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Ok so dd #2 is going to be named Abigail Winter!
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Our little boy will be Noah Carter James....
My two boys now are Ben and Jacob :)
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Bentley 4-4-13
If a boy, Alexander Daniel (first name is the daddy, middle is my brother who will be the godfather)
If a girl, Amelia Alexandra (first name is something we just like, middle name is after my mom)
Our little girl will be Peyton Faith.
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This little one's name will be Aliyah "Ali" Lynn.
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When it comes to matters of the mind, NASCAR teams will go to great lengths to psyche out opponents.
TEXAS HEATWith all of the NASCAR series – Trucks, Nationwide, Sprint Cup – coming down to the finish, the action shifts to Texas. Check out the best shots from the weekend.
Trash talk? That's for amateurs. Buzzing another driver on the track? Usually that does more damage than good.
With the battle between Brad Keselowski and Jimmie Johnson coming down to three final events, the head games have escalated in the garage. But not to the degree you might think — at least off the track.
Yes, the rap music is still blaring from the No. 2 Penske Racing stall. No, there is no pre-Hair Club for Men picture of crew chief Chad Knaus hanging from the tool box. Yes, there are faux wireless systems allegedly downloading data from Keselowski's electronic control unit back to Penske Racing. No, Johnson did not remain in his car after his qualifying lap for 34 minutes simply because he was "superstitious."
"It doesn't mean anything, but may as well," Johnson said. "At this point in the season, you have to pull out the stops."
There are head games and there are head games. But the top two Sprint Cup championship contenders appear to be elevating their on-track games to the next level. After regaining the points lead by two, Johnson bested time trials on Friday with a lap of 191.076 mph. Keselowski posted the eighth-fastest lap, 0.230 of a second slower than the No. 48 car.
On Saturday, Keselowski topped the speed chart during second practice and laid down the best 10 consecutive lap average of 180.665 mph. During Happy Hour, the Blue Deuce jumped to the No. 1 spot again.
THAT'S THE WAY!Keselowski's back in charge after JJ's setback. NASCAR Power Rankings
While the only results that matter are on Sunday, Johnson uses the entire weekend to crescendo into the main event. Starting from the pole always helps, and Johnson made it clear that his time of 191.076 mph "definitely exceeded expectations."
"It's funny, because when you run really well, you build confidence in your own head and around your team about how things went," Johnson said. "And we'll certainly do that in the No. 48 (team) if we qualified 10th, we would have went, 'Hey, that met expectations of what we thought we'd get. Good job.' Twenty-fifth would be, 'Hey, it's just qualifying.' So, long story short, every team will put a spin on it to help themselves and to help get over it.
"Truthfully, if you're in the top 10 each week, you eliminate so many more issues on the racetrack. You have a good pit-stall pick, decent air, and that's really the goal we are all shooting for. Getting poles are pretty special, and we got a good one (on Friday) and in a timely point in the season. Us racers will find a way to put the spin on it we need for any given situation."
That wasn't so easy for Keselowski last week at Martinsville. He could tell some of his crew was bummed after his 32nd-place qualifying effort. The intuitive driver realized the best way to revitalize the team was by taking the situation into his hands. Although Keselowski lost the points lead to Johnson, who won the race, he earned the respect of his crew by soldiering back to a sixth-place finish.
"Each and every person is different in how they react," Keselowski said. "I think last week was a big shot in the arm because I sense a few guys were a little bit demoralized after qualifying. Then to have the effort that we had in the race, I think that confidence of knowing that we can overcome almost any obstacle has shown in the mindset of everyone that we have on the team to that they feel pretty good."
WHAT A DAY!Brad Keselowski won the title — but how did the rest of the Chase field end up? NASCAR Standings
Overcoming obstacles on a consistent basis is what has separated the No. 48 team from other contenders over the last decade. Through solid preparation, Keselowski's crew has been able to persevere through adversity as well.
As the races wind down, mental toughness of the drivers will come into play every bit as much as the competitiveness of the cars and pit crews. Although the reputation of the No. 48 can be intimidating in its own right, Keselowski and the Penske squad show no signs of backing down.
For Trevor Bayne, 2013 can't come fast enough.
After running a partial season in both Sprint Cup and the Nationwide Series, Bayne will replace defending NNS champ Ricky Stenhouse Jr. in the No. 6 Ford and run for the title. Bayne will also continue his part-time role with the Wood Brothers in the venerable No. 21 Ford.
For Bayne, any seat time is a bonus as he prepares for next season. He will start Sunday's AAA Texas 500 seventh, but on Saturday night, the 21-year-old was putting his down time to good use with his future team.
"I think we can build some momentum, but for Nationwide it is hard because I am not out there with those guys," Bayne said. "I can go sit on the box and listen to Mike Kelley and how he works with Stenhouse, and that team can build their confidence in me by watching me run here. If I am running well, that transfers right over. I need to get as much experience as I can this season and try to carry that over to next year."
9 — Texas Sprint Cup wins for Jack Roush, the most in the series. Joe Gibbs Racing and Hendrick motorsports each have three victories.
3 — Texas Sprint Cup wins for Carl Edwards, more than any other driver on the tour.
5 — Nationwide Series wins for Kevin Harvick at Texas, ties Kyle Busch.
Johanna Long rolled off 21st on Saturday night in the Nationwide race. But her car lasted just 56 laps before she was in the garage and finished 36th.
"The shifter fell off. I don't know . . . the shifter handle fell off; it broke in half."
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Friday, May 20, 2011
Injection Musical
That treats the "injection Musical"?
You probably already got that on hearing background music you involuntarily start to beat time to nod. The circulatory system and respiration respond similarly unconscious. Experience has shown that after stopping the tape recorder, the pulse of the individuals examined had changed, like a pause between inspiration and expiration.
The pace is part of our lives. Day and night, ebb and flow, spring and autumn, wake and sleep, work and rest, daily biorhythm, phases emotional, physical and intellectual characterize our entire life, including internal organs, nervous and hormonal system, and the flow energy through the meridians. With the rhythmic nature of biological processes occurring in our bodies, we save a significant amount of energy that we need the order prevailing in our bodies and our health. Similarly, the musical rhythm - through the balance of biological rhythm - promotes the economical use of energy and harmony of the body.
Each has its own rhythm. This is determined by the constitution and hereditary factors, and embodies the rhythm characteristic of an individual. If we fall ill, it is the breaking of this particular individual rhythm disturbance that causes the flow of energy.
Do you determine your "rate of neurosis?
