The Blackangel

These days it's mostly heard from those of us that are left hand path.

All hail Farron Balanced. He hits the nail on the head in this video, and it should be our heads that are on top of those nails.

Ok, that makes more sense.

If you are a PS fanboy, why are you appalled by the PS4?

How can you bring yourself to play one of those things? 🤢🤮

It's so easy to build one, that I'm surprised a lot of people don't do it. The only part I would have to have someone do for me is the art on the sides.

Excluding Virtual Boy and WiiU, I have every single console Nintendo has put out. But I'm not going to call myself any kind of loyalist. I play PlayStation and Xbox as well, so loyalist would be the wrong label. Fan is the right one for me.

This is fucked up. That's all I can say. Folgers Inbred.mov

I've written two novels as well as a few short stories. What I can tell you is go back and read what you have written. It should inspire you with what you want to happen next. The hardest part of a book to write is that first line. After that the book tends to write itself. Well, it does for me at least. But I can give you some pointers. Decide what kind of book you want to write. Fiction of Nonfiction? Is it a narrative? Decide beforehand what you want to write about. Plan the beginning, middle, and end. How do you want things to start off? What do you want to tell about? What do you want the conclusion to be? Describe your characters prior to writing your book. You need to know who you're talking about. Picture them in your mind. Do you have both a protagonist and an antagonist in mind? Describe your antagonist and why they're an antagonist. Develop a bit of an attachment to your characters. That doesn't mean fall in love, but care about them as if they're friends of yours. Or if you prefer, family. Decide beforehand if you're looking to get published, or if you're just doing it because you enjoy it. If you want to be published are you willing to self publish? Remember that you are god in the world you create. It's all your choice what happens. And finally, don't be afraid of doing multiple drafts to change things around. One of my books is on its 8th draft currently and the other is on its 7th. The one on its 8th is about to have a massive chunk scrapped and redone. I never liked that part since the day I wrote it, and still can't figure out why in the everliving hell I kept it. If you have any other questions or anything you can always ask. You can PM me or ask publicly. You can seek out a publisher or self publish. Personally I recommend looking for a publisher, as opposed to self publishing.

I met Daniel Logan a few years ago, and he's a Kiwi, but he speaks with an American accent. I don't know what the normal accent in New Zealand is, but his accent is American. I assume it's either the same or similar to Australian accents. He's Maori also. Maybe it's due to him being in the US and playing Boba Fett at a young age, but he sounds as American as I do.

The only valid time I can see for lying is if you're playing a game and lying is an integral part of the game. For example if anyone has seen the movie Cry Wolf, they will know the game I'm talking about. you have 7 or 8 people and a game master. Everyone closes their eyes and the game master picks one person and puts a mark on them somewhere that no one will be able to see. The game from there is accusing everyone else of having the mark, and the one with it lying to deflect the suspicion onto others. There's others like 2 truths and a lie that require lying. But they're games. It's not telling someone that you went through something traumatic, when it never actually happened. I absolutely despise those people. They're looking for sympathy points, when those of us who actually have been there are looked down upon by society. Rambling again. I'll shut up now so that I don't keep derailing this topic.

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Those Zelda themes are both creepy and hypnotic at the same time. They add so much to the dungeons. I can't put my finger on exactly what I mean by that, but there' something there. And the level 9 theme tells you that this one's different and that you're in trouble.

It's rather rare that it actually is something paranormal. You have to go into this with a skeptical mindset when someone calls you for help. You spend the majority of your time in the beginning searching for a scientific explanation. Say a ball rolled across the floor on its own. Take a carpenters level and see if the floor is level or a little angled. Their lights keep flickering, despite changing the bulbs. Check the wattage, and the wiring. They hear creaking and moaning in the house. See if it's just the house settling. The TV turns on by itself. Check their remote and how sensitive it is. Their child's Elmo doll says "Kill James". Get the hell out of the house. After you have exhausted all possible scientific explanations, and there are any that don't fit, only then do you consider any of it to be a paranormal situation. So I would say that 98%-99% of the time it's not paranormal and there's a scientific explanation. I'm not a hunter anymore. I haven't gone hunting in over 20 years.

RDR2. This should be obvious for me, as I talk about it all the time. It seems all to often that I simply just cannot get away from that game. I play it constantly and love almost every second of it. I made the decision last night that when the story goes to chapter 5, I'm starting a new game. It gets too emotional for me. I finished chapter 6 last night again, and cried my eyes out watching Arthur die. I can't handle that anymore. i felt like I lost my father, brother, and best friend all in one man. I will do one more full playthrough for our gaming channel, but after that, I will never go further than Guarma, assuming I even bother with that. Maybe it's because I'm a woman, but the game just breaks my heart after that.

