Lurker > Vita_Aeterna

Runescape - introduced me to online gaming, learned how to type, learned a lot about communication and oddly enough--stuff about the real world. Made friends along the way (which I no longer talk to, but still..)

IGN - video game news and I discussed and learned a LOT of stuff from the boards

DeviantArt - got me into art sites, I no longer use it very much but still.

Reddit - it's been my most visited since increasingly since 2014. It's kind of hard to sum up the experience, but it's kind of a mish-mash of all the things I enjoy viewing, reading and discussing on the internet.

GameFAQs - made lots of friends, and became my #1 place to discuss video games overtime. Still is. My Souls-playing experience was definitely improved because of this site.
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I liked Bleach until Aizen died. Jesus christ, Kubo got so fucking lazy with his art and writing (the latter of which wasn't very good in retrospect, but engaging enough for a young teen).
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I become an Amish movement reformer and use my money to political influence other Amish on what being an Amish means.

Eventually I'd modernize the Amish movement and virtually make their traditional life obsolete.
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Moderators here are highly inconsistent. One one hand, they're sluggish in response, barely enforce their own rules (especially about trolling) and often highly non-existent. Other times, they'll send you moderation notices about some of the stupidest little things (that you'd expect not to get in trouble over) and then occasionally doing a good job.
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StartedWithPS1 posted...

Nice try TC, I would like to keep my account for the moment.

No comment.

This isn't me, it's a guy I met on Discord that claimed this. He posted a screenshot of his TV in his room and there was a Confederate flag that was hoisted or plastered on a wall and I was frankly disturbed about this because I knew him for months.

I'm not even American, or of white ancestry.
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...in someone's room?
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SomeLikeItHoth posted...

The Fam > all

Yes, I am so lucky to be part of this exclusive group.
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Topic.
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CE users sure have a high opinion of themselves.
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How beery do they taste? I ask because I'm 100% not a beer guy.
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Anyone tried?:

Southern Tier Creme Brulee
Not Your Father's Mountain Ale
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Yes, as a child and as a teen.
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sobergermanguy posted...

I see a lot of whining about people that doesn't exist

They're a pretty insignificant group of people. Giving them attention is just inflating their egos and making them more important than they really are.
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Guide posted...

I don't get it. Are you the sjw for being triggered by simple topics?

No, just a guy in the middle that cares about discussing video games and other fun stuff

:/
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I hate GameFAQs so fucking much, but some game boards are great for discussion....BUT community type boards live and die for this topic. I just don't fucking get it. Why does GameFAQs have to be like this? Like just fucking why.


and yeah I understand this is just adding to that discussion but it's got me triggered fams.
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Pretty much more ghost than product now.
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-Waifus
-Social sim elements (having a job, doing school stuff)
-mixed with fantastical elements
-strong philosophical and psychological themes (Jungian psychology, choice etc.)
-lots of great, fun, memorable characters
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I'm working on an overdue paper.

Fuck my life so much.
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Hicks233 posted...

When I was 16. The word counts only got higher as the years went on.

Sentence fragment.

Also, the word counts/ page counts don't mean much if you have your research and paper outline planned out--which I don't.
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Update #1: 598 words so far. The hard part is finding the right sources. I have a bunch, but it's a bit difficult to bend it to fit my subject and I have to sift through a lot of fluff. There is one physical book that is dead on right about my subject matter but I can't afford to waste my time going to one of the campus libraries that's like well over an hour away by bus. I will really have to milk my analysis with what I got.
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And yes, this is my last post for the day! Seeya later. Might update if I get it done.

_Squirtle_ posted...

How many games is that? Like 10?

I wrote a few 8 pagers in 2 days during college.

Games?

The assignment calls for 10 pages, but 9 pages is fine according to the professor, so roughly 2500 words is enough for me.
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....because that's the task I'm set out to do


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I expected you to reveal that you have a wife.
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This seems like a "fair, NEXT" situation.
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codey posted...

Vita_Aeterna posted...

Hayame Zero posted...

"PC culture" is so conflated and exaggerated.

It would have been fine today.

I doubt it.

Look at Netflix' The Witcher. Maybe Peter Jackson is different though.

What about The Witcher

@Southernfatman summarizes what I'm getting at.
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Hayame Zero posted...

"PC culture" is so conflated and exaggerated.

It would have been fine today.

I doubt it.