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Destiny Chapter 7(Turning Right): The Healers ArtPicking the right, you continue running down your path, only stopping long enough to stop yourself from hitting a wall and turn in the direction the cave leads you towards. The sudden drop was not what you had expected and thinking it was now the end, you realize you're not falling and someone is holding on to you. Looking back to the person grabbing you, you see a girl in a navy shirt that has red and white stripes at the end of the short sleeves and the hem of the shirt. You also see something in front of her mouth that has a dark blue ending. She finally manages to pull you back up onto more solid ground, or what you hope is more solid ground, and helps you to sit at the edge of the cave you had just come out of. Looking up, you now see the thing on her head, resembles headphones and her shirt has an emblem of a pencil and that her black pants have what appear to be red chains hanging and curving back up before hitting the knee. She smiled at you and her dark blue eyes show sinceritDestiny Chapter 7(Turning Right): The Healers Art by Fuzzy-Artemis
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Do you do ATs? I only do art at scratch.mit.edu/users/gwas though. I'm better at cats, but I have two styles of people: The kind in the crafty girls sprites, and a kind that you will find a bit farther back, if you look at more of my projects...
If by AT, you mean Art Trade, then I have yet to do one, but I wouln't mind doing one. ^^
And that's fine, you told me DA was for contact only. I remember you telling me that.
Do u do requests?
I do actually. At the moment anyway. ><
You draw so cutely. ^^
And certainly. I have a few drawings I've got to do first, but I will write it down so I don't forget. ^^
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The L's Sam Lang put together a list of the best movies and music happening this week. Sharpen your e-pencils, here it is:
Monday 8/4
-Flosstradamus at Santos Pary House, $15
-The National and Yeasayer at Summerstage, 6:30-10
-Lifeboat at Bryant Park, begins at sunset
-Twelve Ophelias at McCarren Park Pool, free
-Erykah Badu, 7:30 PM at Wingate Field, free
Tuesday 8/5
-28 Days Later @ Summerscreen, McCarren Park Pool, free, live music begins at 7
-Captured (Clayton Patterson film) @ Webster Hall, $10 , 7 P.M.
-Brazillian Girls @ the Apple Store in SoHo, 7 PM, free
Wednesday 8/6
-River Flicks presents Saturday Night Fever, Pier 54, 8 PM. free
-Rooftop Films presents Trouble the Water, Harlem Meer in Central Park, 110th St. between 5th and Lennox
Thursday 8/7
-Alvin Ailey at Celebrate Brooklyn, 8 P.M.
-Movies with A View presents Pleasantville, 6-11, free
-Tapes n' Tapes (unplugged set and official afterparty) @ Soundfix,
-Terence Blanchard, Castle Clinton, 7 PM, free
-Mates of State @ Highline Ballroom
Friday 8/8
-Lila Downs at Celebrate Brooklyn, 7 PM
-All Points West music festival (if you're lucky and have tickets), Liberty State Park 1:30 PM
-River Flicks for Kids presents The Goonies, Pier 46, 8 PM, free
-Metric @ Highline Ballroom


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10:40 PM on 03.29.2015
I'm stepping out of character for a second. Anyone who doesn't like it is a fat, one-armed comedian. Also an idiot.
There's a battle raging right on the internet right now. Wait, I mean there are a hundred million battles raging on the internet right now, but the one I'm gonna talk about is the one involving two comedians. Who they are isn't important. What they said isn't important. What's important is how they managed, intentionally or unintentionally, to break the internet.
It's called Outrage Marketing. Or Outrage Porn. If you can piss a segment of people off bad enough, they will dedicate hundreds and hundreds of blog posts to you, calling you an asshole, screaming about what a big mean meanie you are, etc.
It's a fantastic method to gain publicity. It doesn't always work, but when it does, holy shit.
Quick example: Rappers do it regularly to get their fans riled up so that they'll buy more records. 50 Cent starts beef with Game, sales skyrocket.
Now in the social media age we have the SJW (social justice warrior) sphere that needs a constant stream of evil white men "punching down." We also have the MRA (men's rights activist) sphere that needs to see a defenseless white guy getting criticized by those evil feminazis.
Enter the comedian beef. Ari Shaffir made rude comments about some otherwise no-name comedian (Daminenne Merlina). This is an extremely common practice in the standup world. Any comedian entering the profession had better expect mountains of shit to rain down on them by other comedians. They even have an entire genre of comedy called Roasts where the whole point is to insult another comedian.
So the first comedian said mean things about the second comedian. The second comedian made a YouTube video crying like a baby and saying HOW DARE ANYONE CRITICIZE ME???
What happened next? The SJWs took to Jezebel and all the other dogshit outrage porn sites they use to vomit their stupid stupid stupid words at each other. And the MRAs took to their dogshit outrage porn sites they use to vomit their stupid stupid stupid stupid words at each other. The first comedian was accused of "punching down" at the defenseless second comedian.
Whether the two comedians planned this or whether this is a real conflict between two people (who really should be able to dish it out AND take it) it doesn't matter. Both names have now been perfectly SEO-optimized.
It's the classic underdog scenario. It's David and Goliath. And it's giving me an idea.
I'm a white guy. My wife is latina. I have what the MRAs want and my wife has what the SJWs want.
We can probably launch right into the internet fame stratosphere if we start a beef. I call her racist names. She cries about it and posts to Youtube with her thick accent.
Then the anti-oppression warriors – the SJWs – can begin their crusade to burn me alive while making sure to write my evil white male name a hundred times in their articles and including helpful links to my social media accounts. The MRAs will see one of their own being crucified by a "liberal media" determined to keep white men oppressed. Nobody will ever know my wife and I are a couple since we'll delete all evidence beforehand (and none of you people will spill the beans).
We enrage both the MRAs and the SJWs. End result = BANK.
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1:24 PM on 02.19.2015
Dearest filthy perverts, please sit down in a chair. Prepare your cerebellums for maximum Orwellian exposure and tactical informations.
We here at Dtoid have lost many comrades. A lesser writer would say we've lost many zomrades, but I am not a lesser writer. I am a greater writer. I am a greater writer than Hitchens, I am a greater writer than that thieving bastard Hemingway, and I'm even a greater writer than EL James.
None of that matters. We've lost people. Remember when I published that review of Zombies Ate My Neighbors? I do. It was lovely and very prescient.
Since that lovely day in 2011 or whenever, we've lost about 45 gajillion people. All of this is has proven me right. You see, I wrote a Temporary Fiction book about Destructoid. It's Temporary Fiction in the way that my highly Orwellian novel of Negative Utopia, called 1984, was Temporary Fiction.
My book was called The Devastation and Destruction of Destructoid. It laid bare the events that will inevitably bring the collapse of our beloved Destructzord.
The only way we can prevent The Fall Of Dtoid is by reading the book! Plus, terrible things involving metal dildos happen to Mr Andy Dixon.
If you enjoy sex, you will also enjoy this book. It is available in the sexiest format possible on Medium: https://medium.com/the-devastation-and-destruction-of-destructoid
If you haven't heard of Medium, you make me want to vomit on Long John, but he's in Brazil, so I'll just vomit on the floor. Now, Ctrl+click that link and keep reading:
I've been thinking a lot lately. About Beyonce.
That's her probably.
