Also you are doomed by your refusal to play co-op games, because I am currently obsessed with a board game I just got and I'm basically playing it constantly with Cinders and Winky and Winky's friend Mike.
the legacy one?
Yep. It's like a semi-legacy.
The easiest way to describe it is that it's like a long D&D campaign without needing a DM, but frankly I think that undersells it. In addition to being just a really fun game, the components are really nice and also cleverly designed.
So far I don't really have anything bad to say about it.
oh cool have fun
*kicks rocks*
It's not my fault you married someone who is incapable of working together with people.
She probably wouldn't even help during the scenario, just run around and pick up all the coins monsters drop after other people killed them.
She'd have all the best equipment and just never use it.
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The hug vs handshake conundrum is a tough one sometimes, because I honestly don't care which one happens, but it's hard to tell in that first few seconds you meet someone which they'd prefer.
I generally find handshakes to be a safer bet, even (especially?) with ladies.
I assume handshakes in mixed company
The huggers will generally do wtf they feel anyway
It's actually awkward for some of my married friends when I talk about my wife, so I tend to avoid doing it
Because we are very happy with each other and enormously supportive and genuinely enjoy spending time with each other, but also respect each others' need to have our own hobbies and friends
So when like my wife will text me to ask a question or something when I'm out with the lads and they'll be like "oh the ball and chain clanking at you" and I'm like no she had a question about the cats?
And I guess I'm just not participating in some kind of shared social ritual of ragging about our wives but I don't want to?
The hug vs handshake conundrum is a tough one sometimes, because I honestly don't care which one happens, but it's hard to tell in that first few seconds you meet someone which they'd prefer.
I generally find handshakes to be a safer bet, even (especially?) with ladies.
yeah I am fine with hugs from newly met friends, and even some coworkers
but I will typically go for the handshake first because I don't want to assume someone else wants the H unless they've indicated that they do
with dudes this often turns into the hands clasped at chest while hugging with other hand, slapping the back thing
I have never had a lady do that though, prolly because tits, so that's usually where you'll get the awkward reshuffling
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LudiousI just wanted a sandwich A temporally dislocated QuiznosRegistered Userregular
Well my coworkers did lie to the cops when a copier tech punched a nazi at a company event, and cops don't seem to take the word of nazis as to who started it
when you have SS lightning bolt tattoos you must really think the world is against you
Having nazi tattoos is like a walking "I started some shit" sign
A person who has a Nazi tattoo in a highly visible, difficult to conceal area, like their fucking neck
That is a dangerous person
That is a person who has renounced connection to the normal world of normal people. They're essentially outlawing themselves. They can't get a normal job anymore, they can only get a job working for other Nazis and their friends will only be other Nazis. They have cut themselves off. It's a bold, dangerous statement and any good thinking person is right to be alarmed by them displaying such markings with pride.
I was amazed at how my initial intuitions about how Neo-Nazi gatherings must be normalizing outlets for such persons were just dead wrong.
Every single private rally I read about... multiple stab wound victims, pistols being waved around, speakers literally being yanked off of stages or podiums by their feet from the crowd below.
I've mostly gotten my college friends to stop saying faggot and n***** as shock jokes, but that's about it. My basic tools are things like not laughing and popularizing alternatives. I have not been a great social justice firebrand.
you also just go whoaaaa and play up the shocked indignation, i've seen it
That's reserved for very minor violations and misspeaking from you and will.
all of my "minor violations" are when i am QUOTING
context dankey, context
you can't poorly rap the entirety of dmx's "where the hood at" then say "I'm just quoting!"
you can at will's condo
there are no rules
This cannot possibly be true.
Maybe there are no rules regarding slurs and/or epithets, but there's no way Will's place has no rules at all.
the first rule of will's condo is there are no rules at will's condo
the second rule is that all steaks shall be made sous vide
the third is no shoes on the carpet pls
Don't act like I wouldn't kicked out if I tried to use one of his expensive brands of alcohol to make a fruity mixed drink where you can't even taste the alcohol.
