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Pikazard1 posted...

in the time it took you to make this topic, you could've googled it

and what you're looking for is "Feliz Navidad"

its definitely the least knobby dot

Mele Kalikimaka

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rogerskg1979 posted...

LinkPizza posted...

I keep my index finger on the D key, my ring finger on the A key, and my middle for W & S. I think my thumb stays on the space bar (or close to it) until I need it for other things...

Same here. Who the heck would use the ring finger for W&S? That makes no sense.

Because that's proper finger positioning for touch typing, the fingers of your left hand on ASDF.

But thats for typing. Not gaming.

I keep my index finger on the D key, my ring finger on the A key, and my middle for W & S. I think my thumb stays on the space bar (or close to it) until I need it for other things...

Which of TC's categories would bunnies qualify under?

looked up his wiki. I don't think I've ever seen a movie he's in.

Went to college from high school. Dropped out. Went back when I was 27. Went for my Masters at 32. Went back for the Doctorate at 40.

I have a friend who just finished her Doctorate at 55.

30 is still quite young.

Imagine being 8 years old in an internet chatroom.

Youngin.

I think Ragnarok is a definite pre-requisite to Infinity War

Also Guardians One, the First Two Avenger Movies compliment it very well.

Doctor Strange would be a Fringe pre-requisite.

You can probably skip all the Iron Mans, The Hulk Movie and All the Captain America movies. Also skip the first two Thor movies.

Cause the rebels are voting for PlayStation not hard to see

But this is NintenFAQs afterall, so the poll results are somewhat expected.

I toyed with the idea of an MCU marathon a while back, and did the math for what would be involved. At that point, it was ~36 hours of continuous movie-watching, and that was like a year or two ago.

I played the first two years ago, I remember there were always big boobed women running around topless, but this was so bad

It all happens off screen with a couple of women commenting on the prowess of Kratos while you mash a bunch of stupid buttons

I fucking facepalmed

rogerskg1979 posted...

I would honestly and seriously argue that NMB is not an adult. He is a 28 year old child. Physically he may be an adult, but mentally he is certainly still a child because he has some seriously arrested development.

You'd be wrong though. The definition of child just kills your argument.

In the general population, though, it's a good idea for many of the same reasons that a periodic physical is a good idea. Many serious eye problems (e.g. glaucoma, cataracts) display warning signs and can be treated well before they get bad, but catching them early takes the specialized knowledge of an optometrist.

I just don't really know what Thanos will do after this.
Like, just retire on some farm planet and live out his days peacefully?

To most adults, it's a non-issue.

That sucks, I dont even have to leave the car when I get mine changed.

NightMareBunny posted...

rexcrk posted...

This guy always posts such first world problems things. In a way I feel bad, because isnt he, like, in his late twenties?

i was unaware gamefaqs was for emergencies only....in that case does discussing Mythbusters Jr count as a real issue to be brought forth?

Lmao this doesnt even make sense

rogerskg1979 posted...

Calling it soda/pop/coke is mostly a regional difference in the US. Most of the east and west coasts call it soda while most of the midwest calls it pop, and most of the south calls it coke.

We call it pop too in the UK or at least in my city. I understand the soda thing but calling all pop/soda "coke" is a strange one too me when that is just one type of pop/soda.

I'm seeing 200 mile ones on Ebay for like ten bucks.

$72 a month? Where's the ass saying plans were only $30... What a scam.

The only way to truly be legitimate is to play the cartridge on actual hardware.

SNES classic is no different than a Raspberry Pi with retroarch.

rogerskg1979 posted...

One big thing about the remake that I am not really liking though is how the Tyrant chases you everywhere. I personally like to take my time and explore the surroundings. It doesn't seem like you can do that in this game since you are constantly being chased. Hopefully the chase doesn't happen throughout the entire game and you can explore later.

I don't think it chases you everywhere, and it was the same in the OG version. I believe it was the Claire B scenario that he showed up periodically.

rogerskg1979 posted...

it doesn't even make sense why a police station would have such elaborate puzzles.

The mansion in the first game made some sense because the mansion was built by an insane person, but the police station makes no sense why it was designed that way.

Something about the police captain liking puzzles and wanting to protect weapons or some shit like that if I remember right.

rogerskg1979 posted...

pipebomb_phil posted...

I wanted to buy both Classics and play the games legitimately.

