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| Topic | ITT: Caucasoid problems |
| bobbaaay 11/18/20 3:20:25 PM #1 | Every time I order from my favorite taqueria -- if I get something really white, like a burrito, they don't give me the hot red sauce and only give me the mild verde. Every time I go to Thai restaurants and I say I want medium+ or a 7 or 8 -- they always ask me about ten times if I'm sure. My girlfriend's dad is Indian, and the first time I met him his wife intentionally made her food less spicy. This is really annoying because I have a higher heat tolerance than a lot of Indians and East Asians I know. |
| Topic | Ask me anything, and I'll answer honestly and provide a grade of confidence |
| bobbaaay 11/18/20 2:13:10 PM #41 | Veggeta X posted... I'm sorry bro but I can't see how asking you that could be bothersome. Am I missing something? Years ago CE used to be filled with lots of classist, STEM or bust, red piller type talk. There also used to be a ton of fat-shaming, anti-body mod discussion, etc. These were all things I strongly stood against and I associated with the vast majority of CE users. I made a complaint one time about something and someone likened me to other CEmen and it pissed me off - because at that time a good portion of the board stood for everything I was against. They continued to call me that after they watched me get myself a week suspension or something because of it. Since then I've been banned/suspended numerous times because someone always tries to bring it up every time I come back. The board seems a little bit better over the last 2 years in regards to what I said. I don't see as much classism, red piller stuff, or fat shaming -- so I can say it's not quite as offensive as it used to be. But it still hurts me more than anything anyone can call me. |
| Topic | Ask me anything, and I'll answer honestly and provide a grade of confidence |
| bobbaaay 11/18/20 2:08:49 PM #40 | SamsungGearS2 posted... Do you support GameStops crappy business practices?? I don't know enough about their current business practices. The last time I went in there it was just to find a Pokemon game for DS and I noticed they've phased out of literally every system I've owned short of DS and Switch. I noticed they mostly just sell novelty items and shit now, and it's kind of weird. I think it's lame that Pokemon games still go for like over $30 used, and I think it's lame that it looks like they're getting the majority of their money off of Funko Pops. I also know they're really bad with trading rates, right? I think my favorite South Park episodes were the ones in the season with So-Do-So-Pa. I don't recall any particular episode - I just remember thinking that season was hilarious. I really like the trapper keeper episode, too? There are so many good episodes and it's been awhile since I've seen them, so it's kind of hard to pick one without thinking long about it. When I was younger I wanted a fruit/vegetable themed sleeve - but it never happened. I almost got a monroe, too, back in '05 - but opted to keep my beard instead. I did have my septum done back in '05, but I let it close around '09 or '10. |
| Topic | Ask me anything, and I'll answer honestly and provide a grade of confidence |
| bobbaaay 11/18/20 2:03:44 PM #36 | NoMeLx22x posted... Are you worried at all about climate change? I would've been years ago - but at this point I've literally given up hope on people altogether. I hate what the political climate is like nowadays and I've kind of lost all desire to try and be a beacon of empathy. I'm not planning on having any kids - and as selfish as it sounds, I'm sure I'll be dead before the next ice age or whatever occurs. That's not to say I wouldn't adopt greener practices if they were implemented/within my control. I also won't deny the impact we have on this planet. Confidence: B |
| Topic | Ask me anything, and I'll answer honestly and provide a grade of confidence |
| bobbaaay 11/18/20 2:01:20 PM #34 | Veggeta X posted... Were you here to experience the closing of the Warned/Suspended General topic series? I don't know what that is. I disappeared off here for a bit because of shit like the post right beneath this one. It's really fucking pathetic that people literally can't have a shred of compassion and willingly do/say something they know hurts me more than anything just to get a rise and entertainment. |
| Topic | Happy birthday, Martin Scorsese! |
