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Rud13
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Posted: Wed Jul 12, 2006 12:00 am Post subject: |
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I am currently in the process of freaking out over whether I'm in any way prepared for college or not. I haven't taken my SATs and I'm going into my senior year
I was the same way, only not freaked out. Here's what I did. I went out and bought the SAT/ACT books for dummies. I read over them the week before the SAT and ACT and then I went in and took the test. I got an 1140 I think on the SAT and a 31 overall with a perfect 36 in English on the ACT. I still don't know how I managed the english thing. I think because it didn't involve typing.
FOR THE LOVE OF GOD TAKE THE SAT2 TESTS, AS MANY AS YOU CAN. I didn't and well, I've taken several classes I wish I hadn't had too. |
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glitch
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Posted: Wed Jul 12, 2006 2:08 am Post subject: |
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i really like this place, but i don't post a lot. most of the time i don't think in language, which makes me quite clumsy with words (but pretty good with abstract ideas). this makes me kinda shy too, cause (unless i've pre-formulated whatever i want to say) i just can't predict if i'll manage to convey what i'm thinking. lately i've been taking more of a "what the hell, i'll just try and see how far i get" approach to verbal communication and that's been working out pretty well. people are generally more patient than i expected them to be, and often even positively amused with my clumsy enthousiasm. i guess in that respect i'm lucky to be female. and i smile a lot. that helps too. ^-^
i've got more ideas and ambitions to fit into a single lifetime, and i've always got at least one creative project. for a long time, those projects were songs and drawings, but for the last 7 months or so i've been working on my first game. i have a tendency towards perfectionism and setting my goals too high, and that gets me burned occasionally, but aside from that it's really the driving force that makes my life feel meaningful and worthwhile, and keeps me happy.
a couple of months ago i was diagnosed with anorexia and got an indication for clinical treatment. the therapist i spoke to was clueless what to make of me though, cause i lack most of the typical symptoms like anxiety, depression, compulsive behaviour, inferiority complex etc. apparently i'm way too happy for an anorexic, and my blood checked out fine too. i just suck at eating and prefer being skinny.
my best friends are an asperger guy i know from highschool with whom i had a short relationship (and still has a thing for me), and a girl i met at some mensa youth camp (who's absolutely gorgeous and i may have a bit of a crush on her). i'm gonna introduce them to eachother next week. could be interesting if that clicks.
so, yeah, that's current me in a nutshell, ic. |
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Loki Valhalla
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| my real name is jonny. i haven't aged in years, but i have been alive for 20 of them. i have a phobia of bar staff, so i have to get my friends to buy drinks for me. i haven't been posting here long. i'm english. i'm allergic to beer, so mostly i drink vodka or martini or other stuff. i first got drunk in the upstairs of a goth clothes shop, after my friends found out we could get alcopops from a nearby supermarket for 18p each. we knew the owner of the clothes shop, we weren't just invading. i was 14 years old. |
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Ethoscapade
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i'm eighteen and i go to public university and i have a really terrific girlfriend who was my good friend for years prior and who laughs at my jokes which is good as i am ostensibly unwilling to take anything seriously.
this is a picture of her taken with a cellphone camera at a time when it wouldn't have made sense to go to the trouble of finding the real one. she doesn't like it very much. i do.
i used to be ahead of the curve; now i get the sense that i'm only right up there with it.
i worked at a gamestop for about eighteen months; most of my last two years of highschool. i quit on my eighteenth birthday and haven't run out of money yet.
i am a borderline obsessive woody allen fan and recently got myself sterilized.
i am a completely obsessive cleaner. i have an enormous amount of difficulty making a bed in fewer than ten minutes, lest it turn out at all imperfect. this is why my bed generally goes unmade.
it is really tough for me to take issue with "great concept, poor execution" type stuff; as far as i am ever concerned, perspective is everything and if you can nail that down then it's the least i can do to try and appreciate what you were trying to do with it.
my dad is a republican atheist, which is neat, as those two schools of thought generally don't jive with one another so you figure he's got to have decent enough reasons for keeping to one or both of them.
i only ever had complaints about this when the old car that was passed down to me when i came of age turned out to be a pickup truck that gets around twenty miles to the gallon. i have been told i don't look at all masculine enough to be driving a pickup truck and am inclined to agree, with pride.
sometimes i try being an environmentalist in my spare time but i am sure as fuck not replacing the free car my dad gave me. i could maybe trade it away but i think that'd hurt his feelings.
i live in an affluent connecticut suburb. it varies which one. coupled with my driving a pickup truck this has led to a lot of complete strangers' perfectly good old furniture being transported from their front lawns ("FREE") to the basement where i live when i am not at school.
i have very very low expectations of almost all the people i know or have ever known, which has opened a lot of doors for me.
EDIT/PS: i posted all of that from my toilet. it occured to me after i got off the toilet that i might have a defining characteristic on my hands, there.
i really like wayne coyne and stephen malkmus, a lot. they played their first and only show together back on memorial day of this year, in oregon. this doesn't really make sense as their music is not at all alike but i still wish i had gone. i'm pretty sure the only reason they played together was because the lips are touring their new album and malkmus lives near there.
sometimes i get self-conscious about my two favorite musicians being total fucking sacred cows of people i generally don't like but enjoy pretending to fit in with from time to time. when i was sixteen, somebody told me to go to pitchforkmedia.com; i ended up at their "top 100 albums of the 90's" list, skipped right to the top ten, and decided who i liked.
i figure if i really have to search out obscure, underappreciated, recorded media, i might as well do that with video games. which is sort of how i ended up here. |
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dhex
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Posted: Wed Jul 12, 2006 8:08 am Post subject: |
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and how does this disappointment make you feel? |
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taidan
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Posted: Wed Jul 12, 2006 8:51 am Post subject: |
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My turn!
