I want some cheap brand purses :(

Why would you edit this post 14 times? what's there to edit?

OCD is irrational, if that answers anything. It's sort of like how I must eat everything with peanuts and hot sauce, and with a lot of black pepper; It doesn't make anything taste better, almost worse, but I just have to.

gladly I don't have OCD, or at least none to my knowledge. Is there any sort of help for people who have it?

...hitting them with a BIG STICK.

That and, i think M was just trying to get the 'Desu's to line up.

Edits enumerated:

1: Original post which was just the whistling face
2: Added desus
3: Put the desu's in a spoiler
4: changed the desu's size
5: Added youtube link
6: Added comment about youtube link
7: Changed comment about youtube link
8: Added text arrow about youtube link
9: Added text and picture about ads,
10: Changed the position of the ad
11: changed the wording of the text about the ad
12: Added edit context
13: Removed edit context
14: Added snide remark about OCD


Ah, what fun. Including the fact that the forum only registered less than half of these as changes. I think it's finally becoming temperamental to my insane number of edits. Just like this post.

http://www.topcultured.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/semenrelatedcosts.jpg

I can only imagine what that would read if M had been assigned to write it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TliPd6ErBew

Belgian humour XD

MY BAG STRAP BROKE NOOOOO

that was the greatest bag everr :(

Gar I hate pipeline management.

:bohaha: Down to 300 moderation posts :bohaha:

:bohaha: Down to 300 moderation posts :bohaha:

It's dwindling down
How much of it has been spam so far? lol.

:heh: :heh: :heh: :heh: :heh:

About 10% is spam, and 70% are illegal MP3 request links.

A rather interesting metric, wouldn't you say?

About 10% is spam, and 70% are illegal MP3 request links.
Well one of my requests were denied I figured that, but i'm getting some help regarding that matter.

It would be nice if there was a confirmation message sent by PM to tell why a post was denied being accepted, but that would be even more work for you.

On other note, how long does it take for the "New Member" message above the avatar to change to "Member"?

-_- -_- -_- -_- -_-

Well one of my requests were denied I figured that, but i'm getting some help regarding that matter.

It would be nice if there was a confirmation message sent by PM to tell why a post was denied being accepted, but that would be even more work for you.

On other note, how long does it take for the "New Member" message above the avatar to change to "Member"?

-_- -_- -_- -_- -_-


[...] The exact cocktail's definition is secret; just like the criteria for transitioning from new member to member. [...]

Ah ok, thanks for the heads up ^.^
I guess I'm just gonna have to be more active ^.^

I'm surprised this forum doesn't show post counts
sure different than most forums, lol.

:\ :\ :\ :\ :\

:gramps:

:gramps:

:cry:

:cry:
http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a85/ElderKain/Sprites/BoxDude.gif

:heh: :heh: :heh: :heh: :heh:

Why is that man wearing a box?

Why is that man wearing a box?

BECAUSE HE'S A GUNDAAAAAMMMM!!!!!!1131!!@!~~


In other news, I came 2nd in a recent skate comp.
here's semi finals =O
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-OF-wvk2I4

:bohaha: Down to 300 moderation posts :bohaha:

tut tut

BECAUSE HE'S A GUNDAAAAAMMMM!!!!!!1131!!@!~~


In other news, I came 2nd in a recent skate comp.
here's semi finals =O
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-OF-wvk2I4

THERE'S A GUNDAM DOWN HEA--*explosion*

:music: "There's a man goin' 'round takin' names. An' he decides who to free and who to blame." :music:

Whoahhhh, GC is back?

Who divided by zero?

Whoahhhh, GC is back?

Who divided by zero?

Error ErrorErrorErrorErrorErrorError
DOES NOT COMPUTE!
:sweat: :sweat: :sweat: :sweat: :sweat:

Pfft. Every mathematician knows that dividing by zero results in a single indeterminate value.

http://img686.imageshack.us/img686/5718/dividebyzero.jpg
No, this is what dividing by zero results in

that looks sweet

I have 4 cakes. I dont give and to anyone, how many cakes do i have?

Oh look, i just divided by zero.



:3

Chrissy's picture kinda freaks me out. I'm afraid that I'll fall in.

I read through an article today and it appeared as though its content was typed out twice. Then I realized that I was actually reading the Japanese. MLIA

I have 4 cakes. I dont give and to anyone, how many cakes do i have?

Oh look, i just divided by zero.
:3

You now have an infinite number of cakes! Obviously.

I have 4 cakes. I dont give and to anyone, how many cakes do i have?

Oh look, i just divided by zero.



:3

Actually you're dividing by 1 since you (1) have the cakes (4), you didn't give any away, therefore you still have 4
4/1 = 4 :3

Bad interpretation of the problem. This is actually a modular arithmetic (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modular_arithmetic) question.

0 ≡ 4 (mod 4) ≡ 0 (mod 4)

yayy new top gear has done. will watch tonight :D

I just discovered a hair in my mouth

so

ew.

Hopefully it's your own...:mellow:

Bad interpretation of the problem. This is actually a modular arithmetic (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modular_arithmetic) question.

0 ≡ 4 (mod 4) ≡ 0 (mod 4)

You could probably also explain it in the complex plane. Just speculating though.

You could probably also explain it in the complex plane. Just speculating though.

For Gekk's problem, there's no need. That overcomplicates the problem, and the first rule of math is take the easiest route always, always.

For the division by zero, it sorta has to be done in the complex plane, but I doubt anyone here has even thought of the topics of consequence vectors, fractal modeling, and the complex analysis required for proper interpretation of these datas. Oh, and let's not forget about that one physics-math: Calculus.

