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Raygereio
Nov 12, 2012

Slugnoid posted:

The best dark souls schadenfreude..
I still love this one.
Just your average darkwraith doing invasions, killing some hosts and sunbros. And then it's gravelord time! Fun starts at 2:33, the best bit at 3:10.

Raygereio has a new favorite as of 18:37 on May 17, 2016

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ekuNNN
Nov 27, 2004

by Jeffrey of YOSPOS

I don't understand this one? Why is it normal to see yourself standing around in the game?

Drone getting speared at a renfair:


edit: vvv thanks

ekuNNN has a new favorite as of 18:57 on May 17, 2016

Basebf555
Feb 29, 2008

The greatest sensual pleasure there is is to know the desires of another!

Fun Shoe

ekuNNN posted:

I don't understand this one? Why is it normal to see yourself standing around in the game?

He's disguised as one of the enemies in the game, because each enemy can potentially drop their armor. So he collected the full armor set from that area, killed the guy that was standing there, and took his place. Then when someone comes in to invade, they have no way of knowing that the enemy standing there is actually the player.

When you invade another players world, the computer controlled enemies are on your side. So just standing perfectly still in that spot, dressed up in that armor, will fool an invader into thinking you aren't actually the player.

Deadly Mongoose
May 27, 2006

Please give me terrible avatar that is awesome
New Fail Army today:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NOe6_DPCzw

The Zombie Guy
Oct 25, 2008

One more Dark Souls scooty-frooty video:

Undead Rapport Fun

For those who don't play Dark Souls, here's a breakdown of what's going on:

- When you beat the game, you get to restart the game in NG+. You keep your gear, and enemies get a big health and damage boost. Beat the game again, you go on to NG+2. Enemies hit even harder and have more health. This goes on and on up to the max of NG+7.

- There's an online PVP covenant you can join, which involves "infecting" other player's worlds with super-strong versions of normal enemies. These Black Phantom enemies show up as red, and they will wreck your poo poo, even before you move on to NG+.

- There's a spell in the game, Undead Rapport, that lets you temporarily charm certain enemies into fighting for you. Most players aren't familiar with it, since it isn't very practical or useful to use.

- When an enemy player invades your world, it doesn't matter what NG+ level either of you are on. An invader can be on NG+1 and invade somebody in NG+7. They don't know until they get there, and enemies will normally ignore invaders, so it isn't an issue.

In this video, all these things come together into something wonderful. The player is in NG+7, and uses Undead Rapport to charm enemies into killing all the invaders that show up. Later on, the world becomes infected with Black Phantom enemies, which get charmed into nigh-unstoppable death machines that tear the invaders to bits.

Clitch
Feb 26, 2002

I lived through
Donald Trump's presidency
and all I got was
this lousy virus

Phanatic posted:

Ladies and Gentlemen, I present the winner of the 2016 Walter Duranty award for excellence in journalism:


2013:


Today:


David Sirota, author of the Salon piece praising Venezuela's economic accomplishments, just shut his Facebook page down in a huff and swore he was leaving Twitter for a while.

Uhhhh, Venezuela's attempts at socialist policies weren't left to explode on their own merits. That country was heavily meddled with, including a coup attempt by the old moneyed elite(with suspected U.S. involvement). Chavez acted like a paranoid nut, but he was trying to reform a country on the continent where the CIA wrote its puppet government playbook.

That's like saying Ukraine moving toward joining the Euro zone caused their civil war.

Bunni-kat
May 25, 2010

Service Desk B-b-bunny...
How can-ca-caaaaan I
help-p-p-p you?

Basebf555 posted:

He's disguised as one of the enemies in the game, because each enemy can potentially drop their armor. So he collected the full armor set from that area, killed the guy that was standing there, and took his place. Then when someone comes in to invade, they have no way of knowing that the enemy standing there is actually the player.

When you invade another players world, the computer controlled enemies are on your side. So just standing perfectly still in that spot, dressed up in that armor, will fool an invader into thinking you aren't actually the player.

Except you can lock on to the player, you can't lock on to resident enemies. So those people are double stupid.

organburner
Apr 10, 2011

This avatar helped buy Lowtax a new skeleton.


