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If you think that in a perfect world everyone agrees with you then you are stupid.
If you think you can achieve that world without violence then you're naive and stupid.
If you think you can achieve it with violence then you are evil and stupid.
Just came back from a 50 person group gathering where we all just used our online names and it worked great.
Been friends with those weirdos for years on the net and we fell into old conversations like it was natural.
Fragtastik retweeted
"I don’t want an AR in the cold.
The bolt locks up, or so I’m told!
I don’t want an AR in the sand,
I do not want one in my hand!
No AR's in the jungles, please,
Where the trees speak Vietnamese!
I don’t want one in the lowland flat,
They do not work where mud is bad!
I do not want one here or there,
I don't want an AR anywhere!"
But the gun works fine in cold or heat.
In sand, or jungle, or muddy streets.
Your post complains of nothing true!
The rifle’s fine; the problem’s you!
Every time I'm ready to give up on Star Wars forever, some passionate group of game devs makes something incredibly fun and full of joy for the universe and reignites my own love.
People mock the Chicago Style pizza as a casserole, and they may be right, but goddamn it's a good casserole.
Been trying to figure out what this weird rumbling is at my house, and just now realized that the house caddy corner to mine where I don't have windows has a project muscle car they're working on. I don't know what's in it, but damn she's loud!
I love the whole cycle of rebirth in Dragon's Dogma.
One "Will" is sacrificed to maintain the world, and in the process a new "Will" is born.
It has a beautiful symmetry.
And each game explores the ways that cycle can break and be mended.
The XP boost in Hard Mode in Dragon's Dogma is insane. My level is out of control, I passed 200 and barely saw it go by.
The only thing I'm getting is a 4hp bonus per level now.




















