Somebody had to restart this thread. I hope it's okay if I do it.
You aren't mad at me, are you?
>>3
http://www.dustincurtis.com/sleep.html
>>5
Why did !ESpeoN/nPA switch back to linking post numbers?
>>6 Ketamine is great, you're in for a treat! I was pretty much straightedge till I was 19 then I tried nutmeg in first year, then in the summer between first and second years of university I tried cocaine then marijuana. In 3rd year I took lots of ecstasy, mephedrone, ketamine, methylone and 2c-i. I read up about the effects and stuff before I tried them all though, it wasn't just trying them because they were offered. Best choice I have ever made in life, I really found myself and turned my life around for the better. Better living through chemicals indeed.
>>8 What is your biggest regret in life?
>>7
I've never been a true hikki, but I have been a shut-in internet addict on and off for the past 7 years or so.
>>8
I vaguely feel like I answered this in a previous thread, but if so I have a different answer this time. I don't have any big regrets, but I do wish I had been more focused in high school and college. I always did enough to get an A, but didn't take the opportunity to push myself and really learn everything I could. Now it's much harder to learn what with being busy at work and lacking a learning environment, and I realize how easy it would have been back then for me to push myself just a little to learn a lot.
This isn't a big regret though, in some ways it's a lot easier living as an average guy with average knowledge. Sometimes I just need to admit that I'd rather waste my life on the internet than achieve greatness.
>>9
What is the purpose of meaning?
>>11
I haven't one. The Jesus of the bible is an amazing person with a lot of good things to say. The problem I have is with his soi-disant followers, who twist his words (and the rest of the bible) to suit their own ends. Of course, this also holds true for most of the Abrahamic religions. The Darqawa Sufi are intersting, but again, once political posturing kicks in, the whole thing goes down the drain.
>>13
i am too verbose please help
>>12 me too. Wear your wit like a pocket watch and only bring it out to shine when the time is right. Things are easier if people have lower expectations of you, but then you can dazzle them now and then and leave them thinking "hmm there's more to that guy than meets the eye"
>>14 How do you eat your creme egg?
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>>17 Did you know 17 is my favourite number, and that I was number 17 when I appeared on a children's TV show when I was younger?
>>18 My walls are covered floor to ceiling in posters and pictures of favourite bands, art and graphic design stuff, other cool stuff, and a big confederate flag hung upside down because I'm into vexillology and get a boner for saltires, but I don't agree with what the flag stands for. My ceiling is covered in pictures my friends and fans have drawn for me.
>>20 What colour is your hair?
Hmm, I can think of a few candidates so it's hard to choose. I think I'll say an old change counter machine my grandpa gave me. It's a little red handheld machine with buttons you can click to increase pennies, nickles, dimes and quarters to count up change. It feels really nice in the palm of your hand.
>>34
Stayed home from school and slept. But alas, I have papers to turn in.
>>47 I've already decided that if I ever went deaf or my willy got cut off, I'd probably just kill myself.
>>49 What are your thoughts on this song? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySPv9X-_QyI
>>52 My flatmate leaving my telly and PS3 on standby, dumb bitches, the police, a couple of posters here, uncultured meatheads, the word "bro", katy perry, animal abusers, people who try to act all mature and look down their collective nose at me when I'm having some fun.
>>54 Analog clocks or digital clocks?
>>65
That's a tough one. I like quite mundane ones:
http://www.ted.com/talks/eli_pariser_beware_online_filter_bubbles.html
And recently:
http://www.ted.com/talks/susan_cain_the_power_of_introverts.html
One of those, I suppose.
>>67
What's it like in the universe where people can't post in the right threads?
>>78
I made a few embarrassingly bad flash games when I was a preteen. More recently, in college I made a little cube dodging game in java for Graphics class. I only spent a couple days on it so there's not much to it.
Check it out:
http://www.mediafire.com/?b2ieapjhe3x03p9
>>80
What's your high score in my game?
>>84
I vaguely recall that when the button first came out, it was a response to terrible anti-mitten propaganda on IRC. The emergency was that mittens may disappear from DQN forever, so I did my part, releasing the emergency mittens daily to help Fight the Power!
>>86
Do you remember that anti-mittens IRC conversation? I can't seem to find it after a couple minutes of googling.
>>95 hmm maybe dshos5_4.mid? there are so many to choose from, I don't really play the "favorite" game.
>>94 there is no best, but SGM, Crisis GM, and GeneralUser GS are pretty good I'd say, if you just want the whole range of instruments. these days, soundfonts are passé when you can use individual VSTs for each instrument and they will sound better and use less CPU.
>>97 do you like free beer?