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Oneironaut Zero, how did you manage to take that picture?

Flexibility talents not mentioned in the unusual talents thread?

I was trying hard to search for Oneironaut Zero in his photo.

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Originally Posted by Carrot

I was trying hard to search for Oneironaut Zero in his photo.

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You've gave away too much information....Now he knows we have dim lit displays! Ohhh the things he can do with that information are... incalculable. Yes.

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Originally Posted by Wolfwood

http://img825.imageshack.us/img825/2610/img24827.jpg

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Dem eyes :clap:

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Originally Posted by melanieb

Oneironaut Zero, how did you manage to take that picture?

Flexibility talents not mentioned in the unusual talents thread?

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Well then I guess I have some updating to do. :chuckle:
(Yeah, just held the cam out behind me, while facing that direction. Took a few shots to get both the orange and blue in the sky to show up in the same shot. )

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Originally Posted by Carrot

I was trying hard to search for Oneironaut Zero in his photo.

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Some of the other attempts at the picture I took showed me a bit better than that one, but that one had the best view of the sky, so I had to go with that one. :)

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Originally Posted by Wolfwood

You've gave away too much information....Now he knows we have dim lit displays! Ohhh the things he can do with that information are... incalculable. Yes.

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Incalculable, indeed. :mwahaha:

Joey looks like a pretty boy in those two new photos, unlike the ones he had taken in the past.

Cookieh: I love the combination of your green eyes with burgundy hair. So pretty.

Aww, thank you Ophelia :3

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Originally Posted by Artelis

Because guns are an engineering marvel, target shooting is fun, and some are very expensive and rare. It's the same as collecting anything. Collecting things is fun. I personally collect strange musical contraptions, but that's just me.

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It seems that the manner in which they're designed to kill people would be a turn off. Of course I like swords but they're antiquated. Automatic weapons are something else all together it seems like. I guess it does come down to taste though.

Massive bombs are cool, too. Science is fun. And what's wrong with a little people killin? There's far too many of us anyway. Of course, it's not really up to anyone to decide who dies, but hey, nature will be nature will be nature will be nature will be ...

Hi, Blunt.

Cute.

Tell me, do you have piercings on your tongue?

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Damn, you're pretty quick on likes lol, you probably didn't see the question on the piercings.

I do not. I don't find them attractive x-x unless it's a snakebite, which really just messes up teeth. I only have a smiley in my mouth.

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Originally Posted by Blunt

I do not. I don't find them attractive x-x unless it's a snakebite, which really just messes up teeth. I only have a smiley in my mouth.

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Well, at least the food you eat will be introduced with a warm and happy welcoming, that's very considerate of you. Too bad they'll be broken down to basic nutrients. Then they will have no memory of your smiley.

I'll just stop there before I go too far, I'm already thinking too much on this.

That was a good laugh. Pls, go eat shit <3

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Originally Posted by Blunt

That was a good laugh. Pls, go eat shit <3

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???? :(

I didn't mean it in a sarcastic way or anything. I was actually being serious that time. :|

I'm sorry, Blunt, if that offended you in any way. :damnit:

Now I made another cute girl mad at me :(

You all make me sick

That was a joke, lul. I don't get angry that easily :p You're too Ronald McDonald cute.

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Originally Posted by saltyseedog

You all make me sick

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I'm just having a conversation :( There's nothing wrong with a little curiosity with DV members.

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Originally Posted by Blunt

That was a joke, lul. I don't get angry that easily :p You're too Ronald McDonald cute.

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Ooooh okay. ;)

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LOL, Ronald McDonald, greatttt. :P

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Originally Posted by Linkzelda

I'm just having a conversation :( There's nothing wrong with a little curiosity with DV members.

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curiosity killed the kat

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Originally Posted by saltyseedog

curiosity killed the kat

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Says the very same person encouraging one to exhibit more confidence, and to have a higher self-esteem than before. But now that you've see glimpses of said person portraying these traits, even though through the internet, it may not validate as a characteristic of confidence, you've now grown sick of the potential that is there.

The potential that will never accept as a reality, even though you've tried to persuade that very same person to be more positive, and that it's gradually becoming a reality, it sickens you.