For Gekk's problem, there's no need. That overcomplicates the problem, and the first rule of math is take the easiest route always, always.

For the division by zero, it has to be done in the complex plane, but I doubt anyone here has even thought of the topics of consequence vectors, fractal modeling, and the complex analysis required for proper interpretation of these datas.

In C++ I just set a While loop to prevent that, lol.




cin >> denom;
while(denom = 0)
{
cout << "ERROR": Cannot divide by 0";
cin >> denom;
}

:lol:

Does MQuote mean Mies Quote? What does a Mies Quote do?

In C++ I just set a While loop to prevent that, lol.




cin >> denom;
while(denom = 0)
{
cout << "ERROR": Cannot divide by 0";
cin >> denom;
}

:lol:

You can do better ;)


int main() {
double *a;
double *b;
for (;;) {
printf("Input Fraction > ");
scanf("%d / %d", a, b);
printf("\n");
try {
if (*b == 0) throw "Divide by Zero";
printf("%d/%d = %d", *a,*b,*a / *b);
}
catch (const char * a) {
printf("Exception thrown: %s\n", a);
continue;
}
break;
}
return 0;
}

I left off the headers and mallocs because those make me want to kill children.

Does MQuote mean Mies Quote? What does a Mies Quote do?

You use it only to specifically quote M

Does MQuote mean Mies Quote? What does a Mies Quote do?

It means "broken feature". Kinda like the signature rule violation detector.

/me's head explodes

It means "broken feature". Kinda like the signature rule violation detector.

Speaking of that...the signature rule violation detector's weird. I've used this set for as long as I can remember (and in the past as well) and that system randomly deems my sig as a violation at random occasions. At one page, it's a violation, the next page it isn't...then the next page it is...
It's really weird XD

EDIT: Like now
EDIT2: Nevermind XD

I was being facetious D:

Yay driving lesson *^^*

You can do better ;)


int main() {
double *a;
double *b;
for (;;) {
printf("Input Fraction > ");
scanf("%d / %d", a, b);
printf("\n");
try {
if (*b == 0) throw "Divide by Zero";
printf("%d/%d = %d", *a,*b,*a / *b);
}
catch (const char * a) {
printf("Exception thrown: %s\n", a);
continue;
}
break;
}
return 0;
}

I left off the headers and mallocs because those make me want to kill children.

I didn't put in the try/throw/catch function becasue I didn't want to type out a long code, lol. Also I haven't learned about the usage of the commands that are put in the #include <stdio.h>
I've been using the #include <iostream> using namespace std; which uses the cout << & cin >> which is more basic to newb C++ programmers like me, lol.

Initialisation is missing for all variables in both examples

Initialisation is missing for all variables in both examples

like, I said, I didn't want to put the full code... This isn't really programming chat, i'm just saying that in general because the talk was about dividing by zero...

x_x

Initialization is missing for all variables in both examples


I left off the headers and mallocs because those make me want to kill children.

So I've noticed that Phard really wants me to kill children :D

I thought you'd never realise.

wow thats a lot of post... O.o

o.O *runs away*

Oh fml, I can't believe the United States again. NY, negative on same-sex marriage. Seriously, when is this damn country going to get it's act together and stop putting human rights up for vote, by idiots?

I never knew that a religious ceremony was a human right that the government had any say in... But that's just a short meta-argument.

I never knew that a religious ceremony was a human right that the government had any say in... But that's just a short meta-argument.

Driveby owneage

<3 M

I want my carrr baaaack, I miss you so much :(

Oh my God, it feels exactly like summer right now. It's like seventy degrees in my room, with the windows blowing an awesome warm breeze into it, and my whole room is orange from the setting sun. THIS IS PROBABLY THE BEST DECEMBER EVER. My psych meter is at like 9001% right now, seriously. Time to go paint something awesome!

I never knew that a religious ceremony was a human right that the government had any say in... But that's just a short meta-argument.
Hahahahah, I was gonna say the same thing. XD
Gay "married" (civil union'd?) couples should still enjoy the tax benefits of married couples though, I think.

Separation of church and state got way messed up at some point along the line.

NEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERDS!

No you.

nu u r t3h n3rd!~1111one

leik omg.

Your mum.

<33

k filing cabinet

=O

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[32] But I must explain to you how all this mistaken idea of denouncing pleasure and praising pain was born and I will give you a complete account of the system, and expound the actual teachings of the great explorer of the truth, the master-builder of human happiness. No one rejects, dislikes, or avoids pleasure itself, because it is pleasure, but because those who do not know how to pursue pleasure rationally encounter consequences that are extremely painful. Nor again is there anyone who loves or pursues or desires to obtain pain of itself, because it is pain, but occasionally circumstances occur in which toil and pain can procure him some great pleasure. To take a trivial example, which of us ever undertakes laborious physical exercise, except to obtain some advantage from it? But who has any right to find fault with a man who chooses to enjoy a pleasure that has no annoying consequences, or one who avoids a pain that produces no resultant pleasure?
[33] On the other hand, we denounce with righteous indignation and dislike men who are so beguiled and demoralized by the charms of pleasure of the moment, so blinded by desire, that they cannot foresee the pain and trouble that are bound to ensue; and equal blame belongs to those who fail in their duty through weakness of will, which is the same as saying through shrinking from toil and pain. These cases are perfectly simple and easy to distinguish. In a free hour, when our power of choice is untrammelled and when nothing prevents our being able to do what we like best, every pleasure is to be welcomed and every pain avoided. But in certain circumstances and owing to the claims of duty or the obligations of business it will frequently occur that pleasures have to be repudiated and annoyances accepted. The wise man therefore always holds in these matters to this principle of selection: he rejects pleasures to secure other greater pleasures, or else he endures pains to avoid worse pains.