Speaking of fruity drinks. When are you coming over to make that one I love? And to see porpy. visiblehowl
omg that's not a fruity drink, porp, it's a carefully balanced high-class cocktail
don't embarrass me in front of my friends
we met porp's sister and her boyfriend last night for dinner before Hamilton
it was our first time meeting the boyfriend and he really went all out
took us to his favorite diner, ordered his favorite apps and the main course was something not even on the menu that they've made specially for him before
the place is BYOB so they brought a thing of nice bourbon and a bottle of red wine
i think he assumed the guys would drink the bourbon and the girls the wine but porp just drank all the bourbon herself
lol classic
That dude knows what's up, though. Pulling out all the stops the first time you meet your SO's family is a pro tier move.
he went for a hug on porp and a handshake on me during the initial greeting
i said fuck that we're hugging meanwhile porp gave him a look and was like, "we're hugging?"
yessss reject the gender norms shark and porp
reject them
reject norms and dish out hugs
When I was about to meet Shivahn I agonized a little bit: "Is this a hug situation or a handshake situation??"
Shiv saw me, smiled, accelerated to a hug-trajectory; excellent 5/7 friendship
So now that's basically just what I do
I made a game! Hotline Maui. Requires mouse and keyboard.
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Sir Landsharkresting shark faceRegistered Userregular
Also you are doomed by your refusal to play co-op games, because I am currently obsessed with a board game I just got and I'm basically playing it constantly with Cinders and Winky and Winky's friend Mike.
the legacy one?
Yep. It's like a semi-legacy.
The easiest way to describe it is that it's like a long D&D campaign without needing a DM, but frankly I think that undersells it. In addition to being just a really fun game, the components are really nice and also cleverly designed.
So far I don't really have anything bad to say about it.
oh cool have fun
*kicks rocks*
It's not my fault you married someone who is incapable of working together with people.
She probably wouldn't even help during the scenario, just run around and pick up all the coins monsters drop after other people killed them.
She'd have all the best equipment and just never use it.
yes this is exactly what she would do, if it were an option
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The hug vs handshake conundrum is a tough one sometimes, because I honestly don't care which one happens, but it's hard to tell in that first few seconds you meet someone which they'd prefer.
I generally find handshakes to be a safer bet, even (especially?) with ladies.
yeah i am actually more likely to go for a hug or like, the handshake pull in to a side hug move first time meeting a guy than a girl
I rarely hug. Even family members. Then again I've admitted I probably have undiagnosed social anxiety issues.
I would like some money because these are artisanal nuggets of wisdom philistine.
it's not because i'm uncomfortable feeling their boobs, it's that i'm uncomfortable with them feeling mine. i loathe my body and it makes me feel feminine and unattractive so hugging a hot girl makes me feel like a sexless blob
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Donkey KongPutting Nintendo out of business with AI nipsRegistered Userregular
The hug vs handshake conundrum is a tough one sometimes, because I honestly don't care which one happens, but it's hard to tell in that first few seconds you meet someone which they'd prefer.
I generally find handshakes to be a safer bet, even (especially?) with ladies.
I assume handshakes in mixed company
The huggers will generally do wtf they feel anyway
Yeah I accommodate huggers, who generally feel strongly about the subject and will just go for it
If someone doesn't go for it, I assume they're not a hugger.
The hug vs handshake conundrum is a tough one sometimes, because I honestly don't care which one happens, but it's hard to tell in that first few seconds you meet someone which they'd prefer.
I generally find handshakes to be a safer bet, even (especially?) with ladies.
yeah i am actually more likely to go for a hug or like, the handshake pull in to a side hug move first time meeting a guy than a girl
I rarely hug. Even family members. Then again I've admitted I probably have undiagnosed social anxiety issues.
I don't get enough hugs, really. Luckily, my roommate is a hugger.
I knew a guy in college that would have fun sometimes by calling those numbers and asking for all sorts of lewd things using the code and once they got agreement he'd drop some sort of "And it's not a problem that I'm 14, right?" kind of thing and see how long he could get them to keep going.
