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TopicWhen i was a young boy, my father took me into the city
EclairReturns
06/23/23 10:01:30 PM
#2
You mean like a human trafficker who enjoys making his wares have self-esteem by not only establishing them as goods to be sold, but pricing them at such a paltry amount?

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TopicSo why did the rebels rebel against the empire anyway?
EclairReturns
06/22/23 10:32:09 PM
#5
Cruddy_horse posted...
never did any wrong


What about that time they blew up Alderaan?

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TopicWhat do you do when you feel guilty but still wanna do a thing?
EclairReturns
06/21/23 12:18:57 AM
#3
darcandkharg31 posted...
mollexstsing


I don't know what that is.

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TopicRandom meeting with a higher up I don't normally see appears on my calendar
EclairReturns
06/20/23 9:28:36 PM
#5
DrPrimemaster posted...
no agenda


The fact that the bloke felt the need to explicitly state this is giving me much anxiety.

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TopicHands down the hottest Disney girl of all time
EclairReturns
06/18/23 10:01:30 PM
#2
You mean in the figurative or the literal sense of the word?

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Topicwhen will the final...
EclairReturns
06/17/23 4:51:33 PM
#8
ParanoidObsessive posted...
FF-2


You mean the one with Firion, the one with Paine, or some hypothetical game that is the second of some Final Fantasy series that is numbered in accordance with negative indices?

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Topicwhen will the final...
EclairReturns
06/17/23 2:33:49 PM
#5
potdnewb posted...
final fantasy become reality


Once this becomes the plot of Kingdom Hearts IV, I should think.

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TopicDonald Trump is a Criminal
EclairReturns
06/15/23 10:29:09 PM
#48
darcandkharg31 posted...
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/3/8/6/AAaKnmAAEkky.jpg


I feel like Fox News is destroying what is left of its credibility by using such terms as "wannabe dictator" in a manner akin to a child throwing insults at those whom he dislikes.

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TopicI've been playing video games since before you were born!
EclairReturns
06/15/23 10:01:50 PM
#6
captpackrat posted...
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/2/3/4/AAQwHjAAEkia.png


That looks eerily like the date that the Unix fellows use when calculating standard epoch, almost as though that date were a placeholder for the actual release date of the game, which for some inexplicable reason, is not displaying correctly on the website that you have taken a screenshot of.

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TopicI have a confession PotD
EclairReturns
06/14/23 11:14:32 PM
#13
Metalsonic66 posted...
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/6/0/4/AAFUswAAEkYk.jpg


Why does it look like the internet-frog's face is upside-down?

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TopicI think I angered one of my co-workers today.
EclairReturns
06/13/23 11:17:10 PM
#3
OhhhJa posted...
coincidental


Maybe. I tend to assume that I am to blame whenever something bad happens.

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TopicI think I angered one of my co-workers today.
EclairReturns
06/13/23 11:13:59 PM
#1
It was near closing, and as such, everyone on our team was heading to the lockers to stuff our things in. The co-worker in question entered first. I followed soon after. Once I entered the locker room, he let out a sigh indicating his disgust, slammed his locker door, then slammed the exit on his way out. I assume that this is because I have a tendency to never acknowledge him whenever we are in the same room, unless the rest of the team is there. I tend never to exchange a hello with him in passing; and as I've reiterated before, I tend not to do so with virtually anyone else in the building. Anyway, his feelings were the only thing in my mind as I drove back home. How I had thoroughly neglected him, and hurt his feelings still lingers in my mind. I would feel better if his actions indicated disappointment that he had not left before I had entered. But now all I feel is guilt. I just despise myself thoroughly for it; I'm just too shy. It's all too nerve-wracking. The only time I care about when others feel bad, is when I am the cause of it. I will not deny that I am selfish in this respect. I just don't know what to do anymore with these tiring social interactions and such. What say you, board?

I must have these answers.

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TopicIf you could wake up and relive the best day of your life over and over...
EclairReturns
06/12/23 9:56:00 PM
#12
Boge posted...
you wouldn't remember any other days you lived, and you wouldn't remember reliving the same day over and over


Since I wouldn't remember the days that culminated in the day that I deem to be the best, I would have no way of knowing whether or not it would be my best. To me, it would just be a regular day with no special significance. Moreover, if I were to forget every other day I ever lived, then I would essentially be a figurative vegetable in that day. And if I did retain my memories of how to walk and talk and so forth, the last condition would basically guarantee that I am stuck in an infinite time-loop with no way out, if we exclude the possibility of my developing deja vu during those time cycles. All in all, were I to take this deal, I would essentially be trapped in an inescapable hell without even knowing it, and because I don't know it.

