I've been homeless since 16. So I know how the social inequality operates.
I will say this, in an attemp to brighten your mood. ^_^
The majority of people online have tabs open to sources to reference, so they seem more intelligent. I'm not saying that's the case for everyone, just an observation from the almost 10 years I've been on this site.
I have considered this, but the people in which I describe stand by their convictions so strongly it is a bit hard to imagine that they would so furiously defend their stance on the subject through information they found on the internet. I certainly know I wouldn't be able to.
Posted: Mon Mar 11, 2013 9:38 pm
jwalker67
Leonardo S. Tensatsu
I've been homeless since 16. So I know how the social inequality operates.
I will say this, in an attemp to brighten your mood. ^_^
The majority of people online have tabs open to sources to reference, so they seem more intelligent. I'm not saying that's the case for everyone, just an observation from the almost 10 years I've been on this site.
I have considered this, but the people in which I describe stand by their convictions so strongly it is a bit hard to imagine that they would so furiously defend their stance on the subject through information they found on the internet. I certainly know I wouldn't be able to.
I have nooooo idea what you're talking about man. sweatdrop Is this some other forum that you're playing around on?
Oh, and Demona is needed at the hut. Apparently raziel and mizuki resolved this issue themselves.
I've been homeless since 16. So I know how the social inequality operates.
I will say this, in an attemp to brighten your mood. ^_^
The majority of people online have tabs open to sources to reference, so they seem more intelligent. I'm not saying that's the case for everyone, just an observation from the almost 10 years I've been on this site.
I have considered this, but the people in which I describe stand by their convictions so strongly it is a bit hard to imagine that they would so furiously defend their stance on the subject through information they found on the internet. I certainly know I wouldn't be able to.
I have nooooo idea what you're talking about man. sweatdrop Is this some other forum that you're playing around on?
Oh, and Demona is needed at the hut. Apparently raziel and mizuki resolved this issue themselves.
It isn't just the forums....
Welp....thought maybe pointing out how I feel might have someone point out a problem I am not seeing or a solution I have not considered....Guess that will not be the case here so I suppose it is in everyone's best interest that they pretend that they have heard nothing from me.
Demona is needed? .......*sigh.... I'll get to it....eventually.
Posted: Mon Mar 11, 2013 9:45 pm
jwalker67
Leonardo S. Tensatsu
I've been homeless since 16. So I know how the social inequality operates.
I will say this, in an attemp to brighten your mood. ^_^
The majority of people online have tabs open to sources to reference, so they seem more intelligent. I'm not saying that's the case for everyone, just an observation from the almost 10 years I've been on this site.
I have considered this, but the people in which I describe stand by their convictions so strongly it is a bit hard to imagine that they would so furiously defend their stance on the subject through information they found on the internet. I certainly know I wouldn't be able to.
You would be surprised what sort of conviction anonymous power would give someone online. Differentiating fact from opinions the difficult part. I myself have never been one to believe anything is absolute, or deal in absolute philosophies.
I've been homeless since 16. So I know how the social inequality operates.
I will say this, in an attemp to brighten your mood. ^_^
The majority of people online have tabs open to sources to reference, so they seem more intelligent. I'm not saying that's the case for everyone, just an observation from the almost 10 years I've been on this site.
I have considered this, but the people in which I describe stand by their convictions so strongly it is a bit hard to imagine that they would so furiously defend their stance on the subject through information they found on the internet. I certainly know I wouldn't be able to.
You would be surprised what sort of conviction anonymous power would give someone online. Differentiating fact from opinions the difficult part. I myself have never been one to believe anything is absolute, or deal in absolute philosophies.
Don't let the interwebz get you down buddy. n.n
We're still here for ya. Lol
Well that is more or less what I mean. I was more talking about the people who you get into a discussion with and immediately open up a tab for Google and search away for an immediate piece of knowledge to make them sound like they know what they are talking about. The internet is full of good, and factually correct information that preparation before hand will actually increase the amount of knowledge one has to use in discussions such as the one I describe.....
And it isn't just online bullshit....it is other social situations to......Maybe it isn't that I feel inferior to other people's intellectual levels, maybe it is that I am extremely upset that everyone feels so superior to you when you know your own points in the discussion are actually better than what they are presenting. The only issue is that at the time, their convictions are so stupidly strong that it becomes infectious to the point where you actually believe them despite all evidence saying that you are the one in the right. In the end, it becomes a battle of charisma......
But that is just an extremely loose theory that doesn't hold much ground in my opinion. Could happen though.
Posted: Mon Mar 11, 2013 10:09 pm
Reality is what you make of it my friend, regardless of the majority perception. ^_^
Easier said than done of course.
You explained in part why I cringe at most modern religions...
Ill post in the marsh the moment I get out of work in 5 hours.
I can post late to not hold things up, and explain that Leo took longer to get there IC. ^w^
Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 3:46 am
I am really beginning to hate this 8am class
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Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 5:09 am
@Leo: Dude. You have all week, take your time. And if it makes things easier for you and for others, you can try to keep your writing short sweet and to the point. It isn't that I do not like it, I think you write awesomely, some of the best stuff I've read. However, if you shortened it and retained the same poetic descriptions, twouldn't hurt anyone.
EDIT: On another note. . my new computer is coming in today, well, in pieces. o-o I'm so friggin' pumped. First time trying to construct one myself, so if you guys have done so yourselves and have advice, hit me~
Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 5:49 am
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@Leo: Dude. You have all week, take your time. And if it makes things easier for you and for others, you can try to keep your writing short sweet and to the point. It isn't that I do not like it, I think you write awesomely, some of the best stuff I've read. However, if you shortened it and retained the same poetic descriptions, twouldn't hurt anyone.
EDIT: On another note. . my new computer is coming in today, well, in pieces. o-o I'm so friggin' pumped. First time trying to construct one myself, so if you guys have done so yourselves and have advice, hit me~
My weakness is run on sentence's, and 'fluff' or too much description.
Both things I intend on working on, though I will probably still get carried away from time to time. Especially if I actually have the time for a more tangible post, since I enjoy inspiring visuals to be imagined when reading my writing. ^_^
At the moment I plan on trying to find a blade IC, so Leo doesn't have to keep cutting himself with random sharp objects while training. I'd originally planned on bleeding him out damn good for this mission to train, though in the description of the style it state's most the trainings done in the library practicing safe place's to cut.
Need I bleed over a book to train, or can I bleed on the go to train so long as I keep track of blood loss accurately? Leo would be pretty damn knowledgable on good and bad cuts given his violent and drug induced history. ninja
I always feel bad nagging everyone with so many questions all the time.
Left half hour gaps between posts so it didn't feel rushed.
Doubt they will all get read, though I certainly enjoyed typing them up.
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Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 8:34 am
Just one more week till Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate comes out......I'm glad I have Tuesdays and Wednesdays off because I will be playing the ******** out of that game.
Just one more week till Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate comes out......I'm glad I have Tuesdays and Wednesdays off because I will be playing the ******** out of that game.
HELL YES! I never played Tri, so I don't know what kind of hunts I'll be getting in to, but Monster Hunter has been a great series so far, in my opinion! Fatalis for life!
Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2013 8:54 am
I snatched up the new Castlevania game for 3ds recently.
I'm waiting on Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate as well...
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I've already got Zelda, and Star Fox so I can re-cherish the ol'N64. Tales of the Abyss does its series justice.
I'm waiting on Project X Zone. I'm a sucker for strategy games. lol