Not much to say about my childhood. Typical sheltered kid (living in a bad neighborhood), who moved to quiet Pennsylvania and was still pretty sheltered (being an anti social nerd). I've never been a big guy either, so I was picked up a lot in middle school so people can say "wow man you're like, so light!" Even these days people think I look nowhere near 21.
None of this caused any sort of horrible emotional scarring. I look back at my childhood and just kind of shrug my shoulders. Wasn't a big deal really.
I'm in college right now. In Maryland. I go to a business school with a lot of rich Long Island Trust Fund Babies, studying in a small CS department making my tuition on a couple grants and a lot of loans. I needed to get away from home, not because I hate my family, but because there's no oppurtunity for success in the Poconos. I really don't know how I found my way to this school, but at the very least it should help me find a decent job in the Defense Industry. I really need that, since the sooner I get on my own two feet the easier things will be for my folks. I wouldn't be anywhere without them.
Something happened around end of High School where I felt like I was starting to lose some of my intelligence and work ethic, and gained more common sense and a bit more popularity. At this point in college, I've managed to balance being a hardcore nerd who loves games and math and science with being a pretty social guy who has a solid set of friends and the respect of a lot of people from all walks of life. I'm in the position right now in which I'm expected to host the best parties on campus my senior year, having the best residence hall. Never thought that would happen in my life.
I'm a chill guy, far too neutral about most things. I used to hang out with a typical gamer/otaku crowd, until I realized these people were purposefully non-conformists, yet in reality were conforming to their own niche, thought Communism actually works, talk politics as long as it matched their beliefs, etc. They've made fun of the fact that I'll be graduating in four years, and will probably find a decent paying job as a software engineer, because I'll be a tool of the system, or something like that. I kind of like the idea of job security and a fairly normal life.
I find that people who drink and party all weekend are at least much more honest. |
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dessgeega
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Posted: Wed Jul 12, 2006 11:54 am Post subject: |
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dhex wrote:
and how does this disappointment make you feel?
disappointed.
it's okay, the thread seems to be regaining its momentum!
hello axers! |
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dmauro
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| Hi, I'm Danny. I am a very funny (I make all my friends laugh all the time) down-to-earth sort of guy. I have been told that I am handsome. You might say I look like a Tom Cruise plus a couple pounds. I like to collect things from every state I visit with my parents (I have a lobster made out of sea shells from Maine!), do my homework, and play video games. I'm looking for a girl that is nice, caring, and not afraid to be herself. A real free spirit that can see through to the inner you. I am a great listener and I think I have a lot to offer. |
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TOLLMASTER
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Posted: Wed Jul 12, 2006 1:44 pm Post subject: |
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I should spend less time on this forum complaining. Compared to Joestar my stories are nothing! Some people in my extended family could give him a run for his money unless he is also a concentration camp survivor.
I actually met a huge Russian kid in 12th grade who lived in some shithole Eastern European country, where he got "recruited" into some kind of army base when he became a teenager. I wish I had asked where he was from, but while he was surprisingly nonchalant about it, I guessed it was kind of a sore spot deep down. Living in a society where your only value is to live in slave conditions to keep a pointless conflict going sounds like a horrible existence.
Surprisingly, he seemed to have gotten over it, and was your regular Jovial Slacker. I always wondered if he was just some kind of superior human being, to pass off those kind of experiences like they were nothing, or if his exterior held a truly broken human being. I'm not sure what made me as screwed up as I am, as compared to his story my life was just full of a few inconveniences--I mean, things in my life sometimes got bad, but the vast majority was pretty normal but for those extreme outlying situations--and this kid was just so. You know. Normal.
My genes are pretty fucked up, and I'm really lucky I was born without the schizophrenia, and with enough intelligence to build up these kind of "thought constructs" that keep my panic impulses under some measure of control. I can't even describe how easy it would be to punch someone who's screaming at you when you've having a panic attack; your body is usually fully pumped up, ready to either punch the living shit out of something or get out of Dogde as fast as possible, and then someone sticks their face in yours. It's almost a reflex I've had to learn to control and stop with these "thought constructs" of mine.
EDIT: I feel asleep while writing this, maybe I'll figure out what I was trying to say later. |
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LW Joestar
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Posted: Wed Jul 12, 2006 5:29 pm Post subject: |
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TOLLMASTER wrote:
I always wondered if he was just some kind of superior human being, to pass off those kind of experiences like they were nothing, or if his exterior held a truly broken human being.
Honestly?
Someimes I wonder the same thing about myself. |
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Krabjuice
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Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2006 4:46 am Post subject: |
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Thread purged of recent bullshit.
Except the below post. |
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Ging
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Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2006 7:24 am Post subject: |
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I knew it would pay well if I sucked extralifes cock.
Edit: See, now this is actually a good edit. |
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boojiboy7
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Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2006 8:23 am Post subject: |
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zebadayus wrote:
ACDC (you heard me)
Willie hears yuh, but Willie cannuh believe yuh! |
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zebadayus
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| I've been meaning to ask, who was that woman who was in your signature before TDS/Hard Gay? |
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Psiga
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laXgrrl5
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Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2006 2:04 pm Post subject: |
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Hn. Well. I'm new here (DJ pointed me over here), so hello everyone. ^^
Not that much to say about me, so I will keep it short.
I'm from southwestern Ontario (Canada), I just finished my second year of college for an accounting program and I'm heading into university in September for finance and administration. I am a World of Warcraft junky (forcing myself to take two weeks off of it), I like to read and write, and I have a zoo.
My zoo consists of a Scarlet Macaw (Mickey), a Red-Bellied Mini Macaw (Gabby), three Cockatiels (Max, Java, and Cadbury), and a Parrotlet (Pepsi). I also have two dogs, both Labradors, though one is chocolate and one is black. Chaos and Outlaw respectively. Lastly, I have an African Pygmy Hedgehog named Mr. Hershey. All my hedgehogs have had the Mr. prefix, so I'd hate to break tradition on number four.
