mods have any blithe remarks that they want to post itt? Those are usually my favorite whenever a topic is about to be locked. It's like in shows when the cop hurls an insult at the perpetrator they just captured and beat up, always makes for a humorous scene.
We were told in advance and got most of our angst out ahead of time. :P
I'm just here to answer questions if I can, but I think I covered everything I wanted to in the last topic. Feel free to ping me if you want. Dealing with some vertigo so I may be slow to respond but I'll try to help where I can.
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FurryPhilosifer posted...
Also! I can't see how CE really impacts anything else on the site. You need to go looking for it.

I wonder if they'll try and shutter the boards entirely. Maybe have the answers section only. A quora of gaming.
As a Guide Writer I can say that they do want the answers section to be a bigger part of the site. Bounties now require a certain number of Q&A to be filled out by the author of the guide. I highly doubt they're planning on tossing out the boards. Even just from like, a pure practicality standpoint. A lot of information on this site is contained in random posts on random boards or stickies. That's basically free SEO.
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viewmaster_pi posted...
they should have announced this on april 1st
I might be saying too much here but fuck it. They almost did? There was going to be an announcement (not on CE being walled) on the 31st and then the walling was supposed to be I think the 3rd of April. Things happened and it got pushed back, but yeah it would have been close enough to april fools that people would have thought it was a late joke.
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-ZIO- posted...
What about the current events topics that take place on the NGS social board? That contains alot of charged, extreme right wing discussion on world politics, generally. Will that be deleted, or remain as is?
Depends. Political discussion as it relates directly to gaming is still allowed. A lot of things also still aren't technically a political issue even if politicians like to make it that way. For example, I certainly wouldn't be moderating posts talking about the BLM stuff in Spider Man games. For one, when I was in the military we were explicitly told that BLM is not a political statement, and that soldiers were allowed to participate. And for two, it's in the game itself. People can totally talk about that.

But yes anything outside of that scope has to go. If NGS has a handful of extremely politically charged topics those probably need to go. The board itself should be fine though. It's just a social board for general gaming right? Hope that clears some stuff up.
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s0nicfan posted...
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/8/89ef1207.jpg
Say what you will, from my viewpoint this place has gotten better. Well, maybe not the Isreal threads. But overall better. The level limit on CE really helped keep a lot of the lower-effort trolls out.
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viewmaster_pi posted...
he really said "hornyposting"
It amuses me that a, I think Director of Trust and Safety used this term in an official capacity.
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radical_rhino posted...
This is the beginning of them closing down all the social boards for good, isnt it?
Probably not. I can't say too much on the subject, but the goal is not to close down all social boards. From the announcement post their primary concern is toxicity. CE is essentially being spared the hammer on political talks, as long as people retain some modicum of decorum. Any other social board should be fine since they're not related to politics.

_Valigarmanda_ posted...
What the hell is hornyposting, anyways?
You're allowed to talk about if people are cute / attractive / maybe even sexy. You aren't allowed to make posts that would make say, a 13 year old girl visiting GameFAQs feel like this is a hostile environment towards women.

