What's on your mind?

[Mr. Otaku]

So just opened MO2 and oh boy what do you know, got a billion mod updates to go through. On top of that the LL mod updates that can't be shown in MO2. I'm starting to wonder if i'll ever get the time or patience to play Skyrim again cause this is getting ridiculous now, i can't even clearly remember what the map looks like anymore bruh i think i'm gonna have to retire from Bethesda games for good.

 

[Alessia Wellington]

22 minutes ago, Mr. Otaku said:

So just opened MO2 and oh boy what do you know, got a billion mod updates to go through.

 

Cursed Linus is quite appropriate, considering the situation.

[worik]

1 hour ago, Mr. Otaku said:

So just opened MO2 and oh boy what do you know, got a billion mod updates to go through.

I still have a full weekend to spend on that task for Skyrim.

It was 1 hour for my FO4 last weekend but that's easier since I had more experience during the setup of that.

[Mr. Otaku]

7 hours ago, Alessia Wellington said:

Cursed Linus is quite appropriate, considering the situation.

 

Stretched Linus is appropriate for everything.

 

"How you did you get a promotion? Nice!"

 

"Oh i'm so sorry your dog died man, RIP"

 

"Baby you look so hot i just wanna fuck you all day all night"

 

"Baby fuck me deeper, deeper" "I can't go deeper"

 

6 hours ago, worik said:

I still have a full weekend to spend on that task for Skyrim.

It was 1 hour for my FO4 last weekend but that's easier since I had more experience during the setup of that.

 

Oh man i used to have so much fun playing Fallout 4 with AFF and all the other stuff, i miss those days a little.

 

Alright well, lets see if i can sort out this modding mess today. If not then 

[lucifeh]

2 minutes ago, Mr. Otaku said:

 

Stretched Linus is appropriate for everything.

 

"How you did you get a promotion? Nice!"

 

"Oh i'm so sorry your dog died man, RIP"

 

"Baby you look so hot i just wanna fuck you all day all night"

 

"Baby fuck me deeper, deeper" "I can't go deeper"

 

 

Oh man i used to have so much fun playing Fallout 4 with AFF and all the other stuff, i miss those days a little.

 

Alright well, lets see if i can sort out this modding mess today. If not then 

 we should cut his face, resize it and turn into an emoji

[Mr. Otaku]

3 minutes ago, lucifeh said:

we should cut his face, resize it and turn into an emoji

 

It's already one of the most used emojis in Discord lol, we also have many variations of it on our own servers.

[lucifeh]

Something like this ....

 

too big... test 2

 

 

 

 

[lucifeh]

3 minutes ago, Mr. Otaku said:

 

It's already one of the most used emojis in Discord lol, we also have many variations of it on our own servers.

 

ok ...

[lucifeh]

we should add it here though

[Alessia Wellington]

21 minutes ago, Mr. Otaku said:

"Baby fuck me deeper, deeper" "I can't go deeper"

 

#ShortLinus

[worik]

?This reminds me a bit of Skyrim's CW questline

 

[Grey Cloud]

Manchester United 2-0 Nottingham Forest (5-0 on agg)

Goals by Anthony Martial (French) and Fred (Brazilian).

 

That puts us in the EFL Cup final against Newcastle United at the end of the month. ??

 

"Glory, glory Man United . . ." 

 

Edited February 2, 2023 by Grey Cloud

[steelpanther24]

Having a math PhD explain to me why n!/(n-3)!= n(n-1)(n-2).........  I have been out of school too long!  Bottom line, I was embarrassed when I saw the solution.

 

(to solve it is n(n-1)(n-2)(n-3)(n-4)........(n-infinity)/(n-3)(n-4)......(n-infinity) cancelling out everything except for n(n-1)(n-2).   The equation is used when determining probability of three consecutive events happening in a row, like when a message is broken into three parts and transmitted via multiple paths and needs to arrive in the correct order, but you don't want the port to remain open too long, so by determining the probability of a successful message arriving, you can adjust the time that the port remains open, thus  minimizing the target surface area of a network. .....at least theoretically).

 

Also, you what is better than being a kid who lived through the 80s?  Being a teenager who lived through the 80s.  

[Guest]

4 minutes ago, steelpanther24 said:

Having a math PhD explain to me why n!/(n-3)!= n(n-1)(n-2).........  I have been out of school too long!  Bottom line, I was embarrassed when I saw the solution.

 

(to solve it is n(n-1)(n-2)(n-3)(n-4)........(n-infinity)/(n-3)(n-4)......(n-infinity) cancelling out everything except for n(n-1)(n-2).   The equation is used when determining probability of three consecutive events happening in a row, like when a message is broken into three parts and transmitted via multiple paths and needs to arrive in the correct order, but you don't want the port to remain open too long, so by determining the probability of a successful message arriving, you can adjust the time that the port remains open, thus  minimizing the target surface area of a network. .....at least theoretically).

