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[Underlord]

Hello Everyone.

I've been on this Forum for a long time, but only as a lurker.
I guess my anti-social tendencies have to be put on the backburner for a while, and join the party.

Good we needed another @Monokuma

 

[LUVGAMZ23]

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Nope. It was much older than that.

But...

...it was still a good watch. Thank you.

 

[WLMS]

wtf does that mean? not the words on their own, the sentence.

This actually is part of an ancient, extremely dangerous esoteric knowledge.
I can't expose an untrained mind to the infinite, unspeakable cosmic horror it contains......



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Ok, I'm done with my dollar-store Lovecraftian bullshitery, so here's the explanation : I was asking if they used the word "chocolatine" or "pain au chocolat" to refer to the iconic french viennoiserie pastry. It's a reference to an ancient quarrel that has been going on since time immemorial, that only french people can understand

 

[Safetydummy]

@mime @Shawnchapp @conzibald @Slumdum

Put a Bonky spin on the gif. Why not mime for precious metals

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THIS is, by all accounts...

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I noticed a pattern, you seem to prefer reptilian or similar stuff for the majority (dragons especially, snakes as well...)

Which got me wondering aren't you afraid, that if a dragon suddenly gotta burp during a BJ, they will burn your dick to a crisp hotdog

Edit: additionally, if a dragon queefs, do they shoot fire out of their vagina?

Afraid you gotta roll a natural 100 for that answer, mate.

Okay, WHAT game is this? It looks like "Goat Simulator", but a lot less stupid and a lot better in terms of gameplay.
"Goat Simulator" isn't bad, but some of the derpy physics get tired after a while.

Love the "Xeno-muffs".

And a basilisk would probably leave you hard as a rock.

THIS. This one got me. Clever.

Are these "Pussymbiotes"?

Not sleeping yet, I'm still preparing myself to bed. Hahaha
Lucky him. I can't properly use even the only one I have, and he with two of them.

Edit: Now I'm really going to bed, and I'll leave more trivia for you guys:
Did you know that kangaroos have THREE (not one, not two, but THREE) vaginas???

NEW FETISH UNLOCKED!

But in Japanese:
明日、学校に行こうと思う。
There is no grammar that indicates the "I" is the one who is doing the action, but a speaker convention that tells that, with these verbs and kind of structure, mostly it's the first person who is implied to be thinking and acting.

So, no offense, it seems like y'all have a lot of incomplete sentences.

I do what I call speed hare backreading. I run across past post jumping from post to post skipping the ones that are mostly inner jokes between two lurkers that I don't anyway understand the puns even if I read them 10 times in a row!

BUT that's where all the good stuff is- you have to read those too...

All right y'all. Well, that put no kinda dent in the back-read.
I'm fixin' to die. Good Night.
See ya in a couple of hours of so...

 

[WLMS]

Ah ! I knew I couldn't be the only person of taste posting here !

 

[kurgan]

Me when I 'm trolling and no one reacts.

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Maybe you need to go back to school and learn to do it properly.

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[Sarya]

My french is by no means what it used to be, but, wtf does that mean? not the words on their own, the sentence.

The french we talk in the south of the country differ on some point from the Paris french (because it's influenced by occitan). The name of this pastry is one of those words that are different. So we like joking about that (but it's obvious it's us people in the south who have it right haha).

 

[-Bonk-]

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To say top of the pervert pile to ya fuckos

 

[4rcan1st]

This actually is part of an ancient, extremely dangerous esoteric knowledge.
I can't expose an untrained mind to the infinite, unspeakable cosmic horror it contains......



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Ok, I'm done with my dollar-store Lovecraftian bullshitery, so here's the explanation : I was asking if they used the word "chocolatine" or "pain au chocolat" to refer to the iconic french viennoiserie pastry. It's a reference to an ancient quarrel that has been going on since time immemorial, that only french people can understand

The french we talk in the south of the country differ on some point from the Paris french (because it's influence by occitan). The name of this pastry is one of those words that are different. So we like joking about that (but it's obviously us people in the south who have it right haha).

Ok, this is very, very stupid. I was reading pain in english instead of in french....

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But, TBH, that dessert is a lot more hardcore that way.

 

[Sarya]

Every masochist favorite dessert: chocolate pain!

 

[Slumdum]

All right y'all. Well, that put no kinda dent in the back-read.
I'm fixin' to die. Good Night.
See ya in a couple of hours of so...

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Bye Other SD, sleep well, and get some rest!

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To say top of the pervert pile to ya fuckos

Don't worry Bonki! I'll catch you!

Well, uhhh, that could have went better...

 

[User_108364]

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Hiya bonky!

Don't worry. While slum didn't succeed in catching you, I will!

What do you mean "that's not the kind of catch you needed"?

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[Themoddingfall]

morning people, hope everything is well, anything based happening?

 

[Underlord]

morning people, hope everything is well, anything based happening?