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TopicThe real solution to cops
EclairReturns
06/11/23 12:08:07 AM
#4
pikakaeru posted...
delete


I was too ashamed to keep it up, since people would be able to see my embarrassing spelling error otherwise.

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Topici got fat
EclairReturns
06/10/23 11:28:00 PM
#2
I am most confused. Your self-proclaimed increase in girth implies that you are able to purchase more than is necessary to eat, implying that the economy is working to your favor.

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TopicLock him up (but for real this time apparently)
EclairReturns
06/10/23 8:00:38 PM
#15
argonautweakend posted...
Some people are convinced each new trump indictment or scandal gets him closer to an election victory


You mean because it further reinforces the notion that some people have about his being a martyr of sorts, and that each vote for him would be a blow to his supposed oppressors, whom these people to be the wicked ones?

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Topici'm tired
EclairReturns
06/10/23 6:09:57 PM
#3
Judgmenl posted...
clue scrolls


You mean out of boredom, or out of the same exhaustion that plagues Mr. Topic Creator?

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TopicI changed my sig again.
EclairReturns
06/10/23 11:41:09 AM
#9
Krow_Incarnate posted...
in years


You mean because Marvel ret-conned Captain America saying that of his own free will?

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TopicAre there any other games where to kill enemies you have to do critical damage?
EclairReturns
06/09/23 10:24:26 PM
#6
Kingdom Hearts II, if you count finishers as "critical damage". I'm fairly certain, though, that critical damage is defined to be something else in that game.

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TopicHow can you tell when you're about to make a...
EclairReturns
06/06/23 10:17:21 PM
#5
I don't. That's one of the reasons why I tend to hold back on any jokes that I make. I genuinely don't know if anything I say may be misconstrued as hurtful or cruel. Moreover, I know that I am far from emotionally close enough to anybody to be joking around with them. It's not a fun life. But it is a life where nobody shows any signs of openly hating me.

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Number VI: Larxene.
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TopicI'm depressed right now June 2023 edition
EclairReturns
06/06/23 10:13:47 PM
#10
Judgmenl posted...
I destroy everything nice.


I don't mean to advise on your condition. But that is one of the worst mind-sets I have ever read in my life.

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Number VI: Larxene.
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TopicTalking to people is hard C/D?
EclairReturns
06/04/23 7:06:39 PM
#15
Yes. I'm almost always awkward in public. I find it frightening to make and maintain eye contact. My heart starts pumping whenever I am forced to engage in conversation. I can only stare and stare, hoping that the agony of the silence brought on by my ostensible lack of social skills will end. I rarely know what to talk about. I am never able to offer anything more than an answer to a query that figuratively roped me into a given conversation, and answers to any subsequent queries. I tend to stumble on my words overoften. I end up babbling and making a complete fool of myself. I tend to avoid eye contact when passing others; they likewise shun me. I am afraid to engage again with those whom I either shun or exchange awkward conversation with, for the reason that I fear that they despise me already. I often don't know what to talk about in any case. From what I've shamelessly eavesdropped on, my co-workers seem to be engaged in a realm of interests with only a little common ground with mine. It is hard to take interest in that which I claim to take interest in nowadays anyway, so any conversation had regarding what I claim are my current interests will inevitably result in a conversation bare of life and of genuine apathy for the subject matter being discussed. I never feel alright shunning people. I am always left with guilt whenever I feel that I have either shunned someone, or failed to satisfy the amount of conversation that they were naively expecting from me. But the need to make eye-contact, and the need to contribute to any hypothetical conversation I may have is too daunting for me to even want to make contact. I claim always that I am miserable in my solitude, emotional and otherwise. It's just too hard. All the world is just whitenoise to me nowadays, and unfortunately, the people around do not amount to much more. I feel very bad regarding them in such a way. I admit that I tend to avoid eye-contact also because it helps me see them less as beings with emotions that can be hurt by either my neglect or actions. I also avoid eye-contact because I am afraid of those whom I have shied away from. The need to make social contact is a great drain on my energy levels; I imagine that my co-workers feel exactly the same way about my reluctance to make social contact. They may think that I am not fond of them; I am not proud of how that would make them feel, if they would feel anything because of me. I'm just a figurative bundle of tightly-knotted nerves during the week. Only during the weekend can I truly relax. But being alone offers its own misery also, as I've said before.