WingsOfGood posted...
Posting pic of woman and asking if she is ready
ie: Stuff like this. Don't do this anymore.
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Heineken14 posted...
Bet the reddit cesspool is stocking up on alts as we speak! lol
Probably too late for them.
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MangaBroski posted...
Is this the guy who was also saying Japan would defend Taiwan? If it is, that guy just wants Japan to be allowed into military combat.
He's LDP, and like most members of LDP he's in the ultra-nationalist Nippon Kaigi. So yeah, this speech is almost certainly him trying to drum up support to get Japan's warfighting sanctions lifted. Convert the SDF into a full standing military, pretend you're doing it for world peace, but really all they want is to start shooting at China and Korea again.
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I like the bit where they sing a song about how kids suck at everything.
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It starts in Season 3 but there's a noticeable drop in quality by Season 4. Some friends and I did a rewarch of it and I think we gave up around Season 4 or 5.
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DrizztLink posted...
It's based off browsing history, so I have a theory.
Yes and no. People who click right-wing sites for the sake of being outraged get sent more of it because from the perspective of the algorithms a click is a click. People on the internet these days love seeking shit they hate so they have a reason to be mad, and the internet is more than happy to feed it back to them and keep them trapped in their own torment.
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Youtube intentionally tries to float up low level channels these days. You'll often find small creators with sub 100 to 1k views in your recs. As for why it's some anti-woke thing. Dunno.
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Discussing Swampys death and the whistleblower lawsuit he left behind, the longtime former Boeing executive told me, I dont think one can be cynical enough when it comes to these guys. Did that mean he thought Boeing assassinated Swampy? Its a top-secret military contractor, remember; there are spies everywhere, he replied. More importantly, he added, there is a principle in American law that there is no such thing as an accidental death during the commission of a felony. Lets say you rob a bank and while traveling at high speed in the getaway you run down a pedestrian and kill them. Thats second-degree murder at the very least.
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SkittyOnWailord posted...
(snip)
It's the Tiffany scene. In particular.
Why would I be jealous of Tiffany?
Because Tiffany's... a BOY!!!

mehmeh1 posted...
Thought the original guy got exposed early on, while the show lasted 3 seasons
After looking into it it seems you're right. I'd always heard he was the reason it got canned. Regardless the rest is still relatively true. The creatives fought hard to keep it going and I wish it had. I found a lot of the more mundane plots rather relatable.
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Killmonger posted...
Out of the two, which is turn best to start?
Depends on taste. The AT characters can start off screechy and annoying for many people but gets way better once it starts delving more into story. If you want a story that starts off very childish but grows more mature over time start there.
Regular show is pretty consistently just great stoner humor through and through. There's very few duds, almost every character is immediately likeable. But there's not much of a story arc until the very end aside from the occasional romance drama. Start there if you want mindless entertainment.

To other posts. Clarence is a fantastic show. It breaks my heart a bit knowing that most of the staff tried to save it from cancelation. The originally creator had little to no involvement beyond the pitch of "fat kid does funny stuff". Supposedly the individual episode directors hard carried the tone along side skilled writers, and they all tried to convince CN they could continue the show without the original guy since he never did anything anyways. CN didn't listen and pulled the plug.
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Speaking of moments that live rent free in my mind.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvisiyE7dPo

Killmonger posted...
Ive never seen this or Adventure Time. Theyre on HBO, so maybe theyre worth checking out.
They're both great. Regular Show follows a very predictable formula. Mordecai and Rigby get assigned a task, don't want to do that task because something cool is happening and / or they get distracted. This somehow almost immediately spirals out of control into a world-ending disaster which then has to be resolved usually in a way related to their initial task but in a way that means they have even more work than if they'd just done their job from the start. Somehow, it never gets boring.

Adventure Time starts off episodic and kind of weird. There's a handful of duds in the early seasons, like I don't think anyone's going to hate you for skipping that snail episode, but it pretty consistently gets better and better as the show goes on and once The Lich becomes a factor (voiced by Ron Pearlman!) the show starts getting really really good.
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KajeI posted...
It was my first introduction to the idea of a Tessaract. Blew a few adults minds when they brought them up and I already knew what they were about.
Was that the episode where they had to solve equations and like, they arbitrarily got powers / curses associated with the equations they got? So one kid gets a brief chance to explore teleportation by solving for d=s/t and setting t = 0 or something like that. I remember the teacher being really frustrated because he wanted to play with the powers.