I have a toothache in the upper left side of my mouth...

hurts like hell >.<

x_x

I'm
Finally
Done
Approving
Pos--:sleep:

Oh and


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Bet you didn't see that.

I never knew that a religious ceremony was a human right that the government had any say in... But that's just a short meta-argument.

Marriage on the governmental basis of a civil union status, thanks. NY doesn't even have the option for same-sex civil unions in the first place. And like someone said before, there are benefits of marriage status that homosexual couples are being denied. It wouldn't be a matter of human rights if being barred from your spouse in a time of crisis or the validity of the guardianship of children wasn't a problem.

You don't have to have a religious ceremony to get married, in the United States anyways. Hell, if I was 18, I could pick a random girl at the mall tomorrow and get married to her fifteen minutes later if she consented. So much for the sanctity and religious validity of a marriage.

@M: I only saw vi britania and lacus klyne hahahah

O_o who would look through all that

M?

Marriage on the governmental basis of a civil union status, thanks. NY doesn't even have the option for same-sex civil unions in the first place. And like someone said before, there are benefits of marriage status that homosexual couples are being denied. It wouldn't be a matter of human rights if being barred from your spouse in a time of crisis or the validity of the guardianship of children wasn't a problem.

You don't have to have a religious ceremony to get married, in the United States anyways. Hell, if I was 18, I could pick a random girl at the mall tomorrow and get married to her fifteen minutes later if she consented. So much for the sanctity and religious validity of a marriage.

Marriage is a social concept in which two or more persons participate in life as a singular unit. That whole concept of civil union status is a nice pretty government definition that allows you to get more of a tax return in April. A marriage does not, nor has ever been required, to be one in the eyes of law. Marriage is simply a union of two people in living; nothing more, nothing less. What you're looking for is the prestige of saying you're "legally married", rather than following the actual definition of what it is to be married.

But apparently, you're claiming that it's impossible to live a married life without the law adding a lot of red tape to your marriage. Your definition of marriage is clearly somewhat twisted in a sense that you care more about the legal standing more than the other person you're involved with. But this is drawing an assumption. I guess I'll segue into a corollary.


This is why I hate the whole thought process that LGBT associations have with marriage. They try to state that they're unable to get married, but so few are actually willing to follow through with the core meaning of marriage, the actual concept, and understand that the whole legal factor is meaningless; a sheet of paper. So you can't be legally married. So what? Make up your own type of ceremony and/or promise or whatever you think marriage is about. Hell, I'll say that doing this is a lot more intimate and more private than some overblown ceremony or sheet of legally binding paperwork that only matters in taxes and the court of law.

I think I missed M.

Doesn't marriage kill a relationship anyway?:mellow:

I'm getting so fed up with the Netherlands x_x I wanna get outta here.

Come over here and we'll go out clubbing \o/

I'm actually considering the option of going to England, but I think England's being too easy on muslims (I mean, England has shaira courts, wtf?). That, and England's so old fashioned, expensive and wet :P

Although if Spoons would want me to over to England, right now would be a good moment for her to try and convince me in doing so :P However, if she doesn't convince me within a month she won't be able to anymore since either I'll have comitted suicide or I'll have sorted out my current problems.

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It's always the answer!*
Wouldn't it be nice if you could just sleep forever? Wouldn't that be so easy? Think about it a little! >=D

*It's never the answer. Don't kill yourselves, kiddies.

[32] But I must explain to you how all this mistaken idea of denouncing pleasure and praising pain was born and I will give you a complete account of the system, and expound the actual teachings of the great explorer of the truth, the master-builder of human happiness. No one rejects, dislikes, or avoids pleasure itself, because it is pleasure, but because those who do not know how to pursue pleasure rationally encounter consequences that are extremely painful. Nor again is there anyone who loves or pursues or desires to obtain pain of itself, because it is pain, but occasionally circumstances occur in which toil and pain can procure him some great pleasure. To take a trivial example, which of us ever undertakes laborious physical exercise, except to obtain some advantage from it? But who has any right to find fault with a man who chooses to enjoy a pleasure that has no annoying consequences, or one who avoids a pain that produces no resultant pleasure?
[33] On the other hand, we denounce with righteous indignation and dislike men who are so beguiled and demoralized by the charms of pleasure of the moment, so blinded by desire, that they cannot foresee the pain and trouble that are bound to ensue; and equal blame belongs to those who fail in their duty through weakness of will, which is the same as saying through shrinking from toil and pain. These cases are perfectly simple and easy to distinguish. In a free hour, when our power of choice is untrammelled and when nothing prevents our being able to do what we like best, every pleasure is to be welcomed and every pain avoided. But in certain circumstances and owing to the claims of duty or the obligations of business it will frequently occur that pleasures have to be repudiated and annoyances accepted. The wise man therefore always holds in these matters to this principle of selection: he rejects pleasures to secure other greater pleasures, or else he endures pains to avoid worse pains.
Could've just said "don't procrastinate," no? XD

lol "denouncing pleasure and praising pain".... I guess they are M instead of S, lol

:heh:

I don't think I'll be stupid enough to kill myself, which only gives me the option of sorting out my problems :P

Its just so annoying, things always seem to go alright for a while and then suddenly a bunch of companies decide to charge me for stuff at the same time x_x

I just discovered that Hatenkou Yuugi has a manga :mellow:

I just realized my bank account suddenly dropped in value by 110 USD.

Stolen or spent on random things that you don't really need to spend it on?