I work full time in the summer and part-time during school at the same place (and have been here for seven years or so now). I like my job, I just hate the office because it's rather unsanitary and I have to use a dialup (AoHell) through the fax line to connect to the internet.
I'm also almost completely deaf, but c'est la vie. |
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dmauro
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Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2006 2:19 pm Post subject: |
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omg laxxxgrrrl we can trade pictures of our parrotlets! And then have them fight! (Rocco is a total badass though)
Also, I can't tell if it's fake or not as it might be a response to my last joke bio post. |
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Psiga
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Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2006 3:18 pm Post subject: |
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| DJ hangs with two nearly-deaf WoW'ers? I bet Jyot holds her liquor better, though! |
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extralife
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Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2006 3:27 pm Post subject: |
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| I blame WoW. |
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Jeff Garneau
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I emerged from my father's forehead fully formed as the prince of the finest generation. My most beloved thing in the whole world is money, and thanks to the ancient Jewish magic of my predecessors there is a solid quantity for me to while away my time with.
I enjoy dancing (often to New Order! Blue Monday is a song for dark anger that renders danceable what we've always wanted from Nine Inch Nails!), enhancing my own image and videogames. I used to dream of visiting Japan and China, but recently I have realized that I don't like Chinese and Japanese people. I may yet make an Oriental voyage, but only for to be admired. America is the greatest nation on God's green earth, if only for the effervescent affectations of its stately class.
I aim in all affairs to be the most elegant in locution, prosecution and execution. I am the Hegelian synthesis of the low inserter credit and his everpresent nemesis, the functioncrat: I am the perfect human. My style of dance is reflective of such a fusion of elements at their zenith--Michael Jackson's formal, contained, hinting gesticulations flowing seamlessly into the unconscious beastial atechnicality of krumping. African made American and American African, &c.
With bated breath I await the continuance of my education in the arts gentleman. |
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Psiga
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Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2006 5:07 pm Post subject: |
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Jeff Garneau wrote:
My most beloved thing in the whole world is money, and thanks to the ancient Jewish magic of my predecessors there is a solid quantity for me to while away my time with.
Lately I have been desiring a trust fund. Not that I really want to have grown up with one! But now that I understand what it means to go, "Oh shit, the rent is due in a week and I am $800 short," I can say that my sense of gravity in relation to money is as functional as it needs to be, and this whole "real world" charade would do quite well to be over and done with. I am ready to step into the world of blissful detatchment! Though I promise not to piss away this glorious stipend, I also promise to portray a very finely honed expression of quizzical innocence whenever anyone speaks of topics pertaining to "workin' hard for the money." |
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the vinculum gate
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Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2006 9:56 pm Post subject: |
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| guys i had a really long post ready but i accidentally closed the tab and don't feel like rewriting it so i'll just say that it was a nice long speil about my life and how i was picked on in high school and had a violent angry father yet i turned out to be a well-adjusted friendly human being with a bit of an off-kilter sense of humor. |
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Jeff Garneau
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Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2006 10:06 pm Post subject: |
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the vinculum gate wrote:
guys i had a really long post ready but i accidentally closed the tab and don't feel like rewriting it so i'll just say that it was a nice long speil about my life and how i was picked on in high school and had a violent angry father yet i turned out to be a well-adjusted friendly human being with a bit of an off-kilter sense of humor.
that's cool p.s. i like your new avatar and sig. |
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Cycle
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Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2006 10:18 pm Post subject: |
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the vinculum gate wrote:
guys i had a really long post ready but i accidentally closed the tab and don't feel like rewriting it so i'll just say that it was a nice long speil about my life and how i was picked on in high school and had a violent angry father yet i turned out to be a well-adjusted friendly human being with a bit of an off-kilter sense of humor.
hey vinny my star sign in this weeks TV WEEK says FIRST IMPRESSIONS CAN BE MISLEADING. SOMEONE YOU DISMISSED AS "NOY YOUR CUP OF TEA" WILL PLEASANTLY SURPRISE YOU AND BECOME A CLOSE FRIEND.
It's totally about you :)
or dess, I actually didn't like her at first either but now i think she's alright!
i'm pretty sure i'll hate deci forever though |
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TOLLMASTER
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Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2006 10:37 pm Post subject: |
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the vinculum gate wrote:
guys i had a really long post ready but i accidentally closed the tab and don't feel like rewriting it so i'll just say that it was a nice long speil about my life and how i was picked on in high school and had a violent angry father yet i turned out to be a well-adjusted friendly human being with a bit of an off-kilter sense of humor.
itt i respond to an ironic and sarcastic post from vinculum gate |
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B coma
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Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2006 11:11 pm Post subject: |
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Cycle wrote:
i'm pretty sure i'll hate deci forever though
the chap seems to have dissappeared since his reign. what happen? |
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Cycle
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Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2006 11:17 pm Post subject: |
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nothing to do with me, I'm sure!
He'll be back when my term is over, I'm guessing! |
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DeusJester
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Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2006 11:46 pm Post subject: |
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Psiga wrote:
DJ hangs with two nearly-deaf WoW'ers? I bet Jyot holds her liquor better, though!
Better than me? No.
ANYWAY here you go, kids! (for intended semi-ironic effect, kindly have this song playing at full volume as you read this. ^o^)
Hi, I'm DJ. Full name is Matthew Raymond Warner. 24, live in an apartment in Providence with my longtime girlfriend and our new cat. I take writing jobs where I can, work construction, and play many videogames.
I had a weird childhood.
Like pretty much everyone else on here, I was a pretty smart kid. Straight-A student (at first), oversensitive, just wanted everyone to be happy.