Beyonce writes music and is popular amongst the youths, yet I've noticed a gaping hole in her song repetoire. You know exactly what gaping hole I'm referring to:
Beyonce has not written any songs about coffee. In my view as a marketing expert, this is career suicide for a buxom young singer trying to make it in the music biz. So, Dearest Beyonce, here's the plan I propose:
Start writing more songs about coffee. About espresso. Cortados, machhiattottosots, cafe con leche, cappucinos, etc. Sex it up a little: "Oh baby, your coffee makes me want to sex everything all the time, oh baby let's get coffee and have sex with it." You know, that kinda stuff. The kids love it.
The combination is instant success. How do I know? Well, it's a little something called market verticality. Instead of just singing about sex or just singing about coffee, we're combining the two markets. People love sex, people love coffee. So, you mix the two and BAM, you're an instant millionaire!
Plus, look at it this way, we can market the shit under the Beyonce subreddit, the coffee subreddit, the sex subreddit, and the music subreddit. It's fucking genius. Then we make a sexy little NSFW music video where you have sex with coffee and we sell it to the porn market. They're having a tough time these days. Not many women are willing to take off their clothes. The market's drying up.
So, Beyonce, think about this. This is the right move at the right time. Everybody's talking about coffee and everybody's talking about sex. Let's make you a billionaire, baby.
(Also, read The Devastation And Destruction Of Destructoid before it's too late.)
Your leader,
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8:39 PM on 01.28.2015
HELLOO AND WELCOME to another exciting and arousing edition of the zombie who is Orwell (who is me)'s prescient and Orwellian series which is Orwellianly called How Stoically Accurate Is Massive FX?
It's all about the T&A here at Zombie Orwell's Hate Corner. T&A of course stands for Turians and Asari!!!!!!!!!!! HA THAT IS A JOKE YOU IDIOT.
And it's T&A week on TitAss.com, so we may as well talk about Turians and Asari.
Of course, according to History, which is things that happened long ago, Turians were not actually dinosaury things. They were actually more accurately described as being doors. I think Tur is German for Door, so a Turian would be a Doorian.
But not like Dorian Gray... Fifty Shades of Dorian Gray.
Good googly moogly we're getting off track. ANYwhos, the Mass Effect series protrays Turians problematically and misandrically as not doors. Also they're only men for some reason. Except there might be DLC where there's a Turian girl. I don't remember. Either way it's not very historically accurate since there have never been female doors.
Next up, Asari. In History, the Asari were a race of sexy blue alien bitches who rode Napoleon's dick every Tuesday (or Mardi as they say in French) at precisely 7 o'clock. An obvious pun which I would like to make right now is "seven o'cock" since they rode dick.
The most famous Asari dick-rider (or dique-rideauxr in French) was called Aria T'Loak. You may recognize that name, forwhencely she was also featured in the Mass Effect Video Game: The Game. She was the character voiced by the woman from the Matrix and nothing else.
Wow, we're only two races in and already this series is just not holding up to Dan Carlin-levels of historical accuracy. At this point I feel it is highly important to give Mass Effect a Seven out of 100 on the scale of correctness.
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11:10 AM on 11.22.2014
I am white anglo boy of 21 years or maybe more or maybe less but I never go to place where people have real problem and although I will have degree in some science topic that will pay lots and keepme comfortable enough to never have actual thoughts that might be upsetting to status quo. I spends all day learning science thing instead of career that studies how people actually live.
Nonetheless I am very smarty so I critic the women on my campus who don't shave their arms and some of them have hair between their boobs which is gross. They won't fuck me and that is why I hate them.
"How do I touch woman but also hate her?" -Brian Altano.
So one day the hair women were protesting because they said men are keeping wages lower for women than men, but my mom once put me on timeout and also a girl broke up with me once.
Therefore women have all powers in the world and control the world with matriarchies that crush testicels. I know this because science.
Then a woman said "not a lot of games are inviting to women" and HOW DARE SHE CRITIC THE ONLY THING I'VE EVER FOUND THAT DOESN'T JUDGE ME FOR BEING AN ANTISOCIAL PASTY COMFORTABLE DOUCHEBAG!! Games are the only thing I have in this world, so I get very scare when someone say "not all games are perfect all the time."
Games are art shitheads!
They should be afforded all the same rights as arts in the civilizations, but must never be criticqued because one time before the internet people didn't buy a lot of games and that made the crash of 1983 which is always around the corner. The government is trying to persecute us exactly like the nazies did to the gypsies in the war!
Nazis are bads.
So the Sarkeeszhon is a nazie because she says "some games not nice for woman." THAT IS EXACFLY WHAT NAZIES SAYED!!
GAMES are under real threat in these days today. There is a 100% possibility that they might go away forever because they are not the single largest entertainment medium by dollars spent in the US. Remember when movies almost disappeared that one time? And music too. Also comic books disappeared and novels did and even orchestras were on the brink of destruction by feminzazies (who won't have sex with me and that's why I use the word feminazi because I am frustrated male who can't get a vagine) who said "Beethoven is for men."
in conclusions, fuck women because women won't fuck me and I never go to place where real problem exist. #GOMERGOAT is very important for my myopic worldview to continue unchanged. New ideas scare me.
Therefore this is why destructiotd must only ever cover #GOMERGOAT and the sarkezkehan. Both of thoes things is important.
Both of those is importants. Very importants.
Here is a list of names I've never heard of because I have never paid more than 15 minutes of attention to things like SJW and feminazi. I only pay attention to #GOMERGOAT and SARKERTRION.
Henry Kissinger, Arundhati Roy, Howard Zinn, Christopher Hitchens, Cenk Uygur, Thaddeus Russel, Charles C Mann, Horkheimer and Adorno, Sam Harris, Robert D Kaplan, Karl Rove, Subcomandante Marcos, Matt Taibbi, Naomi Klein, Naomi Wolf.
There are hundreds of other highly important names the using of which I could use to put their ideas into dialogue with each other and make up my own mind about issues, but I only care about #GOMERGOAT.
THEREFORE Dtoid must only cover #GOMERGOAT because it is the only thing happening in the gaming sphere. And gaming is the only important thing.
Gaming is important and women won't fuck me. That's why I write these blogs.
God I wanna cum so hard on some tits and still hate the woman with the tits.read
4:12 PM on 11.03.2014
We all love Gatsby, right? The prose is damn near perfect. The end of Chapter One sends shivers crawling around your temples. And that end; boats against the current and shit. Good shit. Fitzgerald was a god. But Game of Thrones walked up behind Gatsby, knifed it in the back, and roasted the corpse with dragon fire.
Have you taken any university lit courses? The ones where you have to read things like Gatsby and write 10-12 pages double-spaced on the Earth-shaking symbolism of the book's colors or its life-affirming qualities for WWI veterans?
Those professors are idiots. Idiots with actual degrees from Idiot University. I'm being 100% literal here.
They're just teaching Fitzgerald and Maugham because that's what they learned back in their own college days (at Idiot University).