My guess is that those two statement of M's are related, as in he bought each novel. XD

I love how M removed his "This account is not actively monitored" signature, but left his inactive title thing.

Just accept it M. You cannot escape ichigos.

I love how M removed his "This account is not actively monitored" signature, but left his inactive title thing.

Just accept it M. You cannot escape ichigos.

Shifted. I'm only able to do one or the other proactively.

Marriage is a social concept in which two or more persons participate in life as a singular unit. That whole concept of civil union status is a nice pretty government definition that allows you to get more of a tax return in April. A marriage does not, nor has ever been required, to be one in the eyes of law. Marriage is simply a union of two people in living; nothing more, nothing less. What you're looking for is the prestige of saying you're "legally married", rather than following the actual definition of what it is to be married.

But apparently, you're claiming that it's impossible to live a married life without the law adding a lot of red tape to your marriage. Your definition of marriage is clearly somewhat twisted in a sense that you care more about the legal standing more than the other person you're involved with. But this is drawing an assumption. I guess I'll segue into a corollary.


This is why I hate the whole thought process that LGBT associations have with marriage. They try to state that they're unable to get married, but so few are actually willing to follow through with the core meaning of marriage, the actual concept, and understand that the whole legal factor is meaningless; a sheet of paper. So you can't be legally married. So what? Make up your own type of ceremony and/or promise or whatever you think marriage is about. Hell, I'll say that doing this is a lot more intimate and more private than some overblown ceremony or sheet of legally binding paperwork that only matters in taxes and the court of law.

Well, the fact of being unable to be legally wed is a problem. It isn't just a 'so what', but a fact that ones union with a partner is being ignored, and sometimes being looked down upon, by a legal body. You are correct that same-sex couples can forgo the legalities of marriage and just get the ceremony, but I and many others perceive that similarly as telling blacks to forget their rights to being legally wed, or interracial couples the same. It's plain discrimination.

But like I say so many times in my life, I guess you wont understand until you are put into the situation. You can try and rationalize and look at it from perspectives and a governmental or traditional view, but you still aren't being told 'no, you aren't fitting in nor worth it.'

http://speedtest.10-fast-fingers.com/

I got 87 wpm :)

I don't understand why homosexuals feel the need for the government to approve of their marriages. From what I've seen, many homosexuals don't care if anybody else approves of them, so, why care if elected officials approve of you and your marriages?

I don't understand why homosexuals feel the need for the government to approve of their marriages. From what I've seen, many homosexuals don't care if anybody else approves of them, so, why care if elected officials approve of you and your marriages?

Because the government should be an unbiased body that protects rights and freedoms for peaceful and humane citizens? I mean, I would give more care to the government then my neighbor over if they approve my religion or not, in this case for the reason that government has no place to 'approve' a religion [in the United States, at least, I don't know about Iran].

There is also the fact that in an almost literal sense, the government is law. The government is the fabric that is the social contract. For the government to not approve, or even ban, same-sex marriages, is for the government to say a lifestyle that is as peaceful and loving as any other is unfavorable and wrong. To approve, is to say that homosexuals are as worthy as the next heterosexual.

But I do agree in the end with all of you. Non-whites and interracial couples should have marriage rights banned, they don't need government approval. That's silly.

The government is a group of elected citizens (for the most part). So, until the majority of the constituents of these elected officials are pro-gay marriage, tough luck. Don't be mad at the government, it was the people all around you that elected it.

See, that's the thing, I rightfully expect more from these people. Like how a minority expected more from Andrew Jackson when he furthered Indian removal acts into the Trails of Tears, just as how the Supreme Court fulfilled the minority expectation for black suffrage and civil rights. For that exact reason people are protesting and speaking out, because it's a problem hundreds of thousands of people are affected by in the United States, millions around the world. What, are people supposed to be quiet just because it's a minority contention, and wait until more people start to support the cause on their own? I'm not comparing the LGBT plight to the Trail of Tears or the civil rights movement in any respects, but they are all similar in the fact that human rights are being denied to a minority; let's just wait for another 20 or 30 years, when people who are ardent anti-gays right now will be denying that they were to their children and grandchildren, like so many people do today when asked about the civil rights movement.

There is a justified act, how it's justified that people may not be pro-gay in society today; but there is right act, how it's not right in any respect to discriminate those who are doing no harm to anyone.

I sense a new thread.



http://speedtest.10-fast-fingers.com/

I got 87 wpm :)
Cool site. Got this:
You type 598 characters per minute
You have 113 correct words and
you have 1 wrong words
113 wpm

Larry, looks like you've still got the touch.

cripes nice one

The government is a group of elected citizens (for the most part). So, until the majority of the constituents of these elected officials are pro-gay marriage, tough luck. Don't be mad at the government, it was the people all around you that elected it.

What gives "those people around you" and the government gay people the right not to get married though? It's not like they bother anyone by getting married.

I think its because the US government sees marriage as a way to keep tabs on procreation, which is obviously something you can't do between two people of the same sex. Time will most definitely change things though. That can be guaranteed.

Hey, I agree with you RD. Honestly, I don't really see any reason why gay marriage isn't legal other than because a large part of America doesn't agree with it. It doesn't bother me if homosexuals get married (though, I don't really see why it's so necessary). But, as said before, there's a lot of people who don't agree with it, and our government is run by the people.

Anyways, last question from me (I think).
Why do homosexuals want to get married? Like, why do they find it necessary?

If you aren't married and your spouse goes to the hospital you can't visit them since you aren't considered family.
I think it's something like that.

That, and several other similar practical reasons.

Do we need a Homosexual Marriage thread?

