Idiot Cube

Don't worry, this is just an in-joke where we all pretend to claim a newcomer's organs! I call the hair! Ha ha!
You need to get the fuck outta here, man. They took my damn teeth.

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CELT MAGIC FORCE GHOST

#throwback thursday 
 

it was awesome
 
 

I'm too rich to be banned!
 
Also it's been one year since I didn't bother changing this stupid Gary avatar!

Pfft, poor and Irish plebs cant pay to get out of jail.

we just need to use some reverse psychology
 
i only looked for this place because everyone refused to tell me what the hell a "batcave" was
 
no one wants to join a forum for a bunch of sadboys who don't play TF2 any more, but everyone wants to join a forum for a bunch of sadboys who don't play TF2 anymore that they can't be in

No, like Superman
 

Done!! I think this one really turned out well : )

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
 
 

Wow I haven't done this in a while
 
sat down and made some progress
 
 

But if I admit that my candidate said something that was factually incorrect, then I would have to start using CRITICAL THINKING to decide whether or not I should really be giving them my support! And then I'd have to start considering the benefits of both parties without blindly demonizing one of them! Or worse, I might even consider a THIRD party!!!
 
Why do you hate America, Wulff?!?!?!?!

why is it hard to anchor a tent to a ceiling?
 
i tried

Titanfall 2 because goddammit more people need to be playing it.
 
Honorable mention goes to Overwatch for reminding me that competitive gaming is, and always will be, cancer.

And tell us about the drone as well.

Three days ago I had a dream where I moved out into my own home. It was hugely spacious and felt like an auditorium.
 
anyway I leave for a day and a troupe of merchants, complete with tents and beasts of burden, have taken up residence in my foyer. I ask the leader to get his group out of my home, but he replies since it was empty when they found it, it is now their property.
 
so I am now fed up and decide to just kill them all with a sword and board I have suddenly. Well in the middle of my fight I try to kill the leader but he won't die. I suddenly realize reality has rules like TES and he's Essential. I've ruined a quest I was supposedly doing by killing the merchants. I try to fix it by reloading an earlier save, but then I woke up.
 
never should have come here

I kinda wish we'd gotten a bit more character development and story on all of them before going "Oh yeah by the way this person is gay, now back to this awesome story I was telling..." I like how ME3 handled Cortez, even though he didn't get any major amounts of development, it wasn't really hammered in that he's gay when you find out about it, if you even got to that reveal anyway. But this just feels like "LESBIAN SURPRISE! -Rainbows-".

I'd have rather them focused more on building up these characters more before any reveals on romantic relationships. Either that or just have it mildly introduced when we were learning about each character in the beginning. Let the shippers and artists have their own headcanon (which they'll continue to do anyway) and keep with the world-building.

Don't just have 'em be gay for the sake of inclusivity, or just leave out the romantic relationships altogether, let people (keep) form(ing) their own stuff on them.

This also reeks of being a safe choice, with Tracer being the face of the game (she's the only character on the front cover of physical copies), despite the diverse cast of characters, and being the cute lesbian is pretty much the safest way to introduce an LGBT character. I'm not against it, but either fully commit to the deal or just don't do it.

Having only caught up on this discussion just now, I want to throw in my 2 cents to the whole argument from a perspective outside the US. I suppose the fact that I am not American and the fact that I do not live in America could be grounds for dismissing my argument because I am not smart enough to make a comparison that is 100/100 relevant to the current state of the US, because my experience isn't with the US but rather my own country (Denmark). I hope you will read anyway.
 
The Danish people cherish some ideas that I think would be best described as the "core values" of what it means to be a Dane and how life in Denmark should be. I'm not going to go into detail of what these core values are, because that is besides the point I am trying to make. In the recent decades, Denmark has experienced an increasing influx of people from eastern europe and the middle east migrating here. Some of them have been refugees seeking a safe haven from one of the many conflicts in the world, most have been economic migrants looking for better work opportunities to support their families. Denmark is a socialist state and has been for many decades at this point. Abiding by the law and following the will of the collective community in general are things that are very important to us. This is also part of the reason why crime in Denmark has been and is very low, we nurture respect and goodwill towards the community from a very young age and most people would never even dream of stealing over here. Doors, bicycles and even cars are left unlocked in the streets, because people trust each other to that level. Of course crime exists, but it is a very, very small number of crimes that are commited.
 
But here's what happens when we receive refugees and other immigrants in our country: We try our hardest to integrate them into society. Unfortunately it seems to be the case that many of them, especially middle-eastern newcomers, are quite reluctant to "adapt" to the ways of the Danish society. I'm not saying that they should give up their cultural or religious identities, but I am saying that currently there doesn't seem to even be an attempt from the vast majority of immigrants to become a part of Denmark and her culture. I won't call our integration methods and policies perfect, but compared to other nationalities, the middle-eastern people are quite bad when it comes to this. This had since led to the creation of ghettos, criminal gangs and an overall increase in crime. These are just pure and simple facts. This causes a bit of a grumble with the Danish population, because we're used to people respecting the law, respecting our values and generally have the same outlook on what life in Denmark should be like. This grumble stirs and grows when you then add illegal immigrants into the equation. Not only do they display the same tendencies as the people who have legally immigrated, but they then also abuse our system in order to receive welfare.
 
I'm sure that many people would say that the "Danish mentality" is old-fashioned, but we're a country that likes the way things are and the way things have been. As long as immigrants go through the proper channels and attempt to participate in our integration programs, there is no problem. We understand that it takes time, people over here aren't ignorant. This has nothing to do with racism or cultural white-washing of people who aren't Danish. They're free to practice the same rituals they used to do, believe in the same god they used to do, celebrate the same holidays they used to do, as long as they don't try and shove these things down our throat. As long as they show the want and willingness to respect the country and the community that took them under its wing, they're free to do as they like (Within the confinements of the law of course).
 
From that perspective, I can sit here and nod to some of the things I see Raison writing. I don't agree with everything that is being said, in fact I don't even agree with most of it, but I can see the standpoint where it comes from. The wish to uphold some core values in a country that is dear to you and ultimately get rid of the people that are not respecting the process (Illegal immigrants fx.). I'm not defending any notions of racism or ultranationalism or whatever has been brought up in this discussion. I also think that people on both sides of the argument have allowed their passion to flare a bit too much. I hope my American friends on this board will respect that while you might have different political values, you're still countrymen.
 
I know that this post has only touched on one of many issues that are currently hot topics. It is not that I have forgotten them or do not care about them, it is just that I am not entirely sure what to say about them, so I will refrain from doing so. But please do not think that I am so narrow-minded to believe that illegal immigration is the only problem America faces, it is just the topic I wished to comment on.

Seems like a decent explanation, yeah.
 
And before Caveson comes in, no he was not saying the same thing as Crowder. Crowder's argument is insulting people pushed them towards Trump. This guy's is that the Democratic campaign and supporters spent too much time throwing those insults and did nothing to draw them towards Clinton. So given a choice between a candidate that had no policies, and a candidate with bumfuck stupid policies, the latter was at least a bit more clear about what he wanted to do.
 
That I can agree with.