Needless to say, I got the shit kicked out of me on a regular basis. This wasn't helped much by the fact that I started gaining a pretty good amount of weight once I hit the 6th grade, as well as a general lack of hygene (which arguably persists to this day but I'll get to that). So, by about 7th-grade-ish, I was your stereotypical pasty chubby oversensitive loser geek.
By around this point, the situation at my house had turned reasonably violent. Physical confrontations between my parents and I were pretty common, which wasn't quite as lopsided as it might seem since I was pushing about 240 lbs. by that point. One particularly memorable one involving catching a clothes iron to the face. My mother and father both deny this happened, and both my brothers avow to have "not seen it happen". I've got a neat scar just above my hairline on the left side of my head that says different! And they had to drive me to the hospital for it which involved the lovely movie-magic moment of saying I "fell down some stairs" to the doctor with them looking on, arms crossed, making me guffaw a bit when a near-identical line showed up in Fight Club that same year. Also, my dad blew out an eardrum once with a swift backhand that I didn't get out of the way of in time. Pop! Ow. Doesn't sound possible, but I assure you it is! Also hurts like the dickens, and you get a weird underwater/faraway effect in the ear in question. Luckily, it healed and my hearing is fine now. Curiously, my dad will own up to this to other people, even though only he and I were there for it.
Of course, I also spent much of this time attacking my brothers as well (who invariably sided with my parents), at one point knocking my brother's face completely through a wooden closet door. He fled the house for 48 hours, and when he got back, he refused to enter the house unless I wasn't in it. I would up walking 27 miles over the course of an entire night and well into the next morning and sleeping at a friend's house for almost 3 weeks. When I finally got home, nobody asked where I'd been.
Also, this is about the age (16) that I began drinking heavily, flunked out of school, and started to get in regular fistfights -- I've got 2 expulsions from two differnet schools to my name and have my bottom two teeth chipped and knocked out of alignment thanks to a close encounter with a concrete wall (tooth on my left) and someone's boots (tooth on my right). To this day I technically do not have a high school diploma, though I got into college anyway, curiously. The last highschool attempt got me thrown out for attacking the headmaster's mother with a telephone reciever.
Suffice to say that, from about 14-18 or so, I was a violent, nasty, antisocial fucker. I would lie chronically, stole, and was ugly as sin to boot. I was continually drunk, was routinely using my parent's house to hold giant drunken parties for my drug-dealer friend and his hangers on, and was well on my way to either a suicide or a life of petty crime and/or homelessness. My dad actually took me for a drive to a flophouse once to try to show me where I was headed. Fun times.
Through all of this, I still loved videogames! My parents refused to let me have anything (my mom smashed my Sega genesis on the floor in a rage a week after I bought it. I still have the motherboard!) Games were basically my one big solace. None of the crap I had to deal with elsewhere, I had to deal with while playing videogames. It didn't do much for my appearance, but I also genuinely didn't care.
Then, about age 19, something happened I'm still kind of at a loss to explain. My folks now call this "maturity". I'm more inclined towards some John Travolta in Phenomenon type shit (if less dramatic), but here you go:
Pretty much out of the blue one day, I stopped talking. Completely. Even when directly questioned, I'd just shake my head and tap my throat if questions persisted. I was genuinely too depressed to speak. This wasn't the woe-emo-MySpace-look-I'm-a-goth type depressed, this is the crippling, not-eating, barely moving, not-living type depressed. The dangerous kind you go to a psyche ward for. I put a lock on my bedroom door and only used the house to sleep. I actually slept on the side of the road one of those days, though I'm entirely usure now why I did that.
It took my family about three weeks to figure out something was wrong.
I'm getting this kinda out of order: I still had a year left before I'd get kicked out of high school while this was going on. I think it was the summer of '99? Not entirely sure if it was the summer or right before the summer. So, the depression happened while I still had a fair chunk of school left.
Anyway, about 2 months of not speaking. Five words a day, if even that. Sentences incredibly uncommon, mostly just nods at best. I kept waking up in the morning hoping I'd feel better, but it kept not happening.
Then, a day before school got out for some kind of vacation, one of the kids in my class turned to me and said "You lose some weight, man?"
Didn't think much of it at the time, but when I got home I stepped on the scale out of curiosity and it turns out I had! About 10 lbs, just from not eating. I'd gone from 265 to 255, though most of it was in my face.
I'm not sure what happened right there. But clearly, something did.
You've seen Office Space, right? Where the guy goes to a hypnotist to not worry about his job, and then immediately stops even pretending to give a fuck, adopts a policy of brutal honesty, and suddenly everything clicks for him?
Basically, that happened. Only, true to form, much more agressively. As opposed to simply letting things slide, I suddenly came to the realization that I'd been a whiny jackass my entire life, needlessly antagonistic and self-centered, and man, what the fuck was I doing? Why the hell was I loafing around so much? Christ, if I died like this, I'd really hope the end result would be oblivion and nothing more because God Damn, I'd never be able to look myself in th eye!
All this while standing naked on a scale in my parent's bathroom.
Six months later, I'd been going to the gym every day for two hours. I lost about 100 lbs and was in great shape. My attitude had changed completely. I was chatty, pleasant to be around, and much less prone to picking at people. The lying had stopped entirely, replaced by a fairly brutal sense of honesty. I got completely new friends, was going out every single night, and landed a series of girlfriends. I'd gone from being at the bottom of the totem pole at my high school to very near the top of it.
I still had (and still do have) some pretty serious agression issues. Most people are hesitant to just grab the nearest blunt object and attempt to brain someone with it, but that kind of reluctance just never factored into my thinking after a certain point. Beaning Ms. Young with the phone was probably that part of me's last big hurrah, but it was pretty costly (probably worth pointing out she was an 85 year old woman). I'm lucky I didn't go to jail for that, in retrospect; they didn't even press charges, just kicked me out of the school, which subsequently got me kicked out of my parent's house. It was 19.