Also more on topic, Regular Show was great. It and Adventure Time were great. I also liked TTG sometimes but they ran that show way too damn often and I kind of just got really sick and tired of it.
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KajeI posted...
Strange Days at Blake Holsey High
I dont think I've ever met someone who watched this show besides me. It was one of my favorites during the period my dad forced me to only watch Discovery because it was "educational".
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Turbam posted...
You should be demoted from moderator for this tbh
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBYd2mXIu6c
Nah fuck off, it was like the only good CN Real show on the block. I used to be real big into Survivorman but I hated the show Les Stroud did on CN. It quickly devolved into petty teen drama rather than practical survival skills and I heard there was a lot of controversy about the kids possibly getting hurt while working on it. Also who cares if it's "scripted" it's a show about blowing stuff up lmao. That's like complaining about wrestling being scripted.
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_____Cait posted...
Real talk. Adventure Time and RS came out around the same time, when CN was doing that dumb reality thing, Nick was doing nothing, and disney was stuck on teen girl dramas. AT pretty much saved that entire era and inspired everything after it.
Okay, but Destroy Build Destroy kind of ruled.
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Simon_Gruber posted...
Don't most (all?) already have a 13+ policy anyways? Even this place has had that since the 90's.
COPPA basically says you can't collect info on kids. Most sites collect info. Therefore, kids can't have accounts. As far as I can tell this bill is utterly meaningless unless he creates new enforceability standards. As is, COPPA compliance forces websites to not allow accounts to people 12 and below. So maybe DeSantis just wanted to expand the limit by 2 years for some reason.
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Everyone fights, he probably loses to Vegeta and Piccolo, he reveals he was going easy on them and / or just wanted to make sure the planet would be okay without him. If he wins then it'd motive for everyone to train even harder.
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Instant Mash makes me gag uncontrollably. It tastes repugnant and nowhere close to potato. Just mushy grey slime. I convinced myself for years that I hated potatoes until someone made me try homemade mash and it was tasty and flavorful.
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Runescape. Stopped playing because the micro transactions became too gratuitous. Even as a Member. It's a shame because I'm one of the few who actually liked the direction RS3 was going, but I just couldn't stand getting bombarded with pop ups and ads for crystal wheels and diamond chests and the like.
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Godnorgosh posted...
To answer the topic title: labor unions.

Capitalists decided "nearly every waking moment" until we started fighting back.

But there is absolutely still progress to be made here.
And that 40 was a compromise as well iirc. Things have been sliding back towards longer hours lately too. Not unusual to have companies do crunch for 60+ hours a week.
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I'm generally too much of a baby to watch horror but I think one of the later paranormal activities I happened to be forced to sit through. They shooed me away at some point because I was laughing too much at how dumb everything was. There was like a priest screaming Latin at shadow tentacles and the whole scene was just so... Like I'd scene better horror in porn. Hell that one adult swim ad bump where dozens of spooky hands start emerging from the walls was 10x more terrifying to me.
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WingsOfGood posted...
Yes probably even Mr.Beast contests.
Pretty sure there was controversy about this actually. Two people who took 2nd and 3rd place in the real event found out on the uploaded video that they were declared losers so two bigger channels could have the winning spots to promote the event better.

Anyways reality shows are usually real to an extent, but they're heavily edited to craft a storyline. If two characters have a flirty conversation with the same person they will 100% edit those scenes to create a world where one of those people is a manipulative asshole trying to cut in on true love. Complete with sinister musical cues so the audience at home knows who the villain is. The producers will often lay landmines to try and encourage certain things to happen. If two characters are having a bitter break up you can get good footage by scheduling them for an even together.
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Xenogears15 posted...
Serial Experiments Lain (moreso from a "WTF is going on?" pojnt of view than it being violent or anything)
Maybe it's the benefit of hindsight but Lain was pretty easy to grasp for me. Her online persona had pretty much taken on a life of it's own and Lain was having an identity crisis as the boundary between her online "wired" self and her real life self blurred together; especially as the online communities built around her started working towards trying to get in touch with and meet the "real" lain. I dunno, it always kind of felt like Perfect Blue to me. It was probably a lot harder to grasp back when it was new and people had yet to fully understand the ramifications of what the Internet would be like and how totally it would consume our lives.

