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General Rotors / Re: Steam Friends
« on: February 04, 2015, 08:35:27 PM »
A steam group, huh?
Can I be in the group on steam or is it a private club
Can I be in the group on steam or is it a private club
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General Rotors / Re: Post-apocalyptic wanderers in a desolate world -- Sonic Boom?
« on: February 04, 2015, 08:31:49 PM »
Did they fix the game yet or is it glitchy all over the place
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General Rotors / Re: We are rich people at a bar
« on: February 04, 2015, 08:29:03 PM »
A six pack of angry orchard
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General Rotors / Re: For fun, let's take this personality quiz and post our results
« on: February 04, 2015, 08:24:16 PM »
Your Existing Situation
"Works well with others, as long as he doesn't have to take the lead. Longs for relationships which are understanding and relatively conflict-free."
Your Stress Sources
"Looking to stand out in the crowd and wanting to keep his rank and status. His current situation is irritating him because he can't seem to find anybody out there who values the same high standards he does. He is feeling isolated and wants to give in to his carnal urges, but can't bring himself to appear weak in the eyes of others. Wants others to see his unique qualities and character but can't stand to come off as needy, so instead he has an ""I don't care"" attitude and pushing people away. He turns his back on those who criticizes his behavior, but beneath his indifference is a person who is in desperate need of approval."
Your Restrained Characteristics
Current events leave him feeling forced into compromise in order to avoid being cut off from affection or future cooperation.
"Feels he is not receiving his fair share and is unable to rely on anyone for support or sympathy. He keeps his emotions bottled up, leaving him quick to take offense to small things. He tries to make the best of his situation."
"Feels he is not receiving his fair share and is unable to rely on anyone for support or sympathy. He keeps his emotions bottled up, leaving him quick to take offense to small things. He tries to make the best of his situation."
Applies tough standards to his potential partner and demands an unrealistic perfection in his sex life.
Current events leave him feeling forced into compromise in order to avoid being cut off from affection or future cooperation.
Your Desired Objective
"Strives for full life which includes activities and experiences, as well as, a close relationship offering sexual and emotional satisfaction."
Your Actual Problem
"Enjoys making new plans and goals, but needs to be respected and admired for the things he accomplishes."
Your Actual Problem #2
"Is disappointed and let down, feels there is no point in making new goals as they will leave him feeling the same way. Looking for friendly, pleasant relationships with others, who will further develop his intellect. Feels his current relationships are empty and holding him back. Reacting with an intense desire to become involved in various activities aimed at achieving his goals."
It's spotty, but some of the stuff seems like it fits. The stress source thing feels a bit off. I don't expect perfection from anyone, either. It's an interesting test thing.
"Works well with others, as long as he doesn't have to take the lead. Longs for relationships which are understanding and relatively conflict-free."
Your Stress Sources
"Looking to stand out in the crowd and wanting to keep his rank and status. His current situation is irritating him because he can't seem to find anybody out there who values the same high standards he does. He is feeling isolated and wants to give in to his carnal urges, but can't bring himself to appear weak in the eyes of others. Wants others to see his unique qualities and character but can't stand to come off as needy, so instead he has an ""I don't care"" attitude and pushing people away. He turns his back on those who criticizes his behavior, but beneath his indifference is a person who is in desperate need of approval."
Your Restrained Characteristics
Current events leave him feeling forced into compromise in order to avoid being cut off from affection or future cooperation.
"Feels he is not receiving his fair share and is unable to rely on anyone for support or sympathy. He keeps his emotions bottled up, leaving him quick to take offense to small things. He tries to make the best of his situation."
"Feels he is not receiving his fair share and is unable to rely on anyone for support or sympathy. He keeps his emotions bottled up, leaving him quick to take offense to small things. He tries to make the best of his situation."
Applies tough standards to his potential partner and demands an unrealistic perfection in his sex life.
Current events leave him feeling forced into compromise in order to avoid being cut off from affection or future cooperation.
Your Desired Objective
"Strives for full life which includes activities and experiences, as well as, a close relationship offering sexual and emotional satisfaction."