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TopicCell Phone store owner lets would-be robber go free
EclairReturns
06/04/23 6:44:00 PM
#5
Why do you post all your pseudo-news-articles in the form of HTML-formatted text?

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Topicdo you ever steal from the grocery store
EclairReturns
06/03/23 5:23:13 PM
#2
Wouldn't any consumer buying the aforementioned nuts just return them to the shelf after having it scanned, and reassessing its price?

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TopicIt's prom season, PotD <3
EclairReturns
06/02/23 11:05:48 PM
#5
MeatiestMeatus posted...
Only if you


Are teenagers so casual about relations, that they would carelessly toss them in a bargain that would gain them the opportunity to appear at some social event with a partner, and consequently dignity? Or did you include this option in the poll as a joke?

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Number VI: Larxene.
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TopicStanding at the machine every day for all my life
EclairReturns
06/02/23 9:45:03 PM
#2
Is this in reference to a computer, or to a machine that automates a gambling activity?

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TopicWhat did the pirate say when he got hit in the crotch by a cannonball?
EclairReturns
05/31/23 10:37:26 PM
#4
Metalsonic66 posted...
Clancy Brown


You mean when he is lending his voice to who the obese sea-star claims is "that smelly old guy" the anthropomorphic sea-sponge works for?

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TopicA/D: Foods should be served hot, and drinks should be served cold
EclairReturns
05/29/23 7:25:33 PM
#14
Lil_Bit83 posted...
Salad and tea wish to have a word with you.


He will argue that those fall into the zero-point-one percent of exceptions. This argument is largely meaningless, since he will classify any counterexamples as falling into that percentage of exceptions. His argument figuratively boils down to the fact that most food should be eaten hot, and most drinks should be drunk cold, which is generally true. I don't know why this topic is even necessary to argue this point.

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Topicwhy play video games when you could be focusing on generating wealth
EclairReturns
05/27/23 9:34:05 PM
#22
DirtBasedSoap posted...
Im not trolling


Personally, I thought you were mockingly repeating the words of some bloke who, in order to vainly flaunt his superiority to you, relayed this bit of advice.

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Topicffx dialogue is so awkward because no one can just call tidus his name
EclairReturns
05/26/23 9:49:16 PM
#22
FrozenBananas posted...
Kingdom Hearts


They use both pronunciations, though.

Tee-dus: https://youtu.be/IQLOazsVYoc?t=12
Tie-dus: https://youtu.be/_gH0yCeCNBM?t=23

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Topicffx dialogue is so awkward because no one can just call tidus his name
EclairReturns
05/26/23 9:23:58 PM
#17
argonautweakend posted...
Pennance


If anyone is worth paying Yojimbo all your accumulated wealth to Zantetsuken, it is him.

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TopicAsh ketchup died?
EclairReturns
05/25/23 11:14:10 PM
#5
Nade_Duck posted...
getting cancelled


Nade_Duck posted...
incel rage


I'm not quite sure how those two are related.

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TopicI use to do it froggy style
EclairReturns
05/25/23 3:14:14 PM
#3
wpot posted...
officially an adult


Are you saying that apathy is the final stage of human maturation?

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TopicWhats your least favorite state in the Union?
EclairReturns
05/25/23 3:12:53 PM
#4
keyblader1985 posted...
*gestures broadly at everything*


You mean like a jaded cynic who has accepted that America has figuratively gone to the dogs.

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TopicMy cat finally laid on a fluffy pet bed. Gaze upon him.
EclairReturns
05/23/23 10:07:21 PM
#8
You mean like what Xemnas did with Roxas, twenty-six days after Sora stabbed himself with Ansem's artificial Keyblade.

