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Yuugasa wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:

Gods, sometimes just walking down the street reminds me of how happy I am not to have to interact with people.

I'm really not dressed particularly strangely today: White tennis shoes, Pacific Rim chefwear, black T-shirt, and black corporate vest. But as I passed the BART station an older woman started staring at me, so I smiled and nodded, and she scowled and said, "I can't tell whether that's a man or a woman!"
Then as I walked by she said again, "Seriously, I can't!"

She was obviously trying to get a rise out of me, and I thought it was just depressing: How can you go through life being so bitter and hostile towards your fellow humans? What would she have done if I'd taken offense and attacked her?

It was just a mindless, angry, unkind, stupid thing for her to do. And as I said, I was far sadder than madder at her behavior: What must it be like to live in such a bitter world?

Something similar happened to my neighbor and I the other day when we were walking together, some guy started questioning my neighbors gender loudly and rudely as well as then adding slurs, at first I figured he must just seem like he was talking to my neighbor but was really talking to me because I actually am transgender but then he acknowledged me as well by catcalling me.

Once he was well behind us my neighbor exploded with a "What the hell was that?" Rant.

For me it was super bizarre and wrong but on so many levels I couldn't really even begin to suss it out.

We settled on the realization that apparently if you are slightly androgynous like my neighbor a*+$&#+s give you flak for being transgender but if you are transgender but pass as female really well you're just another women on the street to be harassed.

Glad we figured that out, now if you'll excuse me I'm off to build my super weapon to cleanse the filth that is humanity off the face of the...

well.

I know who I am going to be visiting with my flaming bag of dog poop now.

Of course I'll be naked. Wouldn't you?


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NobodysHome wrote:

Yeah the general consensus is that I should have clocked her to make her fearful of spreading such hate to those less thick-skinned than I.

But, "Yes, officer, I know I have 80 pounds and 20 years on her and 8 years of martial arts training, but I honestly thought she was a threat," doesn't seem like it would fly...

EDIT: Though I did find it charming that GothBard tried to reassure me that I don't come across as feminine. I've been an iconoclast for nearly 40 years. Attacking me over my appearance is pretty much the last possible way you'll get a rise out of me.

Spoiler:
Just become a cop and say you were scared for your life

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It's essay time again.

"One day, [Gatsby] was a yacht still out at sea"

ಠ_ಠ


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NobodysHome wrote:
Scintillae wrote:

Meanwhile, I just sat here and watched four of my juniors get into a heated argument...

** spoiler omitted **

Well, my whole issue with the entire Infinity War thread is that Thanos clearly failed basic mathematics and biology.

"I kill half the population of the universe!"
"OK. It's been 20 years. The universe is repopulated. Nice job, moron!"

Thanos is an idiot. I just cannot overcome that, so I haven't watched any of the movies.

assists thanos


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NobodysHome wrote:
TriOmegaZero wrote:
He's called the Mad Titan for a reason. He's the bad guy. Having a flawed but understandable motivation is good. (Way better than being after a goth girlfriend.)
Hey, hey now!

betrays thanos, shows Gothbard impressive reality bending bling in an attempt to seduce her away from Nobodyshome


Scintillae wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:

Yeah the general consensus is that I should have clocked her to make her fearful of spreading such hate to those less thick-skinned than I.

But, "Yes, officer, I know I have 80 pounds and 20 years on her and 8 years of martial arts training, but I honestly thought she was a threat," doesn't seem like it would fly...

EDIT: Though I did find it charming that GothBard tried to reassure me that I don't come across as feminine. I've been an iconoclast for nearly 40 years. Attacking me over my appearance is pretty much the last possible way you'll get a rise out of me.

Oh, don't hit her. Just mess with her.

pause, look of utter shock "...you know what, sir, neither can I. Please help me. I haven't been able to use the bathroom for weeks." And slowly walk toward her.

scint. Stop being chaotic good.


Drejk wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:
TriOmegaZero wrote:
He's called the Mad Titan for a reason. He's the bad guy. Having a flawed but understandable motivation is good. (Way better than being after a goth girlfriend.)
Hey, hey now!

You're married. And I suspect that GothBard can handle her genocidal crusades on her own.

Would she be even impressed with attempts to woo her with mass slaughter anyway?

slaughter's people in case that's her thing, brings them back to life if it is not


NobodysHome wrote:

I've finally come to realize why I hate Slack so much: It's Facebook for corporations.

In a nutshell, it's a chat program. But it's a chat program that lets you send images and attachments and set up chat groups. Big deal.