Do we need a Homosexual Marriage thread?
I don't think so. I'm pretty sure it'd die quickly, since the right answer is obvious. People are just asking RD in here out of curiosity, i think. If the government told me I couldn't get married, I wouldn't care either, except for the practicality things, like the example X gave. If civil unions covered things like that, then I'd be more than happy to simply be civil union'd. Different people care about different things, though, and it's always annoying when people tell you you can't have what they're having, hahah.

Is your signature another Ace Combat quote, Zero? XD

Why do homosexuals want to get married? Like, why do they find it necessary?
When people grow up dreaming of finding their life love, marrying and growing up with that person, in most cases it can happen. When people all over the world are having drive-in marriages of little love and little care, raising children without the safety and love children deserve, and divorce at astonishing rates, it hurts. It hurts to know that all society talks about these days is that two people can marry if they love each other, but not two people who love each other and are of the same sex. Society, and the government, is essentially saying that the love from homosexuals isn't worth the protection then that of heterosexuals.
And really, if it's all just rational thinking and practicality, why does anyone need to get married? For religious purposes? But religion isn't rational or practice in the first place. It's about what people want, their emotions and feeling and love, and in the eyes of the government right now, if all those things come from homosexuals, it isn't worth anything, it doesn't matter.

I'm sorry if I'm getting really worked up Whip. It's just, this obviously hits close to home, and like I've said not for the third time I think, it's not something you can really understand until it happens to you.

Besides the practice reasons, that all boil down to love and family, the union being recognized for crisis moments, tax reasons, and guardianship with children; if emotions don't matter, then there really isn't a reason for marriage these days it seems. I agree with that. But the idea that the government is saying no, a body that is supposed to be righteous, forward thinking and unbiased, it makes me and many others feel inadequate and worth less then heterosexuals. For me, that's almost all it is.


I think its because the US government sees marriage as a way to keep tabs on procreation, which is obviously something you can't do between two people of the same sex. Time will most definitely change things though. That can be guaranteed.

That contention isn't commonly used in the US for arguments against same-sex marriage, because it's so floppy: it leads to not allowing incompetent and even elderly people from getting married, and even eugenics. Another huge problem with this issue for me is that much of the argument against same-sex marriage is that it's 'not traditional' and against God, both of which are very archaic and should never, ever be a reason to do something in the government.

Just a note, 'traditional' Christians who followed the 'righteous path' of God were also the people who burnt innocent civilians at the stake, ruthlessly slaughtered people who didn't believe in god, blamed the wrong people for the Black Plague (and in fact made it worse), as well as oppressed many scientific discoveries up to the 15th and 16th centuries...

(Not blaming all Christians for it, but seriously? is what God says always right? and did God even say it in the first place?!)

I agree, it's because of occurrences like that in history, that religion should have no play in government.

A high ranking cardinal from the Vatican recently released a statement saying that homosexuality is a choice, that it is unnaturally and against God; he said that all homosexuals will go to hell. But the statement ending powerfully, saying that no matter how sinful or unnatural or against God someone is, it is never a reason to discriminate, or look down upon that person. He said all humans deserve all the same man-made and Godly protection, love, and no one deserves to be discriminated against. Let the judging of God be the only judging, essentially. Take note, religious folk.

LOL I love hypocrites.

LOL I love hypocrites.

Haha yeah. But I think that Cardinal should serve as a role model for other religious people; He has his beliefs, He is not going to give up those beliefs nor bend them in any way, but He won't ever let his beliefs hinder his sight and action to extend the fairness and kindness all humans deserve on Earth, right now.

I mean, yeah, he is essentially saying that all homosexuals are doomed for an eternity in hell. But that is meta; what does it mean to anyone? It's words. But his statement that homosexuals, despite their destiny and future, don't deserve the treatment they are currently getting, is something reliant to lives today, right now, living and breathing which is a fact.

Do we need a Homosexual Marriage thread?

I guess so...

:O M can guess?!

M not only guesses, but, in fact, guesses often.

The M-ius M-us (I haven't studied biology, sorry) is a strange creature. Not only does it post on forums, but it also guesses, and actually guesses often. This type of behaviour is unheard of among forum dwellers.

MMM, I'm watching Evangelion. I want this on DVD.

MMM about to have pizza and beer

M never guesses.
M always knows.

M never guesses, and never knows for M has the word of power. Whatever M says is just automatically slotted in to the laws of the universe and becomes right. If we don't believe this, we will all suffer a severe and dire fate........x_x:shifty:

what's with the :shifty:?

:bohaha: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Wd0vmQMgmI

MMM, I'm watching Evangelion. I want this on DVD.

I just lost some of my respect for you :(

I just lost some of my respect for you :(

Hey, I wasn't the one who started an Eva info site haha.

There's a reason I stopped being a fan. I realized just what a mediocre overrated series it was XD

Mediocre overrated it may be, it's still entertaining. I mean, giant organic robots, melodrama, teenage angst, plot sequences that make no sense no matter how many times you watch it? Can't beat that.

EDIT: Well, you can beat that... but still.

Mediocre overrated it may be, it's still entertaining. I mean, giant organic robots, melodrama, teenage angst, plot sequences that make no sense no matter how many times you watch it? Can't beat that.

EDIT: Well, you can beat that... but still.

That sounds like Kyoshiro to Towa no Sora, and we all know how much that sucked.

Yeah, but look at the character design of Kyoshiro... The new trend in anime character design is partially why I stopped caring about keeping up with the new shows, they all look horrid. It's like the new 'it' look is major exaggeration of what makes anime look like anime, but not so far that it's chibi.

EDIT: Personal opinion, personal taste. Don't get all butt hurt and freak out, please.