| bobbaaay 11/18/20 1:57:47 PM #38 | Zithers posted... Pretty bad comparison bc its clear all sorts of different styles of movies, budgets, time periods, genres, etc can be considered cinema That's really discrediting all the people who work in the cast and crew of those movies. They've hired on legitimately talented actors. They hire legitimately talented computer graphics artists, costumers, etc. Even if the directors adhere to certain conventions -- that's not much different than pastiche, or following the conventions of a particular genre. It's also funny if the end goal of monetary gain delegitimatizes them, when didn't Scorsese himself kind of imply that these blockbuster superhero films hurt the monetary gain of other filmmakers by monopolizing theater screens? If monetary gain wasn't the end goal in his eyes, why can't he shoot films on a smaller budget like plenty of independent film makers do? Why can't he abuse the power he's gained from decades in the industry to curtail some of his expenses? How come production companies like A24 are still doing fine and still releasing films that he could give the moniker "cinema" by his definition? |
| Topic | Ask me anything, and I'll answer honestly and provide a grade of confidence |
| bobbaaay 11/18/20 1:17:14 PM #30 | UnholyMudcrab posted... How do you believe the Battle of France would have gone had the Germans not adopted the Manstein Plan, and had instead focused their attack on the plains in northern and central Belgium? I don't know world history at all. I have no clue. Confidence: F |
| Topic | Ask me anything, and I'll answer honestly and provide a grade of confidence |
| bobbaaay 11/18/20 1:09:25 PM #27 | Veggeta X posted... How do you feel about the game Xenogears? I never bothered playing it. I didn't have any reason not to play it, I guess? Considering ps1 jrpgs were my jam as a kid -- I just never got around to that one. From what I hear it has a great story, and from what I've seen I can assume the gameplay is somewhat basic like LoD or something? Maybe I'm wrong? Probably I'm wrong. Confidence: C darkphoenix181 posted... How to find and marry the woman of your dreams? I don't have dreams anymore. I gave up on dating after my last girlfriend. I just so happened to be on adult dating sites and sleeping with women when I met my current girlfriend. I was driving up here to have sex with her, put my kids in her rear-end, etc. She kind of pressured me into dating, and it was the right place and time - so it just happened? She's a good friend and we work well together? A long time ago, though, I used to just go on conventional dating sites and kind of read profiles and message women with questions regarding shared interests/hobbies. It was pretty successful for me - and I did get lots of numbers/dates. But my girlfriend says it's probably just because they were all "hipster" girls and I'm a "typey-type" because I'm chubby/bearded/wear flannel. So I can play on easy mode with certain demographics, I guess? That sounds bad - like my girlfriend doesn't think I'm a catch, lol. I mean I fucked her until she loved me, I guess? Like the Mike Tyson quote? Confidence: B- |
| Topic | Happy birthday, Martin Scorsese! |
| bobbaaay 11/18/20 1:02:10 PM #35 | Zithers posted... Action movies can be cinema tho I didn't say they can't be? Trying to dictate what can or can't be considered cinema is, as I said, being that bowl cut kid in High School saying rap isn't music because it's just talking. It just reeks of unwarranted snobbery. Not saying Scorsese isn't warranted in his opinions or he isn't talented - because he clearly is - but the whole thing comes off as so weinery, fascist, fedora-y, boomery, etc. |
| Topic | Happy birthday, Martin Scorsese! |
| bobbaaay 11/18/20 12:57:40 PM #33 | pauIie posted... this opinion really bothers you guys doesn't it I don't even like superhero films, or really even action films for that matter - but I really don't like condescension in regards to the valuation of art. Honestly I have as little desire to see most Scorsese films as I do most superhero films. |
| Topic | Happy birthday, Martin Scorsese! |
| bobbaaay 11/18/20 11:38:28 AM #26 | Are Kids and Gummo not cinema because Korine was too new of a director to have his films/style be definitive at that point? Or Eggers and Aster, despite critical acclaim, because they're only on their sophomore films? What about someone like Anna Biller or (yuck) Terrantino -- who built their styles around pastiche, albeit well done pastiche? Is it not cinema because it's derivative? Because people can look at Biller and wrongly associate her work with stuff like Russ Meyer or Jean Rollin? Or you can look at Terrantino and say his stuff totally rips off Abel Ferrara or whatever? |
| Topic | Happy birthday, Martin Scorsese! |
