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    You swine. You vulgar little maggot. You worthless bag of filth. As
    they
    say in Texas. I'll bet you couldn't pour piss out of a boot with
    instructions on the heel. You are a canker. A sore that won't go away.
    I
    would rather kiss a lawyer than be seen with you.

    You're a putrescent mass, a walking vomit. You are a spineless little
    worm
    deserving nothing but the profoundest contempt. You are a jerk, a cad,
    a
    weasel. Your life is a monument to stupidity. You are a stench, a
    revulsion, a big suck on a sour lemon.

    You are a bleating foal, a curdled staggering mutant dwarf smeared
    richly with the effluvia and offal accompanying your alleged birth
    into this world. An insensate, blinking calf, meaningful to nobody,
    abandoned by the puke-drooling, giggling beasts who sired you and
    then killed themselves in recognition of what they had done.

    I will never get over the embarrassment of belonging to the same
    species
    as you. You are a monster, an ogre, a malformation. I barf at the very
    thought of you. You have all the appeal of a paper cut. Lepers avoid
    you.
    You are vile, worthless, less than nothing. You are a weed, a fungus,
    the
    dregs of this earth. And did I mention you smell?

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    The Random Thought Thread

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    If babies are in the womb for 9 months, why aren't they 9 years old when they are born?

     

    Is the s or the c silent in scent?

     

    Is there a certain reason the alphabet has to be in a certain order?

     

    If Cinderella's shoe fit perfectly why did it fall off?

    Is Ke$ha named Ke£ha in England?

    What's the definition of definition?

    What does water taste like?

     

    If Apple made a car, would it still have windows?

     

     

    If babies are in the womb for 9 months, why aren't they 9 years old when they are born?

     

    Sure, technically. In some cultures (like certain Asian cultures), they count the time in the womb with your chronological birth age.

     

    When it comes to babies in utero, there is an age of viability (the point at which a fetus can survive outside the womb). Before then, while it may definitely be alive, have a beating heart, and be human, for sure, it cannot survive outside of the mother's body. Since this point of viability is extremely variable depending on other criteria, the baby's age is typically not chronologically started until birth - despite the fact that they're living and existing before then.

     

    There are also many cultures that believe the first breath of air is a very significant force for the beginning of "life", for lack of a more appropriate term. This belief may not have as much scientific background as much as cultural and spiritual, but it's very much ingrained in many people.

     

    It's also after the actual physical birth of the child that everyone gets to truly meet them for the first time. It's not that they didn't exist before then (especially from the mother's perspective), but not being able to really see them, hold them, and meet them makes the birth a true "beginning" from many standpoints. Something can exist before then, but the real life experience of being truly human doesn't begin until they're out of the womb.

     

    The birth process is also a very obvious date and time to count by. Conception/implantation/etc are much more difficult to pinpoint for a lot of women.

     

    I know that I do remember the days that I found out I was pregnant. For me, that was truly the moment that everything started. However, I don't count the age of my children based on that day.

     

    Is the s or the c silent in scent?

     

     

     

    Here's what a google search brings up:

     

    late Middle English (denoting the sense of smell): from Old French sentir ‘perceive, smell,’ from Latin sentire . The addition of -c- (in the 17th century) is unexplained.

     

    So the c is silent and also shouldn't really be there.

     

     

     

    The 'c' was probably added because that was the style at the time.

     

    Originally a hunting term. The -c- appeared 17c., perhaps by influence of ascent, descent, etc., or by influence of science. This was a tendency in early Modern English, also in scythe and for a time threatening to make scite and scituate.

     

    Is there a certain reason the alphabet has to be in a certain order?

     

    The English alphabet comes from the Latin alphabet (it is even often still called the Latin alphabet), which in turn comes from the Greek alphabet. All modern alphabets are most probably in some way descended from the Proto-Sinaitic alphabet, which probably originated around 2100-1800 BC, but whose ordering is unknown. The Greek alphabet developed from Proto-Sinaitic through Phoenician. Many times in between Proto-Sinaitic and English, letters have been added and removed. W, U, and J are among the most recent additions, which did not exist in classical Latin.

     

    It is unknown whether the earliest alphabets had a defined sequence. Some alphabets today, such as the Hanuno'o script, are learned one letter at a time, in no particular order, and are not used for collation where a definite order is required. However, a dozen Ugaritic tablets from the fourteenth century BCE preserve the alphabet in two sequences. One, the ABCDE order later used in Phoenician, has continued with minor changes in Hebrew, Greek, Armenian, Gothic, Cyrillic, and Latin; the other, HMĦLQ, was used in southern Arabia and is preserved today in Ethiopic.[16] Both orders have therefore been stable for at least 3000 years.

     

    The first letters or proto-letters were taken by the Proto-Sinaitic alphabet from non-alphabetic Egyptian hieroglyphs, which were mostly ideograms, small depictions of objects. Note that these hieroglyphs were used in an entirely different way—the Egyptians didn't use them as alphabetical letters—, so that the order in Egyptian doesn't tell us much about the order in alphabets. Perhaps there was a logical sequence in those earliest forms, but that is unknown; it might very well be an arbitrary order. For all practical purposes, the modern order is best considered random, though fixed.

