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Did Primal get shafted because it's not Toonami, or because there's not really many people here that care to discuss it? It's there easy to be found if discussion were to occur. In a general [as] folder, it'd get buried. It'd get buried because many that would frequent such a folder are still just the toonami peeps, who are only here for toonami.

Was Lazzo largely responsible for the whole block feeling kinda very Tim and Eric'd for a while? Not even just those two in particular, but, seemingly everything had that similar tainted air about it, catering to the same taste in humor. If yes, we certainly can't do much worse than that.

More likely it'll be the porn industry that makes it in the first place.

Mostly just enjoy hearing Beau and Steve together again.

Does your browser say you're on unevenedge.com? If yes, then no.

Lol. No, yeah, but, I mean, as worshipers, every religion has to have some doom'n'gloom for the "end of the world." And yeah, obviously there is the understanding that Time is eternal. But, humans are shortsighted, can't see beyond the end of their own existence. It just wouldn't be a religion without a Rapture or a Ragnarok or Enlightenment or Nirvana or whatever, right?

Can we still have that holy war at armageddon? Do time worshipers have an end-of-days prophecy/plan?

Fair context. I don't keep up with all the drama here. Taking a wild guess based on this thread, and saying we prolly coulda used a purge a long while ago. I was definitely misinformed on this one. One of my biggest disappointments when I discovered this place existed, seeing how much of the old boards got dragged along.

"This place is no fun, but I still require somebody to force me to stop not having fun." Personally, I don't blame the assholes as much as the jackasses that constantly feed the fire. You're all contributing to this place burning down, instead of starving them of attention. "Be the change" and all that. Contribute positively, instead of bitching about the situation you helped create.

Just change your password to gibberish and log out. Seems easier than being lazy waiting for someone else to solve your problem.

Mkay. Get back to me when Time loses all meaning because the Void has consumed all. When all the stars have gone out, when all matter has decayed, when all the black holes have evaporated, when the universe has finally reached that stable perfection that is absolute maximum entropy, when Nothing remains, and will remain, forever. Edit: Ok, quick skim of the Sithis wiki, since I'm not deep, or at all, into ES lore. And I gotta say, these chumps don't know shit about worshiping the Void. Chaos? Death? The Void is absolute stable perfection, the truly unachievable state of the existence of non-existence. The Void is the duality of everything and nothing. This whole system is flawed if they're attributing both "light" and "order" to the same god, Anu. Light is true chaos. It's bizarre how often everyone tries to combine things like "light" and "life" with perfection and order and stability. Light and life are absolutely chaotic elements. Light is movement. Light is energy. How is it anyone can believe energy and stability can co-exist? Delusional. No. Life will end, the light will fade, and all that will be left is the darkness, as the universe slowly grinds to a halt, achieving perfect stability. Nah. The more I read, the more I think this lore doesn't remotely fit with my idea of The Void. The Void isn't a counterpart to anything. The Void is the sum of all that is and all that is not. Death is the counterpart to Life. The Void encompasses them both. The Void is Beginning and End. From the Void, the universe was ripped, chaotic and violent, and from that moment, the universe has only ever sought to return to that state of Nothing.

I still think you're mad, choosing Time over the Void to worship. Maybe someday we can wage a Holy War over it. On the other hand, I do acknowledge/respect that Time is really only one step removed from the Void. So, you're ahead of the game on that one.

Water (35 L), Carbon (20 kg), Ammonia (4 L), Lime (1.5 kg), Phosphorous (800 g), Salt (250 g), Saltpeter (100 g), Sulfur (80 g), Fluorine (7.5 g), Iron (5 g), Silicon (3 g) and trace amounts of fifteen other elements.

Really depends on the career you're looking for, though. For myself, the field I'm in doesn't really have a strong presence on Indeed, so it was of little use. At that point, you go hunting for sites with a narrower purpose that companies in the field gravitate to.

Damn, dude, how many sites are you getting banned on to know that "just about every site out there" has a log out button on their ban screens?

Y'know, it's awfully convenient how all these dead people just happen to be ending up fighting someone(s) they knew in life. I mean, I guess I get how Kabuto is trying for the psychological warfare approach. But, seems like, with the reputation they all have, it would've been smarter sending them up against opponents that couldn't get inside their heads.

I didn't share the video. Just said it's worth looking into. My personal favorite was the kid that freaked out over the color purple. But, most of them typically get the most emotional over the color green, the color of nature. They all turn speechless at the sight, never having known just how vibrant it is. Because the colorblindness just sorta blends it in with surrounding wavelengths. The glasses filter/suppress some of that blended spectrum, mashing down the peaks of wavelengths so that the brain is actually able to interpret a distinction.

You... didn't look into that at all, did you? Enchroma very much, very clearly, explicitly states it offers no benefit to monochromatic vision. Their product helps because those "few colors" people can't see are filtered/separated, so that they can distinguish between the colors that just blend together.

For anyone that wants to keep up the weepy emotionals over folks being granted the gift of sight, should look up videos of Enchroma glasses, that allow colorblind folks to distinguish colors.

Catching some of Ep 4 tonight. Eh. This still feels like it's basically less entertaining Brock rampages.

Man, you've got no idea how much discussion we could squeeze out of something like Inuyasha back in the day. Call anything as shallow as you want, they're still characters, with motivations. Some level of thought goes into their design and how it conveys their personality, what influenced their mannerisms, how would this character react to this situation, morality, behavior. If anyone's truly interested in a subject, there's no end to the level of dissection they can achieve. I still remember the "Kikyou: Good, Bad, or just Misunderstood thread," wherein we could debate, page after page, various ways to interpret the actions of one single character in one show. I still remember GELLHA, some of the largest and longest running threads in the early board days, diving into every possible subject on any given anime. I remember making a thread for just discussing anime eyes, sharing pics to show just how much emotion can be displayed through drawings of a single facial feature. Of course, that was also back when we were all younger, able to fritter away our lives on the most simplest subjects that came to mind. Maybe it's just that we all got older, no longer having the time to dig very deep anymore.

Don't really know if it's related enough to your concept, but you might enjoy this. The idea that, after all matter in the universe has evaporated, that the universe itself is still in its infancy, kinda really puts a whole new scale of perspective on things.

Eh, I don't think a weekly block discussion thread would be so bad. Look at what we've got now. As soon as one show is over, the thread for it is all but abandoned as everyone flocks to the next show thread for their reaction posts. Hell, why not both ideas? Weekly block thread for all the instant reactions and +1s, dedicated show threads for actually digging into the show/episodes.

They're play-by-play reaction threads with minimal interaction between users. They're threads that end as soon as the episode is over because nobody cares enough to give them any extra thought. It's certainly a far cry from the days when AD would spend page after page on in depth character analysis or musical motifs or foreshadowing. It's all just "Wow, that happened."

Toonami's bogged down with too many floats/pinned threads half the time. Can see that being discouraging for any [as] topics. And I'd hardly call what goes on here anymore "discussions."