Now, five years later, I really can't complain. Elisa's moved in, I'm doing okay money-wise, and my interest in videogames has taken me to some interesting places! My past has also granted me an interesting perspective on stuff, which is nice because I also seem to have left it behind and it isn't dogging me down. I sure wouldn't want to be the same person I was, but in a way I'm glad I went through it for the perspective.
Of course, this gives me a strong and occasionally violent no-bullshit streak. I will readily tell people to their face exactly what I think of them and why I think it, whether good or bad. If I like you, I tell you! If I think you're being a whiny priss, I tell you that too (takes one to know one!) Backhanded, passive-agressive anything doesn't fly with me. I hate that shit with a passion.
Of course, by extension, I'm extremely pragmatic. If I've got a problem with someone and they fix it (or can point out to me why I'm mistaken), then we no longer have a problem and I'll let the whole thing drop immediately. Grudges aren't my thing. I own up to my mistakes readily, but I expect other people to do the same.
That said, if I think you're being a jackass purely for the sake of being a jackass and are only apologising/capitulating/whatever to get the heat off while you plan for a renewed assault, I'm not about to get played. I've got no problem just writing people off as permanent assholes, and once I do that, I will gleefully, unapologetically, and (if applicable) completely unfairly rip into them at every opportunity possible until I am no longer in contact. And this applies in real life just as much as anywhere else, and I find it works! The last kid who was attack-on-sight got the message after the first time, and now we're actually reasonably friendly with each other. All it took was a faceplant on the sidewalk! Go figure.
You always know exactly where you stand with me, and I like it that way.
Like I mentioned to Psiga, I'm sort of an accidental Libertarian (though I'll never be caught dead identifying myself with the Libertarian party). Pretty much nothing weirds me out or phases me, and what you do in your own time is none of my fucking buisness. I'm a card-carrying ACLU member. You do what you like as often as you like, just keep it under wraps or don't wine if people look at you funny when you make it public.
The concept of social anxiety I see so much on these boards stikes me as completely inscrutable. I've never understood the whole anxiety thing, and people's long meandering posts about the minute details of social interaction and all the little foibles therein strike me as either just excusemaking or pure navel-gazing -- which is fine (this is the internets!) but call it what it is, yeah? Deep, meaningful relationships with other humans are intricate, complicated things. Talking to the guy manning the register at Blockbuster is not. If you can't get that down, see a specialist about it! Because that shouldn't be hard! Unless it's a legitimate brain chemical thing? If so, eh, sorry. I know that can't be helped. I'm just unclear on how that stuff works.
Now, GAMING!
Note that I didn't even get into these things full force until about 2001, but whether it's some weird pangs of escapism from childhood or just some miswiring somewhere, I still love 'em and it'll still be a lifelong thing for me, I'm willing to bet.
I own pretty much everything and don't discriminate. Old, new, underground, mainstream, whatever. If it's good, I'll play it. I love this medium, love to see where it's going, like talking about it (possibly too much) and find the entire thing completely agreeable and wonderful.
It's also treated me pretty well, so I can't complain.
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DeusJester wrote:
DASSIT! Who actually read all that?
pika! pika pika pika ^___^ |
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the drunken samurai wrote:
Listen to it while looking at your Avatar. It almost syncs! |
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LW Joestar
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DeusJester wrote:
The concept of social anxiety I see so much on these boards stikes me as completely inscrutable. I've never understood the whole anxiety thing, and people's long meandering posts about the minute details of social interaction and all the little foibles therein strike me as either just excusemaking or pure navel-gazing -- which is fine (this is the internets!) but call it what it is, yeah? Deep, meaningful relationships with other humans are intricate, complicated things. Talking to the guy manning the register at Blockbuster is not. If you can't get that down, see a specialist about it! Because that shouldn't be hard! Unless it's a legitimate brain chemical thing? If so, eh, sorry. I know that can't be helped. I'm just unclear on how that stuff works.
Answer 1: We don't understand it either. That's sorta the nature of it.
Answer 2: Watch "Welcome to the NHK" |
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DeusJester
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LW Joestar wrote:
We don't understand it either. That's sorta the nature of it.
Yeah, but...Hmm.
This is a non-Axe topic. Would you guys be amenable to that? |
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| this is definitely an axe topic |
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DeusJester
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the vinculum gate wrote:
this is definitely an axe topic
What, social anxiety? No it isn't.
Just because a majority of those afflicted by it seem to dwell here.
Aw, fuck it. *wipes the Axe again and blames Extralife* |
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James
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dhex wrote:
I don't trust anyone, at all, including myself, anymore.
then how do you know not to trust yourself?
I guess this comes from how my dad treated me while I DID have jobs. At one point, he forced me to go through my bank statement in front of him and divide up every transaction into categories. Necessities, and then, basically, selfishness. If I didn't absolutely need it, it was selfish, entertainment, pleasure.
this is far less difficult to get over than being a blitering retard about money. in his own shitty way, he did you a tremendous favor.
dhex, do you ever worry about breaking your own fucking arm what with all this patting yourself on the fucking back you do? |
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That said, if I think you're being a jackass purely for the sake of being a jackass and are only apologising/capitulating/whatever to get the heat off while you plan for a renewed assault, I'm not about to get played. I've got no problem just writing people off as permanent assholes, and once I do that, I will gleefully, unapologetically, and (if applicable) completely unfairly rip into them at every opportunity possible until I am no longer in contact. And this applies in real life just as much as anywhere else, and I find it works! The last kid who was attack-on-sight got the message after the first time, and now we're actually reasonably friendly with each other. All it took was a faceplant on the sidewalk! Go figure.
