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I beat a guy 3 times in a row in Xenoverse 2 and he started messaging me for a rematch and I said no. He started saying that I fought "like a bitch" and I said "ty bby" and he said "miss me with that gay ****."

People are fun.
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a modern day old yeller but instead of a boy and his dog it's a guy and his friend and instead of being rabid the second guy is a furry
 
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I beat a guy 3 times in a row in Xenoverse 2 and he started messaging me for a rematch and I said no. He started saying that I fought "like a bitch" and I said "ty bby" and he said "miss me with that gay ****."

People are fun.

Sounds to me like he was a wittle bit butthurt.
 
Had a dream where someone was reading one of my manuscripts out loud to help me suss out some issues (might've been WoN, or it might've been one of the sequels or The Spectrum Chronicles), and there was a point where the word "depracious" came up in Forneus's dialogue. Long story short, this other person and I got into a discussion about the word, why it was used/what it meant, and dream-Me was sort of just laughing like, "I must've known then, but I don't remember what the eff it means."

I cannot for the life of me figure out why a word that I can only find on an urban dictionary wormed its way into my subconscious, where I possibly could have read it--but it definitely isn't in any of my works, nor is it something Forneus would really say. The mind is weird. :cautious:

It's defined as "ignorant" or "idiotic", for those that are curious.
 
When you think about it, Law and Order is just the drama equivalent of cartoon comedies.

In South Park, the writers just go "what's currently relevant? Eric Cartman messes around with this thing."
In The Simpsons, the writers just go "what's currently relevant? Homer messes around with this thing."
In Family Guy, the writers just go "what's currently relevant? Peter messes around with this thing."

in Law and Order, the writers just go "what's currently relevant? Ice T and the gang solve a crime involving this thing."

There's no actual "hey here's a story we wanted to tell."
 
Binge-watched The Haunting of Hill House.
This was total horror-drama stuff. I've never cried so hard in a horror.
I also jumped out of my skin a few times (and bounced two other sleeping bodies off the bed at the same time, go me!)
I don't know. I loved it for its storytelling and all the feels. But I also really hated it for the storytelling and the feels.
Maybe I need to avoid this out of whack/mental illness/suicidal kind of ****.
 
Now I feel all suspicious because of this whole PS4 message bricking your console thing, because some guy I don't know asked for help with a trophy he doesn't have that I do, and I feel like one of those characters in zombie movies when they're holed up in a place and think that everybody that wants to get in is infected.
 
and I feel like one of those characters in zombie movies when they're holed up in a place and think that everybody that wants to get in is infected.

You just keep that shotgun close to you. That’s my best piece of advice.
 
@Lain - Have you tried a WiFi repeater? I had the same trouble as you (couldn’t get a solid connection in my bedroom) found that it helped a bit.

@Shadow - That sounds nice :smile:

@Dark Drakan: As long as you get some lasagne for all of your troubles. I’m talking about Garfield.

Another cold, dull, rainy day. Not that I care I wasn’t planning on going anywhere after work anyway. Probably have a cup of tea when I get home.