Why the gently caress do long boarders keep going down loving normal roads with traffic?

im pooping!
Nov 17, 2006


organburner posted:

Why the gently caress do long boarders keep going down loving normal roads with traffic?

they are morons

GOTTA STAY FAI
Mar 24, 2005

~no glitter in the gutter~
~no twilight galaxy~
College Slice

If he was gonna use a CKY song to paint a picture of undead monsters waging war on unwelcome invaders it should've been "96 Quite Bitter Beings," smdh

President Ark
May 16, 2010

:iiam:

Avenging_Mikon posted:

Except you can lock on to the player, you can't lock on to resident enemies. So those people are double stupid.

there's a bunch of videos like that on youtube and some people are clearly doing that (they catch the hider almost immediately) so it's not everyone

they're obviously not going to put the 80% of people who catch on right away in the video because that would be boring, they're going to include the 20% who bumble around like idiots

Scarf
Jun 24, 2005

On sight

organburner posted:

Why the gently caress do long boarders keep going down loving normal roads with traffic?

That first one was a freeboard... And if you want to see some loving brutal wipeouts, watch freeboard falls. It's basically a skateboard with some caster-wheels attached so it kinda steers and stops like a snowboard. It's also incredibly easy to "catch an edge" like a snowboard and be flung face forward into the concrete.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68m2pJeYnZc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tv-CA77Ey20

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_YBac1keak

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMC06Jk_x_A

Nice POV:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9zHpyssJi0


And here's just a nice compilation video of downhill skateboarders falling:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMC06Jk_x_A

Scarf has a new favorite as of 20:34 on May 17, 2016

Bunni-kat
May 25, 2010

Service Desk B-b-bunny...
How can-ca-caaaaan I
help-p-p-p you?

President Ark posted:

there's a bunch of videos like that on youtube and some people are clearly doing that (they catch the hider almost immediately) so it's not everyone

they're obviously not going to put the 80% of people who catch on right away in the video because that would be boring, they're going to include the 20% who bumble around like idiots

Yah, I know, I'm just pointing out the stupid ones are even dumber than they look.

Strudel Man
May 19, 2003
ROME DID NOT HAVE ROBOTS, FUCKWIT

Clitch posted:

Uhhhh, Venezuela's attempts at socialist policies weren't left to explode on their own merits. That country was heavily meddled with, including a coup attempt by the old moneyed elite(with suspected U.S. involvement). Chavez acted like a paranoid nut, but he was trying to reform a country on the continent where the CIA wrote its puppet government playbook.

That's like saying Ukraine moving toward joining the Euro zone caused their civil war.
I'm not an expert in Venezuela's domestic politics or economy, but it seems unlikely that a failed coup attempt in 2002 would have much direct relationship to water and power shortages in 2016.

Josef bugman
Nov 17, 2011

Pictured: Poster prepares to celebrate Holy Communion (probablY)

This avatar made possible by a gift from the Religionthread Posters Relief Fund
Holy gently caress that lady who was just pottering in front of the loving gently caress off train. Jesus Christ.

That and I liked the guy who was apparently trying to matador an entire train.

Paladinus
Jan 11, 2014

heyHEYYYY!!!

Clitch posted:

Uhhhh, Venezuela's attempts at socialist policies weren't left to explode on their own merits. That country was heavily meddled with, including a coup attempt by the old moneyed elite(with suspected U.S. involvement). Chavez acted like a paranoid nut, but he was trying to reform a country on the continent where the CIA wrote its puppet government playbook.

That's like saying Ukraine moving toward joining the Euro zone caused their civil war.

Yeah, the real reason behind current instability in Ukraine is also CIA's meddling. I know it, because I watch a lot of Russian television. :downs:

Strudel Man
May 19, 2003
ROME DID NOT HAVE ROBOTS, FUCKWIT

Josef bugman posted:

That and I liked the guy who was apparently trying to matador an entire train.
That guy's a jerk. He screws up with his little act, and an innocent engineer has blood on his hands. :(

Josef bugman
Nov 17, 2011

Pictured: Poster prepares to celebrate Holy Communion (probablY)

This avatar made possible by a gift from the Religionthread Posters Relief Fund

Strudel Man posted:

That guy's a jerk. He screws up with his little act, and an innocent engineer has blood on his hands. :(

True, but I think that no-one is going to blame the guy driving the train.