Pidgin is running on my computer taking 13 MB, 0% CPU, and 0% GPU.
Slack is running on my computer taking 850 MB, 1% CPU, and 1% GPU.

Why on Earth do I need 850 MB to run a CHAT program?!?!?!?

Grr.....

adds Slack to THE LIST


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Freehold DM wrote:
Scintillae wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:

Yeah the general consensus is that I should have clocked her to make her fearful of spreading such hate to those less thick-skinned than I.

But, "Yes, officer, I know I have 80 pounds and 20 years on her and 8 years of martial arts training, but I honestly thought she was a threat," doesn't seem like it would fly...

EDIT: Though I did find it charming that GothBard tried to reassure me that I don't come across as feminine. I've been an iconoclast for nearly 40 years. Attacking me over my appearance is pretty much the last possible way you'll get a rise out of me.

Oh, don't hit her. Just mess with her.

pause, look of utter shock "...you know what, sir, neither can I. Please help me. I haven't been able to use the bathroom for weeks." And slowly walk toward her.

scint. Stop being chaotic good.

If anything, it's Lawful Evil. I'm advocating something that breaks no laws of any sort, turning her own guidelines against her, and leaving lasting psychological scars.


Scintillae wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Scintillae wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:

Yeah the general consensus is that I should have clocked her to make her fearful of spreading such hate to those less thick-skinned than I.

But, "Yes, officer, I know I have 80 pounds and 20 years on her and 8 years of martial arts training, but I honestly thought she was a threat," doesn't seem like it would fly...

EDIT: Though I did find it charming that GothBard tried to reassure me that I don't come across as feminine. I've been an iconoclast for nearly 40 years. Attacking me over my appearance is pretty much the last possible way you'll get a rise out of me.

Oh, don't hit her. Just mess with her.

pause, look of utter shock "...you know what, sir, neither can I. Please help me. I haven't been able to use the bathroom for weeks." And slowly walk toward her.

scint. Stop being chaotic good.
If anything, it's Lawful Evil. I'm advocating something that breaks no laws of any sort, turning her own guidelines against her, and leaving lasting psychological scars.

*pointy blood-stamp of approval*


Clocking out. Good night, everyone.

Scarab Sages

Morning everyone


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I need an extra three or so hours myself.


Scintillae wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Scintillae wrote:
NobodysHome wrote:

Yeah the general consensus is that I should have clocked her to make her fearful of spreading such hate to those less thick-skinned than I.

But, "Yes, officer, I know I have 80 pounds and 20 years on her and 8 years of martial arts training, but I honestly thought she was a threat," doesn't seem like it would fly...

EDIT: Though I did find it charming that GothBard tried to reassure me that I don't come across as feminine. I've been an iconoclast for nearly 40 years. Attacking me over my appearance is pretty much the last possible way you'll get a rise out of me.

Oh, don't hit her. Just mess with her.

pause, look of utter shock "...you know what, sir, neither can I. Please help me. I haven't been able to use the bathroom for weeks." And slowly walk toward her.

scint. Stop being chaotic good.
If anything, it's Lawful Evil. I'm advocating something that breaks no laws of any sort, turning her own guidelines against her, and leaving lasting psychological scars.

I dunno...one doesn't have to break laws to be chaotic good per se. But this DOES make me think about lawful evil differently. Interesting viewpoint. Hmm.


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HOLY S&!$ YOU GUYS

CASTLEVANIA COLLECTION IS OUT ON XBONE

IT IS NEARLY EVERY CASTEVANIA EVER MADE

THIS IS GONNA BE AN AWESOME WEEKEND


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"The Great Gatsby was set in the 1920s. The 1920s was a roaring era made from rich adults."

I have...a very different mental image of New York now. With more dismemberment and viscera forming the skyscrapers.


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Scintillae wrote:

"The Great Gatsby was set in the 1920s. The 1920s was a roaring era made from rich adults."

I have...a very different mental image of New York now. With more dismemberment and viscera forming the skyscrapers.

...get to writing. And drawing. And making a roaring 20s horror rpg where you are a poor immigrant who just arrived in America, armed with ancient occult knowledge from the old country, and must survive these horrific parties as a servant. It's like five nights at Freddie's but in a different time period.

Scarab Sages

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Freehold DM wrote:
Scintillae wrote:

"The Great Gatsby was set in the 1920s. The 1920s was a roaring era made from rich adults."

I have...a very different mental image of New York now. With more dismemberment and viscera forming the skyscrapers.