Gatsby might have resonated with lots of people back in the 20s and 30s, but today only wankers (like me and you) read it. Books that are nothing but somber meditations on the the Idle Rich and Young Love and Disillusionment will not sell anymore. People no longer wanna read that nonsense. And no, Jonathan Franzen, the world doesn't need any more of it.
Go to any brick-and-mortar bookstore that still separates Literary Fiction from genre fiction. Read the blurbs on the back covers. They're all character studies. Not only that, they're character studies that pretend as though there are still characters that haven't been invented.
All the characters that will ever exist have already been created in other books. Do not write the next Gatsby.
The Great American Novel is wonderful and lovely, but here's something extremely important: you're not reading it right now. You're in the middle of 3 or 4 thrillers or fantasy books or romance novels or porno mags. None of them are The Great American Novel. Maybe seven months ago you read 15 pages of Crime and Punishment, but you put it down and picked up Game Of Mother Fucking Thrones because Game Of Mother Fucking Thrones is SO FUCKING GOOD.
And Dostoevsky wrote dogshit. Not good dogshit like we write; boring dogshit. Our dogshit is hot and steamy and trashy and fun, his is just old and dried up. (Before you yell at me, yes I am well aware that Crime and Punishment isn't an American novel. The word Dostovokeksyekskyveveeky kind of gives it away.)
The world of High Lit has canonized Dostoevsky and Fitzgerald and so on and cetera. Therefore, High Lit is dead to me. As I type this I am standing over its corpse and pissing. My piss is actually improving High Lit. And look, there's my dog. He's a little white dog with black eyes. He's taking a dump on it. His legs shake when he squats to shit, and his shit is improving the corpse as much as my piss is.
Next step is to get down on my knees and try CPR. If I can bring the body back to life, maybe I can talk some sense into him and tell him to stop idolizing Serious And Depressed Young Men.
There's no sign of life. No breath. No pulse. Okay, what did I teach everybody when I was a CPR instructor? Oh right, open the airway, tilt the head back, open the mouth, and breathe. Watch the chest rise. Breathe again. Still no life. Smack the face.
Wake up, bitch! Fuck it. He's gone. Pick up the body. Drop it in the trunk. Drive to your local mad scientist.
Me: Hey doc. I got a problem.
Her (the mad scientist): What's the deal? Another voodoo curse?
Me: No. Wait, what? You're a scientist. You don't do voodoo.
Her: Who do?
Me: You do.
Her: Do what?
Me: Remind me of the babe. Anyway, you don't actually do voodoo, right?
Her: First, I am a babe. Second, you don't know much about science, do you?
Me: …
Her: Ok whatever. What can I do ya fer?
Me: I got a dead body in my car. Can you help me bring it back to life?
Her: Not again! Why can't you control yourself?
Me: Man, whatever. We're not in court. Just help me, please. Please.
Her (reluctantly): Alright, fine. But this is the last time, got it?
Me: Thank you so much! Yes, I understand. Thank you thank you thank you!!
Her: You owe me big time.
We lay the corpse on an operating table. She connects wires to every inch of his body. She takes a little too much time hooking wires to the nether regions. I'm not sure, but I think she wants to ride High Lit's dick like everyone else. Ugh.
She flips a switch and the electrodes and whatever-science-y-things throw sparks everywhere. Before long the corpse starts to twitch and groan. Then it stands up. It looks at me and shrieks.
Oh. My. GOD. It's a zombie!
11:08 PM on 11.01.2014
Why hello I did not see you come in. I was too busy being both seductive and terrifying. You see, I am the terrorist who also is an amazing pick up artist. That is highly cool and unique. Anywho, let's get down to brass taxes.
Dis right here is the only book thou shalt ever need to both seduce the sexys and inspire massive terror in many many many peoples. You see, I will set up my impressive thesis later on, in the thesis section of this volume, but first I should introduce a few topics.
One topic is the sex. The sex is often, though not always, achieved by the penetrating fornication of One Penis into the soft and fleshy folds of One Vagina. Oftentimes it is acceptable to introduce more than One Penis or Vagina into the other. Also sometimes one might use the mouth in place of the penis or the vagina. Also applicable is the anile region.
Special Considerations
This is a brave new world for terrorism. In the past, many of our forebearfathers were angry at the homos for suckin all the dicks and not leaving any for the terrorists. Those days are, gladly, past and we may now all engage in the slobbing of knobs.
Terrorism has come to embrace all forms of sexual expression, be it:
male homosex,
female lesbian scissoring while I look on with lubrication in hand,
threeways where two lovely gals place their hands and mouths on mine own cocknballs,
anal pentrative play,
power fantasies,
rape play,
and even the occasional incest fantasy, although that is freaky as shit.
So you see, terrorism ain't what it used to be.
Also, now our goals are not uniform. In the past, all terrorists were united under one flag; the flag of Death To The Empire. But these days we have many diverse viewpoints and ideas about how to achieve our goals. Every terrorist is a snowflake who must be appreciated for his or her unique contribution to the world of terrorism. Big changes for us, big changes!
Whilst it is true that we contemporary terrorists owe a huge debt of gratitude to our forebears (who were not actually bears), we must define the words Terror and Terrorism and Terrorist for ourselves.
In the past, according to our most famous scholar, Osama Bin Laden, "all terror is focused on the crashing down of the Americal Empyre."
Thank you, sir Laden, but your services will no longer be required. Today, terrorism is all things to all terrorists. There is only one unifying factor: one must make people fearful.
How can we achieve such a goal in an age of cellular mobile carphones and computormachines and pad devices which are like small computers? How does one inspire fear in those whom are simply having a mere blowjob session in the back of the theater whilst watching the latest movie where immortal elves and white wizards bash each other with swords and spears? How could anyone possibly be scared today when pornography is accessible at the click of a semen-covered button?
Tis true you filthy raggamuffin bumbaclot bitches. Terroring is harder today than ever before. Today's terrorist must have more tenacity and verve and vigor and ingenuity and semen than at any period in history. Luckily, you are such a person. You have the capacity for terrorism that a thousand Bins Laden lacked in times past. You have the ability to pull screaming vengeful terror from your back pocket and unleash it on an unsuspecting public.
So, people are staring at their phones? Develop an app that releases nerve gas and fills the theater with choking and screaming and dying people. Easy! Or develop and app called something like Happy App Time For Phones, but when people click on it they see a scary picture. People are scared of scary, that's why those two words are related.
Who can be a terrorist?
Good news: anyone! Bad news: anyone.
These days everybody has the chance to be a big scary terrorman, but that comes at a heavy price. There are so many ways to terrorize the masses that, well, you gotta try a little harder to stand out. You need to invent new ways to scare the fuckshitasscunt out of people.
Part one is over, so go play Pacman CEDX until the next one is ready.read
1:36 PM on 10.29.2014
Hello Dtoid. The charming zombie character I created is going to shut up for a minute because I need to spill some real talk. Some hot fire. Some mad education.