The issue with that is that if you truly want to stay legitimate, then you can't add more games to the Classic. Adding games to them is the only thing that makes them worthwhile. Otherwise they are a ripoff.

By legitimate I meant legally.

The classics are a rip off to you but not to me. The games offered are such a great deal. There are some games I never played and some that I only played a little as a child. And like I said in my first post, I have a raspberry pi if I wanted most of the NES and SNES library.

I wanted to buy both Classics and play the games legitimately.

Isn't Will Smith a Scientologist?

They werent really good puzzles though. This door is locked. Go find a chess piece so you can unlock a different door to find a key for this door.

sweating from my heart

So basically if I play D&D with friends it is an RPG but if I play a solo campaign it isn't?

...WHAT?????????

edit: Actually, lets take that further...

D&D is never an RPG because you only ever play one character and the other characters are played by other people.

again....WHAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?!?!??!?!?!?!

You have to remove the m at the end of the link.

Magic is not real. I have an easier time believing that there was ancient aliens visiting earth then magic being real. And that is already far fetched.

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Haitians have those voodoo folks that can turn people into a zombie state just using chemicals from plants.

You do know that the voodoo doll thing with the pins and needles is a product of Hollywood/pop culture and not an actual real thing, right?

Shamans, witch doctors, and the like never used "real magic." The so-called "magical" chemicals they use would just make a person high and experience hallucinations and stuff. It was just a drug, no different than modern drugs like crack and marijuana and stuff like that. Any so-called healing they could produce was just the placebo effect.

There's a documentary and some interviews on a guy whose family thought he was dead but he was kept as a slave by someone who kept him in a trance for years. It's not magic, no, but to say there isn't anything to it is denying some truth. Even in things that sound overblown and ridiculous there is often a kernel of truth somewhere.

Source for those interviews and documentary? There are plenty of drugs that can induce a trance-like state, and drugs can even put you in a coma. That doesn't mean there is anything magical about it. Using drugs to keep someone in a trance-like state for years is completely believable. Using magic and spells to do that same thing is 100% nonsense.

Can you read? I literally just said it wasn't magic. And before that I called it chemicals.

So then when what was the point of bringing it up when I was talking about shamans and witch doctors? It sounded like you were implying it was some magic voodoo hocus pocus.

I see where you could get that. I was only implying that some of the stuff witchdoctors do is based in reality and does have weird effects on people. Like the trance thing. If you didn't understand it, you might call it magic. Which is what I think some cases of 'magic' are.

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StoneRevolver posted...

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StoneRevolver posted...

Haitians have those voodoo folks that can turn people into a zombie state just using chemicals from plants.

You do know that the voodoo doll thing with the pins and needles is a product of Hollywood/pop culture and not an actual real thing, right?

Shamans, witch doctors, and the like never used "real magic." The so-called "magical" chemicals they use would just make a person high and experience hallucinations and stuff. It was just a drug, no different than modern drugs like crack and marijuana and stuff like that. Any so-called healing they could produce was just the placebo effect.

There's a documentary and some interviews on a guy whose family thought he was dead but he was kept as a slave by someone who kept him in a trance for years. It's not magic, no, but to say there isn't anything to it is denying some truth. Even in things that sound overblown and ridiculous there is often a kernel of truth somewhere.

Source for those interviews and documentary? There are plenty of drugs that can induce a trance-like state, and drugs can even put you in a coma. That doesn't mean there is anything magical about it. Using drugs to keep someone in a trance-like state for years is completely believable. Using magic and spells to do that same thing is 100% nonsense.

Can you read? I literally just said it wasn't magic. And before that I called it chemicals.

rogerskg1979 posted...

StoneRevolver posted...

Haitians have those voodoo folks that can turn people into a zombie state just using chemicals from plants.

You do know that the voodoo doll thing with the pins and needles is a product of Hollywood/pop culture and not an actual real thing, right?

Shamans, witch doctors, and the like never used "real magic." The so-called "magical" chemicals they use would just make a person high and experience hallucinations and stuff. It was just a drug, no different than modern drugs like crack and marijuana and stuff like that. Any so-called healing they could produce was just the placebo effect.

There's a documentary and some interviews on a guy whose family thought he was dead but he was kept as a slave by someone who kept him in a trance for years. It's not magic, no, but to say there isn't anything to it is denying some truth. Even in things that sound overblown and ridiculous there is often a kernel of truth somewhere.