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Post by early0000 on Jun 9, 2016 1:59:08 GMT
Does anyone here play DayZ standalone? I could use some help  |
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Post by limeyhoney on Jun 11, 2016 6:20:30 GMT
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Post by Atrox on Jun 11, 2016 6:41:51 GMT
Welcome back defier of death! |
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Post by TheCreator on Jun 11, 2016 20:36:51 GMT
I just had a dream about iRobot releasing a car shaped like a giant Roomba...
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Post by lowry on Jun 11, 2016 21:06:02 GMT
I just had a dream about iRobot releasing a car shaped like a giant Roomba... You have dreams of the great prophet too? |
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Post by early0000 on Jun 15, 2016 8:41:10 GMT
I just had a dream about iRobot releasing a car shaped like a giant Roomba... I think it really is real…I found a video of the prototype: m.youtube.com/watch?v=tLt5rBfNucc |
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Post by mitobox on Jun 25, 2016 16:43:33 GMT
BREXIT happened (i've heard Departugal, Italeave, and Czechout are just around the corner).
Any Thrive fans in the UK or mainland Europe have opinions on what just happened?
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Post by Aquos on Jun 25, 2016 16:47:28 GMT
BREXIT happened (i've heard Departugal, Italeave, and Czechout are just around the corner). you forgot the NEXIT (Netherland leaving(yes that's litterally how they're calling it)) and the Referendum about France leaving (i'm to lazy to think of a pun) |
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Post by StealthStyleL on Jun 25, 2016 17:08:44 GMT
I don't really want to bring too much politics into this forum but I can give you a few of my thoughts, being in the UK and just being old enough to vote. I personally voted in, although I was going back and forth for weeks and only made my mind up in the morning of the vote.
Basically, the referendum was a disaster, and I'm not talking about the result. Logical, thoughtful arguments for both sides were swamped by insane scaremongering, which made a decision difficult to make for the average Briton. Some people hate each other because they voted the other way, and now we're going to have a new Prime Minister in October that most people won't have voted for.
Only time will tell whether it was the right decision but at the moment there is uncertainty and an alarmingly large amount of anger that almost appears to have split Britain.
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Post by Oliveriver on Jun 25, 2016 18:37:47 GMT
I don't really want to bring too much politics into this forum but I can give you a few of my thoughts, being in the UK and just being old enough to vote. I personally voted in, although I was going back and forth for weeks and only made my mind up in the morning of the vote. Basically, the referendum was a disaster, and I'm not talking about the result. Logical, thoughtful arguments for both sides were swamped by insane scaremongering, which made a decision difficult to make for the average Briton. Some people hate each other because they voted the other way, and now we're going to have a new Prime Minister in October that most people won't have voted for. Only time will tell whether it was the right decision but at the moment there is uncertainty and an alarmingly large amount of anger that almost appears to have split Britain. Couldn't have put it better myself (minus the being old enough to vote part). It reached a point where I didn't know what to think as I was questioning every source of information, and it all felt like propaganda one way or the other. Realistically I think I would have voted remain too. For me one of the biggest disappointments nobody seems to have noticed is that we'll no longer be a member of the European Space Agency, so goodbye British participation in a space program.* *Unless something like this ever happens again. |
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Post by early0000 on Jun 25, 2016 19:47:27 GMT
I don't really want to bring too much politics into this forum but I can give you a few of my thoughts, being in the UK and just being old enough to vote. I personally voted in, although I was going back and forth for weeks and only made my mind up in the morning of the vote. Basically, the referendum was a disaster, and I'm not talking about the result. Logical, thoughtful arguments for both sides were swamped by insane scaremongering, which made a decision difficult to make for the average Briton. Some people hate each other because they voted the other way, and now we're going to have a new Prime Minister in October that most people won't have voted for. Only time will tell whether it was the right decision but at the moment there is uncertainty and an alarmingly large amount of anger that almost appears to have split Britain. I feel like that's gonna be the US on Election Day. You either view Trump as the scourge of God or you think he is God. |
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Post by Atrox on Jun 29, 2016 3:14:27 GMT
Hey folks. I'm going to be in South America for about 2 weeks starting this Thursday, so I may not be able to post as much as usual. Love you all <3
See ya if I'm still alive in the next 2 weeks.
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Post by mitobox on Jun 29, 2016 4:39:21 GMT
Hey folks. I'm going to be in South America for about 2 weeks starting this Thursday, so I may not be able to post as much as usual. Love you all <3 See ya if I'm still alive in the next 2 weeks. Alright, have a good time! |
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Post by lowry on Jun 29, 2016 8:24:09 GMT
I don't really want to bring too much politics into this forum but I can give you a few of my thoughts, being in the UK and just being old enough to vote. I personally voted in, although I was going back and forth for weeks and only made my mind up in the morning of the vote. Basically, the referendum was a disaster, and I'm not talking about the result. Logical, thoughtful arguments for both sides were swamped by insane scaremongering, which made a decision difficult to make for the average Briton. Some people hate each other because they voted the other way, and now we're going to have a new Prime Minister in October that most people won't have voted for. Only time will tell whether it was the right decision but at the moment there is uncertainty and an alarmingly large amount of anger that almost appears to have split Britain. Meh. Tbh, the referendum has barely effected my life or the lives of those close to me. Both sides had valid arguments for and against Brexit and I made sure to take in both. Overall I actually decided not to bother voting at all. After all, in the end, we'd have issues either way. Yes the economy crashing wasn't the best thing to watch but the FTSE is recovering, sorta, we just need to ride out the storm. The friction I see between people is a lack of understanding as to why the other voted the way they did. Most brexit supporters are not racists and xenophobes like brexit non-supporters seem to imply, while brexit non-supporters aren't all big business owners fearing for a loss in profit from having to now pay tax... Personally, I think the EU is quite corrupt in the way it's ran and should have just been a non aggression, trade agreement like it was originally. However I think negotiating our way out of EU regulations while keeping trade relations would have been better than flat out leaving. I'm done. |
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Post by StealthStyleL on Jun 29, 2016 10:52:00 GMT
I agree.
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Post by The_Wayward_Admiral on Jul 4, 2016 15:20:19 GMT
Happy Belated Canada Day and Happy 4th everyone!
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Post by mitobox on Jul 11, 2016 3:38:56 GMT
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Post by Atrox on Jul 11, 2016 3:40:21 GMT
Bakugan candy XD
For real though, bakugan was my Belgium.
Excellent find, mito!
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Post by mitobox on Jul 23, 2016 8:17:19 GMT
The Sporum's dealing with either a hacker or Zalgo right now. I'm serving as the local skeptic.
(It's isolated to the "General Open Thread," where spam won't get pranksters suspended, which is why I'm skeptical.)
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Post by Narotiza on Jul 23, 2016 14:11:43 GMT
Spooky
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