 

Also, you what is better than being a kid who lived through the 80s?  Being a teenager who lived through the 80s.  

> my Prince's father (born in 1964) said that '80's were best years of his life. That's why my Prince loves the songs from that period. His father had strong (indirect) influence on him. I confess. The more I was listening the music from '80's, the more i liked it

[Guest]

1 hour ago, steelpanther24 said:

Being a teenager who lived through the 80s. 

In 1980 I was 21, yay I could legally buy liquor I had been buying since I was 16 because I would bring fresh game to the old timer who owned the shop, and being tall with a beard helped make me look older to him, although I never lied to him and he never asked. Still the 80's were a transitional time that I was unhappy with, Music, employment, Government, Economics....... woof

That one thread "if I had one wish"..... Reincarnation!

I like the 80's music later on, Change is uncomfortable but necessary.

Edited February 3, 2023 by caveman74

[steelpanther24]

1 hour ago, Evaloves4 said:

> my Prince's father (born in 1964) said that '80's were best years of his life. That's why my Prince loves the songs from that period. His father had strong (indirect) influence on him. I confess. The more I was listening the music from '80's, the more i liked it

They were some transformational years, to be certain.   I have heard it compares to the 50s, though didn't have the numbers (Gen Xers are a small generation) to push it over the top, but the internet made up for that so now my son loves 80s music (and 70s music), finding it all on his own.   

 

Oh, I was curious if the troubles in Bosnia and Serbia are causing any anxiety where you are. 

 

31 minutes ago, caveman74 said:

In 1980 I was 21, yay I could legally buy liquor I had been buying since I was 16 because I would bring fresh game to the old timer who owned the shop, and being tall with a beard helped make me look older to him, although I never lied to him and he never asked. Still the 80's were a transitional time that I was unhappy with, Music, employment, Government, Economics....... woof

That one thread "if I had one wish"..... Reincarnation!

I like the 80's music later on, Change is uncomfortable but necessary.

 

The 80s was bad on my dad's business (farm tractor dealership), eventually it went out of business as the small farmers were forced out or bought out.   I am ten years young, so going into the 80s, I had that level of naivety and unbridled enthusiasm normal for 11 yr olds. 

 

Reincarnation, hm, without knowledge of what we were, I suppose, but if I had to keep knowledge, then I don't think I would want to try to live as a young man in these times.  It is too foreign to me.   There is a great Twlight Zone that shows this, though a bit different as it is about a man wishing to go back to the home he remembered as a child, and he does.   He tries to save himself from an injury but fails.  

 

Spoiler

 

 

[Guest]

29 minutes ago, steelpanther24 said:

They were some transformational years, to be certain.   I have heard it compares to the 50s, though didn't have the numbers (Gen Xers are a small generation) to push it over the top, but the internet made up for that so now my son loves 80s music (and 70s music), finding it all on his own.   

 

Oh, I was curious if the troubles in Bosnia and Serbia are causing any anxiety where you are. 

 

 

The 80s was bad on my dad's business (farm tractor dealership), eventually it went out of business as the small farmers were forced out or bought out.   I am ten years young, so going into the 80s, I had that level of naivety and unbridled enthusiasm normal for 11 yr olds. 

 

Reincarnation, hm, without knowledge of what we were, I suppose, but if I had to keep knowledge, then I don't think I would want to try to live as a young man in these times.  It is too foreign to me.   There is a great Twlight Zone that shows this, though a bit different as it is about a man wishing to go back to the home he remembered as a child, and he does.   He tries to save himself from an injury but fails.  

 

  Hide contents

 

 

> Youtube says this video is not available for my country. Damn international media boundaries.

[Guest]

1 hour ago, steelpanther24 said:

Reincarnation, hm, without knowledge of what we were, I suppose, but if I had to keep knowledge, then I don't think I would want to try to live as a young man in these times.  It is too foreign to me

The whole point is a fresh start with no prior memories to lead you down any path. Genetic, and cellular memory is bred in at conception (my own opinion) like I never had any mechanical training yet I could disassemble/reassemble starters and other automobile parts at 10 yrs, Dad ,if he can be called that, and Gramps were mechanics.

I won't even imagine the year or century.

Like I said "if I had one wish" but wishes are like the pot of gold at the end of the Rainbow, elusive. It's just I think I could have had some kind of a better experience, and had a better impact than I have. I would have liked to have left it (life) better than I will.   Just stupid shit one thinks about with too much time on their hands as the clock winds down.

