The Warszawa posted:how are you doing that paint.net, placing each map as a layer on top of a freehand outline of the continents. Climatology required a lot of magic wanding. Then I just pulled out textbooks and checked stuff out from the library.
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Absurd Alhazred posted:I don't even know why I do it. It's one of the last webcomics I'm still reading since the late 1990's/early 2000's. I've stopped reading Sluggy Freelance probably a decade ago now, and... I forgot, the one with the moustachioed thief and his pet wise-cracking dragon. How is the latest 8bit theater?
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joeburz posted:started from the bottom now we here the moderator tellin me to go already banned you once just a couple days ago, n00bie i just wish that he could see today 20,000 posts. wanna read? ya gotta pay cause we started from the bottom now we heh Volkerball fucked around with this message at 02:21 on Jun 23, 2015 |
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Jagchosis posted:you probably traded porn and crossfit tips on usenet bbs didn't you I did consume porn via Usenet, yes compuserv > aol
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WhiskeyJuvenile posted:I did consume porn via Usenet, yes Kazaa in the day. Sometimes you got what you asked for. Sometimes you got something else. Was always an adventure. And then sometimes you saw something that made you scream at your monitor and run for the delete key.
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i got rickrolled trying to download the intro to a slipknot cd on limewire, and i didn't know what rickrolling was. so i was like....is this the intro?
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Jun 23, 2015 02:22
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Volkerball posted:i got rickrolled trying to download the intro to a slipknot cd on limewire, and i didn't know what rickrolling was. so i was like....is this the intro? Sounds like an improvement.
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Absurd Alhazred posted:I don't even know why I do it. It's one of the last webcomics I'm still reading since the late 1990's/early 2000's. I've stopped reading Sluggy Freelance probably a decade ago now, and... I forgot, the one with the moustachioed thief and his pet wise-cracking dragon. I still occasionally catch up on Doctor McNinja but everything used to read I either realized sucked (xkcd) or stopped updating (achewood  )
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Gravel Gravy posted:Kazaa in the day. Sometimes you got what you asked for. Sometimes you got something else. Was always an adventure. I'm talking more like 1996 than 2001
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Jun 23, 2015 02:24
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Gravel Gravy posted:Kazaa in the day. Sometimes you got what you asked for. Sometimes you got something else. Was always an adventure. That was before my time What was the worst thing you ever saw that way
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Gravel Gravy posted:How is the latest 8bit theater? I read that for a bit but it just got boring. I still read Order of the Stick, though, which is.. well.. getting pretty much just as boring. They spent several months shopping or something. Literally The Worst posted:I still occasionally catch up on Doctor McNinja but everything used to read I either realized sucked (xkcd) or stopped updating (achewood xkcd is still good for a laugh once or twice a week.
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Jun 23, 2015 02:26
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Literally The Worst posted:That was before my time what is the worst thing on the internet
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i always felt like i was born in a really weird time (1995) where i'm halfway inbetween millenials and the new generation of children, so i already feel like an old man with regards to youtube poo poo but i don't really have a full picture or memory of the 90s and 2000s
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Jun 23, 2015 02:28
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icantfindaname posted:i always felt like i was born in a really weird time (1995) where i'm halfway inbetween millenials and the new generation of children, so i already feel like an old man with regards to youtube poo poo but i don't really have a full picture or memory of the 90s and 2000s you got this account when you were 13?
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Volkerball posted:you got this account when you were 13? yeah like I said I was already on newgrounds and poo poo when I was like 8 years old. I was a weird kid
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Jun 23, 2015 02:29
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icantfindaname posted:i always felt like i was born in a really weird time (1995) where i'm halfway inbetween millenials and the new generation of children, so i already feel like an old man with regards to youtube poo poo but i don't really have a full picture or memory of the 90s and 2000s i honestly find it surprising you're so drat young because you seem more mature and intelligent than a lot of D&D's late 20s posters, and i'm not just saying that because of your anime posting
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i mean poo poo you're like the same age as venom snake and look at him
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Effectronica posted:this is what i've been spending my free time on (click for gigantic): neat stuff
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Absurd Alhazred posted:xkcd is still good for a laugh once or twice a week. 
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I may be misremembering, but I think my first SA post was telling GBS I had just Goatse'd a couple friends and how funny it was. The first reply was "yu0 = fag0t" and I felt conflicted about it. Look ma, I'm just postin'!
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Jagchosis posted:i honestly find it surprising you're so drat young because you seem more mature and intelligent than a lot of D&D's late 20s posters, and i'm not just saying that because of your anime posting 
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icantfindaname posted:yeah jeez. i remember thinking at 13 or 14 on newgrounds that i was pretty young to be posting there. i can't imagine 8 year old me on the internet. 
