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Off Topic / Re: What's a game or program I should make?
« on: August 22, 2013, 12:54:24 PM »Still waiting on that sandwich making program.Would you please stop referring to your mother as a sandwich making program? It's insulting.
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Off Topic / Re: What's a game or program I should make?
« on: August 22, 2013, 12:46:08 PM »What's that even mean?You throw various hand held explosive objects. Rigged pressure cookers, dynamite, grenades, etc, to complete puzzles.
Or, you know. Just blow stuff up. Have fun.
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Off Topic / Re: What's a game or program I should make?
« on: August 22, 2013, 12:31:16 PM »
I'm sticking with my idea of a thrown explosives physics game.
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Off Topic / Re: Dang I just realized I went over 1337 posts.
« on: August 22, 2013, 11:52:06 AM »Depends how he meant it. It depends if he was saying "Who cares about their post count" or "Who cares that you missed your 1337 posts."
I don't even look at my post count. I used to try to keep it under 1 post per day, but then summer started and that went out the window when I had tons more free time.
I didn't intend it as a mean or overly harsh thing, more as a http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFZrzg62Zj0 to the general topic of "Oh my god I passed this post count". Not to him specifically.
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Off Topic / Re: Dang I just realized I went over 1337 posts.
« on: August 22, 2013, 11:15:04 AM »Welcome to gr8dayseth's blog.Welcome to people quoting each other and complaining about other people talking about stuff that's going on.
Seriously. That got old. Get over it.
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Off Topic / Re: Dang I just realized I went over 1337 posts.
« on: August 22, 2013, 10:51:04 AM »
No, just uncaring.
...Seriously, who cares?
...Seriously, who cares?
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Off Topic / Re: Twenty-Two Reasons Not to Go Vegetarian
« on: August 22, 2013, 10:50:35 AM »
I didn't read the article, but I'll probably poke at it later. However, I do live in a relatively healthy family, my mother being a bit of a health nut. And let me just say this.
The human race evolved and expanded to the top of the food chain for a goddamn reason. Not to eat carrots. Not to munch on leaves. But to consume ANYTHING that's viable. Which includes meat AND plant matter. Not one or the other.
Now, I do understand why some would go vegetarian to save the animals, however handicapped the reasoning. Those animals are going to die either way. What I don't like about most common meat eaters is that they're MASSIVELY supporting the industries liking to abusing, butchering, and factory growing meat, and stuffing it with more drugs than would be necessary in a CHEMICAL PLANT. Many of these very same chemicals are EXTREMELY harmful to the human body and brain, in many different ways.
Thus, I eat proper, free range meat whenever possible, though once in a great while I do spoil myself with a double bacon cheeseburger or two. However, some people actually can't properly digest meat. That's mostly because their ancestors survived mainly off of river/ocean fish and plants, and their diets and blood types adapted to that, rather than, say, beef.
The human race evolved and expanded to the top of the food chain for a goddamn reason. Not to eat carrots. Not to munch on leaves. But to consume ANYTHING that's viable. Which includes meat AND plant matter. Not one or the other.
Now, I do understand why some would go vegetarian to save the animals, however handicapped the reasoning. Those animals are going to die either way. What I don't like about most common meat eaters is that they're MASSIVELY supporting the industries liking to abusing, butchering, and factory growing meat, and stuffing it with more drugs than would be necessary in a CHEMICAL PLANT. Many of these very same chemicals are EXTREMELY harmful to the human body and brain, in many different ways.
Thus, I eat proper, free range meat whenever possible, though once in a great while I do spoil myself with a double bacon cheeseburger or two. However, some people actually can't properly digest meat. That's mostly because their ancestors survived mainly off of river/ocean fish and plants, and their diets and blood types adapted to that, rather than, say, beef.
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Off Topic / Re: I've never been so jealous about exercising.
« on: August 21, 2013, 11:36:26 PM »
I once fell off of a swing that was about 5 feet off of the ground onto a number of sticks, stones and hard dirt.
Sprained my ankle, scraped a few places and I think I pulled something.
...So that sorta sucked.
Sprained my ankle, scraped a few places and I think I pulled something.
...So that sorta sucked.
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Off Topic / Re: You're Now All in 1 Highschool
« on: August 21, 2013, 11:11:38 PM »
Pre-school? We SURVIVED to pre-school?
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Off Topic / Re: Got a fingerprinting kit, what do
« on: August 21, 2013, 10:53:15 PM »i was asking a legitimate question and you got defensive lol...Again. It was a dollar. It's not like he's having a mid-life crCIA and bought a friggin' ferrari. Besides, he wants to figure out who's touching his stuff without permission and was wondering what else he could do with it.
if you literally buy something for no reason at all then you probably shouldn't be buying it
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Off Topic / Re: Hearing "urgaurga"
« on: August 21, 2013, 10:30:12 PM »People on this website get pissy about the slightest loving things.forget YOU, I'll get pissy at whatever I want goddamit!
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Off Topic / Re: Got a fingerprinting kit, what do
« on: August 21, 2013, 09:52:07 PM »1/10, try harder. I'm not a richard for proving you wrong.I'm not saying you're a richard for proving me wrong. I'm saying you're a richard because you came in here basically saying "Oh my god you bought something you didn't need for survival?!?1? Give it to someone who needs it!" and then changed to "How many things can you do with this? Nothing!".
I am not amused.
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Off Topic / Why do you return to topics?
« on: August 21, 2013, 09:50:18 PM »
Yes, I'm going to ask this question, of everyone here. Why do YOU return to topics? No, not just game topics. Just random topics that you post in.
Do you..
A) Return to see if someone's noticed your comment/reply
B) Return to see if that flame war has calmed down yet
C) Return to see if your favorite poll option has gone up from 1
D) Return to see if you feel like you're part of something
Do you..
A) Return to see if someone's noticed your comment/reply
B) Return to see if that flame war has calmed down yet
C) Return to see if your favorite poll option has gone up from 1
D) Return to see if you feel like you're part of something
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Off Topic / Re: Got a fingerprinting kit, what do
« on: August 21, 2013, 09:33:15 PM »Yeah, duh, that's the point professor oak.I'unno, that depends. Apparently you didn't need instructions on the "Let's be a richard to random topics" button.
forget, even a magnifying glass would be better. A tuna jar would be better. The single use of a finger printing kit is printed on it's title.
I don't know, finger print whoever's been wiping snot under their desk? Is this topic needed or does setro need legitimate instructions on how to use a finger printing kit?