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Off Topic / Re: Matrix Online Stories

« on: September 18, 2013, 08:21:21 pm »

Thanks. Those were the two I've been looking for.

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Off Topic / Matrix Online Stories

« on: September 18, 2013, 04:15:01 pm »

I am looking for a couple of stories I posted about my MxO character back. It is possible to still access that particular forum/thread?

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General / APB Discussion

« on: July 11, 2013, 10:22:37 am »

If anyone is still playing APB, I am on the Joker NA East server under the name Xannder. Look me up.

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Off Topic / Guild Wars 2

« on: November 19, 2012, 03:43:38 pm »

Does anyone have any experience with Guild Wars 2? How is it?

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Off Topic / Politics

« on: September 20, 2012, 12:02:40 am »

I can tell you one thing for sure. The fact that those who disagree with what I believe when I voice it will never be a concern of mine. Of course I'm going to "dig a hole" with them. The fact that you disagree doesn't necessarily mean that those who also disagree are in the majority. Therefore that doesn't mean any "hole is being dug". That has yet to be seen in regard to Mr. Romney's comments.

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Off Topic / Politics

« on: September 19, 2012, 05:42:53 pm »

Quote from: "Subb"

When religion stays the hell away from politics, I'll die happy.

Tell that to Obama and his Holy Kuran

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Off Topic / Politics

« on: September 19, 2012, 01:05:59 am »

So if I was pro legalization of open season on pedophiles, would that make anyone who opposes that idea an intolerant fuck-wits? There is a big difference between tolerance and just allowing everyone to do whatever the fuck they want......regardless of the consequences. Its funny how people demand tolerance for anything they want to do, but do not extend that same "tolerance" for views they strongly disagree with.

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Off Topic / Politics

« on: September 18, 2012, 04:48:54 pm »

...your point....?

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Off Topic / Politics

« on: September 06, 2012, 10:48:34 pm »

Quote from: "Tbone"

Whoa, he looks like he's being punched in the stomach. I hate it when politicians can't engage in actual conversation and just repeat their talking point.

Politicians?! I hate when the people that vote our politicians into office can't engage in actual conversation and just repeat the media's talking points.

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Off Topic / Politics

« on: August 29, 2012, 03:20:44 pm »

The current administration is really neither Democratic or Republican. It is something else entirely hiding behind the banner of democrat. This explains why nearly its entire agenda violates the Constitution and every move they make is one step closer to setting the stage for total control of EVERYTHING and EVERYONE. I am not opposed to the government of the United States in the least. I'm just saying, this is no longer truly the government of the United States of America where things were as simple as democrat or republican. If you do not recognize this, you really need to wake up and look at the facts and not just what the media feeds you. You've been being lulled to sleep over the last few decades.

Pay close attention to the analogy of the frog and the pot. You cannot just throw a frog into a pot of boiling water. He will jump out. However, if you put him into a pot of cool water and slowly raise the temperature to the boiling point, he will allow himself to be boiled alive. Now THAT is just downright retarded, ignorant, stupid and a misunderstanding that will cost you your freedom and probably your life.

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Off Topic / Politics

« on: August 29, 2012, 11:59:50 am »

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Ignorance, stupidity, retardation, misunderstanding... I don't care. If you're going to try and make laws about a topic you damn well better know your shit. Which obviously this guy doesn't.

Sounds like our current administration. Add to that a blatant disregard for our Constitution, what this country stands for, what the people want..... you have a much bigger problem than ignorance, stupidity, retardation or misunderstanding. You have a calculated plan to disrupt and disable from within. Classic Trojan Horse strategy.

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Off Topic / Politics

« on: August 25, 2012, 05:23:36 pm »

One thing ALL humans have in common is a penchant for ignorant and despicable behavior. You cannot judge an entire group of people based on the actions of a few idiots. (I can deal with the merely ignorant because they can be corrected and educated. Its the willfully ignorant that refuse to change even when presented with the correct information that I cannot tolerate.) If you want to get past the childish mud slinging and into a discussion that matters, you should look at the core beliefs of a group. What are the morals and standards they support? What are their visions and goals? What are they about, over all? Discuss those differences and their merits....or lack thereof.

Sometimes discussing politics ceases to be about the politics and becomes about getting distracted by relatively petty issues. Much like when trying to have an internet discussion about which web browser is the best, but then some one starts ripping on someone's spelling and grammar.

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Off Topic / Politics

« on: August 03, 2012, 11:00:13 pm »

Quote from: "Da6onet"

Meh, Supreme Court will overturn it eventually.

Really? That's all you have to say about it?

And when in history has an increasingly oppressive government taken away rights.....and then gave em back......without a fight?

I find it a load of fucking bullshit that when the WTC was attacked, all of a sudden people were "passionate" about patriotism and freedom but just the day before, they could tell you more about the shit going on with the TV show Big Brother or Survivor than what was going on in their own government. Now 11 years later, again, the majority know more about the Kardasians and Jersey Shore than about the direction this country is being taken. We, the people are supposed to be determining where this country is going, yet most of us don't really give a rats ass as long as we can go out and drink ourselves silly on the weekends and get free meds to cope with it all on Monday. (Seems as if most of America has completely missed the point and the symbolism behind The Matrix.) The American war cry has now become....They can take our rights, but they can't take our MTV!

If your not passionate about patriotism every day, even when its not popular....then you stand for nothing and you're full of shit; the antithesis of those that founded this country. Inform yourselves and don't just let yourselves be spoon fed by the crap that the media decides to tell you. Its not the supreme court's job to fix this country's problems. Its ours!

If this pisses you off, then this message was for you.

Dag, that post wasn't aimed at you specifically....just the mindset.

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Off Topic / randomness

« on: July 27, 2012, 01:44:48 am »

Quote from: "Lithium"

....with the exception of one major gaffe at the end. Robin, as a first name? Seriously? Overall, I enjoyed this one more. That is all.

Would you really rather he be named after a dumb ass bird? Come on! A Robin?! That was something that never made any sense to me. Bats are creepy and can be scary...ok. I get the visual and the dramatic intimidation factor there. I can guarantee you that there aren't many people out there with Robin-phobias as they are the furthest thing from intimidating. lol. At least by his legal name being Robin, it implies that he didn't actually willingly name himself after a red breasted bird in an attempt to strike fear into the hearts of criminals everywhere.

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Off Topic / randomness

« on: July 27, 2012, 01:33:55 am »

Quote from: "Lithium"

In other news, Buckyball Magnets are banned in the US.

http://news.slashdot.org/story/12/07/25/2131249/feds-ban-buckyballs-magnets

Ain't socialist America great?

....of course because average America is to stupid to survive on its own without the government there to step in and enforce, by law, what should be fucking common sense to even a half-witted fly.