     

    If Cinderella's shoe fit perfectly why did it fall off?

     

    It was a slipper, implying that it can *slip* off. And she was running down a hugeass flight of stairs.

     

    Is Ke$ha named Ke£ha in England?

     

    the name was originated in america, so no

     

    What's the definition of definition?

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    def·i·ni·tion

    ˌdefəˈniSHən/

    noun

    noun: definition; plural noun: definitions

    1.

    a statement of the exact meaning of a word, especially in a dictionary.

     

    What does water taste like?

     

    water does not have any taste, but, how can you know? the taste of the water changes in glass, and plastic, and carton, and of course, the tap water has a different flavor because it comes all the way from the sky, through the underground tubes, and they may be metal, or plastic, but scientists figure it out when they drunk water in a spaceship, without gravity, the water was floating, without touching anything. hope this is helpful, good luck!

     

    If Apple made a car, would it still have windows?

     

    Their stores have them, so why not the cars.

     

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    The Random Thought Thread

    in Random

    Posted

    My ex boyfriend tried to degrade me and then blocked me because he didn't want to face the truth his name is Taeyusu on onehallyu and he's the biggest cry baby on earth.

    I could play immature too so I decide to blast your ass on onehallyu :) hope u love it babe

    omg i thought it was a girl the whole time

    The Fanturd

    in Random

    Posted

    I had no idea the guys in Team B/IKON were so young. :shock:

    The oldest is Jinhwan and he was born in '94.

    ohgawd. it's happening!! :omg:

     

    What the fuck!!? :lol:

     

    that moment when you dont know if they're getting younger and younger or if its just you being old as shit

    Rate and Review Video Games You've Played

    in Gaming & Technology

    Posted

    30 minutes is super fast. You must have ran through the game instead of reading everything, which is missing the entire point of the game. It is still a short game even if you take your time like i did. I understand if it isn't the type of game you enjoy though and 20 is pretty steep. I got it for free from a friend and that might have something to do with it, but i did enjoy the game for what it is still. 

    maybe more like an hour, i did like some parts the game but i also like long content. I was just expecting something supernatural or some huge plot twist, the game was creepy af though. One of my friends finished it by accident in 2mins .. poor him.

    General Gaming Thread

    in Gaming & Technology

    Posted

    Destiny was one of the biggest letdowns ever, great concept, poor execution

    Ok, so a couple weeks back, I played a Mass Effect 2 demo on Steam, then I saw this great deal on a Mass Effect bundle on Origin that had all three games, and let me just say I do not regret it, I'm almost done with Mass Effect 3, but I'm putting it off cause reasons, but it's so good~ The decisions, my heartbreak D':

    I bought Mass Effect 1 at midnight and did the same for every ME game i even bought the books, the ending of ME2 made me cry like a baby, i wont tell you anything but you'll come back with a huge rant on this thread once youve beaten ME3

    Rate and Review Video Games You've Played

    in Gaming & Technology

    Posted

     

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    Gone Home 
    System: Steam
     
    I don't think I can review this game with just a pros and cons list so i'll write something out. This is a game that i've seen receive very high praise and a lot of criticism too. After playing it i understand why there's such a difference of opinions and why some people say it's not even a game. I will call it a game just to make it simpler.
     
    You are a girl that is coming back home after traveling around other countries but returns to an empty house. Your parents and sister are gone and it seems that your sister is some kind of trouble. The entire game is basically you walking around this big house and reading letters and stuff that you find. You progress through the game by finding key items that triggers the voice of your sister reading her diary. In these audio logs you go through what happened in your sister's life and her relationship with her best friend. It is more interesting than it sounds lol. I just can't really go into detail without ruining it.
     
    Possible spoilers...kinda...maybe...
    [spoiler]
    As you explore this house you continue to learn more about what your family has been going through while you were away. Along with story bits about your parents, there is also the lore of the house itself. Apparently your family inherited the house from a distant relative that went mad and died there. The house gives off an eerie feeling and creates a suspenseful atmosphere almost as if something terrible has happened in the house and your family. This turns out to be completely misleading as the story is actually heartwarming. The jump scares or dark turn in the story you expect while you progress never happen.
    [/spoiler]
     
    Though the part under the spoiler was kinda disappointing, I enjoyed the game and its story. It's hard for me to explain it without spoiling it and I probably already spoiled a lot, but it is worth checking out. It’s pretty short (which is another complaint). I completed it in 3.5 hours while taking my time and examining almost everything.
     
    8/10

     

    i give this game 3/10

     

    I didnt know i spent 20$ for 30mins worth of gameplay

    What video game are you playing right now?

    in Gaming & Technology

    Posted

    Sky rim~~ that's been my game since I got it like 2(?) years ago~ I love it so much lol I don't know why though-

    i restarted playing it on PC with 30 gigs of mods, graphic mods,gameplay mods,overhauls, voice acting,etc NOW it is almost on the same level as its predecessor, oblivion, skyrim vanilla was one of the worst elder scrolls i played, thank god for the mods


    Sims 4 and Civ 5

     

    I'm patiently waiting for unity and DA. 

    come fight me on civ 5

     

    Steam ID: RoyalxAssassin

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