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TopicPokemon Company announced then retracted Home support for Scarlet/Violet
EclairReturns
05/21/23 9:34:50 PM
#20
Judgmenl posted...
silly


You mean because Game Freak's recent attempts at making shiny Pokemon increasingly easier to obtain have naturally severely diminished their value as extremely rare collectibles?

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TopicIs this character black? Day 1: Piccolo
EclairReturns
05/20/23 7:57:54 PM
#33
Blightzkrieg posted...
binary yes/no


Blightzkrieg posted...
slider


That sounds almost like an intentional oxymoron.

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TopicPokemon Company announced then retracted Home support for Scarlet/Violet
EclairReturns
05/20/23 12:46:53 PM
#2
papercup posted...
THIS poorly managed


Sheer complacency, I should think. They thrive off their previous success, feel no motivation to exceed it, and then end up making games without putting in much effort, because people will buy them anyway, solely due to brand recognition and the nostalgia factor.

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TopicYou walk into a store with a $500 dollar bill
EclairReturns
05/14/23 11:45:11 AM
#11
Hypothetically, wouldn't the store clerk refuse the five-hundred-dollar bill, since it is no longer in circulation?

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TopicIt has been four years since I graduated college. Ask me anything.
EclairReturns
05/13/23 9:32:23 PM
#11
ParanoidObsessive posted...
What is it like to be young?


As I don't know what it is like to be old, I would not be able to tell you the difference.

ParanoidObsessive posted...
hopes and dreams


I expect that people here, myself included, are tired of hearing it, but I don't actually have those at the moment. <<

ParanoidObsessive posted...
functioning joints


It's alright, I guess; I'm probably taking them for granted.

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TopicWhat concerns you most
EclairReturns
05/13/23 12:32:32 PM
#7
BUMPED2002 posted...
For me


What about superheroes coming out of the closet?

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TopicIt has been four years since I graduated college. Ask me anything.
EclairReturns
05/11/23 11:52:33 PM
#9
Arr, thanks. <<

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TopicIt has been four years since I graduated college. Ask me anything.
EclairReturns
05/11/23 11:26:42 PM
#7
DirtBasedSoap posted...
major


Mathematics.

DirtBasedSoap posted...
what do you do now


I do data-processing work for Microsoft.

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TopicIt has been four years since I graduated college. Ask me anything.
EclairReturns
05/11/23 11:06:36 PM
#5
BADoglick posted...
on an airplane full of strangers


This one is preferable to the other, as the chances of my meeting any of those lot again are fairly slim, I should think.

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TopicIt has been four years since I graduated college. Ask me anything.
EclairReturns
05/11/23 11:05:18 PM
#4
Disappointingly enough, I never learnt the difference during my undergraduate studies. I'll paraphrase a loose definition for each using a Google-search.

Inductive reasoning is the process of investigating a sample of test cases, analyzing an attribute that is common among the sample, then reasoning that the attribute is present in all cases that are of the same order as the cases in the sample.

Deductive reasoning is the process of inferring conclusions from known information, proven results, axioms, and the like.

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TopicIt has been four years since I graduated college. Ask me anything.
EclairReturns
05/11/23 10:33:46 PM
#1
I must have these questions.

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TopicWhat are you procrastinating on?
EclairReturns
05/07/23 10:29:45 PM
#7
I'm procrastinating on finding a respectable career. I've stopped searching for the time being because I've still no idea about where I want to go, speaking in both the literal and figurative sense.

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TopicIf you had your own boat, what would you name it?
EclairReturns
05/07/23 6:17:15 PM
#50
To answer the question, though, I'd name it "the S.S. Excess", because it will be quite humorous listening to people trying to pronounce it too quickly, and also to some assuming that it's an acronym when it really isn't.

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TopicIf you had your own boat, what would you name it?
EclairReturns
05/06/23 4:18:13 PM
#38
chandlermbing posted...
Mr Beaumont


You mean like in the charity that Joseph Tribbiani attended as a guest of Rachel Green six or so years after the latter fled to New York.

trodi_911 posted...
"B.O.-A.T."


Why is the hyphen immediately after the "O", rather than the "B" in the acronym like in the name it stands for?

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Topicthey're rebooting frasier?
EclairReturns
05/04/23 10:37:38 PM
#2
I assume that the pursuit of money by metaphorically milking this metaphorical money-cow called "nostalgia" would be one of the reasons why.

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