GunStarHero

I guess the only thing I can think of to help is to keep the end game in sight. Like if someone is paying you to "sext" with them and they also wind up with a few personalized pictures (taken just for them) then the price should reflect that. Maybe have a standard rate for time and pictures? IDFK.

While a fair number of people I knew were on the [adult swim] boards, I was no life-ing it online, so I met lots of people around the web. Good bit of buddies on Xbox Live and Playstation 2 Online (later PSN), and various websites. Kept up with people on IRC chats on places like Toriyama's World (free comic website), Naruto forums, and for messengers I was on AIM, YIM, and Chatzy. My only relationship to date was with someone on the [as] boards, too. Sometimes I do find myself wondering what a few of those many people are up, though. Curious to see what my ex is up to, and beyond him maybe a few gaming buddies I used to play with all the time. That being said, the people I knew in person that I also hung out with online, but have also passed away have left a lasting impression on me. It's just fucking weird to pull up their profiles and remember they're never coming back.

Freshman year I was a brooding, chubby, gothic art kid. By senior year I was less angry and in better shape, still rocking the goth style and making art, though.

Not really. Potentially tedious, but not really complicated. Earn gold in WoW, exchange for game token, exchange token for cash in the app/launcher, buy game.

JFC, dude... This fuckin' thread.

There's a new-ish system Blizzard added to WoW (unsure about other games) where you can exchange gold for WoW Time Tokens. It was their compromise for "Free-to-Play," while removing copious amounts of gold from the in-game economy. Thing is, the market is somewhat regulated by Blizzard but at the end of the day the playerbase has control of the prices. Long story short, you exchange your gold at the auction house for a token at whatever price it is currently available at, and said tokens can be changed into either game time for WoW (1 month) or the equivalent ($15) in Battle.net cash, which allows you to purchase things from the Battle.net shop, including other games. Destiny 2 will be launched on Battle.net, since it's Activision's launcher, of sorts, and bungie and Blizzard are buddies. So yea, you can use the money from exchanging your gold to buy Destiny 2.

Congrats! Lining things up to get a house in August, myself.

Considering getting this for Xbox One. I do like the option to buy it on battle.net for PC, though. Means I can play WoW and gather up a few hundred thousand gold while I just continue playing normally and trade in my gold for Destiny 2.

No, but I'm sure you would and have already filled an entire sketchbook with pictures of it.

It's like 100 degrees outside so I'm just chillin' in my panties.

Just some tacos with seasoned ground beef, American style scrambled eggs, smoked gouda and colby jack cheeses. Possibly some sour cream in the mix. And then a small batch of breaded shrimp covered in honey.

Why don't you And come watch some with me? Also I have Mortal Kombat.

So this is where I die, huh?

I used to be a really big fan of Naruto. And then I turned 14.

True or False: "Your Body is a Wonderland" was written for a guy.

IT'S A CRIPPLINGLY GOOD TIME

I've been single since 2006 and otherwise haven't done anything sexual since 2012. GUESS I'M THE ONE FOR ME AYYYYY ::: ::: ::: ::: :::

I have 10 CRT TVs for LAN parties, and one is hooked up to my VCR/DVD combo player. Don't have many VHS tapes nowadays, though. Mostly old martial arts movies and Pokemon tapes.

That's not so much a happy face as it is a feigned attempt to show I'm ok when I'm breaking apart from the inside.

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