It's actually awkward for some of my married friends when I talk about my wife, so I tend to avoid doing it
Because we are very happy with each other and enormously supportive and genuinely enjoy spending time with each other, but also respect each others' need to have our own hobbies and friends
So when like my wife will text me to ask a question or something when I'm out with the lads and they'll be like "oh the ball and chain clanking at you" and I'm like no she had a question about the cats?
And I guess I'm just not participating in some kind of shared social ritual of ragging about our wives but I don't want to?
They're probably just jealous.
My friends think I'm disgusting because I'm filthily in love.
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Well my coworkers did lie to the cops when a copier tech punched a nazi at a company event, and cops don't seem to take the word of nazis as to who started it
when you have SS lightning bolt tattoos you must really think the world is against you
Having nazi tattoos is like a walking "I started some shit" sign
A person who has a Nazi tattoo in a highly visible, difficult to conceal area, like their fucking neck
That is a dangerous person
That is a person who has renounced connection to the normal world of normal people. They're essentially outlawing themselves. They can't get a normal job anymore, they can only get a job working for other Nazis and their friends will only be other Nazis. They have cut themselves off. It's a bold, dangerous statement and any good thinking person is right to be alarmed by them displaying such markings with pride.
I was amazed at how my initial intuitions about how Neo-Nazi gatherings must be normalizing outlets for such persons were just dead wrong.
Every single private rally I read about... multiple stab wound victims, pistols being waved around, speakers literally being yanked off of stages or podiums by their feet from the crowd below.
Like, that's how they treat their own.
x.x
There are reasons you have 20+ groups all claiming to be the true KKK. And the neo-nazis aren't better about this. Their ability to hate each other is just as strong.
The older I get, the grouchier I get about manners
desc writing angry letters to the editor
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Blameless Cleric An angel made of sapphires each more flawlessly cut than the last Registered Userregular
Pinecone and I are disgustingly gross, but like, pretty much all my IRL friends are either also part of disgustingly gross couples or single p much by choice/happy with an extended community of sexfriends due to different priorities so nobody minds thankfully
Pinecone and I are disgustingly gross, but like, pretty much all my IRL friends are either also part of disgustingly gross couples or single p much by choice/happy with an extended community of sexfriends due to different priorities so nobody minds thankfully
It's actually awkward for some of my married friends when I talk about my wife, so I tend to avoid doing it
Because we are very happy with each other and enormously supportive and genuinely enjoy spending time with each other, but also respect each others' need to have our own hobbies and friends
So when like my wife will text me to ask a question or something when I'm out with the lads and they'll be like "oh the ball and chain clanking at you" and I'm like no she had a question about the cats?
And I guess I'm just not participating in some kind of shared social ritual of ragging about our wives but I don't want to?
oh my god I hate this
thankfully IME it's mostly limited to older generations
seems like people under around 35 realized they shouldn't get married to people they hate
life's a game that you're bound to lose / like using a hammer to pound in screws
fuck up once and you break your thumb / if you're happy at all then you're god damn dumb
that's right we're on a fucked up cruise / God is dead but at least we have booze
bad things happen, no one knows why / the sun burns out and everyone dies
Since I snuck in last year and said I wouldn't this year:
To whom it may concern of the fabled NY PAers (Variable Hakkekage Deebaser specifically I think mm hmmm'd me last year), the foolish woman who I tricked into marrying me and I are going to be in NYC the night of the 23rd - 26th (Thur - Sun). We're seeing Hamilton Friday night (#humblebrag) but other than that we don't have hard and fast plans.
I DON'T EVEN WANT TO SEE YOUR FACE
(what time are you seeing Hamilton)
Its the price you pay for seeing the rest of me!
8p Friday, I'm going to work from the hotel (Broadway between 54th and 55th st) until like lunch on Friday.
The hug vs handshake conundrum is a tough one sometimes, because I honestly don't care which one happens, but it's hard to tell in that first few seconds you meet someone which they'd prefer.
I generally find handshakes to be a safer bet, even (especially?) with ladies.
I assume handshakes in mixed company
The huggers will generally do wtf they feel anyway
I am a handshake person. Mostly because hugging can sometimes send my hypervigilance into overdrive. Which I find exhausting. But I know the huggers generally mean well so I tolerate it.