I can relate: some absolute maniac piece of shit just admitted to bulking up at the gym then beating the shit out out of an elderly woman with a telephone and now I'm trying to work out how to use the voodoo power of chaos theory to have a seemingly unrelated object hit him in the nuts with sufficient upswing to render him sterile. He'll never see it coming.
To state the obvious: You haven't left any of your past behind, because it still informs your very being, and you'll gladly admit to retaining sociopathic tendencies and a nasty violent streak. This casts new light on your moderation style, which has all the wit and verve of a lower-spectrum Something Awful goon given power over the Private Games forum. You cling to your past so well you can write over two pages on it.
This would explain why you liked Shadow the Hedgehog and found Sonic the Hedgehog "angsty" because it had a bladerunnerish factory level. Hmmm.
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James
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So uh, about me: I find New Order and the handclap sound of an 808 wonderful, and tend to listen to electro/punk stuff. The best gig I ever saw was Melt Banana. I went down on my first time because I was too drunk to fuck and hell that's pretty fucking funny. I didn't know her name! I've been in one fight, because a dude stabbed me pretty deep in the arm with a ballpoint.
I had a pretty bad childhood - lots of surgery, lots of rough shit - but in all honesty, I don't remember most of the the specifics of the bad shit and I let it go when I was 18. Any problems I have now are medical/circumstantial and I'm pretty happy I was able to do that. Probably one of the smartest things the buddists did was compare human conciousness to a line of candles lighting the next one then going out: a stream of deaths and rebirths that move so quickly we're fooled into thinking it's all one thing, like the images on TV. Possibly complete bullshit, but a very useful way to think. Change is possible.
Find a bridge. Cross it. Leave your burdens on the other side.
By the way Joestar, it doesn't sound like you're asexual, just that you're so depressed it's leaning on your sex drive. I can relate at times. |
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Maztorre
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DeusJester wrote:
Psiga wrote:
DJ hangs with two nearly-deaf WoW'ers? I bet Jyot holds her liquor better, though!
Better than me? No.
ANYWAY here you go, kids! (for intended semi-ironic effect, kindly have this song playing at full volume as you read this. ^o^)
Hi, I'm DJ. Full name is Matthew Raymond Warner. 24, live in an apartment in Providence with my longtime girlfriend and our new cat. I take writing jobs where I can, work construction, and play many videogames.
I had a weird childhood.
Like pretty much everyone else on here, I was a pretty smart kid. Straight-A student (at first), oversensitive, just wanted everyone to be happy.
Needless to say, I got the shit kicked out of me on a regular basis. This wasn't helped much by the fact that I started gaining a pretty good amount of weight once I hit the 6th grade, as well as a general lack of hygene (which arguably persists to this day but I'll get to that). So, by about 7th-grade-ish, I was your stereotypical pasty chubby oversensitive loser geek.
By around this point, the situation at my house had turned reasonably violent. Physical confrontations between my parents and I were pretty common, which wasn't quite as lopsided as it might seem since I was pushing about 240 lbs. by that point. One particularly memorable one involving catching a clothes iron to the face. My mother and father both deny this happened, and both my brothers avow to have "not seen it happen". I've got a neat scar just above my hairline on the left side of my head that says different! And they had to drive me to the hospital for it which involved the lovely movie-magic moment of saying I "fell down some stairs" to the doctor with them looking on, arms crossed, making me guffaw a bit when a near-identical line showed up in Fight Club that same year. Also, my dad blew out an eardrum once with a swift backhand that I didn't get out of the way of in time. Pop! Ow. Doesn't sound possible, but I assure you it is! Also hurts like the dickens, and you get a weird underwater/faraway effect in the ear in question. Luckily, it healed and my hearing is fine now. Curiously, my dad will own up to this to other people, even though only he and I were there for it.
Of course, I also spent much of this time attacking my brothers as well (who invariably sided with my parents), at one point knocking my brother's face completely through a wooden closet door. He fled the house for 48 hours, and when he got back, he refused to enter the house unless I wasn't in it. I would up walking 27 miles over the course of an entire night and well into the next morning and sleeping at a friend's house for almost 3 weeks. When I finally got home, nobody asked where I'd been.
Also, this is about the age (16) that I began drinking heavily, flunked out of school, and started to get in regular fistfights -- I've got 2 expulsions from two differnet schools to my name and have my bottom two teeth chipped and knocked out of alignment thanks to a close encounter with a concrete wall (tooth on my left) and someone's boots (tooth on my right). To this day I technically do not have a high school diploma, though I got into college anyway, curiously. The last highschool attempt got me thrown out for attacking the headmaster's mother with a telephone reciever.
Suffice to say that, from about 14-18 or so, I was a violent, nasty, antisocial fucker. I would lie chronically, stole, and was ugly as sin to boot. I was continually drunk, was routinely using my parent's house to hold giant drunken parties for my drug-dealer friend and his hangers on, and was well on my way to either a suicide or a life of petty crime and/or homelessness. My dad actually took me for a drive to a flophouse once to try to show me where I was headed. Fun times.
Through all of this, I still loved videogames! My parents refused to let me have anything (my mom smashed my Sega genesis on the floor in a rage a week after I bought it. I still have the motherboard!) Games were basically my one big solace. None of the crap I had to deal with elsewhere, I had to deal with while playing videogames. It didn't do much for my appearance, but I also genuinely didn't care.
Then, about age 19, something happened I'm still kind of at a loss to explain. My folks now call this "maturity". I'm more inclined towards some John Travolta in Phenomenon type shit (if less dramatic), but here you go:
Pretty much out of the blue one day, I stopped talking. Completely. Even when directly questioned, I'd just shake my head and tap my throat if questions persisted. I was genuinely too depressed to speak. This wasn't the woe-emo-MySpace-look-I'm-a-goth type depressed, this is the crippling, not-eating, barely moving, not-living type depressed. The dangerous kind you go to a psyche ward for. I put a lock on my bedroom door and only used the house to sleep. I actually slept on the side of the road one of those days, though I'm entirely usure now why I did that.