| bobbaaay 11/18/20 11:29:47 AM #25 | Zithers posted... the answer to all of these is no. Scorsese's films were/are blockbusters, too (maybe not literally - but it feels like it). I get what you said about having a unique style -- but does that imply that James Gunn doesn't have a unique style of his own? I've never seen the Guardians of the Galaxy films - but I feel like his writing and directing catalogue has a distinct/goofy style to it, starting with his work with Troma (particularly Tromeo and Juliet). There's also a unique style and theme to the costuming, special effects, etc. in the MCU. It's a discredit to all of THOSE members of the film crew to say that there isn't a shared vision or there's a lack of creativity. Literally watch that Youtube video I posted, because the definition being used definitely follows a fascist view of art. |
| Topic | Ask me anything, and I'll answer honestly and provide a grade of confidence |
| bobbaaay 11/18/20 11:20:32 AM #24 | Veggeta X posted... What is your opinion on The Admiral? I don't know him/her well enough to have an opinion. |
| Topic | Ask me anything, and I'll answer honestly and provide a grade of confidence |
| bobbaaay 11/18/20 11:14:47 AM #23 | Rathinor posted... This is a very peak CEman response Cool. We get it - you think you're funny and you're just proving what i said |
| Topic | Ask me anything, and I'll answer honestly and provide a grade of confidence |
| bobbaaay 11/18/20 10:23:05 AM #20 | Veggeta X posted... Have you ever pressed B to stop a Pokemon from evolving? Why or why not? Surprisingly no. I never played competitively. When I started playing at Gen 5, I went back and replayed all the previous generations. I was too focused on getting the PvE experience and collecting all my favorites, breeding for good IVs, finding out cool coverage through egg moves, etc. and didn't think about leveling up movesets too much. I didn't play Gen 6 or 7, and when I got Sword and Shield I played until I beat the game - then as soon as I started post-game and was about to get into all of that stuff my girlfriend's Switch account got banned and I lost my game. Confidence: n/a |
| Topic | Ask me anything, and I'll answer honestly and provide a grade of confidence |
| bobbaaay 11/18/20 10:18:58 AM #17 | shockthemonkey posted... Why are you known as Peak CEman? Because people online are assholes and they find whatever presses a person's buttons, and enjoy watching people have meltdowns and get themselves banned. Because there's a shallow sense of power behind the anonymity of the internet. The same reason people think shit like digital vigilantism is okay. They see other humans and their emotions, feelings, and livelihoods as digital code. |
| Topic | Ask me anything, and I'll answer honestly and provide a grade of confidence |
| bobbaaay 11/18/20 10:18:15 AM #16 | Veggeta X posted... Who is your favorite Pokemon? If I had to give one answer I'd say Machamp. Ever since I was in fourth or fifth grade and Gen 1 came out. Before I'd even played the game and just knew from watching friends play and watching the anime/seeing pictures online. But it's boring to just say one. So I'd say my other favorites include Flareon, Heracross, Archeops, Ferrathorn, and Excadrill. Confidence: A |
| Topic | Ask me anything, and I'll answer honestly and provide a grade of confidence |
| bobbaaay 11/18/20 10:16:16 AM #14 | DK9292 posted... Best Dark Souls build. Go. Never played Dark Souls. I might've played the first game in the series for like a minute on a friend's system? Is Dark Souls the first one? Either way I sucked at it and died pretty quickly. Never played the others. Confidence: F |
| Topic | Ask me anything, and I'll answer honestly and provide a grade of confidence |
| bobbaaay 11/18/20 10:14:40 AM #13 | tremain07 posted... Bouncing vs Grinding, which one is the best and why? Bouncing. When I grew up and matured I became an ass man. There's nothing better than grabbing and spreading an ass -- and even better if it's bouncing. Confidence: A+ Nintendo. I haven't played a Sony or Microsoft system since XBox360 and PS2. I feel like those two companies are too focused on graphics and shit now. I have a Switch and I love it. It's honestly my third favorite system I've ever owned (after my SNES and my PS1) not counting PC. There are tons of games that don't rely on amazing graphics and are just plain fun - plus they've been killing it with tons of my favorite Steam indies showing up in the Switch shop. I can't wait until Switch finally gets PSO2, and I'd be totally cool with new 2D Sonics on Switch - if that could happen. Confidence: A- |
| Topic | Ask me anything, and I'll answer honestly and provide a grade of confidence |
| bobbaaay 11/18/20 10:03:39 AM #8 | Veggeta X posted... How do you feel about our mod staff currently? I don't know a single mod other than Shotgunnova, who I know I've fanboyed over before in the past because he/she wrote a ton of FAQs I used to use over a decade ago. You know I've been here, left, came back, etc. since '08 or '09 -- and I've been modded and lost karma too many times to count. I don't even read moderations - I just sees 'em, opens 'em so the notification goes away, and goes ons with my life. So I guess the mods don't phase me because I'll do what I want anyways. Confidence: A |