Nothing just waiting for bank to multiple my LC coins haha

 

[Themoddingfall]

Nothing just waiting for bank to multiple my LC coins haha

lol same here, I'm also trying to get over being a complete introvert

 

[ccxvidonaferens]

I'm not sure what version they have, I was mostly reading reviews to see people's reactions.

As for illegal stuff, my worry with that is what happens when some country passes weird laws? Like banning any video games with violence or banning any games with religious themes? I'm not sure how the law works on this but I'm worried we are moving towards a least common denominator with the internet as a whole, such as the US forces IP laws on countries that don't agree.

With that case, would it make sense to just have certain games not visible in those countries?

That looks like a they problem. I guess they would throw a lot of money at people until it get "fixed", much like china does.

The deciding factors now are no longer really the laws of individual countries, but the laws in the largest market. Things will be designed/developed/manufactured to the laws and regulations of the largest market where the product will be sold. If there is anything that needs to be added/cut to comply with laws in a smaller market then it will be done so just for those items sold in that market. If the standards of the larger market are acceptable in other markets without changes then no changes will be made. It's all about minimising costs and maximising profits.

As an example the European Union passed legislation requiring all new build cars to have an automatic speed/rev limiter fitted from a certain date (I forget when). Now this limiter can be turned off through the onboard menus but will reset every time the engine is turned off, the idea being people will get used to it or get tired of turning it off all the time so will end up leaving it. Now there is no requirement for such a system for cars in the UK but it will still be there. It is not going to be something you can request to be not implemented.

Now while I can understand the rationale and the theory behind this idea, what it does is not factor in what will be some of the real world consequences. It will be great in urban areas where speed limits are fairly consistent from street to street but when you start heading to main highways or rural areas it is going to cause gridlock and bring traffic to a halt in certain areas as there are several junctions where you will have to try going from 0 up to 60 very quick in order to actually get out onto the road without risking causing an accident.

 

[-Bonk-]

Bye Other SD, sleep well, and get some rest!

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Don't worry Bonki! I'll catch you!

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Well, uhhh, that could have went better...

Hi Slumbaby, i always know i can count on you

Hiya bonky!

Don't worry. While slum didn't succeed in catching you, I will!

What do you mean "that's not the kind of catch you needed"?

Brother Algeo, thank you for your support. Doc says i'll be up
and dancing in no time

 

[toritora69lol]

lol same here, I'm also trying to get over being a complete introvert

Ayyy well so far I think that is going well for ya! Keep up the good work!

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I'm not an introvert at all but decided yesterday that I was going to be active here! So far it seems like there are some really cool and also funny people here, so that is really inviting to talk more imo

 

[Noci]

Ding Dong!
The voting period for this month's contest just started! please vote here.
Vote early, vote often, hold people at gunpoint until they vote, then hold yourself at gunpoint until you vote, then hold your gun at gunpoint until it votes too.

votes are open 'till the end of the month

 

[HTYYHRK]

This actually is part of an ancient, extremely dangerous esoteric knowledge.
I can't expose an untrained mind to the infinite, unspeakable cosmic horror it contains......



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Ok, I'm done with my dollar-store Lovecraftian bullshitery, so here's the explanation : I was asking if they used the word "chocolatine" or "pain au chocolat" to refer to the iconic french viennoiserie pastry. It's a reference to an ancient quarrel that has been going on since time immemorial, that only french people can understand

I'd just call it a croissant.

Every masochist favorite dessert: chocolate pain!

There is a chain of cafes called "Au Bon Pain," we used to joke that it sounds like the name of a stage wrestler, "Au Bon PAIN."

The deciding factors now are no longer really the laws of individual companies, but the laws in the largest market. Things will be designed/developed/manufactured to the laws and regulations of the largest market where the product will be sold. If there is anything that needs to be added/cut to comply with laws in a smaller market then it will be done so just for those items sold in that market. If the standards of the larger market are acceptable in other markets without changes then no changes will be made. It's all about minimising costs and maximising profits.

As an example the European Union passed legislation requiring all new build cars to have an automatic speed/rev limiter fitted from a certain date (I forget when). Now this limiter can be turned off through the onboard menus but will reset every time the engine is turned off, the idea being people will get used to it or get tired of turning it off all the time so will end up leaving it. Now there is no requirement for such a system for cars in the UK but it will still be there. It is not going to be something you can request to be not implemented.

Now while I can understand the rationale and the theory behind this idea, what it does is not factor in what will be some of the real world consequences. It will be great in urban areas where speed limits are fairly consistent from street to street but when you start heading to main highways or rural areas it is going to cause gridlock and bring traffic to a halt in certain areas as there are several junctions where you will have to try going from 0 up to 60 very quick in order to actually get out onto the road without risking causing an accident.

New Jersey (US State) passed a law awhile ago that would require that once a gun manufacturer started producing a gun that could do electronic recognition that the person holding it was a registered user, that all manufacturers selling in NJ would be required to have that feature on their guns. So all the manufacturers agreed to slow roll R&D on it and over two decades later nobody sells one.