Anachronous

I have a fear of going through anything that might give me a certain level of permanent physical or mental damage. The idea of being deformed from what I am just terrifies me. I hate scarring.

JUST CALL ME TORQUE.

My friends and I at school have been saying this from go. A particularly honorable mention to my boy Mr. Wobbels who totally knew more about how much of a scam it was as compared to everyone else and has been voicing it from the very beginning!

Wait a second, I went away for a while that day but was in there. Hey! I was part of history by accident!

Sweetie Belle must have been eating a lot of sweets.

>something else entirely More like every literary cliche ever?

I'm becoming the lead reporter for 60 Minutes. You all just watch.

So that entire wall of comments was the manifestation of second degree breast envy? Am I reading him right?

A fellow electroswing fan? I love you for loving Parov Stelar. Have you ever heard Gokdfish - Get Busy Living? Quite the tune. Best genre ~

As a true connoisseur of haute couture, I found this initially relevant to my interests and then insulting. Gary, someone has got to teach you the art of being fabulous!

Despite the images being absolutely garish, I was able to discern all of the numbers.

I take mass transit to most venues, lol, there's little to no need for a car where I live.

What's funny is that this is the same exact way everyone reacts to Facebook interface edits. "OMG FACEBOOK IS SUCH A FAIL!!!" "holy crap this is retarded wtf fb" "What a bunch of shit. I can't navigate worth anything." Then in a week or so, everyone starts liking the changes and gets adjusted to them. Why? Because there are men at desks in offices who take courses in college about designing interfaces and businesses, who have experience with designing interfaces and businesses, who broach these changes to the developers of such sites who proceed to develop these aforementioned interfaces. They know what you're going to wind up liking as functional, sleek and accessible before even you do. They are professionally trained to know this type of shit, lol. The general demographic of these sites that seem to attract a lot of media traffic tend to be maladjusted to the concept of change. Fact of the matter is, change is good. And what do I think? I think everybody's going to wind up loving this new "skin" or "layout" or whatever it's being called within the first fiscal quarter just like they wind up doing on Facebook every other week. The guys who design these changes tend to know better than we do when it comes to what works. I, for one, find this a bit more functional and desirable. Anticipating the next change and the immense rage that will follow it.

People regard the iPad as the future of gaming? That's rudimentarily hilarious. What a bunch of casuals. I echo all of Feld0's points, most especially the one regarding the awkward "middle of the road" feel that the iPad possesses when being used for gaming. I've had firsthand experience with one and, hell, it kills your hands after a while for a game that probably isn't as fun or well-developed as anything available on the 3DS or PlayStation Vita. Personally, I find buying an iPad to be an adventure in frivolity. It's "cool," sure, but not the most pragmatic device when considering what it's been advertised as as of late.

>site i copy-pasted this from You mean your control pad? lol

To keep it short and lacking on the sycophantic exposition, they do their jobs quickly and efficiently. They always seem open to questioning regarding the site, requests for help, and other miscellaneous details. Last but not least, they're actual people with depth to their personalities rather than static forum figureheads, a notion which is surprisingly rare amongst most of the forum communities I've been on. I'm quite content with the staff on this site. It's one of the best rosters I've seen and I appreciate each and every one of them individually. You guys have totes got it together and that's awesome~

Having a considerably active circle of friends and social life, I'm here to say that these friendships online are just as important. It depends more on what goes into it than, as my colleagues have said, the medium through which it is conducted. Also, to be quite honest, a good stock of people I know personally are vapid beyond belief and worthy of a slap in the face with their juvenile conduct. People online aren't necessarily "better" than people in real life. I know this as well as anyone. But on sites like these, where people share a common interest among one another from the very beginning? Well, it definitely helps along forming closer friendships and bonds. There's no real need to put yourself out there and find a common ground because it's already there.

Immediate +1 for having a aviator shades. Where'd you get yours?

Tired and true. Rarity is best pony, no matter the iteration.

Got home from school, felt like trying out my iPod camera at greater length. Just clad in the usual prep school getup. Still not particularly used to phototaking, haha...