And from what I had read, as lefty as it may be, the problem is more with a lot of Venezuela's money being locked up in Oil that has, over the past few years,taken a bit of a hit. That and unpopularity among their neighbours and the fact that the current government is, as it were, not living up to the finest ideals of what Socialism should be. It's sad really, I think a lot of it is done with good intentions, or at least not terrible ones, but there appear to be unremitting arses on both sides.

That and Ukraine are both nests of loving vipers.

Strudel Man
May 19, 2003
ROME DID NOT HAVE ROBOTS, FUCKWIT

Josef bugman posted:

True, but I think that no-one is going to blame the guy driving the train.
Oh, I'm sure they wouldn't, but even if one doesn't bear actual responsibility, I'd still find it a heavy burden to have been the one driving a vehicle that killed someone.

Clitch
Feb 26, 2002

I lived through
Donald Trump's presidency
and all I got was
this lousy virus

Strudel Man posted:

I'm not an expert in Venezuela's domestic politics or economy, but it seems unlikely that a failed coup attempt in 2002 would have much direct relationship to water and power shortages in 2016.

It's more of an example of Chavez being fought every step of the way by US linked oligarchs.

Paladinus posted:

Yeah, the real reason behind current instability in Ukraine is also CIA's meddling. I know it, because I watch a lot of Russian television. :downs:

Yes, because only Russia thinks we've spent the last century being complete dickbags to any government who wouldn't let us rip the resources out of their soil for pennies on the dollar.

I'm sure a densely consolidated, corporate, American press and the Bush White House gave us the real story on Venezuela. :downs:

chitoryu12
Apr 24, 2014

Strudel Man posted:

Oh, I'm sure they wouldn't, but even if one doesn't bear actual responsibility, I'd still find it a heavy burden to have been the one driving a vehicle that killed someone.

This is very accurate and has been studied. Technically being totally free of responsibility doesn't stop engineers from being haunted by it. You can't really stare someone right in the eyes, knowing that your vehicle is about to mulch them and you have absolutely no way of stopping it, without being affected.

Byzantine
Sep 1, 2007
Probation
Can't post for 8 hours!

ekuNNN posted:

Drone getting speared at a renfair:


That dude's got pretty good aim.

chitoryu12
Apr 24, 2014

Byzantine posted:

That dude's got pretty good aim.

According to an explanation I read on the original YouTube video from RT, he was actually trying to miss and just have a cool shot of the spear flying past the drone.

Phanatic
Mar 13, 2007

Please don't forget that I am an extremely racist idiot who also has terrible opinions about the Culture series.

Clitch posted:

Uhhhh, Venezuela's attempts at socialist policies weren't left to explode on their own merits. That country was heavily meddled with, including a coup attempt by the old moneyed elite(with suspected U.S. involvement). Chavez acted like a paranoid nut, but he was trying to reform a country on the continent where the CIA wrote its puppet government playbook.

The implosion of their economy has nothing to do with Bush or Obama and has everything to do with first Chavez and then Maduro following the standard socialist-dictator playbook to the letter. When Chavez took power, oil prices were at historic highs, and he used that revenue to fund social programs. Great, very progressive and forward thinking.

What he did not do what actually save and invest any of those revenues as a hedge against an eventual downturn in oil prices. What he also did was to confiscate massive amounts of agricultural land and turn it over to people who weren't farmers and had no idea how to farm, which is, hey, exactly what Mugabe did in Zimbabwe, exactly what the Khmer Rouge did in Cambodia, exactly what Mao did in China, etc.. He also nationalized/confiscated over 1000 domestic and foreign companies and turned them over to politically-connected cronies who had no idea how to run things like steel plants or water utilities (which is, hey, exactly what Mugabe did in Zimbabwe, exactly what the Khmer Rouge did in Cambodia, etc etc). As a result of that, foreign capital fled Venezuela because there's no reason to invest in industry that the local socialist-dictator is going to confiscate and turn over to his buddies. Which is again exactly what happened in Zimbabwe, oh you know the rest by now.