Your Actual Problem
"Enjoys making new plans and goals, but needs to be respected and admired for the things he accomplishes."
Your Actual Problem #2
"Is disappointed and let down, feels there is no point in making new goals as they will leave him feeling the same way. Looking for friendly, pleasant relationships with others, who will further develop his intellect. Feels his current relationships are empty and holding him back. Reacting with an intense desire to become involved in various activities aimed at achieving his goals."
It's spotty, but some of the stuff seems like it fits. The stress source thing feels a bit off. I don't expect perfection from anyone, either. It's an interesting test thing.
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General Rotors / Re: For fun, let's take this personality quiz and post our results
« on: February 04, 2015, 08:17:30 PM »
Is this website from early last decade
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General Rotors / Re: What do you think is your best quality?
« on: February 04, 2015, 08:16:05 PM »
I can eat the things you don't like
I can also drive a small sedan type automobile
I put up with people without being brutally honest to them I'm pretty ok at that
I can also drive a small sedan type automobile
I put up with people without being brutally honest to them I'm pretty ok at that
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General Rotors / Re: SER Death Theory
« on: February 04, 2015, 08:12:46 PM »
It's weird seeing a variety of identities and aliases among friends I have, even those who are in multiple groups.
Maybe I'm just boring.
Maybe I'm just boring.
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General Rotors / Re: stopsay.in & dontru.in, the new destination for righteous meme police
« on: February 04, 2015, 08:04:49 PM »
The 'murikan way at its finest.
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General Rotors / Re: How old are we all now?
« on: February 04, 2015, 08:04:10 PM »
28.
Officially been on the internet longer than half of my lifetime.
Officially been on the internet longer than half of my lifetime.
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General Rotors / Re: Does it hurt your feelings when young people are mean to you?
« on: February 04, 2015, 07:59:30 PM »
I never really had problems with kids or people in general, but I think they all thought I'd burn their houses down or something.
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General Rotors / Re: SER Death Theory
« on: February 04, 2015, 07:54:05 PM »
Curious about how much impact instant relay chats had on the decay of conversation here
Especially that fancy skype thing
Especially that fancy skype thing
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General Rotors / Re: Sonic Eats Rings Social Justice Warriors Unite
« on: January 18, 2015, 05:28:31 AM »
You guys are terrible Sjws
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General Rotors / Re: So... that whole GamersGate thing
« on: January 18, 2015, 05:18:26 AM »
From following GamerGate as much as I've been able to in the last few months, and only having looked at pages 12 and 13 of this thread, I think Sofox nailed the basic core idea.
All movements/religions/fandoms/etc involve radical fuckwits, sane people interested in a conversation to understand things, and folks in between. It's important to be able to look passed the harshly insane fuckwittery and blind dick sucking to look at and understand what people's concerns are.
From what I can gather, media tends to side with what will garner views. It's gone to shit, and joining in with the painting people as mysoginists circlejerking is a safe route, because questioning the legitimacy of a claim of mysoginy is becoming toxic.
Playing the 4chan is toxic card is the mark of a society that thinks it is better than what actual raw humanity looks like and is too anally ravaged to handle people disagreeing with them. I sort of understand that it might be intimidating, maybe, but learning how to not give a shit about unconstrctive critisism is important, just as learning to accept constructive criticism is helpful. Developing a thick skin is necessary to life in general.
On a side note, that Jon McIntosh guy is a laugh riot. Him writing for FemFrequency helped me get an idea of why people don't care for it. Shit's crazy.
Just some thoughts. Gonna go back to playing some non walking simulator vidya.
All movements/religions/fandoms/etc involve radical fuckwits, sane people interested in a conversation to understand things, and folks in between. It's important to be able to look passed the harshly insane fuckwittery and blind dick sucking to look at and understand what people's concerns are.
From what I can gather, media tends to side with what will garner views. It's gone to shit, and joining in with the painting people as mysoginists circlejerking is a safe route, because questioning the legitimacy of a claim of mysoginy is becoming toxic.
