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What is your Spaghetti Policy Here?
What A Long Strange Trip It's Been
What A Long Strange Trip It's Been
jay kay!
No problem, turkey
What is your Spaghetti Policy Here?
What A Long Strange Trip It's Been
What A Long Strange Trip It's Been
1 was always mad how he didn't get an awesome sound after his number
yofin
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hyphil what's new
fixed my headphones didn't i
how about you
how about you
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fuck you all
naggers
naggers
i don't nag anyone
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Adams_BJ wrote:
fuck you all
naggers
What is your Spaghetti Policy Here?
What A Long Strange Trip It's Been
What A Long Strange Trip It's Been
<3 you all
Haha I fooled you phil I actually don't give a FUCK! Lol!Toilet Sex wrote:
fixed my headphones didn't i
how about you
Nah jus kiddin' that's cool what was wrong with them?
Samsung are sending someone to my house tomorrow to pick up my broken monitor, I've got a 1.5 mile run on friday to get into the navy, went to the co-op tonight and spent nine quid on SHITE and I just went into the loo for a wee after my dad and it stank of poo
LO bugs
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my beard's comin along nicely
sorry to hear that
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spaghetti or pizza for dinner?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-15720178
all of a sudden it makes so much sense
play games ultra competitively -> grow out of teenage phase -> go pro at partying and taking drugs
the seemingly unrelated events of my life are all just linked to the fact i've got a superhuman gamer brain
all of a sudden it makes so much sense
play games ultra competitively -> grow out of teenage phase -> go pro at partying and taking drugs
the seemingly unrelated events of my life are all just linked to the fact i've got a superhuman gamer brain
libertarian benefit collector - anti-academic super-intellectual. http://mixlr.com/the-little-phrase/
http://www.channel4.com/programmes/teenage-vampires/4od
Makes for some interesting/disturbing watching.
Makes for some interesting/disturbing watching.
I'd type my pc specs out all fancy again but teh mods would remove it. Again.
Who would've thought that addiction was transferrable!?!?!?!Uzique wrote:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-15720178
all of a sudden it makes so much sense
play games ultra competitively -> grow out of teenage phase -> go pro at partying and taking drugs
the seemingly unrelated events of my life are all just linked to the fact i've got a superhuman gamer brain
Last edited by Jay (2011-11-15 16:22:06)
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
i think it's a much more interesting article than to just state 'addiction is transferrable'. it's not about addiction, it's about everyday activities that we do that subtly change the actual physiology of our brain. activities far more innocuous and casual than shooting up heroin, or any other extreme behaviour that changes your brain's behaviour fundamentally. i'm interested in the way that gaming, as a major new form of cultural entertainment, will affect us neurologically and socially over the years. it's still incredibly new. we've seen what television has done to culture, diluting everything and turning us into a sugar-rush generation wanting easy, passive entertainment - what david foster wallace called an "orgy of spectation". but what do games mean? if games, as the research suggests, constantly engages and stimulates the reward pathways of the brain, then this could mean many things. it's not about one person's addiction transferring into other addictive, compulsive tendencies. it's about the fact that gaming, as well as its putative benefits to your brain (e.g. reflexes, spatial awareness) could also be slowly grooming your lower reward systems into something that is far more prone to future addictive behaviour. just like they say that according to heredity someone could fall for alcohol as quickly as that, perhaps a childhood of playing games frequently (which certainly isn't an extreme behaviour anymore in the modern world) could prepare an adult for all sorts of compulsive or addictive behaviour elsewhere. that's eye-opening. no other form of mass entertainment has changed our mental physiology in quite such a drastic way, if the research has any truth to it.
also, americans: why is it that for like a year you were giving obama shit over the sound of his 'name' and what that means... yet now one of your candidates is called Cain? i thought you fuckers read the bible? this is not a good omen. bring back hussein.
also, americans: why is it that for like a year you were giving obama shit over the sound of his 'name' and what that means... yet now one of your candidates is called Cain? i thought you fuckers read the bible? this is not a good omen. bring back hussein.
libertarian benefit collector - anti-academic super-intellectual. http://mixlr.com/the-little-phrase/
someone posts a sentence about zique, zique replies with a paragraph: zomgs he cares about us xD
Give it a rest cybargs.
please
please
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signed up for classes
The Atmosphere
American Politics
American Politics (writing class)
Survey of Art in the Western World
Topics In Contemporary Math
Not bad. Had to fill up all the Gen Ed courses (Science, Math, Art) I missed when I transferred.
The Atmosphere
American Politics
American Politics (writing class)
Survey of Art in the Western World
Topics In Contemporary Math
Not bad. Had to fill up all the Gen Ed courses (Science, Math, Art) I missed when I transferred.
the American Politics classes...are you automatically signed up for both at once or do you have a choice?Poseidon wrote:
signed up for classes
The Atmosphere
American Politics
American Politics (writing class)
Survey of Art in the Western World
Topics In Contemporary Math
Not bad. Had to fill up all the Gen Ed courses (Science, Math, Art) I missed when I transferred.
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