It took my family about three weeks to figure out something was wrong.
I'm getting this kinda out of order: I still had a year left before I'd get kicked out of high school while this was going on. I think it was the summer of '99? Not entirely sure if it was the summer or right before the summer. So, the depression happened while I still had a fair chunk of school left.
Anyway, about 2 months of not speaking. Five words a day, if even that. Sentences incredibly uncommon, mostly just nods at best. I kept waking up in the morning hoping I'd feel better, but it kept not happening.
Then, a day before school got out for some kind of vacation, one of the kids in my class turned to me and said "You lose some weight, man?"
Didn't think much of it at the time, but when I got home I stepped on the scale out of curiosity and it turns out I had! About 10 lbs, just from not eating. I'd gone from 265 to 255, though most of it was in my face.
I'm not sure what happened right there. But clearly, something did.
You've seen Office Space, right? Where the guy goes to a hypnotist to not worry about his job, and then immediately stops even pretending to give a fuck, adopts a policy of brutal honesty, and suddenly everything clicks for him?
Basically, that happened. Only, true to form, much more agressively. As opposed to simply letting things slide, I suddenly came to the realization that I'd been a whiny jackass my entire life, needlessly antagonistic and self-centered, and man, what the fuck was I doing? Why the hell was I loafing around so much? Christ, if I died like this, I'd really hope the end result would be oblivion and nothing more because God Damn, I'd never be able to look myself in th eye!
All this while standing naked on a scale in my parent's bathroom.
Six months later, I'd been going to the gym every day for two hours. I lost about 100 lbs and was in great shape. My attitude had changed completely. I was chatty, pleasant to be around, and much less prone to picking at people. The lying had stopped entirely, replaced by a fairly brutal sense of honesty. I got completely new friends, was going out every single night, and landed a series of girlfriends. I'd gone from being at the bottom of the totem pole at my high school to very near the top of it.
I still had (and still do have) some pretty serious agression issues. Most people are hesitant to just grab the nearest blunt object and attempt to brain someone with it, but that kind of reluctance just never factored into my thinking after a certain point. Beaning Ms. Young with the phone was probably that part of me's last big hurrah, but it was pretty costly (probably worth pointing out she was an 85 year old woman). I'm lucky I didn't go to jail for that, in retrospect; they didn't even press charges, just kicked me out of the school, which subsequently got me kicked out of my parent's house. It was 19.
Now, five years later, I really can't complain. Elisa's moved in, I'm doing okay money-wise, and my interest in videogames has taken me to some interesting places! My past has also granted me an interesting perspective on stuff, which is nice because I also seem to have left it behind and it isn't dogging me down. I sure wouldn't want to be the same person I was, but in a way I'm glad I went through it for the perspective.
Of course, this gives me a strong and occasionally violent no-bullshit streak. I will readily tell people to their face exactly what I think of them and why I think it, whether good or bad. If I like you, I tell you! If I think you're being a whiny priss, I tell you that too (takes one to know one!) Backhanded, passive-agressive anything doesn't fly with me. I hate that shit with a passion.
Of course, by extension, I'm extremely pragmatic. If I've got a problem with someone and they fix it (or can point out to me why I'm mistaken), then we no longer have a problem and I'll let the whole thing drop immediately. Grudges aren't my thing. I own up to my mistakes readily, but I expect other people to do the same.
That said, if I think you're being a jackass purely for the sake of being a jackass and are only apologising/capitulating/whatever to get the heat off while you plan for a renewed assault, I'm not about to get played. I've got no problem just writing people off as permanent assholes, and once I do that, I will gleefully, unapologetically, and (if applicable) completely unfairly rip into them at every opportunity possible until I am no longer in contact. And this applies in real life just as much as anywhere else, and I find it works! The last kid who was attack-on-sight got the message after the first time, and now we're actually reasonably friendly with each other. All it took was a faceplant on the sidewalk! Go figure.
You always know exactly where you stand with me, and I like it that way.
Like I mentioned to Psiga, I'm sort of an accidental Libertarian (though I'll never be caught dead identifying myself with the Libertarian party). Pretty much nothing weirds me out or phases me, and what you do in your own time is none of my fucking buisness. I'm a card-carrying ACLU member. You do what you like as often as you like, just keep it under wraps or don't wine if people look at you funny when you make it public.
The concept of social anxiety I see so much on these boards stikes me as completely inscrutable. I've never understood the whole anxiety thing, and people's long meandering posts about the minute details of social interaction and all the little foibles therein strike me as either just excusemaking or pure navel-gazing -- which is fine (this is the internets!) but call it what it is, yeah? Deep, meaningful relationships with other humans are intricate, complicated things. Talking to the guy manning the register at Blockbuster is not. If you can't get that down, see a specialist about it! Because that shouldn't be hard! Unless it's a legitimate brain chemical thing? If so, eh, sorry. I know that can't be helped. I'm just unclear on how that stuff works.
Now, GAMING!
Note that I didn't even get into these things full force until about 2001, but whether it's some weird pangs of escapism from childhood or just some miswiring somewhere, I still love 'em and it'll still be a lifelong thing for me, I'm willing to bet.
I own pretty much everything and don't discriminate. Old, new, underground, mainstream, whatever. If it's good, I'll play it. I love this medium, love to see where it's going, like talking about it (possibly too much) and find the entire thing completely agreeable and wonderful.
It's also treated me pretty well, so I can't complain.
DASSIT! Who actually read all that?