There's a reason I stopped being a fan. I realized just what a mediocre overrated series it was XD

I don't get how you go from loving a series to hating it, just because it's overrated. It's still a good anime, it's just not amazing like lots of people make it out to be.

^WHAT HAS BEEN SAID CANNOT BE UNSAID!

Do we go through Eva argument every year?? Haha

Speaking giant robots and overly enthusiastic fan base, I suppose everyone knows by now that Code Geass is getting a new project (http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2009-12-04/new-code-geass-project-launch-revealed)?

Any speculations? :)

yep

i need to watch season two

Speaking giant robots and overly enthusiastic fan base, I suppose everyone knows by now that Code Geass is getting a new project (http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2009-12-04/new-code-geass-project-launch-revealed)?

Any speculations? :)

I will now proceed to pleasure myself with this fish.

:lol2:

I don't get how you go from loving a series to hating it, just because it's overrated. It's still a good anime, it's just not amazing like lots of people make it out to be.

I don't hate the series, I hate the fans who shout it's the best thing ever. They're just wrong.

It's a decent series with a rubbish ending, which was pretty much fixed by End of Eva. The two things I hate about Eva are the fans and the fact that Gainax is still milking a 14 year old series by re-releasing the same thing every time.

Speaking giant robots and overly enthusiastic fan base, I suppose everyone knows by now that Code Geass is getting a new project (http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2009-12-04/new-code-geass-project-launch-revealed)?

Any speculations? :)

Code Geass has ended and there shouldn't be a new one involving the same characters. That would ruin it.

I might watch it though.

^Indeed
What annoys me about the series is the fans who refuse to believe the ending
Lelouch died
even though the director AND the creator confirmed that this was actually true.

I'm actually hoping for Nightmare of Nunnally to be the one animated :3

God I still love this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kn4fJj4A6Xo

I don't hate the series, I hate the fans who shout it's the best thing ever. They're just wrong.

It's a decent series with a rubbish ending, which was pretty much fixed by End of Eva. The two things I hate about Eva are the fans and the fact that Gainax is still milking a 14 year old series by re-releasing the same thing every time.

....You just said you lost respect of RD, even though he was just watching it and wanted a dvd copy of it. That doesn't make it sounds like you think it's a decent anime.

All is not what it may seem.

STFU Phard. Guess what I did today? I snowboarded! Guess what I'm doing this weekend? Snowboarding! Guess what I'm doing over christmas? Staying in a condo at a ski resort for a week. What now? Huh? HUH? Yeah, sucks being in the southern hemisphere, DOESN'T IT?!?!?

All is not what it may seem.

But is seems that all is what it shall be. Those that
bring chains whom shackle others
find that they cannot be tied down. Thus, they
wonder the reason why
they brought the chains, until those
that can be bound are found.
My Lord shall break the chains that bind me,
and the path unsought shall
open with the rise of the sun. And the
links that splay the ground become the foundation
from which life is born. Into which, a new age
shall be founded, and it shall be named that of
the stars: Aquarius, an Age of Aquarion, the
generation where the Leviathan of Solomon sings,
and the Behemoth of Job takes the clay
to mold the new moon. It is there that
Lilith shall call man and beast alike to
sleep until the next age.


Sometimes, esoteric Christian books are quite entertaining to interpret and manipulate. That's the one thing I have to give Evangelion, as it was the one that had it as an overtone and was mildly successful, in comparison to some of the more modern attempts (which, believe it or not, the last attempt was Sousei no Aquarion).

ZOMG TEH REI!!!11!

whad

muh?

STFU Phard. Guess what I did today? I snowboarded! Guess what I'm doing this weekend? Snowboarding! Guess what I'm doing over christmas? Staying in a condo at a ski resort for a week. What now? Huh? HUH? Yeah, sucks being in the southern hemisphere, DOESN'T IT?!?!?

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I've got you now!

I have you now.

http://img44.imageshack.us/img44/2329/fennecfoxmainfull.jpg

I hate you Whip.

But then, guess who's planning on going Japan in two or so years.

Mwahaha.

I have you now.

Oh that's right. :think:

I hate you Whip.

But then, guess who's planning on going Japan in two or so years.

Mwahaha.

Spoons is. And I am, if she goes.

Queen + David Bowie = <3

4 weeks 4 days until I flee the country again :D Gonna be in the UK and Europe for 6 weeks. And I swear after this this trip I'll actually do the boring things like start saving for a house. Bleh.

Well. After band tour to New Zealand in July anyway. Gotta go on band tour.

If you're in the Netherlands, Belgium or Germany, let me know. We could meet up

I hate you Whip.

But then, guess who's planning on going Japan in two or so years.

Mwahaha.

Uhm, HC, Toshi, Azn? Though, I think they're planning on it alot sooner, not sure though. I don't think they're gonna pull through with this one.

Season one of Spice and Wolf is preselling for 40% ($35.99) off on Amazon in case anyone was wondering.

Spoons is. And I am, if she goes.

Coincidentally enough, so am I...after I finish with my Associate's (which will be done in two or so years), I'll be heading there for a bit of a reprieve...about 2 weeks maybe, then finishing off the Bachelor's Degree in another two years :3

After that comes the degree that'll allow me to finally start teaching =D
...It all seems to happen so quickly, I remember when I was just 14-15 years old in Ichigos :cry:

:stoned:

Coincidentally enough, so am I...after I finish with my Associate's (which will be done in two or so years), I'll be heading there for a bit of a reprieve...about 2 weeks maybe, then finishing off the Bachelor's Degree in another two years :3

After that comes the degree that'll allow me to finally start teaching =D
...It all seems to happen so quickly, I remember when I was just 14-15 years old in Ichigos :cry:

It just so happens that when I finish my thesis, I too am going. Though, this'll be in about a 1 year or so.

