
Vidmaster7 |
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I like a lot of those comics you guys mentioned. I read goblins but haven't kept up with it in awhile. they took a break on it and their was a lot of drama so I dropped it.
8-bit was in fact my first web comic I read. good stuff.
Least I could DO and Looking for group are good and will keep you busy for awhile. (LICD was a bit immature in the beginning but it gets better)
Ofcourse OOTS! Order of the stick is great!

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I used to read a number of webcomics, but most of them ended (or at least stopped updating for long enough that I gave up on them, usually a few months), or lost my interest for some reason or another (i.e. Sluggy Freelance. I really liked it for a long time, but then, for some reason I could never figure out, I just stopped enjoying it, so eventually I stopped reading it. I think it has been 6 or 7 years since I last checked it out.). Right now, I only read LFG and Order of the Stick. And, frankly, there have been times when I almost gave up on OOTS.
Comics I used to read (that I can remember):
Turnsignals on a Land Raider (ended)
It's Walky/Shortpacked (ended)
Sluggy Freelance (lost interest)
Servants of the Imperium (stopped updating)
Clan of the Cats (I think that's what it was called. Either ended or I lost interest.)
erfworld (stopped updating)
Irregular Webcomic (lost interest, I think)
Evil Inc (lost interest, I think)
That's all I can remember right now. I'm pretty sure there were more.

Ambrosia Slaad |
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The Vagrant Erudite wrote:Not why I shared it. I just have to vent somewhere. My brother is in worst straits than me and my mom and stepfather are dealing with their own issues and have been rescuing us since we left Ohio.
It gets hard focusing on the good. Its mostly how I have been getting through, but...we've been treading water for a while now. I just feel exhausted from this stress.
I gained 50 lbs in the last year. Fifty! I had just gotten down to "normal" weight but this year, with all the good it had, was stressful enough to take me from normal way the f+$& past overweight and obese into morbidly. That's a lot at once. And the best I've done in reverse in my entire life is about half that. And that was in my 20s.
I'm glad things worked out for you, at least. I don't have as much faith it will. But I appreciate the encouraging words, even if I'm too down to accept them as truth yet.
Venting is healthy.
The real reason old people are happier is that everyone expects them to vent, so they can get away with it unapologetically.
(I'm in a mood.) To me, it sounds more like survivorship bias to me. The old people that are venting are only the ones that survived all the tragedies, difficulties, illnesses, and societal barriers to reach retirement. The rest never made it.

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Drejk wrote:NobodysHome wrote:(2) I was targeted for assassination by another player. Shiro did his best to save me, shooting her twice, but she eventually tracked me down and got me. She then tried to take out Shiro because she was mad at him for interfering. He had to shoot her half a dozen times before she finally realized he was waaaaaaay better than her and gave up.All that time he spent on an actual shooting range is paying off? :DNo. All that time he spent playing First Person Shooters (FPSes). (And look at me, defining my initialisms!)
Keep in mind that Shiro lives alone, has food delivered most of the time, and has a cleaning service. He has astonishing amounts of free time on his hands, and has for many, many years. Until he ran into us, he spent most nights playing PvP in FPS games.
He's really, really good at killing other players. He just knows we don't care for PvP so he plays co-op games with us. Then enjoys revenge when people don't play nice.
(Apparently after GothBard and I quit the dynamite game he looked up how to avoid getting hit by dynamite and spent 20 minutes killing the offenders over and over again until they realized they were outclassed and abandoned the server, so it turns out it was a net positive for him, even though when I left last night he seemed pretty unhappy about it.)
I love Shiro even more now

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The Vagrant Erudite wrote:Not why I shared it. I just have to vent somewhere. My brother is in worst straits than me and my mom and stepfather are dealing with their own issues and have been rescuing us since we left Ohio.
It gets hard focusing on the good. Its mostly how I have been getting through, but...we've been treading water for a while now. I just feel exhausted from this stress.
I gained 50 lbs in the last year. Fifty! I had just gotten down to "normal" weight but this year, with all the good it had, was stressful enough to take me from normal way the f+$& past overweight and obese into morbidly. That's a lot at once. And the best I've done in reverse in my entire life is about half that. And that was in my 20s.
I'm glad things worked out for you, at least. I don't have as much faith it will. But I appreciate the encouraging words, even if I'm too down to accept them as truth yet.
Venting is healthy.
The real reason old people are happier is that everyone expects them to vent, so they can get away with it unapologetically.
Its true. I once LARPed a grandma and it was very cathargic to unapologetically be able to stick your nose in everyones buisness and spout your opinion about everything and everyone and complain about everything.