Funny how when you give recommendations to a person, and yet you, still.....find means to contradict what you've said before.

But I doubt you'll understand what I'm saying, but that's good....it leads me closer to the truth.

Every heard the story of the tiger striped cat who died a million deaths? It revived, and live a millions lives.

It didn't care much about the owners who took care of it.....it wasn't afraid to die.

Then it became a stray cat to become free and met a white female cat, fell in love with it. They both lived together for a while.

Then when the white female cat grew weak and died, the tiger striped cat cried a millions times, and then died.

But here's the thing, he didn't come back to life.

Do you honestly think that such a child's story, a child's riddle of curiosity killing the cat will be able to validate and protect whatever you had that disgusted you just now?

Don't be afraid when you see a change in a person, saltyseedog.

When you find the missing part, the part of you that you've abandoned for so long, and when it comes back to you, when you finally reach the end of your life, there's no reason to come back again.

Ego death.........................

embrace it.

Please, do not enlighten me with such simple means and methods.

Dafuq did I just read


Linky, I think you're taking things too seriously man, just relax, we all love you here :)

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Originally Posted by PhilosopherStoned

It seems that the manner in which they're designed to kill people would be a turn off. Of course I like swords but they're antiquated. Automatic weapons are something else all together it seems like. I guess it does come down to taste though.

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I've always preferred melee weapons over guns, but could propose no reasonable argument that differentiated guns n swords from their apparent 'evil'.

I like the obvious play and skill of using swords. It seems that if you're good you have a decent chance of being 'Rambo'......with guns, any idiot can shoot you dead, BAM, end of. There is no inherent defense. No 'fun'. Fucking campers.

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Originally Posted by Linkzelda

Says the very same person encouraging one to exhibit more confidence, and to have a higher self-esteem than before. But now that you've see glimpses of said person portraying these traits, even though through the internet, it may not validate as a characteristic of confidence, you've now grown sick of the potential that is there.

The potential that will never accept as a reality, even though you've tried to persuade that very same person to be more positive, and that it's gradually becoming a reality, it sickens you.

Funny how when you give recommendations to a person, and yet you, still.....find means to contradict what you've said before.

But I doubt you'll understand what I'm saying, but that's good....it leads me closer to the truth.

Every heard the story of the tiger striped cat who died a million deaths? It revived, and live a millions lives.

It didn't care much about the owners who took care of it.....it wasn't afraid to die.

Then it became a stray cat to become free and met a white female cat, fell in love with it. They both lived together for a while.

Then when the white female cat grew weak and died, the tiger striped cat cried a millions times, and then died.

But here's the thing, he didn't come back to life.

Do you honestly think that such a child's story, a child's riddle of curiosity killing the cat will be able to validate and protect whatever you had that disgusted you just now?

Don't be afraid when you see a change in a person, saltyseedog.

When you find the missing part, the part of you that you've abandoned for so long, and when it comes back to you, when you finally reach the end of your life, there's no reason to come back again.

Ego death.........................

embrace it.

Please, do not enlighten me with such simple means and methods.

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*grabs and restrains Link* Mate, he's had enough...leave it. Link, c'mon man, let's go home. Oi. *Link attempts to wrestle free but fails*

I apologise on his behalf, Saltyseedog... sometimes, out of the blue, he just does that.

That was at 1:32 AM after watching the last two episodes of Cowboy Bebop. :P

Anyway, is it just me, or does everyone look mature in their facial composition, but are so young at the same time?

I can't just see others beign 14-16 when they look so much like adults. Not saying that's a bad thing, it's just that when I was about 15-16, people thought I was 18.

Must be the hormones in the food we eat compared to previous generations. :whyme: In Texas, middle school children looked like they were able to go into the NFL or something.

It's just the trend of looking more like an adult is rapidly becoming a reality that amazes me, it's like the ideals instilled upon society to be dominant people in the workforce is fueling this kind of growth. o.o

Cowboy Beebop...great anime, with my favourite voice actor...Steve Blum (Spike).

I still get ID'ed at 26. :/

Maybe I'll be thankful later, but as of now I always feel like a prat....and a feeling of condescension (which is amusing with the height difference usually too).