Shame the writer went full 9/11 truther later on. Dude did my favorite season of Digimon and then decided that he was going to fall down into some ultra right-wing rabbit holes because some studio execs said he couldn't show shinjuku towers being blown up in Tamers since 9/11 had just happened.
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The thing with shows like Elfen Lied is that it's hyper violent almost all the time and doesn't have much else going for it. At that point, I'd say the average modern Family Guy episode is more fucked up than that. Not trying to discount Elfen Lied or its impact, just that it's very easy to grow desensitized to it and some of the scenes like the dog one ate borderline comical because of how over the top edgy they are.

Comparatively Made in Abyss only has like. 5 scenes in the whole thing that are really fucked up. But those scenes are sudden, place the characters in immediate mortal peril, and it's happening to children who had little to no clue about how truly fucked their situation was and in some cases are caused directly by their caretakers whom they trusted. The overall impact left behind is way greater to me. Same with Higurashi. Using the fucked up scenes sparingly gives them greater impact.

I thought of another good candidate for a fucked up anime though. Magical Girl Raising Project. It's a magical girl Battle Royale. The monokumo-esque mascot decides that actually. I've hired too many magical girls for this town. From now on whoever gets the fewest magical candies (their reward for helping people) each week will be forced to stop being a magical girl. Surprise. When I said "stop being a magical girl" I actually meant "you die". Thus kicks off a brutal Battle Royale as the characters quickly give up on earning candies and move to killing each other to steal the other's stock.

The main character, Snow White gets a huge target painted on her back because her power of hearing people's wishes makes her highly suited to gathering candy but not at all suited for combat. It's a little over the top at times with being edgy but the original novel came out at almost the same time as Madoka Magica so that kind of shows what kind of vibe people were looking towards at the time.
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Probably Made in Abyss. Less so because of the volume of horrible stuff but more so what happens and to whom whenever the show does decide to be really fucked up.
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No, not really.
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Ghost in the Shell
Summer Wars
Promare
Maboroshi I guess.
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OriginalPlain2 posted...
No

but I did get stung by the absorbed current for some reason

my hands were on the wooden interior of one of our windows as I was leaning to watch the strikes since it rarely happens around here

got stung twice so I just stepped away and I quit watching
Reminds me of my middle school. There were these vending machines that had a rather serious fault. They were kept in cages to prevent theft, but if any person touched the cage and any metal part of the vending machine at the same time (ie: The dispensing tray...) then you would get a shock. It was like playing a game of operation every time you wanted a soda. You'd also get shocked if you pushed the coin return.

They machines were sadly removed after everyone in recess got together to form one massive daisy chain. One of us on the end grabbed the cage, and another on the opposite end pushed the return. It created a current that traveled through every single student in the chain. Had a sort of pleasant humming sensation traveling through your body. Naturally the teachers panicked at the idea of the students electrocuting themselves for fun. (Why they didn't react when the students first reported being shocked by the machine I'll never know.)
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Been struck by lightning in a car. Also once was next to a window and "saw" a tree get struck just outside. Quotes because all I "saw" in either case was a brilliant white light that consumed my vision.
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Naysaspace posted...
you should thank your lucky stars you don't get account suicides in your mod queue anymore.

and i dont mean the good ones with rare porn. or the lousy ones with porn everyone's seen. i mean.....those other kind of ones (gore, snuff, mutilation, etc).

man, 2006 gamefaqs sure was wild.
Still happens. Not that often, but it does still happen. I know some people who handle moderation for the big sites though and yeesh. Wouldn't wish that shit on my worst enemies.

Edit: On topic - Yeah I love Discord. Most of my online friends are there. The big discords are annoying with huge chats that move way too fast for any normal human to actually participate in. It's clearly a platform not designed for the base it managed to achieve. But I'm in a handful of spaces with like 50 people in them and they're great social spaces to unwind or chat in. Wish the parent company would realize the app is already finished they can stop changing stuff and breaking the app and trying to find new ways to profit off it.
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