| Topic | Ask me anything, and I'll answer honestly and provide a grade of confidence |
| bobbaaay 11/18/20 9:53:12 AM #6 | bump |
| Topic | What are your favourite less well known Switch games? |
| bobbaaay 11/18/20 8:34:19 AM #2 | I never played it on Switch -- but I love For the King and have it on Steam. Also love Fell Seal. |
| Topic | Ask me anything, and I'll answer honestly and provide a grade of confidence |
| bobbaaay 11/18/20 8:07:50 AM #5 | BloodMoon7 posted... Did he break your heart? If you're referring to Satan in my previous post - Satan just kind of promised me the capacity to comprehend whatever I want if I gave him my soul. The kind of Monkey's Paw of the deal was that I don't really have the motivation or desire to actually have the drive to do so. I do think following the dream I became more intelligent and wise - but I may be slightly more nihilistic than previously? But then again - since I don't believe in the supernatural - it could probably be chalked up to the fact that I was 20 and still had a lot of maturing to do at the time. If you're just making some weirdly vague statement not related to my previous post -- then my first serious girlfriend's step dad kind of broke my heart in a sense? I had moved to Arizona to be with her when I was 22, but I had dropped out of college and wasn't pursuing further education -- and he was a bootstrappy, teapartier who held that against me big time. After a bad confrontation with him I had to move back to Ohio after about 2 months, and I kind of missed out on a ton of cool life experiences I could've had. Although our eventual breakup had to do with her not being into me romantically - so maybe it would've gone sour had I stayed regardless? I can't really predict that. One of my previous bosses kind of broke my heart and made me ridiculously depressed for over a year until I could transfer to a different store. My heart is kind of broken with how politics are nowadays, and how people don't value education, rehabilitation, or discourse like they used to -- and how self proclaimed "leftists" use the term "liberal" as an insult. I used to have at least some interest in non-profit work and slightly bettering the world around me - even if it was for selfish means - but now I've kind of grown to be bitter towards everyone on all sides of me. I may be even more paranoid than I was over a decade ago. My heart is definitely "broken" from that. Confidence: C+ |
| Topic | Ask me anything, and I'll answer honestly and provide a grade of confidence |
| bobbaaay 11/18/20 7:51:47 AM #3 | Cobalt_Wasps posted... what do you think happens after death? I've always been incredibly nihilistic -- and I'm not just saying that to be edgy. Even as a kid I didn't really have any strong motivations or desires outside of sex and food. I kind of believe in nothing on a grander scale; I'd say I believe that everything just fades to black. This is exactly why I bailed out of multiple suicide attempts as a teenager -- including the garage gassing, pills, etc. I don't think there's anything that can be as bad as simply not existing - which is what I think happens? In my early twenties I had a dream where I contacted Satan and had bad sleep paralysis (one of only two instances I've ever had in my life) - but I don't personally think that it has/had much significance and I don't think it was actually spiritual or metaphysical as other people may think. I think when you die - as long as it isn't due to brain injury - the DMT in your body releases and what you experience depends upon if you died happy/fulfilled or riddled with guilt and regret. That's my personal interpretation of "heaven" and "hell." Based on these beliefs of mine - I could never really "prove" one way or another without dying. Even a near death experience or dream could be explained with brain chemistry following my beliefs. So based on that I don't have a very high degree of confidence. Confidence: D |
| Topic | Archeops |
| bobbaaay 11/18/20 7:30:18 AM #3 | One of my favorite Pokemons. I started with Gen 5 and I never played competitively -- so I totally wrecked PvE with Archeops. |
| Topic | Ask me anything, and I'll answer honestly and provide a grade of confidence |
| bobbaaay 11/18/20 7:21:51 AM #1 | Personal questions, opinions, tastes, etc. |
| Topic | What's the GOAT movie IYO? |
| bobbaaay 11/18/20 6:44:43 AM #4 | I think Paris Texas, Eyes Wide Shut, Do the Right Thing, and Castle in the Sky are all perfect films |
| Topic | Happy birthday, Martin Scorsese! |
