What's on your mind?

[Grey Cloud]

Me planning and thinking about my first ever Skyrim SE installation:

 

Me five minutes into executing the plan:

[Darkpig]

11 minutes ago, Grey Cloud said:

Me planning and thinking about my first ever Skyrim SE installation:

 

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Me five minutes into executing the plan:

 

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So you install Skyrim SE then you become an eldritch abomination? How does that work?

[Grey Cloud]

19 minutes ago, Darkpig said:

So you install Skyrim SE then you become an eldritch abomination? How does that work?

I think it depends on which SE exe and SKSE version combo you run.

[Guest]

> Our government doesn't do anything to improve our workers' conditions, but rather importing foreign workers from Asia and South America, from the countries that are poorer than us, while at the same time, they are forcing our inhabitants to exile to other countries that have better working conditions and salaries. Isn't it paradoxical and sad?

 

> Disclaimer: I have nothing against foreigners. If I do, we wouldn't employ any of them. My comment above was addressed against our government politics.

Edited March 4, 2024 by Evaloves4

[Guest]

I've come to learn that once I accepted the fact that I'm already dead, I found myself at peace with life. I live every day enjoying every moment I have. I enjoy having fun conversations with my friends, making dumb videos and sexy screenshots, playing games, etc. I don't even take a simple glass of water for granted. It's also one of the reasons I don't drag out petty arguments with people. I have more important things to do in life than worry about that crap.

 

Anyway, that's just a glimpse into my mind. 

[Guest]

2 hours ago, Evaloves4 said:

> Disclaimer: I have nothing against foreigners. If I do, we wouldn't employ any of them. My comment above was addressed against our government politics.

If I told a foreigner they had a beautiful body, do  you think they would hold it against me?

[Guest]

21 minutes ago, branmakmuffin said:

If I told a foreigner they had a beautiful body, do  you think they would hold it against me?

> Sorry, I do not understand.

[Guest]

Just now, Evaloves4 said:

> Sorry, I do not understand.

It's a pun. Benny Hill himself used it many times.

[Guest]

> My friend, Lidija who also isn't religious like the three of us, hearing what happened with our Ukrainian guests on Saturday, sent me this lovely saying that melted my heart.

Spoiler

 

[chooseChaos]

What is going through my head? Maybe a better question would be: What's wrong with my head? 😁

 

Anyway, my plan for this week:

 

Spoiler

 To pick the winner of the best "supermutant dives victim into a water barrel" animation.
Take over the Big Board of Fun
Bake delicious cookies
Conquer the world.
Maybe with a few coffee breaks in between. 😇

 

[Guest]

43 minutes ago, chooseChaos said:

What is going through my head? Maybe a better question would be: What's wrong with my head? 😁

 

Anyway, my plan for this week:

 

Take over the Big Board of Fun [among other things].

 You will never take over the Big Board of Fun.

[Darkpig]

3 hours ago, branmakmuffin said:

 You will never take over the Big Board of Fun.

Because it is too big to be taken over. Or jumped over for that matter. Kind of like a wall to keep all the humans out and of course the humans will pay for it. Too soon?

[Guest]

4 minutes ago, Darkpig said:

Because it is too big to be taken over. Or jumped over for that matter. Kind of like a wall to keep all the humans out and of course the humans will pay for it. Too soon?

Never too soon. Plus, it's been 7 years.

Edited March 5, 2024 by branmakmuffin

[Alessia Wellington]

It's all a matter of using the right rod.

 

Spoiler

[Guest]

11 hours ago, Darkpig said:

Because it is too big to be taken over. Or jumped over for that matter. Kind of like a wall to keep all the humans out and of course the humans will pay for it. Too soon?

> he might take it over by the time IF he is the only poster in there, but knowing Mr. @Psalam, @GreyMouse, and @DonQuiWho, they will never give up on the "Change one word" thread, just like I wouldn't give up from my "LL fashion - sexy outfit" thread.

[D3vilizeR]

On 3/4/2024 at 2:54 AM, Evaloves4 said:

> Our government doesn't do anything to improve our workers' conditions, but rather importing foreign workers from Asia and South America, from the countries that are poorer than us, while at the same time, they are forcing our inhabitants to exile to other countries that have better working conditions and salaries. Isn't it paradoxical and sad?