So with development and foreign investment falling faster than WTC7, the country entered into a recession. Manufacturing dropped, construction dropped. And oil revenues dropped because Chavez adhered to the OPEC quotas that he was in large part responsible for instituting. And then when the price of oil fell, they were totally screwed. The bolivar was historically weak before this, but this is when inflation really started to take off, at which point Chavez started doing the next thing from the playbook: ratchet up the planned economy. Threaten to nationalize banks that don't finance products promoted by the government. Set thoroughly ridiculous exchange rates which deeply overvalue your own currency relative to the dollar, which generates huge demand for dollars, which only devalues your currency further. Try to fight inflation through the tried-and-false method of price controls, which ensure that the people who make stuff in your country won't be able to make any more of it, because they can't afford the raw materials from abroad, and won't *want* to make stuff because they can't sell it for enough money to avoid taking a loss (and why would they, when they can just arbitrage the gently caress out of your currency due to your fictitious official exchange rates?). Then, when the price of basic goods keeps going up, implement rationing, which produces a thriving black market where only the politically-connected can afford things like toilet paper and antibiotics. That's about the point at which Zimbabwe went hyperinflationary and started printing hundred-trillion-dollar bills, but Venezuela can't do that because it doesn't run its own mints and doesn't have the money to pay anyone to print new currency.

This was all readily visible in 2013. Anyone who knew anything about economics looked at Venezuela and saw another Zimbabwe in the making, it was the exact same series of ridiculous steps taken, then more ridiculous steps to fix the problems caused by the previous steps, and then you repeat until soldiers start firing into crowds. Sirotan's failure to notice that was either sheering ignorance or willful blindness, and it as schadenfreudy as gently caress that his reaction to being called on his bullshit is to delete his FB page and swear off of Twitter. "Nope, not gonna use this as data to evaluate my worldview and perhaps adopt a more accurate one, just gonna NYAHNYAHNYAH I CAN'T HEAR YOU."

chitoryu12 posted:

This is very accurate and has been studied. Technically being totally free of responsibility doesn't stop engineers from being haunted by it. You can't really stare someone right in the eyes, knowing that your vehicle is about to mulch them and you have absolutely no way of stopping it, without being affected.

Different kind of engineer, but look at the guy who worked for Thiokol who recently died. He did everything he could to stop the Challenger loss, was overruled by his management, and was haunted by it for years. Fortunately right before he died, public support got him in touch with his old bosses who told him he did nothing wrong and gave him the closure he needed to forgive himself before he died.

Phanatic has a new favorite as of 21:51 on May 17, 2016

Strudel Man
May 19, 2003
ROME DID NOT HAVE ROBOTS, FUCKWIT
Seems a lot more persuasive than "US-linked oligarchs sabotaged the economy," I must admit.

Prokhor Zakharov
Dec 31, 2008

This is me as I make another great post


Good luck with your depression!

Josef bugman posted:

True, but I think that no-one is going to blame the guy driving the train

The guy driving the train will.

Now you must ask yourself where you were when the Great Meme War began



probably fake but eh.

tight aspirations
Jul 13, 2009

Prokhor Zakharov posted:

The guy driving the train will.

Now you must ask yourself where you were when the Great Meme War began



probably fake but eh.

How, exactly, did he "grab their IP addresses". Do you all the cool kids wear them like nametags or something?

Canuckistan
Jan 14, 2004

I'm the greatest thing since World War III.





Soiled Meat

Jonathan Yeah! posted:

How, exactly, did he "grab their IP addresses". Do you all the cool kids wear them like nametags or something?

My uncle who works at Nintendo told me that he has a super sniffer that can read peoples DS without them knowing and steal all their pokemon. So maybe!

Prokhor Zakharov
Dec 31, 2008

This is me as I make another great post


Good luck with your depression!

Jonathan Yeah! posted:

How, exactly, did he "grab their IP addresses". Do you all the cool kids wear them like nametags or something?

Questioning my hacker skills just gets your ip so memed it ain't even funny.

oldpainless
Oct 30, 2009

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Full blow meme war

Bloody Hedgehog
Dec 12, 2003

💥💥🤯💥💥
Gotta nuke something
You guys are all banned from the internet.

18 Character Limit
Apr 6, 2007

Screw you, Abed;
I can fix this!
Nap Ghost

Bloody Hedgehog posted:

You guys are all banned from the internet.

In AD 2016 war was beginning

GOTTA STAY FAI
Mar 24, 2005

~no glitter in the gutter~
~no twilight galaxy~
College Slice

18 Character Limit posted:

In AD 2016 war was beginning

WHAT HAPPEN ?