I will never leave.

If you're in the Netherlands, Belgium or Germany, let me know. We could meet up

I'll be in Bruges and Munich... no Amsterdam for me this time ;)

EDIT: And I'm a doofus. My friend and I forgot we were going to Bruges when we were actually planning last night *texts her to see if she still wants to see the tin-tin shop since I think that was the entire reason for us going ;) *

If you're in the Netherlands, Belgium or Germany, let me know. We could meet up

kreep!

@RD: go fuck yourself.

@Rantan: That's all so far away :( It's like a two hour drive to Bruges from here x_x

Uhm, HC, Toshi, Azn? Though, I think they're planning on it alot sooner, not sure though. I don't think they're gonna pull through with this one.

WRONG WRONG AND WRONG AGAIN

Me you lazy american, MEMEMEMEME.

/hype

I'm staying here foreverrrrr.

4 weeks 4 days until I flee the country again :D Gonna be in the UK and Europe for 6 weeks. And I swear after this this trip I'll actually do the boring things like start saving for a house. Bleh.

Well. After band tour to New Zealand in July anyway. Gotta go on band tour.

Seriously lol. That's when I'm going on band tour to New Zealand aswell lol XD

And speaking of escaping, I might be going to Canada soon :D (Snowboarding everyday XD XD XD XD)

*makes a dashing entrance*
Tadaaaa!!
Wow...it's been half a year ichigos...
How ya'll doin...*nerd*

Tadaaaa!!

I write that instead of Q.E.D. when my proofs are completed.

The teacher tends to question the reasoning all the time.

WRONG WRONG AND WRONG AGAIN

Me you lazy american, MEMEMEMEME.

/hype

Isn't Japan just a half mile swim away from you anyways? Why two years? Just get on that wet suit and hitch a ride from a large fish.

Isn't Japan just a half mile swim away from you anyways? Why two years? Just get on that wet suit and hitch a ride from a large fish.

Then give the fish to the Knight Suzaku. He'll do interesting things with it.

And speaking of escaping, I might be going to Canada soon :D (Snowboarding everyday XD XD XD XD)


CANADA WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

@RD: go fuck yourself.

AH MAH GAWD U'R A M0D U'R SUPOZED 2 B NIC3!

Actually, I applaud you Angelic [is it ok to call you that? I just don't feel right otherwise, but if you don't want me to...] because being creepy is the one past-time I naturally excel at.

... why is it that I can only see the converse of RD's argument from Neko's perspective?

Converse :neko:

... why is it that I can only see the converse of RD's argument from Neko's perspective?

Because I'm the only one in the world who has 'being creepy' as a past time? I think I put it on my interests on my resume.

Woah, what company would accept you?

Woah, what company would accept you?

Apple. :lol:

Apple. :lol:

Oh you did not...

WINDOWS > MAC

Lets not make this turn into a mac vs windows battle........we'll be here for ages.

P.S. Linux FTW!:P

Linux is for nerds who'd rather spend time setting up their computer instead of actually using it.

Mac is for n00bs who don't want to know anything about computers.

Windows is the golden road inbetween.

Linux is better than you will ever be.

Your face is a Linux

..youre a face?

NO U

No... YOU!!

http://i873.photobucket.com/albums/ab293/Taemond/no20u.jpg

roflzzzzzzzzzzzzz

YA U!

Wow, I'm amazed nobody used that yet

http://i873.photobucket.com/albums/ab293/Taemond/no20u.jpg

That man's arm is really hairy :(

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uE-1RPDqJAY

That man's arm is really hairy :(

you really think that's hairy? that's like my arm :\

you really think that's hairy? that's like my arm :\

It's not hairy. It's normal thickness, especially for someone with black hair. I've seen way hairier.


Linux is for computers.

Mac is for computers.

Windows is for computers.

Pick one you like

Fixed

Fixed.

Aw, thank you.

After her last response, I think X finds Phard's hairy arms cute.

Yes, the hairy arms make me think of teddy bears and bunny rabbits.

I just installed Windows 7 on my 6 year old single core AMD Athlon 3000+ PC with 1.5 GBs of memory. And it works XD

Fixed.

Hahah thanks I thought I was posting in two different threads D:

For some odd reason, I wanna ask gand to ban all the IPs routed from AirTel Broadband and a few other Asian ISPs.
Sadly, I don't think I'll get a response back to any of those messages.

What's the problem with those providers?

Dangit stop being racist >:O

Because those IPs have been spamming the forums with advertisement I'm guessing. Just from observing the few that got through the filter, they mostly try to pass off as regular posts, but contain links in their signature to commercial websites.

That's pretty much the story. That's one ISP with a block of IPs that I've been able to identify as a reoccuring spammers without a single legitimate user in their range. In other words, a partition from that ISP is a datacenter used for spam.

The real problem is that I've yet to come across a strong block of IPs that will blacklist the datacenter the spammers are hitting us from. A lot of them end up segmented. Take, for example, the following:

127.222.34.12
127.222.34.18
127.222.55.18
127.222.55.122
127.222.55.125

It's a bit hard to block something like that without hindering a lot of innocent users.

How many spam do you get per day? I don't really see any, which either means you guys are awesome at deleting posts, or they don't post any.

Most of them are hidden to normal users; this goes back to why we needed to have a moderation queue for new members. Most times, the spam is deleted within 3 hours of its posting, regardless of if it's hidden from normal users or not. On average, there's seven/nine postings a day. On really bad days, there's 30/40 or more; but that hasn't happened in a long time.

