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At 3/20/11 11:57 PM, ngman7 wrote:

At 3/20/11 11:50 PM, MultiCanimefan wrote: You're that Christian who's borderline troll, ask yourself.

How am I trolling by asking Christians here what they think?

Nice triple post, man.

At 3/20/11 11:23 PM, Jedi-Master wrote:
You have no right to criticize other people's reviews when you yourself made such a shitty one, one that is abusive. As such, I've flagged it. Have fun.

But my creation will be for nothing!!!

At 3/20/11 10:56 PM, Ryanson wrote: Ever seen Sailor Moon, man?

In the FIRST EPISODE she's saved by Tuxedo Mask.

Go to 2:53.

At 3/20/11 10:36 PM, Travis wrote: Now after what has already been said, the OP... can go make a sammich.

But that means she'll have to leave the kitchen!!!

Stop your bitching and do something about it.

A cry in the darkness does nothing, but lighting a match leads our way from a blind state.

Favorite Games: Early 90s consoles.

- Illusion of Gaia.

While a largely underground RPG, this probably helped to formulate my philosophy on life and contemplated on the potential of a human being. I actually got it from a neighbor who was moving and told me to have his games.

- Kirby: Superstar

Oh man, the awesome music, the fun gameplay, and Milkyway Wishes...damn...This is another game that helped me to maintain my innocence and overall sanity in my home, and in essence the game served as an allegory for my life. Weird...

-Super Mario RPG: Legend of the 7 Stars

This game was Final Fantasy for beginners, and even still, it was a great Nintendo game. I will never forget it.

- Final Fantasy III

If you've played it, you'll understand completely.

Later 90's Consoles:

-Banjo-Kazooie

This game was the pinnacle for 64-bit 3d platforming. Not only did it have free-roaming worlds, but the gameplay was crisp and the gaming innovative.

- Zelda: The Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask.

Both games are classics even to today, and both are superior to a majority of today's games, TBH.

- Final Fantasy X

Now before you get on my case that this was made in 2001, this signaled the end of my childhood. Going from the youthful ignorance of the past to the painful burden of responsibility and reality made itself known partially with this game. To me, this was on par with many of the great's of the 90's.

Movies:

Well...I was more a gamer than a movie buff, but I'll try my best.

- Ferngully: The Last Rainforest

Damn, the nostalgia I get from this movie. Heck, when I was 4 at the time I couldn't get enough of the movie, and the bat in the movie is probably 60 percent of the love factor I have for it.

- Schindler's List

I did not see the movie when I was a kid at the time, but damn, the ending nearly had me to tears.

Steven Spielburg is a creative genius. To me, he was as Shigeru Miyamoto was to video games. He brought movies back to life. Honestly, were would movies be today without him?

But I digress. Anywho that's about it. The 90's shaped me into the kid I am today, and I'm grateful to say I am proud of it.

Probably one of the best YTP's out there.

Holy shit, thank you for that post Satan-Brain.

I was expecting it to be along the lines of "What is this I don't even", tbh.

At 3/19/11 01:01 AM, zooos wrote:

At 3/19/11 12:57 AM, RiniculousRoot wrote:

Also thank you homeboy. But I don't have the best memory what was it that I took you serious about?

Marijuana effects the memory.

I believe it was that thread I made about the "How long have you been on the BBS" after the probable-mass-trolling that was the "Mod Punishment" thread.

I was feeling rather depressed that people were throwing out what I had to say from the get go but you were one of the few initial posters who took the thread seriously and gave a logical output.

Would you rather know yourself for what others think of you, or know yourself for who you think you are?

Do you think you can find 'yourself' on your own, or do you need the help and view of others to help define your psychology and overall personality?

For me, I probably depend on others to show me the kind of person I am, but I do tend to think of who I am better without the biases of other people. In real life, is this the case for you?

In laymen's terms, do you need the help of your peers to 'know yourself', or do you even 'know yourself'?

I'd give it to NASA.

You're probably the only one who took me seriously. In addition you are more level headed than the average Ng'er, and overall you are a pretty cool guy.

Hey Frodo, get your ass over here, you're psycho grandpa left you with this ring here.

Oh yeah, try not to get stabbed by these gigantic ringwraiths and take it to a fortress containing thousands of orcs. I'll meet up with you after I go chill with my homie Saruman over at Isengard.

Kthxbai.

OH SHHHHIIIIIII-

I call dibs on Gandalf.

At 3/18/11 07:52 PM, TheDunwichHorror wrote: look how far the white race has degenerated

Saying how far 'the white race' has degenerated is like saying 'black people are extremely good at golfing' even though only one has made it big.

Generalizations and stereotypes, where would the world be without them?

At 3/18/11 06:33 AM, Tetris wrote: It disturbs me that people are fine with fantasies of fucking piles of polygons and textures.