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Absurd Alhazred posted:I read that for a bit but it just got boring. I still read Order of the Stick, though, which is.. well.. getting pretty much just as boring. They spent several months shopping or something. i'm waiting for more issues to come out to catch up on order of the stick but as of the end of last book it was still really good. i spent an embarrassing amount of money on collecting all of its books so maybe thats sunk cost talking but i still like it. oglaf is probably my favorite webcomic i still sometimes follow though (which is probably like three now i think)
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Literally The Worst posted:That was before my time Probably tub girl.
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I've got the STEM background to understand his jokes. I see how it can be a bit niche, though. v  vJagchosis posted:i'm waiting for more issues to come out to catch up on order of the stick but as of the end of last book it was still really good. i spent an embarrassing amount of money on collecting all of its books so maybe thats sunk cost talking but i still like it. Oglaf is kind of incredible, yeah.
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Absurd Alhazred posted:I read that for a bit but it just got boring. I still read Order of the Stick, though, which is.. well.. getting pretty much just as boring. They spent several months shopping or something. OOTS's problem is that it's like reading a book a couple pages every couple of weeks. the pacing to update release is garbage also 8-bit theater ended 5 years ago
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Soup du Jour posted:OOTS's problem is that it's like reading a book a couple pages every couple of weeks. the pacing to update release is garbage 1 down...
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Volkerball posted:jeez. i remember thinking at 13 or 14 on newgrounds that i was pretty young to be posting there. i can't imagine 8 year old me on the internet. In retrospect I think most of the people posting there couldn't have been much older than mid-teens. Or at least emotionally I guess
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Soup du Jour posted:OOTS's problem is that it's like reading a book a couple pages every couple of weeks. the pacing to update release is garbage also its panels are jammed solid with WORDS WORDS WORDS
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i love the fake doctor vampire from oglaf
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paranoid randroid posted:also its panels are jammed solid with WORDS WORDS WORDS i'm ok with the amount of words because i view it more as a trashy fantasy novel than a webcomic. like if GRRM was a millennial and less obsessed with rape
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Volkerball posted:jeez. i remember thinking at 13 or 14 on newgrounds that i was pretty young to be posting there. i can't imagine 8 year old me on the internet. quote:The Syrian is a powerful contemporary novel of passion and betrayal, set against the brutal and bewildering outbreak of the Israeli-Hezbollah war in Lebanon, 2006. Nadia, a woman who has waited 13 years for a husband who was “disappeared,” finally decides to declare him dead so she can marry an American physician, Andrew Sullivan. On the eve of her engagement party, her best friend Sonia, a well-connected war correspondent, rings to tell her that her husband may still be alive in a Syrian prison. Out to get Andrew for herself, Sonia draws in the powerful head of the Syrian secret police to help her in her Byzantine manipulations. Thus begins a series of dangerous plot twists that become increasingly bloody as Nadia attempts to rescue her husband, and the border conflict with Israel escalates. Caro didn't even last three years, and I know I wouldn't last more than like maybe a year and a half tops
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Literally The Worst posted:my first postings were on the adventure quest forums SA ain't no hugbox SA is a tough neighborhood where wimps eat flaming plasma death
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icantfindaname posted:i always felt like i was born in a really weird time (1995) where i'm halfway inbetween millenials and the new generation of children, so i already feel like an old man with regards to youtube poo poo but i don't really have a full picture or memory of the 90s and 2000s If you answer yes, you are a millenial.
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fade5 posted:Do you remember DBZ on Toonami? yes but just barely, and I didn't watch more than like 5 episodes total when OG toonami was on the air. i was young enough at the time I thought anime was scary and I specifically remember watching some Gundam show and thinking it was scary and boring what I watched was mostly saturday morning cartoons and like off-brand anime like that one french CGI show and the japanese made transformers cartoons. also pokemon This is why going back and watching FLCL 10 or 15 years later was a big holy poo poo moment for me, because it was that stuff I watched when I was 8 and hadn't seen in years icantfindaname fucked around with this message at 02:45 on Jun 23, 2015 |
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fade5 posted:Do you remember DBZ on Toonami? i thought cartoon network aired dbz in its normal, non toonami block. not sure though, i was more of a sailor moon fan
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zoolander is the best film about coal mining in america the worst film about coal mining in america is October Skies
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PupsOfWar posted:SA ain't no hugbox PA literally has a rule where the only name you can call someone is "silly goose" I got banned for being "hostile" but really it's just an awful pit of spite because nobody can actually let it out and God help you if you're not in the in crowd
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Jagchosis posted:i thought cartoon network aired dbz in its normal, non toonami block. not sure though, i was more of a sailor moon fan It was toonami
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PupsOfWar posted:zoolander is the best film about coal mining in america are you going to see zoolander 2?
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