...get to writing. And drawing. And making a roaring 20s horror rpg where you are a poor immigrant who just arrived in America, armed with ancient occult knowledge from the old country, and must survive these horrific parties as a servant. It's like five nights at Freddie's but in a different time period.

Id play it


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Woran wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Scintillae wrote:

"The Great Gatsby was set in the 1920s. The 1920s was a roaring era made from rich adults."

I have...a very different mental image of New York now. With more dismemberment and viscera forming the skyscrapers.

...get to writing. And drawing. And making a roaring 20s horror rpg where you are a poor immigrant who just arrived in America, armed with ancient occult knowledge from the old country, and must survive these horrific parties as a servant. It's like five nights at Freddie's but in a different time period.
Id play it

choose what country you are from for bonuses to stats and immunity to a certain creature, but in-game vulnerabilities. Choose wisely!


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Freehold DM wrote:
Scintillae wrote:

"The Great Gatsby was set in the 1920s. The 1920s was a roaring era made from rich adults."

I have...a very different mental image of New York now. With more dismemberment and viscera forming the skyscrapers.

...get to writing. And drawing. And making a roaring 20s horror rpg where you are a poor immigrant who just arrived in America, armed with ancient occult knowledge from the old country, and must survive these horrific parties as a servant. It's like five nights at Freddie's but in a different time period.

Isn't that just Call of Cthulhu?


Freehold DM wrote:

HOLY S*&% YOU GUYS

CASTLEVANIA COLLECTION IS OUT ON XBONE

IT IS NEARLY EVERY CASTEVANIA EVER MADE

THIS IS GONNA BE AN AWESOME WEEKEND

Including those for Gameboy and Nintendo DS?!


PC version of Castlevania Anniversary Collection is less than impressive... None of the nice games included (Gameboy and Nintendo DS ones).


Scintillae wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Scintillae wrote:

"The Great Gatsby was set in the 1920s. The 1920s was a roaring era made from rich adults."

I have...a very different mental image of New York now. With more dismemberment and viscera forming the skyscrapers.

...get to writing. And drawing. And making a roaring 20s horror rpg where you are a poor immigrant who just arrived in America, armed with ancient occult knowledge from the old country, and must survive these horrific parties as a servant. It's like five nights at Freddie's but in a different time period.
Isn't that just Call of Cthulhu?

not with viscera dripping forming the skyscrapers.

Yeth hounds coming from around around around the corner corner corners, maybe, but not necrotecture.


Drejk wrote:
PC version of Castlevania Anniversary Collection is less than impressive... None of the nice games included (Gameboy and Nintendo DS ones).

kicks back with xbone, enjoys gameboy games

What do you have on PC?


Castlevania
Castlevania II Simon's Quest
Castlevania III Dracula's Curse
Super Castlevania IV
Castlevania The Adventure
Castlevania II Belmont's Revenge
Castlevania Bloodlines
Kid Dracula (never released in English before)
History of Castlevania - Book of the Crescent Moon


Drejk wrote:

Castlevania

Castlevania II Simon's Quest
Castlevania III Dracula's Curse
Super Castlevania IV
Castlevania The Adventure
Castlevania II Belmont's Revenge
Castlevania Bloodlines
Kid Dracula (never released in English before)
History of Castlevania - Book of the Crescent Moon

that's the same thing we have! They said there was a chance the later game boy ones(meaning game boy advance and up) would be a part of a second castlevania collection.


Freehold DM wrote:
Scintillae wrote:

"The Great Gatsby was set in the 1920s. The 1920s was a roaring era made from rich adults."

I have...a very different mental image of New York now. With more dismemberment and viscera forming the skyscrapers.

...get to writing. And drawing. And making a roaring 20s horror rpg where you are a poor immigrant who just arrived in America, armed with ancient occult knowledge from the old country, and must survive these horrific parties as a servant. It's like five nights at Freddie's but in a different time period.

Or instead of the RPG, write scripts for the upcoming Penny Dreadful: City of Angels show.


Freehold DM wrote:
Drejk wrote:

Castlevania

Castlevania II Simon's Quest
Castlevania III Dracula's Curse
Super Castlevania IV
Castlevania The Adventure
Castlevania II Belmont's Revenge
Castlevania Bloodlines
Kid Dracula (never released in English before)
History of Castlevania - Book of the Crescent Moon
that's the same thing we have! They said there was a chance the later game boy ones(meaning game boy advance and up) would be a part of a second castlevania collection.

Oh, it would be great if they make a decent port for them.


