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AbbathTheGrim said:

I have been having a lot of headaches lately so I went to the doctor to check me out. I had my skull scanned and they found something wrong with my head. The doctor told me that I have been diagnosed with brain-diarrhea and that I have not much time left in my life's calendar. He told me that it is not a common disease and that it's symptoms range from, of course, headaches and a constant flow of crappy thoughts circulating around one's head like stupid, bycle-riding monkeys in a cheap Russian circus.. I guess that explains why I have been behaving like I do towards all people, especially people in this site, and why I can't find any reason why Nintendo has any worth for gaming.

I just wanted to say goodbye, apologies to any of those that may have felt offended for something I said or didn't, and I want to thank you all in this site who have made me laugh, cry, go mad, and sometimes yes, a little aroused sexually.

It has been a pleasure. Truly yours and of the rest, AbbathTheGrim.


Are you going to more PlayStation friendly places? If so, I have a few recommendations.



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Pavolink said:
Jay520 said:
Pavolink said:
God, you scared me. Because is a joke, right?


Joke? Jokes?!?! Don't you dare joke about brain-diarrhea!

It was until the "brain-diarrhea" that I recall this thread as a joke. Still, was scared when reading the title.

I went and google that.  I end up thinking here that not having much time to live is not something to joke about.  I know someone who recently had his parents get in a car accident and he lost his mother.   It was like within an hour of him calling me about something else, he gets the news, and when I call back, everything changed.

Pretty much, not cool to joke about things like this.



What's weird for me is that a couple of days ago at another forum that I spend a lot of time in, a member's father came on (the member's account) and said his son died of a heart attack and that he won't be posting anymore. I thought this was going to be along those lines. It's an odd thing to feel similar emotions when you hear the news of an online acquaintance dying as you would for someone you actually know in person. At the same time, I understand it's inevitable. I'm just glad my buddy Yo_John is still alive :)



I LOVE paying for Xbox Live! I also love that my love for it pisses off so many people.

amp316 said:
I'm not sure if you're aware of this, but brain diarrhea can stream downwards and become diarrhea of the mouth.


That's hilarious and seems to be the case here with the OP.



I LOVE paying for Xbox Live! I also love that my love for it pisses off so many people.

toadslayer72 said:

What's weird for me is that a couple of days ago at another forum that I spend a lot of time in, a member's father came on (the member's account) and said his son died of a heart attack and that he won't be posting anymore. I thought this was going to be along those lines. It's an odd thing to feel similar emotions when you hear the news of an online acquaintance dying as you would for someone you actually know in person. At the same time, I understand it's inevitable. I'm just glad my buddy Yo_John is still alive :)

It would of been a lot better if the original, and people be able to discuss and connect. As I posted above, the mother of someone I know died in a car accident recently and he is recovering from that.  Things changed suddenly within an hour between phone calls with him.  Some things just aren't in the best tastes to do.



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Here's a parting gift.



           

Good. People who only play one name brand scare me. Its like racism but in console terms.... brandism?



wow this thread wasnt funny at all, OP shold be banned for trolling



You scared me :(



Alas poor Abbath, i hardly knew ye!



“It appeared that there had even been demonstrations to thank Big Brother for raising the chocolate ration to twenty grams a week. And only yesterday, he reflected, it had been announced that the ration was to be reduced to twenty grams a week. Was it possible that they could swallow that, after only twenty-four hours? Yes, they swallowed it.”

- George Orwell, ‘1984’