PrinceJayne

Watching some gameplay from JSE! My favorite green been

Hey Cinna! Can I bake you into a cinnamon bun?

Only one time when I was associated with a certain MLP gaming group's forums. One of the owners (who was only owner because they were dating the original owner of the group) didn't really care for my hyper and energetic personality and took offense when I told someone to be careful of doing something bad around them because they're fairly strict with their rules. Keep in mind I wasn't being a brat as I was wrongfully accused; I was honest and had no intention to hurt them (I've even had people defending on my behalf), but they took it too personally and IP banned me for "good". Well, they still proved themselves to be as strict and stubborn from that alone, so no biggie. (tl;dr: was banned because co-owner was petty; I wasn't bad in legitimacy, they just have a short-temper)

Banned for having a cool signature (seriously, did you make it your self, or was it requested/commissioned? )

I know people have conflicting feelings about gamer YouTubers, but still they're the main videos I watch. Here they are in greatest to least! Jacksepticeye (real name: Sean) - He's an enjoyable person-- subjectively. I mean obviously everyone has different views on people, but I know folk who don't like him because of his energetic, loud personality. I greatly admire him and his persona! He's very fun, keeps you around, and is very interactive. He's generally a down-to-earth sweetheart and keeps in touch with his fans. Recommend him if you like YouTube gameplayers! I'd suggest starting off with his current on-going gameplay series, The Walking Dead (season 3). Magdalen Berns (her alias is her real name) - 'Kay it gets political here (quickly avert if you don't care to know/see), and I'm aware both sides don't like us in situations as such (you'll know what I mean if you watch her/know her politics), but she puts well-thought analysis on said subjects and is always up for civilized conversations/debates. I don't agree with everything she says or entirely how she reacts in peculiar situations, but she offers good banter along with humor every now and then. Recommend her if you're looking more into identity politics, lesbianism (lesbian culture/history/politics), or if you'd consider yourself leaning towards radical feminism or you are a radfem. She's greatly admired by radfems, radfem-supporters, or gender-critical folk, so feel free to give her a shot! Will warn you though, while she is up for civilized debate, she can get pretty joke-ish or what some would consider insensitive in her vids (that's where I'm sketchy with her). (And video jump-cuts... lots, and lots of video jump-cuts...) Nonetheless, even if you don't care for radfems/radical feminism/gender-criticism and want more insight about it, she's the first I'd go up to. First video that comes to mind is her comparison of gender-critical people's view on gender vs. sex with gender-variant ideology! Simply Nailogical (real name: Christine) - She's pretty cool and funny, and people accuse her of sounding like different people (she comes off as PewDiePie with Jenna Marbles undertones lol!). While I know people aren't really into fashion stuff, which trust me, I'm fairly careless about make-up, but she makes that stuff FUN! Even if you don't like hearing reviews about pedicures, manicures, nail polish, all-things-fingernail related, she grabs your attention and jokes a lot. Especially if you already love watching make-up/nail-stuff tutorials, pleeeaassee check Christine out! Don't really have any recommended vids, but you should watch her vids particularly that are enlisted as tutorials. I'll add more if I can think of anymore!

SPOILERS INCOMING (obviously?) Curious to see how y'all feel about TWD (game, of course), because I've known there were concerns about stretching the game series to where it loses it's spark, but I feel as if season 3 is doing a pretty fine job. I especially loved how they started off on episode 1 with such a dramatic sequence. Sends me chills everytime!

Welcome, welcome, welcome! Can't wait to see you hang around the forums!

PC and internet. If I really wanted a ride, I'd just get an Uber/taxi driver, get on a bus, or ask family for help. PC gaming is my LIFE!

Same here, I have to keep on re-clicking on the chat/quote box in order to type as wanted. May have to copy and paste instead because it's really getting on my nerves...

Feeling isolated in terms of relationships/dating Complexities with my identity as whole Jim, who never says thank you everytime I open the door for him at Circle K (screw you, man!) Seriously Jim what the Hell's your problem? Existential crisis (man gotta love those) Jim... ugh...

Won't lie, was pretty nervous to see responses on this thread, but luckily civilized-- phew! Some things I've seen labelled as "FOR WOMEN/MEN" can be.. pretty ridiculous when you actually read the ingredients for some products. Some products have the exact same things, just slightly/barely adjusted, and/or just marketed as male/female to increase sales. Obviously there's more complex things on the basis of biology (e.i. Women's basketballs are designed to be a tad bit shorter and slimmer to fit more smaller hands, whereas for men's basketballs they're wider/bigger to fit accordingly to average male biology), but there's this obnoxious need to gender things in which it just doesn't match. Reminds me of somewhere in other countries they had "Girl" and "Boy" kinder eggs. KINDER EGGS. CANDY. Imagine giving a girl a pink dang candy egg just because it says it's for girls? Are parents really that ignorant to enforce that on their children? Geez man that's jacked up... Another thing which bothers me is how female products are generally sold more expensive and less well-manufactured to male products. Luckily I'm butch so I'm careless about gendered products and stick with men's usually since they're of better quality + fits its price, but I feel sooo bad for people who purchase feminine products to find (for example) razors cut/wound you more with female products when a good amount of male razors shave just fine for the same amount of money. There's also this inane thing where more harsh and disgusting products are marketed for men. I mean stuff that's pretty dang smelly where as they sell feminine products all rosy and flowery! So sunshiney!... Wonder if anyone has ever tested what women and men smell like for not even using deodorant in at least two days. TMI-ish, but I'm so cautious about my 'pits because they can get pretty rank (think that's how you spell it?...). I shave anyway for the sake of making things simpler by not attracting more odor (which also brings to the next question-- are men just more naturally prone to bad body odor, or on average men don't shave therefore trapping worse smell?), but still not exactly clean-smelling. I take clinical/extra strength deodorant. I've been doing better though without strong deodorant, but I just wish people would stop underestimating what the female body is capable of-- good or bad, or taking extreme assumptions of individuals body's capabilities as whole. (Don't mind generalization, until it's unrealistic and extreme and does more harm than good!) Gah, sorry for this being lengthy lol! Just bothers me also and I wish things provided more and well-fit science behind it without marketing scheme plus general sexism/genderism involved. Oh and dude-wipes. Anybody know what that shenanigans is about? Is it another marketing scheme or is there actual and helpful science behind it?

D U C K S Specifically call ducks. Look how chunky and stubby they are! Precious babies