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Freehold DM wrote:
Drejk wrote:

Castlevania

Castlevania II Simon's Quest
Castlevania III Dracula's Curse
Super Castlevania IV
Castlevania The Adventure
Castlevania II Belmont's Revenge
Castlevania Bloodlines
Kid Dracula (never released in English before)
History of Castlevania - Book of the Crescent Moon
that's the same thing we have! They said there was a chance the later game boy ones(meaning game boy advance and up) would be a part of a second castlevania collection.

I hope the second collection comes out too, I'm a crazy castlevania fan, they are some of my favorite games!

Scarab Sages

Why did I not start playing Dream Daddy waaaaay earlier?


Woran wrote:
Why did I not start playing Dream Daddy waaaaay earlier?

I can only assume you were playing castevania.


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Scintillae wrote:

"The Great Gatsby was set in the 1920s. The 1920s was a roaring era made from rich adults."

I have...a very different mental image of New York now. With more dismemberment and viscera forming the skyscrapers.

Upper-class New Yorkers bellowing while doing the Charleston in 120 storey sausages.


Saw John Wick 3 tonight. Not bad. Not as good as the 2nd one.


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John Wick is a shoot 'em up, isn't it?

For a story about burrows and bunnies, Watership Down is incredibly dark.


Anyone wants Guacamelee Super Turbo Championship Edition on Steam? I get one to give away, but the code expires on May 23.


Where is everybody?


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Tequila Sunrise wrote:

John Wick is a shoot 'em up, isn't it?

For a story about burrows and bunnies, Watership Down is incredibly dark.

nature is metal.


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Tequila Sunrise wrote:
John Wick is a shoot 'em up, isn't it?

As a broad generalization, yes. There's a lot more going on than just that though. The lighting, the way it's filmed as long action scenes rather than tons of changing edits, mirror shots (people in the frame solely because of mirrors), etc.

The original is frequently summed up as "man goes on rampage because a thug killed his dog and stole his car". It's not about that.


Hi, everyone!


Freehold DM wrote:
Where is everybody?

The kitchen.


'Mornin, Cap!


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John Napier 698 wrote:
'Mornin, Cap!

Not just morning, but a good morning!

Of course, almost all of them are.

Good morning to you too!


Thank You!


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Freehold DM wrote:
Tequila Sunrise wrote:

John Wick is a shoot 'em up, isn't it?

For a story about burrows and bunnies, Watership Down is incredibly dark.

nature is metal.

You should see it when it goes off script!


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Tequila Sunrise wrote:
For a story about burrows and bunnies, Watership Down is incredibly dark.

I've lost count of the reviews of that movie I've read or watched that began with "parents saw a cute animated film about bunnies and got it for their kids. Trauma ensued."


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Karen Eiffel, Author wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Scintillae wrote:

"The Great Gatsby was set in the 1920s. The 1920s was a roaring era made from rich adults."

I have...a very different mental image of New York now. With more dismemberment and viscera forming the skyscrapers.

...get to writing. And drawing. And making a roaring 20s horror rpg where you are a poor immigrant who just arrived in America, armed with ancient occult knowledge from the old country, and must survive these horrific parties as a servant. It's like five nights at Freddie's but in a different time period.
Or instead of the RPG, write scripts for the upcoming Penny Dreadful: City of Angels show.

I misread that as City of Angles and got really excited for a moment.


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Mrra T'loq, the first princess of the Crossriver Marshes. Yeah, another princess...


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Orthos wrote:
Karen Eiffel, Author wrote:
Freehold DM wrote:
Scintillae wrote:

"The Great Gatsby was set in the 1920s. The 1920s was a roaring era made from rich adults."

I have...a very different mental image of New York now. With more dismemberment and viscera forming the skyscrapers.

...get to writing. And drawing. And making a roaring 20s horror rpg where you are a poor immigrant who just arrived in America, armed with ancient occult knowledge from the old country, and must survive these horrific parties as a servant. It's like five nights at Freddie's but in a different time period.
Or instead of the RPG, write scripts for the upcoming Penny Dreadful: City of Angels show.
I misread that as City of Angles and got really excited for a moment.

WE NEED TO DO THIS

Scarab Sages

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Orthos wrote:
Tequila Sunrise wrote:
For a story about burrows and bunnies, Watership Down is incredibly dark.
I've lost count of the reviews of that movie I've read or watched that began with "parents saw a cute animated film about bunnies and got it for their kids. Trauma ensued."

Every easter, some TV executive things the same thing. Oh, cute movie about bunnies. We need more kids movies early morning on tv as the kids have a holliday from school.

And a new generation of traumatized kids is born.

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