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You are such an idiot.

SENSORESHIP! SENSORESHIP! They're probably all a bunch of old foggies who still complain about rock and roll music and yell at children to get off their lawns.

She doesn't count, either! No womens on mah internet, dangit!

woot, I'm under the radar

Morality and ethical codes are only helpful because people are fairly dumb. One shouldn't need a sense of morals to realize that helping each other is the best way to ensure our survival. Meaning that people with friends have a better chance of survival than people without friends. And people with more friends have a better chance of survival than people with less friends. I guess what I mean is that a sense of morals isn't superfluous, but perhaps it should be. To make a joining comment between Pidesco and Blank, many things related to evolution are superfluous. Not everything is helpful. Just so long as it does not completely stop a species from propagating, it has a chance to be passed along.

Well I stole if from Gifted1 - so I can't argue there. My images? what images? Omellette. Read his sig. Her sig, excuse you. Not on my internet, thank you very much.

1. Yes, but it instead turns out to be a whale of a girl who was sending you picture of her ex-roommate. Personal experience. 2. Not me. 3. Because we use computers to work and this is more fun than keying in credit card slips. 4. Ultima Virus at Steampowered.com. Jaron95 at Hadishination.com Decoy at Hadishination.com. Ultima Virus is a megalomaniac bent on world domination. Jaron95 is an anime nerd after my own heart with passive aggressive tendencies towards people who are not like us -.- . Decoy is a cool anime nerd bleephole admin to everyone else. Jaron95 and Decoy are awesome because they get into fights with people who aren't me. 5. Shape at Steampowered.com. Jaboy at Hadishination.com. Anonymous at 4chan. Shape has some sort of psychotic disorder. It's really hard to hold a conversation someone who has lost touch with reality and embraces it. And it's not as fun as you might think. Jaboy is contradictory just for the sake of it, sometimes. Anonymous is everyone at 4chan.

Excellent point, I think this should be brought up next time video games are blamed for violence. Video games curb violence by keeping the violent inside playing video games. I think Sand missed the point, though.

Interesting made up fact: A girlfriend is more likely to leave you if you spend too much time playing videogames than if you beat her. That should tell you something.

I very much hope this is a good game so that the ban gets viewed as outrageous. If the game turns out to be bad, or even just mediocre, then people will claim the game was needlessly violent as its selling point.

Well I stole if from Gifted1 - so I can't argue there. My images? what images? Omellette. Read his sig.

That's okay, I didn't read any of your links, either.

D&D was the first roleplaying game in that it was the first codified (I use this word, possibly improperly, to specify it had rules) game. Kids have been roleplaying cops & robbers, cowboys & indians for ages. But that doesn't mean D&D was always a roleplaying game. Being the first something doesn't mean you were always something. A roleplaying game, especially in an open environment like PnP, literally by definition includes roleplaying.

In other words, D&D was not originally a RPG, but evolved into an RPG later. And arguably only for some. Okay, so what? I know Spider said he was arguing with my origin of the term roleplay. However, he never specified that D&D was an RPG or what made it an RPG at this time. It is popularly known as an RPG now. It is popularly used for actual roleplaying now, as well. It was originally a wargame. Then after that it was a fantasy tactics game. Eventually it became a roleplaying game and had roleplaying. People got together for fantasy tactics games to bash monsters. They got together for roleplaying games to roleplay. At some point people got together for the same game for two different reasons, played it two different ways, but said how they were playing was the same way. And hence the need for classification.

I modded that crap out of my game years ago. It made Keldorn look like a fool for attacking someone for what they were rather than for what they were doing (not unlike many bigots in our world). He allowed mere words to be his undoing (pathetically weak), leading him to behave worse than she was behaving. Nobody enters a party of which I am leader and then proceeds to attack a fellow party member, ever! You know the solution to that! Kill Keldorn.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fishing

Why can't we? I don't see why it would be. It's not a single person task. It's a task for panels (yes, plural) of those with extensive experience and knowledge in the fields.

Apparently you can. I'm sure there are weirder fetishes out there. And I don't want to find out. There are fetishes for being eaten alive. I had someone argue with me over whether it is a mental illness when you act out on it. I made that point that "imitation play" isn't inherently destructive and as long as the person does not feel distressed by it, then it would be okay. But no... this person wasn't talking about imitation play. And now that I've told you about a weirder fetish, I'm going to compound my crimes by stealing some of your images and sigs. FEAR ME!

This gets to the overall point I'm trying to make. It's not "pretty much that." There are people who think people with dissociative disorders are schizophrenic. But, that's not the case. The difference? Psychiatry has an official classification handbook, the DSM. Entertainment software/interactive sciences does not. It's a model that they could one day follow. That I'd like to see them one day follow. The building of a classification guide to aide in communication, as that's the entire purpose of classification.

http://www.shiner.com/beers/beers-hefe.html Bought a 12 pack of bottles yesterday. Had 2 of them. Straight out of the bottle it's not that good, but if you follow the instructions the taste is surprising.

It doesn't help that your right buttock is made of iron.

You get hungry just going down the street? Pack a sandwich. Eat a granola bar before you head out. There's nothing wrong with a burrito, so long as it's not frozen and it is bean and cheese.

So, what you're saying is that first there were miniature wargames. Then there were RPGs, that featured no roleplaying, that were created with no intention of RP, but resulted coincidentally in roleplay later on? It seems kind of a silly concept, but that is what it looks like you're trying to present. Otherwise, you're saying D&D was not originally a roleplaying game. 1) How does Adventure RPG sound to you? 2) You still haven't come up with anyway of discrimination for the classification. Simply naming off games that you want to fit into a genre does not do this. Criteria for classification comes first, then you start classifying games into it. You don't classify by thinking of the titles you want to be RPGs first and then saying simply "these are RPGs" or "this is how it is used." That is arbitrary.

Why the frozen burrito?

Unless they're in to that kind of thing.