Karma Monkey
Sep 6, 2005

I MAKE BAD POSTING DECISIONS

That was thoroughly enjoyable. I like watching near misses more than utter smashups. :unsmith:

Clitch
Feb 26, 2002

I lived through
Donald Trump's presidency
and all I got was
this lousy virus

Phanatic posted:

The implosion of their economy has nothing to do with Bush or Obama and has everything to do with first Chavez and then Maduro following the standard socialist-dictator playbook to the letter. When Chavez took power, oil prices were at historic highs, and he used that revenue to fund social programs. Great, very progressive and forward thinking.

What he did not do what actually save and invest any of those revenues as a hedge against an eventual downturn in oil prices. What he also did was to confiscate massive amounts of agricultural land and turn it over to people who weren't farmers and had no idea how to farm, which is, hey, exactly what Mugabe did in Zimbabwe, exactly what the Khmer Rouge did in Cambodia, exactly what Mao did in China, etc.. He also nationalized/confiscated over 1000 domestic and foreign companies and turned them over to politically-connected cronies who had no idea how to run things like steel plants or water utilities (which is, hey, exactly what Mugabe did in Zimbabwe, exactly what the Khmer Rouge did in Cambodia, etc etc). As a result of that, foreign capital fled Venezuela because there's no reason to invest in industry that the local socialist-dictator is going to confiscate and turn over to his buddies. Which is again exactly what happened in Zimbabwe, oh you know the rest by now.

So with development and foreign investment falling faster than WTC7, the country entered into a recession. Manufacturing dropped, construction dropped. And oil revenues dropped because Chavez adhered to the OPEC quotas that he was in large part responsible for instituting. And then when the price of oil fell, they were totally screwed. The bolivar was historically weak before this, but this is when inflation really started to take off, at which point Chavez started doing the next thing from the playbook: ratchet up the planned economy. Threaten to nationalize banks that don't finance products promoted by the government. Set thoroughly ridiculous exchange rates which deeply overvalue your own currency relative to the dollar, which generates huge demand for dollars, which only devalues your currency further. Try to fight inflation through the tried-and-false method of price controls, which ensure that the people who make stuff in your country won't be able to make any more of it, because they can't afford the raw materials from abroad, and won't *want* to make stuff because they can't sell it for enough money to avoid taking a loss (and why would they, when they can just arbitrage the gently caress out of your currency due to your fictitious official exchange rates?). Then, when the price of basic goods keeps going up, implement rationing, which produces a thriving black market where only the politically-connected can afford things like toilet paper and antibiotics. That's about the point at which Zimbabwe went hyperinflationary and started printing hundred-trillion-dollar bills, but Venezuela can't do that because it doesn't run its own mints and doesn't have the money to pay anyone to print new currency.

This was all readily visible in 2013. Anyone who knew anything about economics looked at Venezuela and saw another Zimbabwe in the making, it was the exact same series of ridiculous steps taken, then more ridiculous steps to fix the problems caused by the previous steps, and then you repeat until soldiers start firing into crowds. Sirotan's failure to notice that was either sheering ignorance or willful blindness, and it as schadenfreudy as gently caress that his reaction to being called on his bullshit is to delete his FB page and swear off of Twitter. "Nope, not gonna use this as data to evaluate my worldview and perhaps adopt a more accurate one, just gonna NYAHNYAHNYAH I CAN'T HEAR YOU."


Different kind of engineer, but look at the guy who worked for Thiokol who recently died. He did everything he could to stop the Challenger loss, was overruled by his management, and was haunted by it for years. Fortunately right before he died, public support got him in touch with his old bosses who told him he did nothing wrong and gave him the closure he needed to forgive himself before he died.

drat. I wasn't expect to get owned that quick. Good show.

I'm not trying to claim puppetmaster. I am well and truly schooled.

Bill Dungsroman
Nov 24, 2006


Stofu
Jun 11, 2008

Scarf posted:

That first one was a freeboard... And if you want to see some loving brutal wipeouts, watch freeboard falls. It's basically a skateboard with some caster-wheels attached so it kinda steers and stops like a snowboard. It's also incredibly easy to "catch an edge" like a snowboard and be flung face forward into the concrete.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68m2pJeYnZc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tv-CA77Ey20

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_YBac1keak

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMC06Jk_x_A

Nice POV:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9zHpyssJi0


And here's just a nice compilation video of downhill skateboarders falling:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMC06Jk_x_A

I wouldn't touch freeboards with a giant stick. That thing is pretty much a death contraption for inexperienced people.
The guys who make it look real smooth have been practicing for many years. They don't show the crazy amounts of road rash they got to get to that point.