Vidmaster7 |
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NobodysHome wrote:Its true. I once LARPed a grandma and it was very cathargic to unapologetically be able to stick your nose in everyones buisness and spout your opinion about everything and everyone and complain about everything.The Vagrant Erudite wrote:Not why I shared it. I just have to vent somewhere. My brother is in worst straits than me and my mom and stepfather are dealing with their own issues and have been rescuing us since we left Ohio.
It gets hard focusing on the good. Its mostly how I have been getting through, but...we've been treading water for a while now. I just feel exhausted from this stress.
I gained 50 lbs in the last year. Fifty! I had just gotten down to "normal" weight but this year, with all the good it had, was stressful enough to take me from normal way the f+$& past overweight and obese into morbidly. That's a lot at once. And the best I've done in reverse in my entire life is about half that. And that was in my 20s.
I'm glad things worked out for you, at least. I don't have as much faith it will. But I appreciate the encouraging words, even if I'm too down to accept them as truth yet.
Venting is healthy.
The real reason old people are happier is that everyone expects them to vent, so they can get away with it unapologetically.
Granny Weatherwax?

Freehold DM |
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Tacticslion wrote:Drejk wrote:ECLIPSE CASTE REPRESENTWoran wrote:By the power of spreadsheets!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!We don't have enough books and movies where the day is saved by referringto a meticulously updated spreadsheet.FLAWLESS SPREADSHEET FILLING METHODOLOGY!
Number Doublechecking Meditation
GLORIOUS DESKJOCKEY YANTRA!!!...
I don't think that's what they actually meant when they promised epic stories of heroes coming back to set celestial bureacracy straight...
Kill 6 billion demons?

Captain Admiral Colonel |
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Drejk wrote:Kill 6 billion demons?Tacticslion wrote:Drejk wrote:ECLIPSE CASTE REPRESENTWoran wrote:By the power of spreadsheets!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!We don't have enough books and movies where the day is saved by referringto a meticulously updated spreadsheet.FLAWLESS SPREADSHEET FILLING METHODOLOGY!
Number Doublechecking Meditation
GLORIOUS DESKJOCKEY YANTRA!!!...
I don't think that's what they actually meant when they promised epic stories of heroes coming back to set celestial bureacracy straight...
I'll gas up the Glitter Boy, it's gonna be a long night.

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NobodysHome wrote:Its true. I once LARPed a grandma and it was very cathargic to unapologetically be able to stick your nose in everyones buisness and spout your opinion about everything and everyone and complain about everything.The Vagrant Erudite wrote:Not why I shared it. I just have to vent somewhere. My brother is in worst straits than me and my mom and stepfather are dealing with their own issues and have been rescuing us since we left Ohio.
It gets hard focusing on the good. Its mostly how I have been getting through, but...we've been treading water for a while now. I just feel exhausted from this stress.
I gained 50 lbs in the last year. Fifty! I had just gotten down to "normal" weight but this year, with all the good it had, was stressful enough to take me from normal way the f+$& past overweight and obese into morbidly. That's a lot at once. And the best I've done in reverse in my entire life is about half that. And that was in my 20s.
I'm glad things worked out for you, at least. I don't have as much faith it will. But I appreciate the encouraging words, even if I'm too down to accept them as truth yet.
Venting is healthy.
The real reason old people are happier is that everyone expects them to vent, so they can get away with it unapologetically.
This could be any adult in the Midwest.
Age doesn't matter, it's a lifestyle.

NobodysHome |
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I LOVED 8-Bit Theater!
I think I've read it all about three times total. My favorite one is "Show me something that beats a natural 20, and I'll show you hateful lies!"
Oh, and fun note - my daughter just broke my phone today. Grabbed it off the counter and chucked it, not dropped it, tossed it at the floor with all the force her little almost-one-year-old arm could muster.
Yeah, that'll go on for 6-8 months as she learns how "fun" it is to manipulate objects. Anything that's throwable will get thrown. She'll grow out of it. Until then, firm but soft balls she can squeeze and throw with abandon are recommended...

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The Vagrant Erudite wrote:I LOVED 8-Bit Theater!
I think I've read it all about three times total. My favorite one is "Show me something that beats a natural 20, and I'll show you hateful lies!"
Oh, and fun note - my daughter just broke my phone today. Grabbed it off the counter and chucked it, not dropped it, tossed it at the floor with all the force her little almost-one-year-old arm could muster.
Yeah, that'll go on for 6-8 months as she learns how "fun" it is to manipulate objects. Anything that's throwable will get thrown. She'll grow out of it. Until then, firm but soft balls she can squeeze and throw with abandon are recommended...
Get this kid a jersey, find some major league pitcher you can switch her out with and then reap the rewards!
Edit: I might have watched too many Disney channel movies at my grandma's house when I was growing up.