I feel confident saying most of you fit in one or more of the following categories: In your early or mid 20s. Male. American. Hating your job. Easily bored. Lacking motivation.
If you're not in those categories, cool. Run along and keep living out your dreams. Otherwise stick around, cuz I got stuff to say.
You don't have to let the world flash by. You don't have to sit in those lecture halls taking generals for a degree you're not sure you need. If you're in college and are studying something that's not a hard science with the guarantee of a job at the end of those four years, your degree is probably useless. College is merely a certificate of trainability. Most of the learning you do will occur outside of classes.
Parties, sex, breakups, hangovers, food poisoning, that's the real education. That's where you need to start, but since our society is based around you being a little worker bee who puts the cheese and pickles on the burger before passing it to your coworker who does the ketchup and mustard, all you've been taught is how to obey. How to learn dates and numbers and to raise your hand if you have something important to say.
Yes, I'm saying everything you learned is a lie. But that's okay. You can use that. It makes you stronger. Overcoming bullshit makes you stronger, and anybody who can overcome all the stupid bullshit that gets thrown at young people in 21st century America is going to be strong. A lot of people are going to drown in the bullshit river. Not everyone is going to make it across. I'm not across yet, but I think I can see the other side.
It's a big fucking river.
So you graduate high school having read stuff like the Call of the Wild. Then you get to college and read stuff like Gatsby and Othello. I'm not knocking that stuff, Gatsby is my favorite book, but your teachers and parents have failed you. They have failed you because they've not taught you the things you need to fucking know in order to go be an adult. They haven't even given you books or resources that will let you find the info on your own.
You need to know to put lube inside and outside of the condom. You need to know that sometimes the best way to handle aggressive douchebags is by sharing a drink with them (though not always). You need to know that bedbugs are a MOTHERFUCKER to get rid of. You need to know that Laphroaig Quarter Cask is some fantastic scotch. You need to know that eating a pot brownie will make you see the music, but you also need to know that psychedelics are not party drugs. You need to know that too much Coca Cola will likely give you kidney stones. You need to learn how to fight constructively with your significant other. You need to be scared for your fucking life. You need to swim a little too far out in the ocean and fight like a motherfucker to get back to shore.
If you're a bleeding heart like I was, you need to see that some people actively WANT to suffer. You can't help everyone. You can't change anybody's mind through your words unless they're already open to changing themselves.
And there are a million other things you still need to learn, and I probably need to learn more than you do. You're probably way ahead of me.
Maybe this blog belongs on r/circlejerk. Whatever. If it helps someone a tiny bit, that's great. Anyway, I've seen a lot of angst on Dtoid, likely because the majority of us are caught between doing what we want and doing what we think other people want us to do. Maybe you went to college because your parents want you to become a teacher like them. Maybe you're going to inherit the family vodka factory but you really want to have a tequila factory. I don't know. The point of this blog is the following. It's a list of names you need to get familiar with right fucking now.
Robert Greene. Steven Pressfield. Daniele Bolelli. Dan Savage. Joe Rogan. Amber Lyon. Aubrey Marcus. James Altucher.
Almost all of them have podcasts. Almost all of them have written fantastic books.
Tl;dr, buy Mastery by Robert Greene. Buy The War of Art by Steven Pressfield. Download every episode of the Drunken Taoist podcast. Do those three things right now. If you can delve into the works of all the above names, do it.
Quit college if it's not right for you. Do dangerous things. Kick your ass into gear. I'm [email protected] if you have specific questions that you don't want to discuss in public.
Love you, Dtoid.
And always remember not to molest the alligators.read
3:11 PM on 10.18.2014
Yes, yes. Lots of scandal. So many SadBoners.
In other news, here's a comedy:
That picture is more important than your shitty scandal-of-the-week.
Also that one.
Your leader,
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Other survivors are four daughters, Laura (Jeff) Hobler, New Knoxville, Ellen (Kenneth) Nowlin, Olympia, Wash., Eileen (David) Imwalle, Tulsa, Okla., and Lynda Cooper, New Bremen; a son, Robert Cooper, Tulsa; and two sisters, Anna Mae (James) Hudson, New Bremen, and Marlene (Dennis) Lammers, New Knoxville.
Deceased are his parents and a stepfather, Albert Knost.
He served as chief of police for the village of New Bremen from 1958 to 1972. Following his police duty, he owned and operated a construction business from 1972 until 1981. He then moved to Ponca City and continued his construction business until his retirement in 1999. He was a member of Woodlands Christian Church in Oklahoma and a former member of St. Peter's Church, New Bremen. He was a 1955 graduate of New Bremen High School.
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DENVER (AP) -- Matt Prater had a cold, and was dealing with icy temperatures and history as he lined up to kick the frigid football from his 46-yard line.
Nobody in NFL history had ever kicked a football through the uprights from this far away -- 64 yards.
Tom Dempsey, Jason Elam, Sebastian Janikowski, David Akers. They had all done it from 63 yards.
Yet even as his right foot was numb, Prater's nerves were calm.
Tight end Jacob Tamme would tell him after Denver's 51-28 win over Tennessee a couple hours later that he stepped out of bounds at the Titans 46 on purpose so that he'd get a shot at the record. And for that, he owes him a steak dinner.
Prater cleared his mind, intent on not changing his routine.
'I just try to treat all those long ones the same and just basically try to blast them and hopefully they go straight,' he said.
It was 14 degrees, clear, a slight breeze at his back.
'I felt like I hit it pretty good. And I didn't know. I honestly thought it was going to be really close.'
As he tracked the ball on its descent, Prater noticed Titans kick returner Leon Washington waiting to return the ball if it fell short. 'And I saw him backing up, so I was like, `Oh, gosh, we might actually have to cover this.''
All Washington could do was turn and watch it clear the crossbar, a birds-eye view of history.
'I saw it all the way. It went maybe 3 inches over the bar, so good job by him,' said Washington, who trotted off with his head down as the officials raised their arms on either side of him and the Broncos celebrated like they'd won the game already.
'Maybe if I was another seven inches taller I could have jumped up and knocked it down,' Washington said. 'If we had somebody out there who was 6-6 or 6-5 they could maybe jump up and knock it down. So, I guess it kind of hurt me being 5-7.'
The Broncos still trailed 21-20 at halftime.
'Even though we were down one if felt like it was tied or almost like we had the lead,' Peyton Manning would say after the Broncos finished off the Titans 51-28.
Holder Britton Colquitt jumped on Prater's back before they headed toward the tunnel.
'I think he was more excited than I was,' Prater said.
Prater added a 19-yarder in the second half after the Broncos failed to score from the 1-yard line.
That means, Prater had both the longest and the shortest field goals in the same game.
'Yeah, it's a good day at the office,' Prater said.
And he treated both the same -- almost.
'Well, the 19-yarder you'd better not miss it,' Prater said. 'That's the only difference.'