Favorite: FF8. The story was great. The underlying love story between Squall and Rinoa was beautiful. The warrior path they all took was great. The series of events they faced and stood by each other was what family is supposed to be about. The junctioning system can make your characters virtually invincible. The GF's are incredible for the most part. Some are pretty much useless, but otherwise great. The only thing I wasn't a fan of was the flashbacks to Laguna. That got old real quick. Least Favorite: FF7. That one was just a mess from beginning to end. Having to collect materia for every damn thing was a big misstep that never should have been a thing. The fights were so screwy that they damn near require a Ph.D just to figure it out. Exploring the map was a joke. All in all, the game never should have made it out of production.

Do you collect anything?

I see no reason to lie. I'm honest whether you're going to like it or not. If you don't want brutal honesty, then go somewhere else. I speak my mind. I always have. That has upset a lot of people too. I don't sugarcoat or beat around the bush. I hate it when people do that. I don't want people to do that with me, so why would I do it with them? I don't care if it's going to hurt my feelings. The only way I can grow and improve is with the unaltered truth. If I try to sing a song, and sound like I'm going through a garbage disposal ass first, then for the love of the Gods, tell me. But if you want me to sugarcoat something, it's not gonna happen. I don't care if I hurt your feelings. If you ask me if those jeans make you look fat, and they do, then I'll tell you that Yes, they make you look fat. If you don't want the unapologetic truth, then I'm the wrong one to come to. It doesn't matter who it is. I'll tell the queen what I think of her without tact. The good, the bad, and the ugly. If that "gets me in the tower", so to speak, then so be it. But being that I'm American, it would most likely get me deported and banned from the country. But hey, as long as I got to see a few sites, and visit my homeland (heritage wise), I would be fine with that. There's plenty of other places in the world to visit, and millions of other things to see. So what do you do when you want someone to "let you down easy" as they say? You ask your mother. If your mother is no longer in the picture, you ask a wall. What do you do when you want someone to give it to you straight, no matter how that will affect you and the relationship between you? You can come to me if you're brave enough. Like I said, there will be no tact. The thing people don't like about me is, as already stated, that I don't care if I hurt your feelings. If you ask me an honest question, you get an honest answer. If you ask me an asinine question, then you will get an asinine answer. A woman got in my face at Walmart one day. It was something to do with my outfit. She kept harassing me about it, and finally asked me why I would wear such clothing. I was done with her at that point. I looked at her and very loudly said "Because my fucking klan hood is dirty!" I don't have a klan hood as I'm not an inbred racist. But she wanted to act like an idiot, so I treated her like one. There were other events in that whole situation, but nothing that I feel like getting into here, as I'm a violent person. So do I care, that I may insult you with honesty? Not one damn bit. You asked for honesty, you get honesty. If you don't want honesty, DON'T INVOLVE ME.

The ...For Dummies series is definitely guilty of this. I've tried a couple of their books in the past, and they were so damn hard to use and understand, that I just threw them in a box and forgot about them. I would much rather take a class or find a private tutor. At least there I would have an actual chance of learning something.

I dreamed about owning that car for 35 years. Last October (2021) i went to Indiana and got her. We drove home in her and loved every second of it. She was in the shop for a while getting some things taken care of. All that's left is an alignment and tires, and I can license her. So I have to come up with almost $600 for all that. I've been looking around for what I could sell or pawn, and honestly can't find anything that I would honestly be willing to part with to get the money.

I've turned 40 since my last reply to this thread. It's seeming to me that the target age range to market towards would be late 20's to early 40's, as that seems to be that majority of the age range that everyone falls under. Sure there are obviously some that are either younger or older than that. But @DC made this thread for marketing purposes, and that seems to be where most everyone is in relation to age. Now if we were talking mental age, I would be about 13 years old. If we were talking how we feel in relation to physical age, I'll tell you right now that stegosaurus was a better date than T-rex. He tried to eat me, but not in the right way.

Kinda. Religion is the biggest lie on earth, there's no question there. It's also a form of control for those in a situation of power. Again, no question there. But considering that it's the biggest industry in the world, with more variants than I can count, I decided to make it an exception.

Haunting or hunting? I just need to be clear what you're asking about. No I don't. What I find I document, and keep in files. If it's a residence with a family, I divulge what I have found to them, if anything at all. Other than that, any and all results from my investigations are private and confidential. There are so many haunting channels online that it has taken credibility away from the legitimate ones. I have no interest in people calling anything I find fake or staged.

He's a Scot. That's been stated many times.

I would hunt some of the more dangerous ones. Maybe La Llorona. I'd have to check my files and see which entities I've already investigated and documented before I could answer. I'm a paranormal investigator and have done a lot of cases. What do you mean by "in the process"?