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Off Topic / Re: My big ass dog took a stuff on my bed.

« on: November 07, 2011, 11:34:59 PM »

I like how the OP told us not to argue about Cats or Dogs being better so Lord Tony found something completely different he could argue about.

He doesn't even stick to 1 argument for more than 1 post. He changed all around from arguing about hitting dogs to how a kick works to what weighs more glass or dogs to are humans the same as dogs etc etc.

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Off Topic / Re: My big ass dog took a stuff on my bed.

« on: November 07, 2011, 11:30:01 PM »

I just have to look at my dog a certain way and he is quite aware he just did something bad, his ears go down and his tail goes down and he comes up and tries to say sorry by lying down next to me. It is so funny sometimes I give him the look for no reason just to see him do it, now that is cruelty.

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Off Topic / Re: My big ass dog took a stuff on my bed.

« on: November 07, 2011, 11:25:05 PM »

You're the one that compared throwing glass to throwing a dog.

Put a 0.3kg glass on your shoe and watch it go flying by a soft kick. Put a 50 pound dog on your shoe and watch it move about 5 inches from a soft kick.

He's 20 lbs. you moron and I clearly stated that. My friend has a 50 lb. dog and if I did that to him he wouldn't even move 5 inches. 20 lbs. it is easy. Also I never hit my dog as I stated until that kick to the face, and Night Fox all of my dogs have been potty trained in 2-3 days without any punishment, all you have to do is bring them outside like every 20 minutes and make them sleep in kennels and they have it mastered in a few days. Why my dog decided to piss on me in my bed is a mystery.

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Off Topic / Re: My big ass dog took a stuff on my bed.

« on: November 07, 2011, 11:20:52 PM »

My unharmed dog is currently sleeping under my chair, I better wake him up and tell him according to someone on the internets he should have a broken jaw because he is heavier than a glass.

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Off Topic / Re: My big ass dog took a stuff on my bed.

« on: November 07, 2011, 11:14:27 PM »

So you're going to beat the stuff out of a person that doesn't know the difference between right and wrong for stuffting on others? So you're going to beat the stuff out of let's say a little kid, a handicapped person, a mental patient.

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Off Topic / Re: My big ass dog took a stuff on my bed.

« on: November 07, 2011, 11:13:15 PM »

Glass weighs less than a dog, the glass would go flying.

So you're going to beat a mentally disabled person then?

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Off Topic / Re: My big ass dog took a stuff on my bed.

« on: November 07, 2011, 11:08:24 PM »

Even if he didn't make the dog fly half way across the room he still kicked it in the jaw, you don't do that.

I doubt you would slowly kick something for peeing on you as you woke up. People tend to have strong and fast reactions when they wake up.

Oh and a slow and gentle kick would not send a dog flying.

You idiot I explained it in perfect detail, I went to kick him and connected his jaw as a slow kick then I flung my foot forward launching him to the door. take a glass or something and put it on your show and then fling your foot, watch how far it will fly and observe that you didn't break it as you flung it, this is really easy stuff to comprehend.

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Off Topic / Re: My big ass dog took a stuff on my bed.

« on: November 07, 2011, 11:02:18 PM »

If that isn't animal cruelty then what is? If you kick an animal so hard they fly "half way across the room" you probably done some serious damage to this poor dog.

I was worried after I did it but he wasn't hurt at all, probably because it wasn't a real kick it was more like I kicked real slow and then as I connected that is when I lifted him up and flung him, so it wasn't like a full force impact it was more like I launched him. And it wasn't exaggerated at all, he really went half way across the room and hit the door like 2 feet up.

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Off Topic / Re: My big ass dog took a stuff on my bed.

« on: November 07, 2011, 10:58:20 PM »

Establishing dominance =/= animal cruelty.

Yea yea you like to start arguments suck a richard your turn!

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Off Topic / Re: My big ass dog took a stuff on my bed.

« on: November 07, 2011, 10:56:16 PM »

My dog pissed on top of me while I was sleeping 2 nights ago and I kicked him square in the jaw so hard he flew half way across the room and nailed the door. I think he learned his lesson. I've never hit him before either so he didn't know what the forget happened. I don't care how against animal cruelty I am you use me as a toilet after all I do for you I knock you the forget out.

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Games / Re: Dark Souls: Prepare Your star fish.

« on: November 07, 2011, 10:20:44 PM »

I'm not complaining. Does everything take what I say and blow it out of context?

You said it was "too easy" which is definitely a complaint. You could've said "It was easier than I expected" and that wouldn't be a complaint since you would merely be stating you expected more challenge but saying "too easy" is dissing the game you are stating it is the games problem. Anyways you are one of those people with that horrible personality that would play a hard game, have fun on it, get a good challenge, then come to some internet forum and go "yea way too easy omg I am just so damn pro this wasn't a challenge at all."

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Games / Re: Dark Souls: Prepare Your star fish.

« on: November 07, 2011, 09:51:22 PM »

Did anyone here find Demon's Souls too easy? Don't get me wrong, first playthrough was hard, second playthrough was harder but up to my third playthrough the game was incredibly easy.

I had all the unique weapons at my third playthough and all the strongest armor. I had so many deadly weapon combination such as I found out I could increase my attack by 200% with a specific amulet, bow and ring.

You really can find anything in any game to complain about. I think it's quite obvious a game gets easier the more you play it as you get better at it. Also Demon souls and Dark souls are about as easy as you make them. I just go from place to place without stopping and rarely upgrading and find it a decent challenge and enjoy it, you could farm for 2 hours and be like level 50 and have all fully upgraded weapons and armor and make it easy sauce if you want, it really is up to you.

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Games / Re: Dark Souls: Prepare Your star fish.

« on: November 07, 2011, 09:26:24 PM »

Gargoyles? forget. What.

At the top of the church where the iron knight type guys are and the big monday knight there is a portal to the roof to fight 2 gargoyles and after you kill them you ring the bell and thats the first bell and the first real boss. Even for the first real boss they are mega easy with the drake sword like 4-5 hits each and little risk.

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Games / Re: Dark Souls: Prepare Your star fish.

« on: November 06, 2011, 10:16:36 PM »

then your game is broken

did you kill the titanite demon?

I got to where he is without dying and in like 30 minutes because I got the drake sword and it made it easy sauce. Also if he is at the forest area(I assume deeproot area) he could have not even killed the bell gargoyles yet which would mean he hasn't even killed an actual boss just mini-bosses.

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Games / Re: Dark Souls: Prepare Your star fish.

« on: November 06, 2011, 08:28:07 PM »

How many hours of playtime is in this if you never die but explore alot/

It claims about 60 hours of play time. Also after you beat it you can restart it on a harder mode called NG+ and some new stuff appears in the game and after that you can just keep beating it over and over and making it harder and harder I was watching a guy streaming it and he was on NG++++++++ lol.