Look at Netflix' The Witcher. Maybe Peter Jackson is different though.
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And I say this as a person with occasional social democratic leanings.
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Meanwhile, The Last of Us is like $5.99 on PSN.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sentinelese

The Sentinelese, also known as the Sentineli and the North Sentinel Islanders, are a pre-Neolithic indigenous people who inhabit North Sentinel Island, located in the Bay of Bengal in India.[3][4] As North Sentinel Island is part of the Andaman Islands, the Sentinelese are considered to be one of the Andamanese peoples. They are designated as a Scheduled Tribe.[5]

An uncontacted people, the group, estimated to be composed of anywhere from 40 to 500 individuals, is believed to have lived on North Sentinel Island for as long as 55,000 years and speaks the Sentinelese language, a language isolate not related to the native languages found on the surrounding islands.[6][7][8] Indian authorities have put in place laws that prohibit any individual being closer than 3 miles (4.8 km) to the island, for both the safety of outsiders, as the Sentinelese are known to be hostile, and the Sentinelese themselves. Being an isolated group, they likely do not possess the genetic immunity to survive exposure to common viruses, such as influenza and measles.[6][9] Because of their self-governing nature, India treats North Sentinel Island and its inhabitants as a sovereign state.[10]

Unlike other ethnic groups found in the Andamanese Islands, who were more welcoming to outsiders and now interact with them somewhat regularly, the Sentinelese appear to have consistently refused any interaction with the outside world.[11][12]

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Killmonger posted...

Vita_Aeterna posted...

Touya999 posted...

Reis posted...

mice

TeaMilk posted...

I have the same name as @DocileOrangeCup 's cousin lol

This is the start of a porno....
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Touya999 posted...

Reis posted...

rice

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thoughts?

edit: I'm not dating anyone you idiots lol
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2 of my favorite professors, two extremely interesting topics, and both upper level courses required to graduate for my major. At the very least, I'm first on the waitlist. Praying to the gods someone drops both courses.

Fuck me.
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Mistere Man posted...

Is this like that guy in the firestaters movie that knows ever possible future and went crazy from knowing what is going to happen every second forever.

You can turn it off when you want.
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Thaddeus_J_Pibb posted...

With a billion dollars I wouldn't care about the consequences of my actions

Next day you leave the house and get run over by a car. Shouldn't have left the house!

The ability if used wisely can maximize your safety, health, happiness around you, wealth, extremely useful in any career etc. the potential is limitless, but you have to put the work into it.

$1 billion is pretty nice though.
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Yeah go for it. It's a major waste of money, but I bet you're loaded with cash since you're entertaining even the idea of buying a watch worth that much.
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I wish catboy was catgirl.
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Bad_Mojo posted...

thronedfire2 posted...

Ill take the money, with that much you dont even have to worry about the consequences of your actions

*Gets shot the next day because you left 4mins late*

Lmfao.
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Damn_Underscore posted...

If you had this ability your entire future life would flash before you every second and your brain would overload

You can turn it off. If you want to know you can know, if you don't that's cool.
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This is a question I've never thought of. I'd prefer to live life as an immortal and see how civilization progresses. So maybe a rebirth as me with undying physical beauty, peak intelligence, ability etc. etc. but with immortality.

I want to see how this whole god damn affair ends.
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MabusIncarnate posted...

Ability. I'd know the outcome if I could get away with robbing banks or casinos and make all the money I want. Same with scratch off tickets, if I knew which one I could buy that would hit the jackpot I could make a living of just going store to store and buying winners until i'm set for life.

Yeah but you'd actually put the work to all things you do (like banks). Plus the Butterfly effect might have some adverse effects you could never predict so you may have to look really far through the possible outcomes.

With the lottery ticket, you have to physically walk to the right place before you knew which one was ultimately going to give you the ticket. That still doesn't guarantee if "fate" wants you to ever land the right ticket though.
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to infinitum levels?
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Guide posted...

None of your options actually differ from the other. Realize this and ascend.

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It's going to take $5m minimum.
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Where the hell are my pics?
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Check out my RDR2 related Discord here:https://discord.gg/mtFtSc

ProfDE posted...

I did one last week and got an 80 / 80. I wrote one this week yesterday even though it wasn't due until 11:59pm today.

how do I become you?
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This fucking topic again?

The utilitarian principle, people! The baby toddler has the highest maximum capacity to do future good deeds and by being saved by a fire, he'll always be indebted to you. Selflessness as a principle will be instilled upon him as a youngin' and that will bring greater assurance of his future worth. All dogs must live a short life, and die long before you ever do. Just say "thank you" to the dog for all the good memories and say adieu--then save the baby toddler. If the toddler dies, the trauma and grief of losing a child will bring you down and the entire family that baby was related to.

Only the master can truly feel the loss of his own dog.
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Or website?

That covers all the famous users? Crazy shenanigans of the early 2000s?
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SuperShowerBros posted...

Vita_Aeterna posted...

2/10

>doesnt even actually listen

I did but skipped parts, hoping the song would improve.
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