Limeylongears |
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'Masks of Nyarlathotep' reached its conclusion last night, and nobody died or went permanently insane. I think the GM was rather disappointed at this.
Next, we're playing 'Mutant Chronicles', using Savage Worlds. Apparently, we're in New York, which is on the moon, and there are steampunk space zombies everywhere.

Freehold DM |
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Freehold DM wrote:I'll gas up the Glitter Boy, it's gonna be a long night.Drejk wrote:Kill 6 billion demons?Tacticslion wrote:Drejk wrote:ECLIPSE CASTE REPRESENTWoran wrote:By the power of spreadsheets!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!We don't have enough books and movies where the day is saved by referringto a meticulously updated spreadsheet.FLAWLESS SPREADSHEET FILLING METHODOLOGY!
Number Doublechecking Meditation
GLORIOUS DESKJOCKEY YANTRA!!!...
I don't think that's what they actually meant when they promised epic stories of heroes coming back to set celestial bureacracy straight...
kill 6 billion demons is a webcomic I enjoy.

Freehold DM |
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'Masks of Nyarlathotep' reached its conclusion last night, and nobody died or went permanently insane. I think the GM was rather disappointed at this.
Next, we're playing 'Mutant Chronicles', using Savage Worlds. Apparently, we're in New York, which is on the moon, and there are steampunk space zombies everywhere.
Sounds cool.

Corporal Half Past Tuesday |
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Captain Admiral Colonel wrote:kill 6 billion demons is a webcomic I enjoy.Freehold DM wrote:I'll gas up the Glitter Boy, it's gonna be a long night.Drejk wrote:Kill 6 billion demons?Tacticslion wrote:Drejk wrote:ECLIPSE CASTE REPRESENTWoran wrote:By the power of spreadsheets!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!We don't have enough books and movies where the day is saved by referringto a meticulously updated spreadsheet.FLAWLESS SPREADSHEET FILLING METHODOLOGY!
Number Doublechecking Meditation
GLORIOUS DESKJOCKEY YANTRA!!!...
I don't think that's what they actually meant when they promised epic stories of heroes coming back to set celestial bureacracy straight...
So, you don't want to go on a demon rampage?!

NobodysHome |
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You always dread what your contractor is going to listen to in your house: Some ultra-conservative talk show in a liberal neighborhood? The opposite?
Well, our guy likes American metal (not my cup of tea, but perfectly inoffensive), jazz, and gun podcasts (reviews of various guns and how well they work).
Pretty darned inoffensive, and I have to admit, I didn't even know they had "gun podcasts". I guess I shouldn't be surprised.
EDIT: OK, actually the gun podcasts are pretty cool: "So, this particular type of gun was developed in World War 2 by this country for this reason, and then in the 1950s the manufacturer made these modifications, and it was largely left that way until the mid-1980s, when..."

The Vagrant Erudite |
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Why does my local utility company advertise?
I just saw a commercial for Florida Power and Light.
It's not like I have a choice. It's not like I can call up the Georgia power company and see if they have competitive rates. How about you stop wasting money advertising and cut everyone's bill, you f+%#ers?

NobodysHome |
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Wow, NH. The hilarity never ends.
I don't know whether you were around for the whole nightmare LAST semester when she asked him for a "tradition unique to his family". It was... painful.
(He ended up explaining why every stocking has a tangerine in it at Christmas, which involves Impus Major and vomit, so it wasn't the most pleasant of stories...)

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Soooo... this is just -SO- Berkeley I have to share.
Impus Minor's English teacher has a major project this semester where he's supposed to write about what makes his culture special and unique.
In other words, his (Black) teacher is asking him to write about how great it is to be White.
Just do a search on Google for what a different culture does and appropriate that.
It's what white people do.

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Syrus Terrigan wrote:Wow, NH. The hilarity never ends.I don't know whether you were around for the whole nightmare LAST semester when she asked him for a "tradition unique to his family". It was... painful.
(He ended up explaining why every stocking has a tangerine in it at Christmas, which involves Impus Major and vomit, so it wasn't the most pleasant of stories...)
I always hated those kinds of assignments. "Write about a unique tradition your family has", and then 80% of the class write about how they do things that everyone else in the class does. Or there are the kids whose families don't celebrate that particular holiday, so they don't have anything to write about and feel excluded. Or, in my case, there are the kids who feel like it's none of your damn business what me and my family do. F~*& off.