| bobbaaay 11/18/20 12:41:18 AM #22 | Zithers posted... marvel movies, like all movies, are art. That's such a dumb, pretentious statement. Is Salo cinema? Sweet Movie? A Serbian Film? Is something like Things cinema? Video Violence? Guinea Pig? Does it need a wide release? Does it need to be within a certain budget? Can it not have green screens or a large number of people working in production? Does it need a named director? Does it need to follow a certain, measurable number of film conventions? Does it need to be advertised and marketed? |
| Topic | Happy birthday, Martin Scorsese! |
| bobbaaay 11/17/20 10:36:25 PM #19 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5DqmTtCPiQ&t=4s Although I don't want to compare Marvel films to modern/abstract/subversive art -- the principle still stands. It's weirdly fascist to set arbitrary guidelines for what creative endeavors are considered art and which ones are not. Scorsese is like the adult version of the High School kid with a bowl cut who just started guitar lessons, bought a Led Zeppelin shirt from Kohls, and talks about in his English Literature class how, "punk isn't real music - it's just power chords," and "rap isn't music - it's just talking." "That music is just screaming." "That film is just some potheads with a video camera and some ketchup." It's major fedora energy AND major boomer energy simultaneously. |
| Topic | Cats are pets for antisocial people |
| bobbaaay 11/17/20 10:02:06 PM #30 | Cats are the superior species.  |
| Topic | Which is the better sci-fi horror movie: Alien or The Thing? |
| bobbaaay 11/17/20 8:59:39 PM #10 | Wii_Shaker posted... Alien is my second favorite movie of all time. I think it's a better pure horror movie. Alien is seriously one of the most atmospherically perfect films ever. |
| Topic | Which is the better sci-fi horror movie: Alien or The Thing? |
| bobbaaay 11/17/20 8:54:32 PM #7 | Alien by a longshot. I liked The Thing as a kid - but I re-watched it recently and I don't get its hype. I get that its practical effects are good - but they're not so ridiculously far ahead of other films from the '80s as people pretend. Slime City, The Re-Animator, The Toxic Avenger, Bad Taste, Street Trash, etc. all had gore and special effects that were just as cool/well done. |
| Topic | Rate my ten favorite films (any genre) |
| bobbaaay 11/17/20 8:36:33 PM #17 | Pus_N_Pecans posted... I dunno, the 90s honestly kind of sucks for horror imo. Theres Audition, Jacobs Ladder, Candyman, and not really a whole lot else Im too keen on. I used to think the same thing, until I really thought about it. Sure the '90s is still worse than the '70, '80s, and '10s obviously -- but it had some heavy hitters. Even if you're not a fan of The Reflecting Skin -- you even acknowledge yourself that Candyman and Audition are there; I don't know if you feel as strongly - but I'd go far enough to say those two films are GOATS of the genre. I can get if you're not a fan of the goofiness of the '90s - but stuff like Dead Alive, Basket Case 2, Frankenhooker, and Cemetary Man definitely stand up as some of the more iconic horror-comedies. Nightbreed and Child's Play 2 may not be as comedic - but are every bit as goofy, and both really solid B+ films. Tales from the Hood and People Under the Stairs are two of the best examples of socially conscious horror films. I'd go far enough to say Tales from the Darkside is every bit as good as the Creepshow films or Trilogy of Terror as an anthology. There's a lot more to say about the '90s than the '00s, especially if you take the French out of the equation. |
| Topic | Rate my ten favorite films (any genre) |
| bobbaaay 11/17/20 8:25:53 PM #14 | Lost_All_Senses posted... It is pretty raw, if you know what I mean :3. You ever see Fresh? It looks interesting. Surprisingly only 1 of my Letterboxd friends has watched it/reviewed it. |
| Topic | Rate my ten favorite films (any genre) |
| bobbaaay 11/17/20 8:23:34 PM #13 | Pus_N_Pecans posted... The kid is such a bad actor that you genuinely cant tell if hes intended to be a sociopath or not; hes surrounded by all these horrific events, but he never expresses any emotion at all throughout the whole thing except to that He showed emotion at the end. I didn't find his behavior very odd before that. He was just a kind of dull kid from the rural US in the '50s. I think any lack of emotion beforehand was a result of masculine stereotypes of the era - and his own disbelief and wanting to sensationalize what was going on around him. |
| Topic | Rate my ten favorite films (any genre) |
| bobbaaay 11/17/20 8:20:50 PM #12 | Real talk - if I were to try and objectively/critically rank horror films of the '90s (without having seen Singapore Sling or Baby Blood, which I know are on most peoples' lists) -- The Reflecting Skin is #3.