His 64-yarder bested the record of 63 set by New Orleans' club-footed Dempsey in 1970 and tied by Denver's Elam in 1998, Oakland's Janikowski in 2011 and San Francisco's Akers last season.
Janikowski's and Elam's kicks also came in Denver's thin air.
Prater will counter anybody's argument over the altitude with the fact it was freezing on this day.
'Yes, it kind of takes out the altitude factor,' he said.
Normally before games Prater tests out his range on both goal posts but it was so cold -- 18 degrees at kickoff, 14 when he set the record -- that he didn't bother.
'I didn't really test it out too much because it was so cold I didn't think we would kick one that far. I went back to I think 61 maybe,' Prater said.
With the Broncos trailing 21-17, though, he knew anything from 64 and in was a go.
'Yeah, I'd say that was the limit,' Prater said.
He never would have attempted one from that far going toward the other end zone and into the wind.
While his teammates couldn't wait for hot showers, Prater spent 10 minutes in the cold tub after the game.
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The NMPFL has lost one team from the 2011 season. The NM Crush has decided to hang up the cleats after 7 seasons and 3 appearances in a national title game.
The league decided add 2 teams for the 2012 season. first a verteran northern team based in Santa Fe. The Sting, who played indipendent last season decided to get back into a league and have that goal of a league championship. Second is a rookie team based in El Paso. The Raiders is the only Texas team in our New Mexico based league. We Welcome them, as El Paso teams always prove to be competitive.
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The season's is less then 2 weeks away. Teams will open up playing cross division games. The first week has some matchups with teams that are very familiar teams playing eachother. One being the Titans traveling t o Clovis to face the Cats. These two teams meet twice last season, both being in Albuquerque. The Alamogordo Desert Dawgs are traveling to Bernalillo to face the "new look" Wolfpack. these teams have met 4 times in the last 3 years. The Last being opening week of the 2011 season where the Dawgs one 14-6. Other games with rematches from last season are Razorbacks traveling to Las Cruces to play the Kings and The Falcons hosting the Predators.
There are also a few new matchups in the NMPFL week 1. In their second season theBlack Hawks will be traveling north to Bloomfield for their first meeting with the NM Miners. The NMPFL has expanded this season by assing 2 new teams. These two will meet in Santa Fe, as the Sting play host to the El Paso Raiders.
Good luck to all 12 teams this season.
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John McAfee, founder of the anti-virus brand that bears his name, was deported from Guatemala and landed on US soil in Miami airport on Wednesday night. The software tycoon fled from Belize where he was wanted by questioning in the case of his neighbor's murder. McAfee fears he would be framed by Belize's authorities and fled to Guatemala where he asked for political asylum. Guatemalan authority treated him as an illegal immigrant and deported him back to the US. Guatemalan authorities "took me out of my cell and put me on a freaking plane, I had no choice in the matter" he told ABC News.
Former Brazil President Luiz Ignacio "Lula" Da Silva "Aware" of Corruption Scheme, Defendant Says
Marcos Valerio, one of the defendants in Brazil "Mensalao" case, a major bribe and money laundering scheme involving top public servants, allegedly provided information about former president Luiz Ignacio "Lula" Da Silva's involvement in the scheme in exchange for a reduction of his 40-year prison sentence. According to Valerio, not only was Lula aware of the scheme but he personally benefited from part of the laundered money. Interviewed in Paris, Lula discarded the accusation as a "desperate attempt" by Valerio to reduce his sentence.
85 Pounds of Marijuana Cannons Fired Above Mexico-US Border
Thirty cans of marihuana worth $42,500 landed in Arizona after being fired out of an air-pressurized cannon on the Mexican side of the border. Border patrol agents where looking for the device after they found 33 marijuana packed cans near a border fence last week. "We have never seen this before," US Border Patrol spokesperson Kyle Estes told Reuters, "we have seen catapults but nothing like this, that's for sure."


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Bird-themed exhibition of art opening
- When: Friday, May 17, 2013, 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
- Where: Paul Smith's VIC, Paul Smiths
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The Paul Smith's College VIC is sponsoring an bird-themed exhibition of art and photography. Birds have always been considered subject matter for artists, probably going back to prehistoric art on cave walls, perhaps because they can "magically" fly or because of the seemingly infinite number of varieties. Birds come in all different sizes, shapes, and colors. To coincide with the upcoming Great Adirondack Birding Celebration at the VIC, over a dozen regional artists and photographers have been invited to submit works of art that include or are about birds.
The show will be held in the Great Room Art Gallery at the Paul Smith's College VIC at 8023 State Route 30, Paul Smiths, New York 12970. The show will hang from May 17th to June 7th. The VIC is open six days a week, Tuesday through Sunday, from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Free admission.
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Al Jazeera Paid $500 Million to Reach 13,000 Viewers
Posted By Daniel Greenfield On November 18, 2013 @ 5:15 pm In The Point | 27 Comments
It's funny. It's as if for some reason Americans don't seem eager to tune in [2]to a news channel most famous for its beheading videos.
In the deal of the century, Al Jazeera paid $500 Million dollars for a liberal cable channel no one watched and then lost [3] half its viewers. How much did that half a billion bucks, plus whatever Qatar paid Time Warner to carry it, buy?
13,000 viewers a day.
Qatar could probably get better ratings by turning Al Jazeera America into an Aquarium Fireplace channel and just showing a fish tank or a burning log and then occasionally interrupting it to scream, "AMERICA SUCKS".
Al Jazeera America has averaged just 13,000 viewers a day since its Aug. 20 launch — on par with a public access channel. In the 25- to 54-year-old audience sought by advertisers, it drew 5,000 viewers.
The ratings are so low, they are considered a "scratch" and aren't reported by Nielsen.
"We are making large investments in programming and marketing," an Al Jazeera America spokesperson said Sunday.
By comparison, 31,000 viewers tuned into Current TV a year ago.
More people will see this post about how few viewers Al Jazeera has… than will watch Al Jazeera.
If your cable channel is pulling in fewer viewers than the YouTube vlog of some Norwegian kid who does nothing except unbox exercise equipment while wearing a pig mask, you should probably give up on the cable thing.
Or go the Reality TV route.
What about Qatar's Next Syrian Suicide Bomber, Dubai Slave Auctions or Eight Wife Swap. The Sahara Shore, Which 12-Year Old Wants to Marry a Billionaire and Al Qaeda's Got Talent.
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Nestle pulls meals in Italy, Spain as horsemeat scandal grows
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PARIS—Swiss giant Nestle has become the latest food company hit by Europe's horsemeat scandal, announcing it is removing two pasta meals from supermarket shelves in Italy and Spain due to contamination.
The news came Monday as German discount chain Lidl pulled ready-made meals from the shelves of its Finnish, Danish and Swedish stores as it also confirmed the presence of horsemeat.
Meanwhile the French firm that sparked the Europe-wide food alert, by allegedly passing off 750 tons of horsemeat as beef, was allowed to resume production of minced meat, sausages and ready-to-eat meals.
