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Baalzamon on 16 January 2012

It is MLK Day, and I get the whole day off for classes.

I have a considerable amount of homework that I have more or less been putting off for the weekend that all needs to get done today (mostly reading assigned material), as well as a lot of laundry that needs to get done. On top of this, I need to cook up a bunch of chicken I bought about a week ago, in order to save space in my super tiny freezer.

In other words...I have a busy day ahead of me, yet I still start it out here on vgchartz...



Money can't buy happiness. Just video games, which make me happy.

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IIIIITHE1IIIII on 16 January 2012
spurgeonryan said:
IIIIITHE1IIIII said:
Well, I have had this theory since about two years back which is based on that since everything, in fact, happens for a reason, everything also has to be predetermined.

Think about it, it sounds weird but it makes nothing but complete sense; existence is nothing but a chain reaction on atomic level.

That's been on my mind for a while now since it obviously makes you reconsider the definition/existence of good and evil. I therefore can't be mad at criminals since it really isn't their faults that they do whatever they do, there is ALWAYS a reason for their behavior, which they can't control.

Example: Parents fail raising an individual, as a result, that person fails to raise its own child unless help arrives from somewhere else. Thus, each person being born can't affect his or her destiny. Animals are way easier to describe as they pretty much act only by their instincts and random events, which happens for a reason...

Btw, this is not religious anyhow, I'm probably among the most atheistic persons in the world.



Even a bigger atheist than Stephen Hawking?

Let's just say I'd rather pray to him than "God". xD



HesAPooka on 16 January 2012

jenna marbles sucks



I was walking down along the street and I heard this voice saying, "Good evening, Mr. Dowd." Well, I turned around and here was this big six-foot rabbit leaning up against a lamp-post. Well, I thought nothing of that because when you've lived in a town as long as I've lived in this one, you get used to the fact that everybody knows your name.

Baalzamon on 18 January 2012

Last night, my roomate posted on Facebook he was selling his Kindle Fire for $180 (he is getting an iPad instead). Upon seeing his deal, I was slightly interested.

I did a bunch of research, and it seemed like something I really wanted. Badly.

I immediately left a message on his facebook that I am interested. Unfortunately, somebody else claimed it before I did. So jokingly, I said I will up the bid to $185. The other person cancelled out, and I wound up getting it.

He gave it to me with a nice case, so it is about $225-$230 in value. He literally bought it like a week ago, so it is brand spanking new.

IT IS AMAZING. I never thought I would fall for the whole tablet thing. I now understand it.



Money can't buy happiness. Just video games, which make me happy.

Millenium on 18 January 2012

Must figure out how to create this "pastebin"!



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Baalzamon on 18 January 2012
spurgeonryan said:
@ baalz
The fire is actually really cool. I am using it right now to type this to you. If you are looking for an ipad then the fire is not for you. Obviously he discovered that. But I do not want an ipad.

Oh and to quote people you will need to use the html button.

I will make sure I know that. Thanks for the tip.



Money can't buy happiness. Just video games, which make me happy.

Sephiroth357 on 18 January 2012

I am the coolest person in this world.




d21lewis on 20 January 2012
trasharmdsister12 said:
The last couple of days I thought to myself "I haven't posted in the Post Your Mind thread in a few weeks about how I'm doing. I tend to only go there and complain when I'm feeling low. Right now I'm feeling great and I owe it to the community that has to put up with my whining to show them what I'm like at my best". So I decided that when I got a moment (and remembered to) I'd come here and post about how great things were. How I was being productive with my programming studying, how I'm working out regularly and seeing results, how my eating habits have gotten better, and how I think I finally (once again) found the person I was going to end up with.

In fact I thought this no more than 2 hours ago. Yet here I am, contemplating leaving this site (and many others), selling off my gaming collection and PC, grabbing a bag of spicy doritoes, and gorging myself to death. It's a shame I couldn't make good on my want to show you my best but I guess that's what life is just going to be for me.

Enjoy the good.  Don't sweat the bad.  Stick around.  We like having you around, kid (didn't you kick all kinds of ass in the greatest user tourney?).



Allfreedom99 on 20 January 2012

Trying to work on 3 hours of sleep has me doing more loopy things than productive things.




d21lewis on 20 January 2012
trasharmdsister12 said:

d21lewis said:

Enjoy the good.  Don't sweat the bad.  Stick around.  We like having you around, kid (didn't you kick all kinds of ass in the greatest user tourney?).

It's weird. I'm just tired of trying at anything without even feeling like I've ever tried. I could write a freaking book here on what's going on and why I feel this way but I just don't see any use anymore.


Just part of being young and not knowing.  Of course, even when you're older, you still won't have a clue but you'll be a lot more comfortable with the dumb decisions, skanky women, wasted potential, and stupid financial choices.  You'll probably look back at the person you are now, and laugh.

Even d21lewis was once a manic depressive, financially unstable, shy, girlfriend free, directionless shell of a man.  Look at me now!  I have brand new socks!