Do you have a problem ?
(That's why I hate kids in the multiplayer games)
Raephire has many problems, please do not ask him to list them...
People seem to assume 100% change is the only way to go in this game... In my opinion the massive risk isn't really worth it, especially if you ever plan on upsetting another player (which is close to unavoidable)
Raephire wrote:
readied is an appropriate word it can be found in the dictionary as a past tense of READY at least.
Thank you for the explanation
Raephire wrote:
dipshit.
Do you have a problem ?
(That's why I hate kids in the multiplayer games)
Kid?
Look, swearing has been proven to be healthy for you, mentally, and physically. I'm not about to listen to some bullshit story of how swearing is bad when insults regardless of swearing, and physical actions far worse than swearing are ignored by the same person.
my 6 year old son is free to swear at home. As long as it's used in an appropriate context.
Raephire wrote:Look, swearing has been proven to be healthy for you, mentally, and physically. I'm not about to listen to some bullshit story of how swearing is bad when insults regardless of swearing, and physical actions far worse than swearing are ignored by the same person.
I think he was responding to the insult just as much as the swearing
I know I haven't been a part of this discussion and this is a bit of a bump (it's amazing how quickly this forum moves; I haven't been on the forum for about sixteen hours) but I've been laughing to myself as I read this thread.
Yesterday, Rift was asking me how he could get annoying and egotistical new players to attack him--I said he was probably too intimidating normally, and I suggested he go around naked. It looks like it worked! Now to be clear, I do believe much of Cpowa's story, but Rift wasn't in the wrong in my opinion. And this is a hilarious play on yesterday's conversation!
A Lurker from the days when Laketown was on the frontier and Bottleneck was the military superpower.
Raephire wrote:
In preparing my son to push back against establishment without reason or logic, Yes, I am. Thank you.
Yes, you're quite the rebel. Keep stroking that ego big guy.
Actually, in this case, Rae is right. Even though I hate saying it. It's easy to call someone a 'rebel' and brush them off, but, in this sense of the word, yes, yes he is rebelling. And it's good for his kid. Just make sure he understands respect of other peoples' property and personal space and you will have no problems.