But Spanghero, whose horsemeat found its way into 4.5 million "beef" products sold across Europe, will no longer be allowed to stock frozen meat, France's Agriculture Minister Stephane Le Foll told Agence France-Presse.
Nestle, the world's biggest food company, said in a statement that "our tests have found traces of horse DNA in two products."
"The mislabeling of products means they fail to meet the very high standards consumers expect from us," it added. Therefore the company is "voluntarily removing" two chilled pasta products, Buitoni Beef Ravioli and Beef Tortellini from sale in Italy and Spain immediately.
A Nestle frozen meat product for catering businesses, produced in France, will also be withdrawn from sale.
Nestle apologized to consumers while assuring that "actions being taken to deal with this issue will result in higher standards and enhanced traceability."
Earlier Monday German discount chain Lidl pulled ready-made meals from the shelves of its Finnish, Danish and Swedish stores after tests confirmed the presence of horsemeat.
Lidl said last week it had found traces of horse in beef goulash and a tortellini bolognese product sold by its Austrian subsidiary.
Concerns about horsemeat first emerged in mid-January when Irish authorities found traces of horse in beefburgers made by firms in Ireland and Britain and sold in supermarket chains including Tesco and Aldi.
The scandal then intensified when French firm Comigel alerted Findus this month to the presence of horsemeat in the meals it had made for the food giant and which were on sale in Britain.
Since then, supermarket chains have removed millions of "beef" products as tests are carried out to detect horsemeat, which is eaten in many European countries but is considered taboo in Britain.
Horsemeat in "beef" ready-to-eat meals had already been confirmed in products found in Britain, Ireland, France, Austria, Norway, the Netherlands and Germany.
With Italy and Spain now also tainted by the horsemeat scandal it appears that most of the continent has been affected.
France's DGCCRF anti-fraud office concluded after an initial inquiry that 500 tons of Spanghero horsemeat were sent to Comigel, whose frozen meals were sold to 28 different companies in 13 European states.
Spanghero's sanitary license was suspended last Thursday after it was accused of passing off huge quantities of mislabelled meat over a period of six months.
Spanghero on Friday again insisted it was not responsible for the mislabelling that has seen supermarket chains across the continent pull millions of suspect food products from their shelves.
"I don't know who is behind this, but it is not us," said Spanghero boss Barthelemy Aguerre, adding that the accusations were putting his 300 workers' jobs on the line. "I will prove our innocence."
Union leaders at Spanghero had warned that revoking its license would put the company out of business.
The European Union, seeking to reassure nervous consumers that their food is safe and to end the horsemeat scandal, on Friday agreed the immediate launch of tests for horse DNA in meat products.
Germany said Monday it planned to tighten checks and sanctions on food production under an action plan to counter the scandal.
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Originally posted by waynejr2
DEs are what they are. If another game comes along and makes an even more dynamic questing system, that does everything that GW2's DEs do and more, then that will be the big new thing for a while.
For now, though, we have GW2's DEs and they seem pretty fun to me. Personally, I am satisfied that Anet managed to put other things (reknown hearts, skill point challenges, waypoint hunting, map exploration, which was previously known as cartographer in GW1) in that will satisfy my completionist urges without messing with the public nature of DEs.
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All of history is a lie. The truth depends on who does the listening, and who does the telling...
Originally posted by RizelStar
I agree. There just is no pleasing some. Wonder what will be complained about or over analyzed next? I feel the team has done enough for the game to differentiate itself from what the other 6+ years of MMO's have been doing that it cannot be labled a clone but others still find ways to make an argument. I can sorta see where the OP was coming from but I don't agree.
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It would be more correct to say its the melting pot of Themeparks, not MMOs.
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okay, didn't realize how some can take GW2 a Melting pot a bad thing.
I did state that because it contains so many different aspects from everything that existed and those that they took was what was fun. IT will make it very popular.
And thats not a bad thing.
All it came down to is MMO is meant to be fun, by taking everything thats fun, GW2 will be fun.
So why is it so wrong for GW2 to evolve those concepts that it took.
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GW2 has been in development for almost 5 1/2 years and they've been openly discussing many of the game's features for a few years now, so the first mistake one can make is to assume that X feature was copied from Y MMO that came out in the last year.
Dynamic Events are clearly a much more evolved form of intermittent content than WAR public quests or Rift's Rifts. PQs were static, three stage events that repeated over and over on a very tight time schedule. Players could succeed or fail, but player actions never influenced the game world, caused the PQ to branch and none effected other PQs. Rifts aren't much different than PQs. Rather than repeating every 10 minutes, the schedules are less predictable and if enough Rifts are not defeated, an invasion can result, but that is still very simplistic vs. what GW2 Dynamic Events and Meta Events look to offer.
Even if one insists on drawing parallels, GW2 is the first MMO or even RPG I'm aware of that has utilized Dynamic, branching content as the main form of PVE content, replacing the traditional quest system found elsewhere.
Other games have attempted to add an action element to MMORPG combat, but none have designed character skills in a way where most skills do more than just provide raw damage and where the proper situational, tactical use of skills in combat are important in managing combat encounters.
Removal of the traditional Trinity of Tank/Spank/Heal also have a huge impact on comabt in the game as encounters are no longer rendered completely predictable due to their need to cater to the narrow strategic "challenge" that a Trinity centric game design requires.
Which other MMOs follow a flat leveling curve? Which others offer a branching personal story? Which other MMOs dynamically scale down your level for lower level regions, while still awarding you XP and loot appropriate for your true level? Which other MMOs offer a downed state? Or a system where half your skills are linked to your weapon set? Or replace mob tapping with a system that rewards all players combating a mob as much XP and loot as they would have received fighting it solo? Which offer structured PVP as a seperate mode of play, while supporting casual play, informal player created tournaments along with formal team based tournaments that can last a week, a month or a year? A structured PVP system where everyone is max level, with max stats, max gear and where skill is what matters most, not gear you aquired through some gear grind? The list goes on...
Want to know more about GW2 and why there is so much buzz? Start here: Guild Wars 2 Mass Info for the Uninitiated
so if WvW pvp really is instanced.im assuming they do in fact have actual world pvp right
meaning i can grab some buddies,go out into the world and just start slaughtering people? cuz one of the things thats pretty much a huge negative check mark to me in my current mmo is the fact they pretty much scrapped real world pvp
im still kinda meh on the whole dodge system thing though but i dont know.the upcoming beta has no nda so maybe the best time to start askin about aspects im unsure of would be whenever that beta is
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Originally posted by Torvaldr
And where is the public grouping feature or incentive for doing the public events? As I am sure Trion could tell you the incentive has to be enough to make people leave the cities or want to log on. GW2 events at end game from the look do not do any of these things.
This is where the sorry excuse of the game is B2P and if you do not like just wait for the next content patch or some crap. B2P is a complete and utter failure system of a payment model. ArenaNET can say screw you and we do what we want and answer to noone.