Though I might leave this here.

At 3/17/11 11:26 PM, Travis wrote: I feel good knowing that my thread inspired you smeagol.

I think we should put the beds together and bang it out.

You inspired mine as well Travis.

Tee-hee.

At 3/17/11 11:23 PM, funnyhomeboy wrote: I neither hate nor love you all. You disgust me with obscene topics but also cause me to laugh out loud at the comical side of the BBS.

Therefore I have little comment, but social neutrality towards the BBS.

^Fixed.

I neither hate nor you all. You disgust me with obscene topics but also cause me to laugh out loud at the comical side of the BBS.

Therefore I have little comment, but social neutrality towards the BBS.

Quiet Psychopath.

Seriously, I'm fucking scared of myself.

At 3/17/11 10:58 PM, Shade wrote: The abortion one, the maggot eye one jeezus NG, why?

They're only disturbing if you're a pussy.

Damn...

At 3/17/11 09:28 PM, Travis wrote: What about maggot boob?

*Cries like a little schoolgirl*

At 3/17/11 08:30 PM, Major-n0ob wrote:
Now let us take a step back and reexamine this information. Scientists agree that the Big Bang happened, and it is now being said that time itself DID exist before the Big Bang occurred.

Hey...hey psst...did you know people thought the earth was flat? Guess what, after the appearance of empirical evidence, that little theory changed. I guess there weren't any 'pillars of the earth' or sky waterbowl aka 'firmament' after all! Looks like the sky was blue due to light refractions from oxygen particles! Gee wilikers!

This means that there was a point in time, before the Big Bang, where a great deal of matter and energy did not exist.

Hmm...so that shit I just took came from nowhere.(What I mean is that the Big Bang was an explosion of materialthat was already there, meaning that anything previous would be a tad bit near impossible to document.) I gotta know how this crap happens man! Next thing you know chicks get pregnant for no effing reason at all, and not from the joining of a sperm and an egg to form a fertilized zygote and undergo miosis!

Then, after the Big Bang, this matter and energy existed.

I'm guessing you failed elementary Physics. If you say there was time before the Big Bang, then energy and matter had already existed.

Refer to: Matter or Energy cannot be created nor destroyed, only transferred.

Aside from the obvious issues of conservation of mass and energy one must consider that the second law of thermodynamics stipulates that the universe will proceed towards disorder. This being said, if the Big Bang event really happened, which scientists believe, then it was by its very definition a supernatural phenomenon. After all, it is violating the first two laws of thermodynamics.

Ever hear something called Dark Energy? Google 'er up, you will find it's functions in the processes of the Universe quite interesting.

This is where I point out the asinine mockery that atheists use when they bring up the "flying spaghetti monster" comment.

Tee-hee.

They purport to say that the existence of God is utterly ridiculous, but what I find ridiculous is how one would prefer to believe in a supernatural event that occurred without cause and has never occurred again since. If the Big Bang event really happened, and it wasn't the work of God, then it would require us to choose between the Big Bang or the Laws of Thermodynamics. Otherwise, the atheistic standpoint stands on a scientific contradiction.

We don't choose between anything, we only experiment, document, and theorize. In addition...Gosh, I'm not qualified enough to correctly answer, so your ignorance is left standing. Tell this to your Physics teacher and she will explain to you and so much more.

To me, it seems like a done deal. I don't know for certain which religion (if any) is the truth, but it seems to me that atheism simply isn't possible scientifically. I apologize for the long read, but if you made it through, grats. Here's a cookie.

No, it seems to me like you're a troll or uneducated. Religion is a system based on faith, which requires no and refutes scientific evidence against it.

PS. I like PB cookies better,

I only use Sparknotes when the text is too long-winded and sickeningly descriptive that it interferes with the pacing of the book.

See: The Great Gatsby. I still don't see the point of taking 3 pages over some random chick with an affair at a party.

19. Get a job.

People need to read the freaking rules.

Action: Scratching off a instant win ticket.

Now add an action to it. Please.

At 3/17/11 12:55 AM, Travis wrote:

At 3/17/11 12:53 AM, zalecot wrote: Making fun of people's pain is one of the cornerstones of comedy. Get over it.

How do you think South Park is still around, and this is nothing near the extent to which they have went on the show.

Their insights into the social human being, satire on governmental and popular items or incidents, and the commentry on the corrupting influence society has over the minds of small children.

At 3/17/11 12:06 AM, Shade wrote: Pimp has no icon http://pimp.newgrounds.com/

Giving pimp a patties day icon that isn't the saint himself is dividing by zero my friend.

At 3/17/11 12:53 AM, zalecot wrote:
Making fun of people's pain is one of the four cornerstones of comedy. Get over it.

*punches zalecot*