Off-Topic@Heyuri

>I been playing nonstop for a month now.
lies! you've been playing since teh year 3000!

no not at all, this is a months worth of grinding. I can post proof

no.

You look very minmaxy and STUPID with 0 fashion and you're using soulless cheat addons so I'm going to rate it 0/10.

bring us back trinkets of war

My grandpa was also conscripted to the army and then promoted to a corporal, but that was like 80 years ago

I think I have the right to suddenly start from a higher rank than some people who has already been in the service during my compulsory military service
But I'll try to do something for not doing it at all, shit sux from what I hear from everyone

>>127361
How does that happen?

>>127362
Starting from a higher rank? Depends on level of education here (and I think in a lot of places)
As for ways to skip, there are health excuses and some other kinds of stuff (such as providing picz of u getting buttfux0red to prove ur teh ghey, though personally I won't use this hand) that can make men exempt

Yeah that's rlly interesting... but who are you quoting??

>>127219
hmm... you know, that is something
they are in fact direct quotes, but not from a post

I guess you should technically use the bbcode quote tag (literally just the word quote in square brackets). ┐(ﾟ～ﾟ)┌

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCg0GXXpQVo
https://journal.interpreterfoundation.org/an-analysis-of-the-financial-incentives-in-attacking-the-restoration/

OP IRL

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>>127137
As if that ⑨ ばか knew anything about maths. How did she become a "professor" anyway? Professor of what, freezing frogs?

>>127172
Hey, don't make fun of Cirno! You'll regret it when she totally schools your dumbass! She's the smartest, don't you forget it! (ﾟ血ﾟ#)

>>127153
why, the answer is 9 of course

let me tell you some real math
6 upside down that's a 9
3+3+3 is 9

>>127175
she looks soooo fucking stupid

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launched!

I would be scared shitless. If you don't land the right, you could hit the water the wrong way and kill yourself.

>>127206
my brother once landed wrong after jumping from a small cliff and had major kidney problems afterwards. scary

>>127206
If you held your knees and put yourself in the fetal position wouldn't you always land right?

>was it epic geimu?
Actually, I think I enjoyed it less than I did Aria of Sorrow. Not a bad game overall, but I didn't like the seal system - having to draw some abra cadabra geometric shit within a short time limit* so that the developers grant you the privilege of the beating the boss is heresy and I hope the intern at Konami who thought of this thinking it would be his career start was burned at the stake for this heinous crime.

And I also think there was too much grinding. Not for levels per se, but money. All the damn money to buy the damn potions. If I hit a road block, I would go back and grind for moar moneys so that I could stock up on healing items. I never really felt that with AoS; you can grind if you want but the souls and items you acquire along the way empower you enough as is that it's not necessary to beat the game.

*I'm aware there's a hack that gets rid of it, but I played the unpatched original and by the time I realized it rlly sux, it was far too late.

But did you beat while we were wasting our lives on the internet?

>>127282
I did, in fact, beat it while you were all wasting your lives on the internet.

But it's countered by myself having wasted my own on the internet too.

How would you rate the sorrow in the dawn compared to the aria?

>>127293
You watch your girlfriend get killed in one ending, which is quite sorrowful indeed, but then you become Dracula anyway and wreck the shit out of that stupid whore cult leader.
Aria isn't very sad at all, just theatric and kinda corny. So it has that going for it.

6.5/10 Needs moar sorrow （ ´,_ゝ`）

Good stealth strategy, license plate readers blush too hard to see it.

>Good stealth strategy, license plate readers blush too hard to see it.
organized crime needs 2 innovate

chibi sadako, how cute

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>>127060
is this real?

>is this real?
yes. does it look faek to you?

>>127261
No, it's too realistic to be fake

here take this cute satok

>>127154
Yuck, remake shitty desing Post the good looking Satoko design instead!

>>127154
>>127157
Hey hey! Look at this cute old Satoko and Alice art I've found on gelbooru just now! I know it's kinda off-topic, but I just had to share it!!!

>>127157
how about NO da

>>127253
How about YES da

she firin' her lazer???

"BABABABABABABAB"
- Nanoha

>she firin' her lazer???
HELL YAEH SHE IS

>>127195
Epic livery.

Xbox? Moar like gay seXbox. Man, dat shitz fur little girlz, dude. Real men play dat PS TRIPLE, ya know wat I'm sayin'?

xbox? more like HEX-BOX!!!

PS2 has the mashimaro VN, 360 has a racing game with mashimaro cars, but the PS3 has no mashimaros at all.

>PS2 has the mashimaro VN, 360 has a racing game with mashimaro cars, but the PS3 has no mashimaros at all.
orz. where is teh all-in-one mashimaro machine

>>127197

Chanology was cancer

It turned 4chan into politics obsessed srs bsns

>>127197
This reads like my college political essay on the subject. I can't believe I wrote that shit

>>127214
The more I think about it the more I feel like they were simply caught up in the zeitgeist. In hindsight, 2008 was a pivotal year for the politicization of the internet. Around the same time the Chanology protests were happening there were protests in Colombia against a local militia which started with a group on Facebook, There were also early minor protests fuelled by Facebook and Twitter in Egypt which would eventually lead to the Arab Spring, and 'candlelight protests' in Korea against the lifting of a ban on US meat, where, thanks to the influence of the Internet, school age girls were among the first to protest, and thus became a symbol of the movement.

2008 is also when divisive rhetoric kicked in in the West. People talk about how Trump made people crazy, but Obama made people crazy before that. On the one hand there was his personality cult who wouldn't countenance any criticism of him, and figured you were racist for doing so, and on the other hand there was the (admittedly small) violent opposition who were actually racist and believed he was a Muslim spy or whatever. I was on a number of small forums at this time, and the first political debates that made me want to tap out of politics were scuffles over Obama.

>>127241
and in 2007 a device was invented that gives internet access to creatures not intelligent enough to use a computer.

>>127241
Don't forget also, a lot of this web-born activism was not truly organic. If I recall correctly, Twitter was used by democrat politicians for the 2008 elections, for instance; obviously they understood the power of normalfag SMS.

Arrest me, I've been a bad, naughty boy.

>I've been a bad, naughty boy.
U R UNDER ARREST!

>>127194
loooooooooooool

>>127194
fuck da police (literally)

>fuck da police (literally)
cumming straight from da underground