For instance, about a week or two back, I posted the following screenshot:

http://img8.imageshack.us/img8/9262/screenshot009pa.th.jpg (http://img8.imageshack.us/img8/9262/screenshot009pa.jpg)

Which as you see is full of spam threads.

Why's this forum so spammy?

I think all forums that are even remotely popular get hit by spambots soon or later. Even the RP forum that I hosted for a while got totally buried in spam, and hardly anyone visited XD In fact, ichigos isn't that bad since vBulleting offers a lot of spam countering measures.

I

Am

Dying.

I'm not. I am disappointed with Windows 7 though, it's actually slower than Vista :( Maybe I was expecting too much

I

Am

Dying.

"You know why I'm happy? It's because im free from

ESS

TEE

DEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES!":teeth:



in case you didnt notice, 'twas from Family Guy

Lol, considering when I had the pre-release beta version, it loaded and ran a lot faster then my uncles computer which has vista. Maybe its just you? I know xp doesn't like me very much.........................But that's odd, also windows 7 when compared to windows vista in gaming (note both pc's with same specs etc.) windows 7 was always about 2 or 3 frames slower then vista. But, if its more reliable and stable then I wouldn't worry about too much. I think people were expecting a little too much from 7; but I suppose we'll just have to wait and see what some updates and time will bring us-_-

And M, don't die.......................I need you to put me on your will first:P

In one day I've had more bluescreens on W7 than I had on Vista :P Driver issue (using an XP driver for my sound card since there's not W7/Vista driver).

W7 isn't more reliable than Vista was with the latest updates. I'm not gonna complain though, if I really don't like it I'll switch back to Vista XD But for the time being I'll see how things go.

I

Am

Dyeing.

*turns purple*

I love how you spend like one hour working in something and suddenly the software stop working. Then you remember you never saved your work.

Happens to me at work sometimes x_x Not hours though, but sometimes up to an hour of work is lost. Good thing it's usually finding out what I have to change though, so when I start the software again I only need a few minutes to redo all the changes that I had done before the software crashed.

Heh, my entire computer bluescreened to death. I can't even open it now without it bluescreening... using a Vista now... D:

Probably a hardware failure. I'm definately going back to Vista or XP though, though I'm kinda tempted to try Linux while I'm at it.

The again, it's too much of a hassle to do that since I have these NTFS harddisks that I don't have the means to convert to EXT3

the bird

is the word

BIRD BIRD BIRD

Please don't do that or I'll get very upset with you.

I love how you spend like one hour working in something and suddenly the software stop working. Then you remember you never saved your work.

Transparent Versioning and Shadow Copy are the best things in the world <3

And I was under the impression that everybody's heard.

And I was under the impression that everybody's heard.

Uh oh! Will GC break out into song and dance!? :shifty:

http://media4.onemanga.com/mangas/00000040/000257232/13.jpg

haha made me lulz.

I think with the turn of the new year it may be time to get back to some sheet music transcribing as well as working on a special game project! :shifty:

as well as working on a special game project! :shifty:

This one is intrigued.................I wish for details.;)

Gonna see a guy abotu some golf clubs tonight. anyone else play golf by any chance?

edit: other than taemond :P

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7C7c-nZIyfc

I kind of like it when people talk about golf.

Uhhh Neko, do you speak Dutch?
o.O

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7C7c-nZIyfc

I kind of like it when people talk about golf.

what a crude little man. golf is fun

:(

Uhhh Neko, do you speak Dutch?
o.O

I worry about people sometimes.

Izurputhpuahtttaathpf
Amurtgpggaher
Dyingahturphpuph.

Wezaharrorzeja
Knowwattagraahz
Buthutha
Whorrorlojozzi
Caresellegrarra
Lollollollollollollol

:P:P:P

Uhhh Neko, do you speak Dutch?
o.O

Occasionally, yes. Why?

Neko knows bad words in Dutch.

My cousins in the Netherlands say "cancer" is an insult there.

Yep.

They smoke a lot of cigarettes so it's ironic.

Thank god that my classes are now done.

And fuck it, I now have exams.

And fuck it, I now have exams.

Amen to that!

Transparent Versioning and Shadow Copy are the best things in the world <3

And I was under the impression that everybody's heard.

Thanks for that. I did not know of these. :bigsmile:

Thank god that my classes are now done.

And fuck it, I now have exams.

Yay for my awkwardly long semesters! My finals aren't until January...

Aye, I have exams in January.

Who can say CHEMISTRY. D:

I think I prefer my January. I shall be tramping around Europe and the UK :D

Finished reviewing for my last exam... which is in 4 more days.

In the meantime, I love http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vncbBMFjgis&fmt=18

A man was trying to touch me in the bus...

Did you let him?

No.

I am really tired of people like that. This is the first time something like that happen. But usually are those people that make up story and ask you for money. For some reason they come to me always. The worst one was when one made a story of his kid and asked me for 10 dollars for a hotdog... and another one that was direct to me and asked me money for drugs. >_>

I always say I only have a debit card on me when people ask me for money

once a guy asked me for money and I said, "how much do you want?" he was pretty confused lol

They don't expect you to give them money, but they ask for it? O_o

When people ask me for money, I ask them how much free time they have to go grocery shopping with me.

I refuse to give anyone money, because they blow it on other goods; but I'll happily buy food or clothing for someone that's needy.

Must be the vibe you're putting out to have people asking you for money.


Hard Gay SUNRISE SUNSET http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipGjCO1Cebo

Hooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

hmm ichigos blue new...

nahhh, pink still owns

It matches Chrome :D