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the gamer generation by Ackyrothin gaming

[–]gregny2002 7 points8 points ago

At least she isn't holding an unplugged joystick and screaming ecstatically at the screen.

Like we need another reason to think this guy sucks: An Open Letter to Jay Leno by DoublePlusGoodGamesin entertainment

[–]gregny2002 0 points1 point ago

He's saying that he forgot about the video being played a few weeks after it aired, not that that's when the video was removed from Youtube.

So true by easycheesy1202in shittingadvice

[–]gregny2002 0 points1 point ago

I don't live in my hand.

Why were you accepted into Purdue? by flatmagician97in funny

[–]gregny2002 5 points6 points ago

It's possible, she's a fucking awesome writer.

The Pebble smart watch is pretty cool, but the simplicity of this one is just awesome by goalie3773in shutupandtakemymoney

[–]gregny2002 0 points1 point ago

I have a question about both this and the Pebble watch: Can they continue to tell the time when they aren't in range of your phone?

Ka-50 flying/battle technique tutorials by gregny2002in hoggit

[–]gregny2002[S] 0 points1 point ago

Awesome man, thanks!

A Victorian couple actually smiling in a photo... by laminatedwormin pics

[–]gregny2002 0 points1 point ago

You know Rutger Hauer wrote that line himself.

South Korea to Chemically Castrate Repeat Child Rapist by PrinceDakkarin worldnews

[–]gregny2002 0 points1 point ago

I think he's referring more to the phrasing, which he feels is something people with little familiarity with violence and death would say in order to 'sound tough'.

If I'm reading it right.

My newspaper's front page 85 years ago today, when Charles Lindbergh became the first to cross the Atlantic by air. by Darko33in newjersey

[–]gregny2002 0 points1 point ago

Was the image that poor to begin with or has it deteriorated over time?

Double Fine earned more than $3M in donations to make a classic point and click adventure game, a nostalgic relic of the past just like morrowind. Why not do the same for Morrowind? by bronzbrohin Morrowind

[–]gregny2002 0 points1 point ago

Plenty of books have been turned into games, though. It's just a matter of getting the price right, and less well known = cheaper.

Double Fine earned more than $3M in donations to make a classic point and click adventure game, a nostalgic relic of the past just like morrowind. Why not do the same for Morrowind? by bronzbrohin Morrowind

[–]gregny2002 0 points1 point ago

There are probably plenty of less popular, but still quite good, fantasy novels out there whose authors may be up for a video game tie-in. For example, I'm reading a series of novels now called The Dagger and The Colin by Daniel Abraham. Its got an amazing lore, somewhat similar to Morrowinds in atmosphere in my opinion, and it isn't so popular that the video game rights would cost a fortune. Just an example of course.

Titanium Steel Lord of the Ring Design Engraving Ring by buggybunin shutupandtakemymoney

[–]gregny2002 0 points1 point ago

"Ring of thickness", is that like an enchanted ring?

Okay book lovers, I love this subreddit and want to give something back. by OhEmGeeein books

[–]gregny2002 3 points4 points ago

...There are hardly any excesses of the most crazed psychopath that cannot easily be duplicated by a normal, kindly family man who just comes in to work every day and has a job to do. ...A man who knows that, knows everything he needs to know about people.

Terry Pratchett, Small Gods

Dad puts child in tumble dryer as prank; the obvious happens. [safe for work despite liveleak] by vidyagamesin offbeat

[–]gregny2002 0 points1 point ago

Jesus watches everything.

Everything ಠ_ಠ

Dad puts child in tumble dryer as prank; the obvious happens. [safe for work despite liveleak] by vidyagamesin offbeat

[–]gregny2002 0 points1 point ago

Most people would have died of some disease or injury before being able to procreate if it weren't for modern technology and society. But I don't think that physical prowess is what they're referring to when they talk about natural selection (the guys in this thread I mean, not the scientists).

I used Chantix to quit ten months ago. by gregny2002in stopsmoking

[–]gregny2002[S] 0 points1 point ago

I had one odd dream the night after I started taking it, about being on a container ship (that part wasn't too weird because I work with container ships) that was being attacked by multicolored, flying ninjas, like the ones from Legend of Kage (that part struck me as odd).

I used Chantix to quit ten months ago. by gregny2002in stopsmoking

[–]gregny2002[S] 0 points1 point ago

It's been awhile, but I don't remember losing my appetite or anything like that. I was only taking it for about three weeks though; over the course of that time I had begun to gradually forget to take the medication until eventually I stopped altogether.

I did feel some depression one time, a couple of days after I started taking it. But the sensation only lasted for a few hours, and since I knew what was causing it, it was actually more interesting than 'depressing'. However, I've always been what I consider very emotionally stable ( I've been described as cold) and not prone to fits of drama, so that may explain my lack of reaction to Chantix in that way.

I did get nauseous after taking it one day, because I forgot to eat before taking it. I had to run to McDonalds to get a burger, but like halfway through the burger the sickness subsided.

Hope that's been informative.

Here is God's Debris by Scott Adams in both mobi & epub format... by unboogymanin kindle

[–]gregny2002 3 points4 points ago

I've read God's Debris. It's philosophy 101 stuff, that's all. Nothing special, but no evolution denying or anything that I can remember.

My sister's boyfriend ran a 5K as this in 95 degree weather. What a trooper. by mruss12in pics

[–]gregny2002 -2 points-1 points ago

I don't believe that he actually ran 5 thousand miles in that getup. In fact, I don't believe that he ran 5 thousand miles at all.

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