Malcador

Is also more useful to pass the exam and get on with the education career.

Well, planning to do things and not executing is a bad trait to have, though I suppose it is common in many degrees - then again some people don't even bother to plan, heh. Anyway, for people wanting to kill themselves, I guess, one could respect their commitment even if that does result in their death - always hear arguments on some principles being more important than living.

Power died at the office and took my PC with it. Regret not vacuuming or cleaning that PC as I was figuring out what was wrong with it - scary amount of dust in there.

Seems to be more encouraging one to follow through with plans.

Don't think anything 'infinite' exists in reality, just a tremendous amount of possible things that would class as information, or thought.

Saw Taken 2, got a good laugh of the daughter chucking grenades all over the place - apparently a common thing in Istanbul. But Liam Neeson killing people is always fun to watch on a Sunday afternoon

Just as long as there is no level as a baby.

Being paid to deal with douchebags and interesting work seems like a no-brainer.

Just because you are the Master Race, doesn't mean no one else needs it.

Did I say it was a bad thing? Rather entertaining to watch the spats people get into, though passive aggressive jabs are disappointing.

Until someone mentions Bioware.

TW:fat shaming.

Always glad everyone here can be such **** to each other (though it is funny when the ones being that way are so annoyed with that behavior)

Tsk, you poor bastard.

If you're not interested, hand them a firm rejection.

For that example 40k seems like uncreative thievery for most of the fluff rather than them trying to be clever.

I thought the core problem with them was that it all just boiled down to "**** you, I got mine".

Had a good laugh overhearing the waiter at lunch talking another patron and mentioning that in 1984, if one was snowed in their homes, they would be screwed without the technology of today. Waiter didn't look like he was of significant age back in 1984 either, heh. I guess a time before the Internet being widespread is hard to imagine.

I think you dislike it as your kind is the target of it, rather than because of its quality. It should be almost passable as something produced from the one the attacker is trying to take the piss out of, but needs a bit of absurdity to give it a cutting edge - not a perfect example. Meshugger should have mentioned it needing a trigger warning though.

Well done though, it made the thread a little more entertaining.

Well, can see the argument that you're not responsible for them - if they want to go kill themselves, you're not under any obligation to help them. Is a decent thing to do, though I imagine the success rate at that might be pretty low if the person is a stranger.

I can see a couple - Wenger as the one guy insisting on using lower cost gear that breaks all the time, Mourinho as the insufferable ass who blames everyone else.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/31535464 Somewhat relevant (and may result in amusement for myself, we shall see). One thing Twitter has given us is a much enhanced outrage machine, people called to slacktivist jihad over lots of minor things these days.