The Blackangel

Animal abuse. I would end it, and do things to the ones that committed the acts that I probably can't say (even here) that wouldn't get me banned from the forum, and the FBI knocking on my door.

Does anyone ever get overwhelmed by the amount of posts here? For example I follow 4 people here. There are other people who I'm not following but tend to use the quote button to respond directly to a comment I made, the same way we all do. When you add all that together, I'll often come here and have 60-70 notifications waiting on me letting me know about being quoted, reactions to my posts, and posts made by the people I follow. On the General Gaming board the other day, new posts were 8 pages deep. I said "fuck it" and just marked the board read. And just now, I came back for the third time today, and the board was 3 pages deep. Is it just me, or does anyone else ever get overwhelmed at times due to the sheer volume of posts?

Considering that McDonalds food is mostly just filler and not actual meat, I would choose to hunt and gather. Also it's much healthier to do it that way. Sure, it's quicker to take a run through McDonalds, but having other choices would be a much better choice for me.

Global warming. It would be a bigger benefit in every way.
I know what it's like to be homeless, and having to dumpster dive for food, and I know that there are nations with people who don't even have that option. But all in all, I still think that solving global warming would benefit the planet and everything on it more drastically than solving world hunger.

It looks like it's a jacked up "2012" drawn by a crackhead graffiti vandal. Someone was high as hell when they came up with this. It took me several minutes to figure out just what the hell I was looking at, and be able to read it.

Not housebreaking their dogs, and not cleaning up the dogs shit off the floor.

I'm paranoid and tend to react violently to a surprise. I hate them. Nothing makes me more suspicious than an unsolicited compliment.

I started crying watching this video. There is nothing ore beautiful on this earth than nonhuman life.
 
 

If I could, I would spend every moment of every day and night outside.

No joke, I literally got sick after hearing this.
 
 

Unfortunately, I'm a spender. I have horrible money management habits. I'm also an emotional shopper. When I'm extremely depressed or torn up about something, I tend to shop online and buy shit I don't need, or in the long run, don't even want.
Hell this month, I bought a new .380 that I honestly didn't need. I bought it because it was cheap, and because it's laser sighted. It makes it easier to ask a republiKKKlan if he wants it in his left nut or his right nut when he decides to start shit. And since I'm volunteering at the Democratic booth at the county fair this weekend, I need something easy to hide, but easy to use. I just know some Qanon bastard is going to try to start shit.

The way I see it, humans have a responsibility to protect the environment they live in or do what they can to protect Earth and all life in it. Think about your house, or living area; You keep it clean right? You have sanitation to get rid of waste; you protect it; you want it to be comfortable; you have food to eat and clean water. You wouldn't just stand by and let some vandals spray paint it, break down the walls, and leave toxic sludge where you sleep; right? Now go outside, and look around you. That is also your home. Protect it. 

I think Pepsi really screwed up their logo. The Pepsi ball is long gone, and it was a great logo. This "ball" that they have now is just ugly and not representing much of anything anymore. I wish they would go back to the logo they used in the 1980's, or at least the one they had in the early to mid 1990's.

It's why when I was a kid, I would disappear for a month at a time and live rough in the woods. Build my own shelter, catch my own food, purify my own water. It was bliss.

In RDR2, people can attack you for no reason whatsoever, or just take off running screaming, and you are the one that ends up with a god damn warrant. Also there have been times I watched other guys fight, and I was the one the cops fucking came after. I WASN'T EVEN INVOLVED IN IT. Another time, I've talked about this before, and NPC went flying all the way down the main street of Valentine, level with the rooftops, and I got a murder charge. He came from out of screen where I couldn't even see him. The camera wasn't facing where he came from.
You blink, you have a $500 bounty.

The intro and crypt keeper were the best parts of the show.
I know the arm thing in the video is annoying as hell, and the music is really soft, but this was the best video of it I could find.
 
 

Gas tank definitely. Gas is $2.88 per gallon here. I can't afford to get out much unless I have to. I would love to just get out and go for a drive, but it's too damn expensive. Granted, it's my understanding the Missouri always tends to have the cheapest gas in the United States at any given time, but that doesn't mean it's affordable.

All these changes to prison is making it seem more like a resort than a reform institution. They're there to be punished, not babied. But still the justice system in this country is a joke. It's severely broken, and needs more repair than we could ever afford. The best way would be to just scrap the whole damn thing and start from scratch.

Almost nonstop. I can't live without my music.

The majority I think overestimate their abilities. It's like that in most aspects of life. In my opinion it's a humility and modesty issue. If you're a master at a game, you're free to admit it. But if you suck, don't boast about your ability when you have none. I can't play a guitar (yet) so I can't go around boasting about my "ability". I know everything about the game play of Zelda Link To The Past (SNES) so I'm free to admit that.
 
In my case I know a little about a lot and a lot about a little. But the former would be the bigger category.

The majority I think overestimate their abilities. It's like that in most aspects of life. In my opinion it's a humility and modesty issue. If you're a master at a game, you're free to admit it. But if you suck, don't boast about your ability when you have none. I can't play a guitar (yet) so I can't go around boasting about my "ability". I know everything about the game play of Zelda Link To The Past (SNES) so I'm free to admit that.
 
In my case I know a little about a lot and a lot about a little. But the former would be the bigger category.

Mastering every game would defeat the purpose of playing. If you have no challenge left in the game, you lose all interest in it. For example I lost interest in several TV shows because I learned what was going to happen in the next episode. The same damn thing that happened in the previous episode. It's sad, but it's a fact of life. For the majority of things, if you get too good at it, you lose all interest in it.