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Oct 30, 2009

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Phanatic posted:

The implosion of their economy has nothing to do with Bush or Obama and has everything to do with first Chavez and then Maduro following the standard socialist-dictator playbook to the letter. When Chavez took power, oil prices were at historic highs, and he used that revenue to fund social programs. Great, very progressive and forward thinking.

What he did not do what actually save and invest any of those revenues as a hedge against an eventual downturn in oil prices. What he also did was to confiscate massive amounts of agricultural land and turn it over to people who weren't farmers and had no idea how to farm, which is, hey, exactly what Mugabe did in Zimbabwe, exactly what the Khmer Rouge did in Cambodia, exactly what Mao did in China, etc.. He also nationalized/confiscated over 1000 domestic and foreign companies and turned them over to politically-connected cronies who had no idea how to run things like steel plants or water utilities (which is, hey, exactly what Mugabe did in Zimbabwe, exactly what the Khmer Rouge did in Cambodia, etc etc). As a result of that, foreign capital fled Venezuela because there's no reason to invest in industry that the local socialist-dictator is going to confiscate and turn over to his buddies. Which is again exactly what happened in Zimbabwe, oh you know the rest by now.

So with development and foreign investment falling faster than WTC7, the country entered into a recession. Manufacturing dropped, construction dropped. And oil revenues dropped because Chavez adhered to the OPEC quotas that he was in large part responsible for instituting. And then when the price of oil fell, they were totally screwed. The bolivar was historically weak before this, but this is when inflation really started to take off, at which point Chavez started doing the next thing from the playbook: ratchet up the planned economy. Threaten to nationalize banks that don't finance products promoted by the government. Set thoroughly ridiculous exchange rates which deeply overvalue your own currency relative to the dollar, which generates huge demand for dollars, which only devalues your currency further. Try to fight inflation through the tried-and-false method of price controls, which ensure that the people who make stuff in your country won't be able to make any more of it, because they can't afford the raw materials from abroad, and won't *want* to make stuff because they can't sell it for enough money to avoid taking a loss (and why would they, when they can just arbitrage the gently caress out of your currency due to your fictitious official exchange rates?). Then, when the price of basic goods keeps going up, implement rationing, which produces a thriving black market where only the politically-connected can afford things like toilet paper and antibiotics. That's about the point at which Zimbabwe went hyperinflationary and started printing hundred-trillion-dollar bills, but Venezuela can't do that because it doesn't run its own mints and doesn't have the money to pay anyone to print new currency.

This was all readily visible in 2013. Anyone who knew anything about economics looked at Venezuela and saw another Zimbabwe in the making, it was the exact same series of ridiculous steps taken, then more ridiculous steps to fix the problems caused by the previous steps, and then you repeat until soldiers start firing into crowds. Sirotan's failure to notice that was either sheering ignorance or willful blindness, and it as schadenfreudy as gently caress that his reaction to being called on his bullshit is to delete his FB page and swear off of Twitter. "Nope, not gonna use this as data to evaluate my worldview and perhaps adopt a more accurate one, just gonna NYAHNYAHNYAH I CAN'T HEAR YOU."


Different kind of engineer, but look at the guy who worked for Thiokol who recently died. He did everything he could to stop the Challenger loss, was overruled by his management, and was haunted by it for years. Fortunately right before he died, public support got him in touch with his old bosses who told him he did nothing wrong and gave him the closure he needed to forgive himself before he died.

This makes a lot of good points but have you considered that socialism is great and capitalism is actually really bad? I mean, that's what most of the posts and Facebook statuses I see say.

Say Nothing
Mar 5, 2013

by FactsAreUseless
Too many words.

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Wanamingo
Feb 22, 2008

by FactsAreUseless

The Zombie Guy posted:

One more Dark Souls scooty-frooty video:

Undead Rapport Fun

Oh dang, that's some pro-level alluring skull use there too. The only way they were able to actually get the spell off was to de-aggro them long enough with an item that hardly anybody even remembers exists, let alone uses.

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