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I WANNA NOW HOW BARREN THIS PLACE IS.
>>87
Don't remind me.
I prefer figs. Dates are too sweet.
90GET
>>89
I misread your post at first and thought you said you prefer fags.
When going new places, how do you introduce yourself to people? Isn't it awkward to walk up to someone and say "hello"?
You should never venture from the house, never get misunderstood by the non-player characters inhabiting Earth,
They're not going to follow what you're saying at all. They impugn and appall in the scope of their gall as you hide in your room in disgust with the lights turned out.
But just as in games, when you have to interact with non-player characters in order to finish, don't you have to interact with other people in life to do well?
It might not be easy but I want to learn how...I'm scared they won't like me.
>>13
Remember - If you ever meet a mean NPC, what do you do? You leave and find another NPC of course! In every game, there are hundreds of NPC's waiting to speak with you; some nice, some not so nice.
Will you let one mean NPC make you uninstall the game? No way! Now get out there and find someone nice to talk to! And if you meet someone mean by chance, remember this - There's always another, nicer NPC waiting to speak with you!
I'm an NPC, and I don't like how the players treat me. I'd rather spend my time with other NPCs, but we seem frustratingly confined in our behaviour. It's like we are just following a script, and the plot, if it involves us at all, is never to our benefit.
Are you bickering bilge rats almost done? All hands on deck!
Drop the moorings!
Weigh anchor! Two-six!
His beard is long and red and
His hat stays on his head and
He asks us all the questions and
We know all the answers
His heart lies in the ocean
He's the commotion in the city of lust
He's the captain
That depends entirely on whether the chimp be female.
Hoist fore sail!
i am no longer human
>>16 I have never heard of it, and would like to hear your rationale behind it.
>>20 Don't think, feel.
>>21 I don't feel so good.
>>22 Oh. In that case, rationalization. `Deserve' --> rationalization --> rationality is rationalization --> rationawiki, terrible as reddit ->> rationalreddit --> go the fuck back to rationalreddit
>>23 Long-distance conclusion jumping should be an olympic discipline. Very amusing, indeed.
i read the thread two threads below this one. it was pretty good...
Only smart people allowed to post here.
I can't post here, so this space is all yours.
fart on my dik
>>15 I'm not asking for proof. I'm asking for my password on Facebook, since I wasn't even aware that I had one.
>>17
Oh Christ I can't even respond to this.
>>17
Everyone has a password on Facebook, it's kinda like a mormon sect, you can be married to some mormon and not even know about it. That's Zuckerberg's ultimate goal, everybody on Facebook even against their will.
Yours is ilikechildren, by the way.
man is a mere machine
a fortuitous conjunction of atoms
materialism is derived from indo-european language
Philosophy makes me want to kill myself
ECHO WE WRITE A PROGRAM ONE LINE AT A TIME, I'LL START
# -- REM // (* what language should the code be written in? *)
# >>9 how about BBC7DE? its something im making as i post
# also with BBC7DE >>1-4,6-9 would be comments
[7-] [s7;] [7][7*/] [p7] [s7;/] [-x-] [p7/] [-x-/] [7x] [7-/] [7x/]
# [s7], segment (segments start with [7-] and end with [7-/]). with ; search segments for 7*,
# which is a wildcard. [p7] is a pipe. this line makes everything that is on [7][/]s into [-x-] variables.
# [7]s can be switches of sorts
# >this line makes everything that is on [7][/]s into [-x-] variables.
# wait, does it... maybe it should have been something like
[7-] [s7] [7s] [7"] [7][7*/] [7"/] [p7] [7s/] [s7/] [-x-] [p7/] [-x-/] [7x] [7-/] [7x/]
# [s7] segments (all)
# [7s] searches string
# [7s] search*
end