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| Topic | Rate my ten favorite films (any genre) |
| bobbaaay 11/17/20 8:16:40 PM #8 | Pus_N_Pecans posted... Absolutely despise The Reflecting Skin, but otherwise, not bad. How can you hate The Reflecting Skin? It's a gorgeously shot, painfully sad film and easily one of the best horror films of the '90s. Lost_All_Senses posted... Kids? It's a perfect film? It's subversive, honest, and did a lot with its small budget. Plus it's actually powerful, too. |
| Topic | Rate my ten favorite films (any genre) |
| bobbaaay 11/17/20 8:00:56 PM #1 |
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| Topic | Happy birthday, Martin Scorsese! |
| bobbaaay 11/17/20 7:21:23 PM #8 | Major weiner, fedora fascist energy from this one - and i don't even like super hero movies |
| Topic | Who are your five favorite Youtubers? |
| bobbaaay 11/17/20 6:35:42 PM #36 | Turbam posted... I'm pretty shocked that so few of you have heard of Brutalmoose I didn't even know he did videogames. I just like his food reviews and vlogs, and he reminds me of the kind of kid you'd meet in screamo forums back in like '09. |
| Topic | I'm getting my driver's license on Friday. |
| bobbaaay 11/17/20 5:51:38 PM #2 | what are you like 10 |
| Topic | If your IRL persona were an RPG character, what weapon would you use? |
| bobbaaay 11/17/20 5:44:21 PM #1 | Which weapon suits you?
Vote
I've always been an axe-guy |
| Topic | Attn: Jo Jorgensen voters in Wisconsin, Michigan, PA, Arizona, and Georgia. |
| bobbaaay 11/17/20 5:37:14 PM #21 | DoctorPiranha3 posted... More evil than Republican? Definitely. Without a doubt. Libertarians are evil exemplified. |
| Topic | Gen 2 is the worst gen of Pokemon games imo *spoilers* |
| bobbaaay 11/17/20 5:35:02 PM #52 | I didn't play my first Pokemon game until Gen 5. When I was a kid I was against them because how popular they were, and played Dragon Warrior Monsters/Monster Rancher instead. But starting with Gen 5 and replaying most of the DS/GBA games, Gen 1, and later SH/SW (never played Gen 6 or 7 because I didn't have a 3DS) -- HGSS were honestly the most enjoyable games I played? But I don't know if I'd feel the same playing the Gameboy originals - because playing the game pre-physical/mental split is fucking bullshit. |
| Topic | Gen 2 is the worst gen of Pokemon games imo *spoilers* |
| bobbaaay 11/17/20 5:27:55 PM #48 | Garioshi posted... Gen 1 is held together with duct tape and bubble gum. Gen 2 gets points over it just for not being completely broken. The correct response. |
| Topic | Attn: Jo Jorgensen voters in Wisconsin, Michigan, PA, Arizona, and Georgia. |
| bobbaaay 11/17/20 5:23:29 PM #17 | Ironically the absolute most evil people did the greatest deed. |
| Topic | Who are your five favorite Youtubers? |
| bobbaaay 11/17/20 5:08:53 PM #23 | bobbaaay posted... 1. Horriblereviews 6.Nexpo 7.Nick Crowley 8.Blameitonjorge 9.Night Mind 10.Companyman 11.Internet Comment Etiquette with Erik 12.Guru Larry 13.Theamandafiles etc. etc. |
| Topic | Who are your five favorite Youtubers? |
| bobbaaay 11/17/20 5:05:34 PM #21 | Bass_X0 posted... Youve not heard of Brad Jones the CinemaSnob from Channel Awesome? I've heard of CinemaSnob but never watched. Never heard of Brad Jones. |
| Topic | Who are your five favorite Youtubers? |
| bobbaaay 11/17/20 4:46:19 PM #18 | I've literally never heard of half of the Youtubers being mentioned aside from the AVGN related stuff, Game Sack, and DYK Gaming |
| Topic | Who are your five favorite Youtubers? |
| bobbaaay 11/17/20 6:42:50 AM #1 |
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