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Woran wrote:Granny Weatherwax?NobodysHome wrote:Its true. I once LARPed a grandma and it was very cathargic to unapologetically be able to stick your nose in everyones buisness and spout your opinion about everything and everyone and complain about everything.The Vagrant Erudite wrote:Not why I shared it. I just have to vent somewhere. My brother is in worst straits than me and my mom and stepfather are dealing with their own issues and have been rescuing us since we left Ohio.
It gets hard focusing on the good. Its mostly how I have been getting through, but...we've been treading water for a while now. I just feel exhausted from this stress.
I gained 50 lbs in the last year. Fifty! I had just gotten down to "normal" weight but this year, with all the good it had, was stressful enough to take me from normal way the f+$& past overweight and obese into morbidly. That's a lot at once. And the best I've done in reverse in my entire life is about half that. And that was in my 20s.
I'm glad things worked out for you, at least. I don't have as much faith it will. But I appreciate the encouraging words, even if I'm too down to accept them as truth yet.
Venting is healthy.
The real reason old people are happier is that everyone expects them to vent, so they can get away with it unapologetically.
Granny Turnbull who was a retired teacher and who lived with way too many cats

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Woran wrote:NobodysHome wrote:Its true. I once LARPed a grandma and it was very cathargic to unapologetically be able to stick your nose in everyones buisness and spout your opinion about everything and everyone and complain about everything.The Vagrant Erudite wrote:Not why I shared it. I just have to vent somewhere. My brother is in worst straits than me and my mom and stepfather are dealing with their own issues and have been rescuing us since we left Ohio.
It gets hard focusing on the good. Its mostly how I have been getting through, but...we've been treading water for a while now. I just feel exhausted from this stress.
I gained 50 lbs in the last year. Fifty! I had just gotten down to "normal" weight but this year, with all the good it had, was stressful enough to take me from normal way the f+$& past overweight and obese into morbidly. That's a lot at once. And the best I've done in reverse in my entire life is about half that. And that was in my 20s.
I'm glad things worked out for you, at least. I don't have as much faith it will. But I appreciate the encouraging words, even if I'm too down to accept them as truth yet.
Venting is healthy.
The real reason old people are happier is that everyone expects them to vent, so they can get away with it unapologetically.
This could be any adult in the Midwest.
Age doesn't matter, it's a lifestyle.
Coincidentally we were LARPing a bunch of americans.

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captain yesterday wrote:Coincidentally we were LARPing a bunch of americans.Woran wrote:NobodysHome wrote:Its true. I once LARPed a grandma and it was very cathargic to unapologetically be able to stick your nose in everyones buisness and spout your opinion about everything and everyone and complain about everything.The Vagrant Erudite wrote:Not why I shared it. I just have to vent somewhere. My brother is in worst straits than me and my mom and stepfather are dealing with their own issues and have been rescuing us since we left Ohio.
It gets hard focusing on the good. Its mostly how I have been getting through, but...we've been treading water for a while now. I just feel exhausted from this stress.
I gained 50 lbs in the last year. Fifty! I had just gotten down to "normal" weight but this year, with all the good it had, was stressful enough to take me from normal way the f+$& past overweight and obese into morbidly. That's a lot at once. And the best I've done in reverse in my entire life is about half that. And that was in my 20s.
I'm glad things worked out for you, at least. I don't have as much faith it will. But I appreciate the encouraging words, even if I'm too down to accept them as truth yet.
Venting is healthy.
The real reason old people are happier is that everyone expects them to vent, so they can get away with it unapologetically.
This could be any adult in the Midwest.
Age doesn't matter, it's a lifestyle.
HA!

lisamarlene |
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Soooo... this is just -SO- Berkeley I have to share.
Impus Minor's English teacher has a major project this semester where he's supposed to write about what makes his culture special and unique.
In other words, his (Black) teacher is asking him to write about how great it is to be White.
Gamer culture!

Tacticslion |
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Tacticslion wrote:Drejk wrote:ECLIPSE CASTE REPRESENTWoran wrote:By the power of spreadsheets!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!We don't have enough books and movies where the day is saved by referringto a meticulously updated spreadsheet.FLAWLESS SPREADSHEET FILLING METHODOLOGY!
Number Doublechecking Meditation
GLORIOUS DESKJOCKEY YANTRA!!!...
I don't think that's what they actually meant when they promised epic stories of heroes coming back to set celestial bureacracy straight...
The only character I ever made for that game (and still never got to play) was a beauracratic deskjocky fanboi who just... he just wanted so bad to get famous peoples' signatures... you know... on paper... that he took up adventuring.
So he could have their signature on paper on an official document.
Because that's what makes it real, you see.
(Technically he had other, hypothetically more serious motivation than this, but, let's be real - it's all about the paperwork.)
Kill 6 billion demons?
Arg! I forgot! That's an excellent comic!

Tacticslion |
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'Masks of Nyarlathotep' reached its conclusion last night, and nobody died or went permanently insane. I think the GM was rather disappointed at this.
Hm. Sounds like your game was defective. You might want to return it and get a new one. XD
Next, we're playing 'Mutant Chronicles', using Savage Worlds. Apparently, we're in New York, which is on the moon, and there are steampunk space zombies everywhere.
Sounds fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuun? :D
(It does, actually, sound fun! Enjoy!)