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It's not my fault you married someone who is incapable of working together with people.
She probably wouldn't even help during the scenario, just run around and pick up all the coins monsters drop after other people killed them.
She'd have all the best equipment and just never use it.
I assume handshakes in mixed company
The huggers will generally do wtf they feel anyway
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there's two protocols
the SATA one
and the PCIE one
the cheap ones are SATA based, and offer nothing over the SATA cable, really
and sometimes the board doesn't even support one or the other, so be careful
oh. i forgot.
Heyyy gurl hey
I'm psyched we're all psyched!
Oh you know, just living life. Got a boyf, got a job, play rugby with gays, keeps me busy ya know.
Because we are very happy with each other and enormously supportive and genuinely enjoy spending time with each other, but also respect each others' need to have our own hobbies and friends
So when like my wife will text me to ask a question or something when I'm out with the lads and they'll be like "oh the ball and chain clanking at you" and I'm like no she had a question about the cats?
And I guess I'm just not participating in some kind of shared social ritual of ragging about our wives but I don't want to?
yeah I am fine with hugs from newly met friends, and even some coworkers
but I will typically go for the handshake first because I don't want to assume someone else wants the H unless they've indicated that they do
with dudes this often turns into the hands clasped at chest while hugging with other hand, slapping the back thing
I have never had a lady do that though, prolly because tits, so that's usually where you'll get the awkward reshuffling
cousins and siblings fight
reject norms and dish out hugs
When I was about to meet Shivahn I agonized a little bit: "Is this a hug situation or a handshake situation??"
Shiv saw me, smiled, accelerated to a hug-trajectory; excellent 5/7 friendship
So now that's basically just what I do
yes this is exactly what she would do, if it were an option
I rarely hug. Even family members. Then again I've admitted I probably have undiagnosed social anxiety issues.
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it's not because i'm uncomfortable feeling their boobs, it's that i'm uncomfortable with them feeling mine. i loathe my body and it makes me feel feminine and unattractive so hugging a hot girl makes me feel like a sexless blob
speaking of things people are sensitive about...
some playful ribbing (so and so looks like a grandma in that kerchief!) seems totes acceptable to me but idk
Well I'm glad you came down from your ivory tower to chat with the groundlings.
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Yeah I accommodate huggers, who generally feel strongly about the subject and will just go for it
If someone doesn't go for it, I assume they're not a hugger.
They're probably just jealous.
My friends think I'm disgusting because I'm filthily in love.
There are reasons you have 20+ groups all claiming to be the true KKK. And the neo-nazis aren't better about this. Their ability to hate each other is just as strong.
but it HIT A DEER during take-off
@Ludious
About people not having manners or about certain social expectations being dumb
that's not how warming up works you chodes
desc writing angry letters to the editor
I'd love it if you took a look at my art and my PATREON!
so far I have written 0 lines of code and have spent my time 'dev testing'
*hits f5*
Is there a tutorial
oh my god I hate this
thankfully IME it's mostly limited to older generations
seems like people under around 35 realized they shouldn't get married to people they hate
fuck up once and you break your thumb / if you're happy at all then you're god damn dumb
that's right we're on a fucked up cruise / God is dead but at least we have booze
bad things happen, no one knows why / the sun burns out and everyone dies
@OnTheLastCastle Shark, too?
hmm I reckon you'll need another pot of coffee, maybe 2, before you can get all this dev testing done
Don't worry, I'm still better than y'all *hair flick*
on the daily standup call like
*voice wavers* n-no issues to report
Classic Daxon
pleasepaypreacher.net
About people not knowing how to act
As David Mitchell said, there good good manners, bad good manners, good bad manners, and bad bad manners
Its the price you pay for seeing the rest of me!
8p Friday, I'm going to work from the hotel (Broadway between 54th and 55th st) until like lunch on Friday.
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I am a handshake person. Mostly because hugging can sometimes send my hypervigilance into overdrive. Which I find exhausting. But I know the huggers generally mean well so I tolerate it.