Here No Longer

Some of those spicy SoloRenektonOnly troll build videos.

A combination of angry and depressed. Angry with my dad's financial idiocy, and depressed because of how little I've done with my life (even though I know that's actually not my fault for the most part)...

Probably because it's Duskull's face.

Somewhat uneventful, though I did have a really long game of Cards Against Humanity. Other than that not much to note but a Cookie Dough Cheesecake my dad made that was really good. Got nothing but clothes (as I expected and actually wished for, because most of mine have holes).

I personally think the new runes, though, were actually an improvement to the game and one of the first in a long time. Sure there are broken ones *cough cough* Press the Attack, Kleptomancy *cough cough*. Honestly, even with Zoe and Ornn being a thing, I'd like to really get back into it personally, (of course, not before using /muteall most of the time because I'm sick and tired of the childishness). After all, it looks to be better than when I left around early Season 7. Though 'Zix is more broken than he even was back in those days from what I've seen. Part of the reason I may play again is because of the Urgot rework

-BUMP- My favorite is TNG, by a decent bit. The characters were well-written and somewhat likeable (particularly Data and Picard), and I felt like the series in general did the best job of the bunch. Of course I must also commend the job that John Delancie did as Q. It was stellar then, and it translated well when he voiced Discord. My main complaints are with Yar and I also have one with Wesley Crusher. Luckily they mostly relieved themselves after Season 1. Also, I found Riker's occasional episode of extreme libido to be off-putting. My second place goes to the Original Series. It would be in a tie with Next Gen for the best, if there wasn't a somewhat abrupt drop in quality somewhere in the third season, that just developed itself into probably the worst finale of the series. Hey at least Enterprise's finale actually RESOLVED THE SERIES. The finale of this one was literally filler. Like they could have at least tried to make something of it, but it HAD to be filler. My third place actually goes to Enterprise. I feel like the series gets unjustly scrutinized and judged solely by the latter two seasons. They were pretty bad, but I have t toss it a bone. In my opinion it's first two seasons were actually better than the first two of the original series. Archer was a very interesting and endearing captain before his character became stale and hollow. What a shame that was. My fourth place goes to Voyager, as of far (I'm watching the 4th season at current). So far I find the series mediocre and an excuse to produce another series (even if the premise sounded enticing). Ka'Zon are almost IDENTICAL to Klingons, and the only characters I don't find boring, stale, downright idiotic (No wonder Voyager makes so many enemies...), or annoying are Tuvok and Seven of Nine. Also, a lot of their episodes My last place goes to Deep Space Nine. I even watched what were considered what is considered to be the BEST of the series, and I would have to say it would STILL be last. I couldn't STAND all of the melodrama. Seriously, I thought that I was watching the Bold and the Beautiful and not Star Trek. They even somehow deteriorated Worf, treated O'Brien terribly, and made Alexander even more insufferable than he was most of the time in TNG. I found none of the characters to be thoroughly likable, and I thought it a shame that Avery Brooks wasted his talent on such a poorly written character. Haven't watched Discovery, but it sounds promising enough, however much of an excuse to produce another series the premise seems.

It didn't, I suppose? OB63 and OB64 were total train wrecks. They never implemented the Wrecker change, but what they ended up doing was actually even worse.

Honestly, most furries are not bad at all, and in fact are somewhat amicable. Yellow Journalism is at work here as it is for bronies and people with political views not accepted by the limited political establishment (I know that from experience).

The FCC doesn't care. They're being paid off by these big cable companies to do this in the first place. There's no other way, and it makes sense considering we all know Ajit Pai used to work at Verizon.

My dad has five dopey and bat$#!^ insane dogs.

Over, because it's straight-up better that way.

Actually, I'm being as lenient as I can for the fact that I don't have certifications for anything, no college degree, and no work experience. Part of it, though, is just because I live in a small town, which isn't all that close to a big city (and my dad isn't really wiling to take me anywhere too far away just to work a minimum wage job). If I were being as picky as I'd like the luxury of being, I'd likely find almost nothing no matter where I looked, and how hard I tried to look.

Isn't that what forums are for?

Can't stand most of it for too long at all, though Bob Rivers made some really funny Christmas-y parodies My dad used to tune in to him a good bit back when we lived in Washington state. Probably the best example:

A little bit of running around the house but that's it.

Not really gay, but mostly gay, yes. I consider myself a polysexual at this point. Only romantically attracted to men though.

White with a black outline.

I wish I had one, to be honest. That would actually be pretty nice.

I agree, it's a downright sexist claim that also assumes everyone is heterosexual.

Youtube Poops. Even ones from ten years ago are still hilarious. Literally the best aging meme of all time. PEOPLE STILL FREAKING MAKE THESE, AND THEY'RE STILL JUST AS FRESH AS BEFORE. Even after 10 years, it's like they've hardly aged any at all.

The whole of society disappoints me to be honest. Celebrity worship and being unable to think for yourself are both just embarrassingly dumb.

No it's not. Literally the only problem is that the people against LGBT rights are being completely inflexible, and are seemingly trying to cause a problem. Also, I have seen NO atrocities committed by LGBT towards Christians., though there's been PLENTY of the opposite... I'm personally not very religious at all, honestly I'm an atheist in fact. I believe that the existence of a god is just unlikely. Honestly, I think the whole thing is extremely primitive. That sounds like a personal problem, getting offended over something as trivial as what you seem to get offended by.