 

> Disclaimer: I have nothing against foreigners. If I do, we wouldn't employ any of them. My comment above was addressed against our government politics.

 

In our country, the situation is the same. It's quite sad...

[Guest]

The DST time change in the U.S, March 10. That's one thing on my mind.

 

EDIT: You know what else? I wonder why some people are creeped out by clowns. I'm not belittling them for it, I just don't understand the issue. To contrast that with other fears, even though I do not have them, I understand why someone might have a fear of heights, spiders, open spaces, to name three common phobias.

Edited March 5, 2024 by branmakmuffin

[DonQuiWho]

7 hours ago, branmakmuffin said:

The DST time change in the U.S, March 10. That's one thing on my mind.

 

EDIT: You know what else? I wonder why some people are creeped out by clowns. I'm not belittling them for it, I just don't understand the issue. To contrast that with other fears, even though I do not have them, I understand why someone might have a fear of heights, spiders, open spaces, to name three common phobias.

 

On DST etc, there was a time when they didn't change the clocks here.  It was pitch black when we were going to school and it was still dark at 10am.  Some places further North went from18hrs daylight in summer to 6hrs daylight in winter

 

There are all sorts of arguments, for and against. the bi-annual change

 

All I can say is that having been there, done that, where I was when it was tried, it was 'effing horrible to live in

 

DQW

[Guest]

10 minutes ago, DonQuiWho said:

There are all sorts of arguments, for and against. the bi-annual change

In California, we voted to go on permanent DST (UTC -7:00). But nothing has happened to make it so. And I believe Oregon and Washington state have trigger laws to do the same if California does.

Edited March 6, 2024 by branmakmuffin

[Guest]

8 hours ago, branmakmuffin said:

EDIT: You know what else? I wonder why some people are creeped out by clowns. I'm not belittling them for it, I just don't understand the issue.

> I am not afraid of clowns, I just don't see them as cute and entertaining. They are ugly and a bit scary. Nobody in my family likes them and they were never popular in our country.

[Guest]

1 minute ago, Evaloves4 said:

> I am not afraid of clowns, I just don't see them as cute and entertaining. They are ugly and a bit scary. Nobody in my family likes them and they were never popular in our country.

I also do not find them entertaining. I dislike circuses in general. Aside from Cirque du Soleil, I like their shows. There are no animals potentially being mistreated in Cirqe du Soleil.

[Guest]

Here's something else on my mind. This is not trolling or joking or snarky.

 

Is the question "Is water wet?" a scientific question or a philosophical question? Note that am I not asking "Is water wet?"

 

If someone replies and wants me to answer first, I will.

[Guest]

2 minutes ago, branmakmuffin said:

Here's something else on my mind. This is not trolling or joking or snarky.

 

Is the question "Is water wet?" a scientific question or a philosophical question? Note that am I not asking "Is water wet?"

 

If someone replies and wants me to answer first, I will.

> Somehow that question reminded me of the question your generation came up in the time before I was born: What does a black man look like when coming out of the water? If you say 'wet', he'll answer 'black'. If you say 'black', he'll answer 'wet' since you are allowed to offer only one option.

[Guest]

11 minutes ago, Evaloves4 said:

> Somehow that question reminded me of the question your generation came up in the time before I was born: What does a black man look like when coming out of the water? If you say 'wet', he'll answer 'black'. If you say 'black', he'll answer 'wet' since you are allowed to offer only one option.

I've asked various friends my question, which led to a few minutes of interesting discussion. The question you mention must have been put forth by a different segment of my generation, because I've never heard it.

Edited March 6, 2024 by branmakmuffin

[Guest]

8 minutes ago, branmakmuffin said:

I've asked various friends my question, which led to a few minutes of interesting discussion. The question you mention must have been put forth by a different segment of my generation, because I've never heard it.

> I don't know where it came from. None of our parents knows it either. They heard it from someone.

> As for your question, I think it is more philosophical than a scientific question. What is your opinion about it?