OH MY GOD YOU'RE SHADOW THE HEDGEHOG |
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SONIC: COM'N! WE GOTTA HELP GUN!
DOOM'S EYE: WHY DON'T YOU TWAT THAT GRANNY WITH A PHONE THEN GO TO SLEEP ON THE GROUND IN PUBLIC |
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Maztorre
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| DARK MISSION: COMPLETE! |
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I can sort of relate to the whole "angry past being left behind" thing, but not the result; in grade 2 I threw a kid off the top of a jungle gym because he was pissing me off; in grade 8 I used to attack my BEST FRIEND with desks and chairs and once I opened up a stapler and hit him with it a bunch of times lodging staples in him; in high school no-one ever tried to fuck with me except once and I broke one guy's arm and two fingers on another guy in the first ten seconds of the fight (they never TOUCHED me)
But then I went through a lot of changes (therapy, drugs, healthier relationships with people); now I would sooner die than raise a hand in anger against any living being.
THAT is leaving the angry past behind, okay? |
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Psiga
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DeusJester wrote:
Psiga wrote:
DJ hangs with two nearly-deaf WoW'ers? I bet Jyot holds her liquor better, though!
Better than me? No.
Better than the other semi-deaf girl, dummy. |
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| Psiga and DJ in 2008 on the having drunken orgies with handicapped MMORPGers, detailing on the internet ticket. |
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Psiga
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James wrote:
I can relate: some absolute maniac piece of shit just admitted to bulking up at the gym then beating the shit out out of an elderly woman with a telephone and now I'm trying to work out how to use the voodoo power of chaos theory to have a seemingly unrelated object hit him in the nuts with sufficient upswing to render him sterile. He'll never see it coming.
Matt, your new forum title should be 'absolute maniac piece of shit'. ^_^
But yeah, so, James... Sour grapes. While I won't deny that dhex is intellectually self-aggrandizing and DJ borders on being distressingly nonchalant in his heavy-handedness, I do have to point out that you're not really a peach yourself.
thatbox wrote:
Psiga and DJ in 2008 on the having drunken orgies with handicapped MMORPGers, detailing on the internet ticket.
I was telling DJ about my idea to make a chess board where every piece is a shotglass, and whenever you take an opponent piece, you have to take a shot. Lesser pieces have less alcohol and greater pieces have more. It's sort-of an automatic handicap, since the better you do at the game, the more wasted you become.
I'm sure that somebody's done this already, but I haven't seen it.
But yeah, I don't drink, I don't play WoW, and I don't bother with girls. So voting for a drunken orgy with MMORPG girls is a vote for communism! |
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[quote="PsigaI was telling DJ about my idea to make a chess board where every piece is a shotglass, and whenever you take an opponent piece, you have to take a shot. Lesser pieces have less alcohol and greater pieces have more. It's sort-of an automatic handicap, since the better you do at the game, the more wasted you become.
I'm sure that somebody's done this already, but I haven't seen it.
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Oh have they ever....
http://www.digitalvisual.net/demo_chesshot/images/board_big.jpg |
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dhex, do you ever worry about breaking your own fucking arm what with all this patting yourself on the fucking back you do?
yes, yes i do.
what this has to do with pointing out that despite the shititudes of his dad, being somewhat fearful in a credit-drunk world isn't the worst kind of handicap, i don't know.
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James wrote:
By the way Joestar, it doesn't sound like you're asexual, just that you're so depressed it's leaning on your sex drive. I can relate at times.
It's possible. I mean, I'm attratcted to women aesthetically, and I have had the occasional attraction to a specific one, but I basically have no desire to explore the finer points of the Horizontal Arts with either women or men. |
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dmauro wrote:
omg laxxxgrrrl we can trade pictures of our parrotlets! And then have them fight! (Rocco is a total badass though)
Also, I can't tell if it's fake or not as it might be a response to my last joke bio post.
It's LaX. Lacrosse. ^_~ *snerk*
WTH, sure.
Here's how he looks NOW:
Here's how he USED to look:
He's the one on the left. That was just after I got him years ago, and before I had to separate him and his bro and put them into separate cages, like this:
He and his brother attacked my mini macaw a few times. So she jumped him from six feet away--and this is a bird that couldn't fly at the time, never fledged properly-- and nearly crushed him. Nothing physically wrong with him, either, so it's psychological. Dude, I'd fear for your parrotlet, because Pepsi had no problem attacking Mickey, the Scarlet.
Psiga wrote:
DJ hangs with two nearly-deaf WoW'ers? I bet Jyot holds her liquor better, though!
Probably. I'm not a drinker. Haven't really had any since I was maybe 7? Then it was total abstainance for god knows why. Probably because a few of my friends were injured by a drunken driver when I was 8. However, I'm also bigger than Jyot is, so that might tip the scales in my favour. :)
extralife wrote:
I blame WoW.
Works for me. There was at least four of us at one point with a hearing impairment in the same group of guilds. I was the only one not in DJ's old guild. -_- |
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LW Joestar wrote:
James wrote:
By the way Joestar, it doesn't sound like you're asexual, just that you're so depressed it's leaning on your sex drive. I can relate at times.
It's possible. I mean, I'm attratcted to women aesthetically, and I have had the occasional attraction to a specific one, but I basically have no desire to explore the finer points of the Horizontal Arts with either women or men.
Reduced sex drive can be very, very comon as a symptom. Most don't like to talk about it because running down the street yelling HEY GUYS I GOT IMPOTENCE is a drag. However, if you feel lousy, Mr Winky feels pretty lousy too. You sound like you'd benefit from a good therapist and a solid psych assessment before medication is prescribed. Good luck, y'know, generally. |
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LW Joestar wrote:
Answer 2: Watch "Welcome to the NHK"
I am now picturing you as Satou. I think this will result in me laughing at every last one of your serious posts from now on. |
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