Tell me one thing. 7 million copies sold and barely 100k actually still playing actively. If TOR, WoW, or Rift had launched without jumping everyone would have unsubbed instead of paying for that crap which would have forced ArenaNET to actually add one of the most basic gaming features in history.
swtor actually isnt doing to well to be honest
the pvp has been a joke for a while now.and world pvp? its pretty much gone now,and i doubt it will ever be worth doing.in terms of pve it looks ok and community well.its pretty much got the same garbage quality of people that world of warcraft had
not to mention the main argument is,the games great from 1 up to 49.but when you actually get to level cap,its pretty much a complete disaster
in terms of b2p though.i dont really know how that works,but honestly.as long as the game has world pvp,and the future of pvp actually looks bright and not thrown on the back burner to other aspects of the game then i honestly dont care how b2p is
plus theres not a whole hell of alot of options in terms of quality mmorpgs out anyway.so might as well take what you can get
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"I am not the light, or the darkness, but the twilight in between"
Originally posted by BadSpock
Agreed, which reminds me of what STO promised, dynamic away missions.
I was so pumped about this, they claimed to have built this program that could generate completly dynamic missions, you would never see the same one twice.
Too bad they never got it to work, that would have been sweet!
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Joined: 8/07/11
GW2 socialist.
Rift didn't have dynamic events. It had monster spawners that could NOT be failed. They would either stay up until all the monsters were beaten or go away. GW2's events can be failed, thus far more dynamic because the chain can break at any point and go in another direction where one can either succeed or fail again, and again, etc. Also, Tera may have dodging but it's not the game that's going to popularize the mechanic. Essentially you're correct though, the GW2 devs are big fans of older MMOs and want to bring what they found fun back into the spotlight.
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Originally posted by CrunkJuice2
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Originally posted by Lucioon
So...would we say they are pulling a Blizzard 2004 WoW moment? That's what WoW did but with games before 2004 and look how well that turned out for them. Hence, why I can't wait to play GW2. I wonder if it will cause a GW2 clone domino effect for the next 8 years. Hmmm....
Originally posted by Dankus
so theres no actual zone where the WvW stuff happens,i was just under the assumption it was gonna work like how ilum worked in sw tor before it got messed up
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Joined: 3/24/04
Originally posted by CrunkJuice2
No, in your "home" world you cannot attack other players. You won't even see players from the other servers at all. You will only meet them in the mini games or the World PvP Zone, which is dedicated as the main PvP zone. It's the huge World, if you will, where there are castles and keeps you take and defend by sieging and breaking down doors. There are PvE objectives there too, and people will be fighting mobs so you can go around and gank players that are rolling around in that world. But, again, that "world/zone" is an area you have to zone into.
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Originally posted by CrunkJuice2
I don't understand why you're even making these baseless assumptions, when if you were the least bit interested in GW2's World vs World, you would have done the minimal amount of research to know the basics of it. Heck, why don't you go into youtube and type "guild wars 2 world vs world" into the search engine and see what you find, because there's more than enough info & gameplay out already.
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Well, isn't this thread just full of mislead & missinformed opinions.
While GW2 is, to a certain degree a melting pot of MMOS (they've looked at quite a broad range of games to brainstorm what systems actually work, and which are actually a detriment to the genre), however to say the game offers nothing new and is basically another WoW (taking the best of other successful games & merging them) is very much boiling the game down to it's lowest common denominator.
This game isn't like any other I've ever played. Is every feature it has new? Of course not. However, this MMO offers enough new things to feel absolutely unique. A lot of this might just be stemming from people not having played the game yet. It'll be interesting to see what happens once more people have actually played this game (and can talk about it openly).
I think that, similar to the first game, people who are more focused on nitpicking the game than going in w/ a more open mind are going to miss out on a lot of good things.
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Originally posted by Lucioon
and they should remove this...x100 better have text in this game cause the voices OVERS are just H.O.R.R.I.B.L.E
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Originally posted by elocke
That's pretty much what WoW did at the time, which is how you could say innovation.
If a peanut butter jelly sandwhich is not an innovation then well I guess I'm wrong.
Now time will tell if ANET's peanut butter jelly sandwhich is a success.
I might get banned for this. - Rizel Star.
I'm not afraid to tell trolls what they [need] to hear, even if that means for me to have an forced absence afterwards.
P2P LOGIC = If it's P2P it means longevity, overall better game, and THE BEST SUPPORT EVER!!!!!(Which has been rinsed and repeated about a thousand times)
Common Sense Logic = P2P logic is no better than F2P Logic.
"I think that, similar to the first game, people who are more focused on nitpicking the game than going in w/ a more open mind are going to miss out on a lot of good things."
how does that phrase go? pot calling the kettle black,maybe you shouldnt talk about focusing on nitpicking the game when you yourself are doing it in the same exact post.calling the game another wow
but hey,the same type of people that ruined sw tor are the ones that picked the game apart and called it another wow clone


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The Washington Post fancies itself a very influential newspaper, an opinion-shaper among the powerful D.C. ruling class. So when it editorialized recently about Rush Limbaugh's commentary concerning Georgetown law student Sandra Fluke, some heads snapped back. It is very unusual for the poobahs at the Post to involve themselves with talk radio. It's kind of like Al Gore playing rugby: far too rowdy and dirty.
The primary point in the Post editorial is that demeaning a fellow American with personal attacks is not the way "a decent citizen" behaves. Fine. In general, that is true. However, there are times when evil must be confronted and vigorously attacked using very personal terms.
Of course, Fluke is not evil. In fact, she looks to be a very sincere young woman. Her argument for government-subsidized birth control should be debated on its merits. Whatever she does in private has nothing to do with the issue. It's nobody's business.
But Fluke's announced sense of entitlement is every taxpayer's concern. And here is where the rhetorical battle should be fought.
President Obama is trying to force health insurance companies to provide things such as female birth control free of charge. Of course, the companies will pass the cost of that on to consumers in the form of higher premiums. Since Obamacare appeared in the public square, my health insurance costs have risen by about 30 percent. If the Supreme Court rules this year that Obamacare is unconstitutional, which could very well happen, I doubt I will get a refund.
Fluke and millions of other Americans apparently believe it is their birthright to receive gratis contraception anytime they want it. But why do they believe that? Where in the Constitution does it say that we the people are responsible for the personal behavior of our fellow citizens? Paging James Madison! Where does it say that?
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kevin 3 years, 2 months ago
Article is right on target.
Sthrnldy 3 years, 2 months ago
Entltlement is a epidemic that is destroying our country. The government is like meth and what they most is for more of the decent people to become addicted. Decent people have turned into abusers as well. Thank a liberal for spreading this plague. Obama is the drug lord. Just look at the loosers that will vote for him again. Pathetic!
notblind 3 years, 2 months ago
Fluke is an activist. Calling her a student is a complete misrepresentation.