[Guest]

1 hour ago, caveman74 said:

The whole point is a fresh start with no prior memories to lead you down any path. Genetic, and cellular memory is bred in at conception (my own opinion) like I never had any mechanical training yet I could disassemble/reassemble starters and other automobile parts at 10 yrs, Dad ,if he can be called that, and Gramps were mechanics.

I won't even imagine the year or century.

Like I said "if I had one wish" but wishes are like the pot of gold at the end of the Rainbow, elusive. It's just I think I could have had some kind of a better experience, and had a better impact than I have. I would have liked to have left it (life) better than I will.   Just stupid shit one thinks about with too much time on their hands as the clock winds down.

We're all little explosions, derived from other explosions. Exploding from a Source, that no one knows. We're imperfect cells skyrocketing in an infinite expanse, of infinite growth. Well, infinite based in our perception. For all we know, we are the individual blood cell of a larger being that we cannot fathom. We're just doing our jobs to keep ourselves alive...but what if that instinct is the same instinct that drives our blood cells to preserve their own lives?

 

When you really zoom out our bodies, don't act that differently than the universe...only diff, is the scale.

[steelpanther24]

2 hours ago, caveman74 said:

The whole point is a fresh start with no prior memories to lead you down any path. Genetic, and cellular memory is bred in at conception (my own opinion) like I never had any mechanical training yet I could disassemble/reassemble starters and other automobile parts at 10 yrs, Dad ,if he can be called that, and Gramps were mechanics.

I won't even imagine the year or century.

Like I said "if I had one wish" but wishes are like the pot of gold at the end of the Rainbow, elusive. It's just I think I could have had some kind of a better experience, and had a better impact than I have. I would have liked to have left it (life) better than I will.   Just stupid shit one thinks about with too much time on their hands as the clock winds down.

 

Ah, I get ya.   I wonder, though, if the predisposition is genetic or if it is environmental.   I figure there are smarter people thinking about it, so......I guess we will have to listen to them.    Now @zelphador23 has an interesting theory/approach.

 

1 hour ago, zelphador23 said:

We're all little explosions, derived from other explosions. Exploding from a Source, that no one knows. We're imperfect cells skyrocketing in an infinite expanse, of infinite growth. Well, infinite based in our perception. For all we know, we are the individual blood cell of a larger being that we cannot fathom. We're just doing our jobs to keep ourselves alive...but what if that instinct is the same instinct that drives our blood cells to preserve their own lives?

 

When you really zoom out our bodies, don't act that differently than the universe...only diff, is the scale.

I don't know if I would want to know that either, preferring to live in a "sane" world as we describe it.    Of course, I would like a lil dosh of. strange every now and again.

[FauxFurry]

On 1/27/2023 at 8:34 PM, lucifeh said:

What I find funny is that a war between Russia and EUA wouldn't affect physically most part of the world...

 

Russia and China will shoot on the red arrow direction while USA will shoot on the Blue arrow direction bc the world AFAIK is round and the extremities of the map are actually joined... Most part of the world will virtually just watch the destruction from afar yk.,... Yeah, the economic crisis will suck, we might lose electric power due to upper atmosphere explosions that will fry the transformers of the electric power grid where a LOT of ppl will die and that will suck... But... Humanity will not be wiped out.... Modern day life might disappear for some decades though... And most ppl on north hemisphere will probably be fucked... Yeah, but point is the world won't end yk... This is only north hemisphere megalomaniac thinking...

 

Most people in the world living in rural areas wouldn't even notice that the 'world' has ended. They'd go on farming, hunting and fishing like they always do. 

[27X]

On 2/1/2023 at 9:53 AM, lucifeh said:

we should add it here though

 

no.

[27X]

1 hour ago, FauxFurry said:

Most people in the world living in rural areas wouldn't even notice that the 'world' has ended. They'd go on farming, hunting and fishing like they always do. 

 

They're gonna be doing that anyways.

 

The bizarre thing is all of this was a known quantity in the late 90s. A couple of pretty smart people figured out that a couple of countries' absolutely pants-are-my-favorite-hat policies of depleting their base populations in an almost equal inverse proportion to their growth potential for over five generations was literally going to end their existence as effective countries a couple centuries down the line.

 

And now, thirty years later, (fucking lol) those countries have finally figured that shit out too, and are actively panicking. And here we are. Passing the next 70 years without someone blowing someone else up permanently is gonna be interesting, of the chinese proverb variety.

Edited February 3, 2023 by 27X

[Guest]

 

 

I wholeheartedly wish to all LL females

 

[Miauzi]

52 minutes ago, Evaloves4 said:

 

 

Ich wünsche allen LL-Frauen von ganzem Herzen

 

 

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