Playing the 4chan is toxic card is the mark of a society that thinks it is better than what actual raw humanity looks like and is too anally ravaged to handle people disagreeing with them. I sort of understand that it might be intimidating, maybe, but learning how to not give a shit about unconstrctive critisism is important, just as learning to accept constructive criticism is helpful. Developing a thick skin is necessary to life in general.
On a side note, that Jon McIntosh guy is a laugh riot. Him writing for FemFrequency helped me get an idea of why people don't care for it. Shit's crazy.
Just some thoughts. Gonna go back to playing some non walking simulator vidya.
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General Rotors / Re: Post-apocalyptic wanderers in a desolate world -- Sonic Boom?
« on: June 08, 2014, 02:54:27 AM »
What kind of 'roids did Knuckles get
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General Rotors / Re: Super Mario Bros. 3 vs. Super Mario World
« on: May 21, 2014, 10:43:38 AM »
Tough call. I like both for different reasons.
Personally, I like World more, but objectively I love 'em both.
Personally, I like World more, but objectively I love 'em both.
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General Rotors / Re: Being 26 is awful
« on: May 21, 2014, 10:41:10 AM »
I'm still in the 27 window so I better jump into traffic so I can join that club for people my age
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General Rotors / Re: Shaq Fu: A Legend Reborn is a thing now
« on: May 21, 2014, 09:59:10 AM »
Where's the Reimburse You For Emotional Trauma From The First Game reward tier
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General Rotors / Re: Morty and Rick
« on: April 05, 2014, 04:08:07 PM »
More like Reals and Morty because this show keeps it real
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General Rotors / Re: A friend told me that he likes Sonic 2k6 more than Sonic Adventure 2
« on: April 05, 2014, 04:04:29 PM »
This thread needs to be renamed the philosophy of the concept of bad games thread
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General Rotors / Re: Which is your least favorite version of Pokemon?
« on: March 17, 2014, 08:09:28 PM »
It's hard to say. Of the games I played, mechanically my least favorite is probably the prior to whenever attacks were split into special and physical types. Story-wise, I think X left me a bit bored. It felt kind of short, but the mechanics for it are great. Otherwise, I didn't particularly not enjoy any of the games I played in the series. Haven't played the gen 3 first gen remakes, or any of the gen 5 games.
My favorite will probably be any incarnation of gold and silver, including the originals and DS remakes.
My favorite will probably be any incarnation of gold and silver, including the originals and DS remakes.
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General Rotors / Re: post itt for how long you have been posting on this forum or past incarnations
« on: March 17, 2014, 07:15:11 PM »
I think I started posting somewhere around the beginning of Y2K. 14 years of internet. God damn horrible. This is a torment no human being deserves to bear witness to.
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General Rotors / Re: Seth Rogen developing SEGA Vs. Nintendo movie..
« on: February 26, 2014, 09:17:45 PM »
Sega will at the last second throw Bubsy onto Nintendo, sealing their fate and destroying them from inside the brain outward.
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General Rotors / Re: What is Squishdiboo's favorite episode of American Dad?
« on: February 21, 2014, 09:10:35 AM »
Longcat is above gender and sexual attraction.
Longcat is eternal.
Longcat is eternal.
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General Rotors / Re: RETURN OF JAPAN TIME
« on: February 21, 2014, 09:02:11 AM »
Replace Lucas with Giygas
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General Rotors / Re: Post-apocalyptic wanderers in a desolate world -- Sonic Boom?
« on: February 21, 2014, 01:28:17 AM »Something I would have found interesting and original to see was different bonus stages to get the Chaos Emeralds, based on all the previous Sonic games' bonus stages, rather then just the all-too-common pipe runner archetype (in the 3DS version, anyway).
Like say -- Sonic 1's "marble-tumble maze", Sonic 2's half pipe, Sonic 3's Blue Spheres and "Magnet-orb climb", Sonic 1 8-bit's "bouncy maze", Sonic Chaos' rocket Ring Flight, and -- oh allright, one of them could be Sonic Heroes' ball collecting pipe runner.
What, no Sonic 3D Blast Special Stage?
I just got done with a play through of the game on the Saturn, and man, THAT is an experience.