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General Discussion / Re: The NA Alarm List

« on: May 08, 2015, 08:43:55 pm »

RIP NA cRPG

Go play some populated/good games, guys.

Incoming the only alarm list NA ever needed.

PRO_TheSerge   -   Head Nigga In Charge aka President of Punani.
PRO_Merideus_n1k   -   I'm Not a Gynecologist But I'll Take A Look.
PRO_ORiJiN_n1k   -   Undisputed World Champion Of Ping Pong.
PRO_Ashtre_SV   -   Relax, I just like to cuddle.
PRO_roymorrison   -   Only 1% of Ambassadors Can Prevent Forest Fires.
PRO_Flying_Dildos   -   Call Me Ford, Baby I Explore Her.
PRO_Cavalieres_Aegon   -   Beer is the Answer, But I Can't Remember The Question.
PRO_R1ck_R0ss   -   Lord Boss Don of KFC Pimpin.
PRO_Jar_SV   -   Dude, You're Getting a Bucket!
PRO_Cyranule_BRD   -   Gods gift to C-RPG and Asian Women.
PRO_Robin_Longstride    -    Hello Kitty Swag. French Chix Love Me Longtime.
PRO_GoD_TurmoilTom_BS_SV   -   99 percentage domination. Rinse, Wash, Repeat.
PRO_Fabulous_Sherben   -   Practice Safe Lunch, Use Condiments.
PRO_Galv_The_Executioner   -   I Just Awesomed All Over The Place.
PRO_Cavalieres_Huey_Newton   -   I do not expect the white media to create positive black male images.
PRO_Sigvard_SV  -   I Go Hard In The Paint For Korean Chix.
PRO_Voester  -   Fuck Yeah spicy buffalo chicken wings!
PRO_SHinOCK  -   Bacon bits on my poutine, all day errday.
PRO_vick  -   Where the fine black chicks at?
PRO_miggy  -   Hollaaaaaaaaaa
PRO_BigSandwich  -   Hi, I like turtles.
PRO_maeday  -   Not a basic bitch chu kno?.. my kitty goes meow :3
PRO_bro_BADPLAYER  -   I like long walks on the beach, trailer homes and not shaving.
PRO_Smoothrich  -   Official Grindacologist. Sarah Palin is my mom.
PRO_Tydeus  -   I love pussy, I love bitches, dude.. I should be runnin' PETA.
PRO_MM_Princess_Karma  -   I roll up a carpet and use it as a tampon.
PRO_Shik  -   Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?
PRO_A_Bear_IRL  -   Yogi Bear had sex with my Mom.
PRO_Lamk  -   My favorite pokemon is jigglypuff.
PRO_Sauce  -   I like my vaginas like I like my koolaid -- purple with coolwhip.
PRO_Hannibal  -   A really hot asian girl at school friendzoned me because I play mount&blade.
PRO_RichieRich_BRD  -   They call me bullseye on the streets of SoCal, cuz I hit that g-spot.
PRO_MrShine  -   I was hired as an underwear model for a marketing strategy to arouse african american women.
PRO_Qaki  -   Ducks Fly Together. Quack Quack!
PRO_Kevin_the_D  -   I'm on a boat.
PRO_Vaft  -   My mom bought me a cool hannah montana backpack from chinatown. $w@g.
PRO_excav_pls_420  -   King of KD 420drivebyallday     
PRO_Mars  -   30 seconds to a chocolate bar.
PRO_The_Sosarian_Knight  -   Captain of the Jamaican Bobsled Team, I draw my power from the sun.

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General Discussion / Re: What happened to the monocle movement?

« on: November 02, 2014, 02:46:59 am »

A year or two ago when I was playing more regularly than I do now, and before I took a ~9-month hiatus from playing, at least 75% of the posts I saw around were from people with avatars with top hats, monocles, and even cigars. I see a lot of drawn (or something) avatars now, so it seems like that's been a newer movement, but I don't really like it. Bring back the monocles!

Some things just never go out of style.

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General Off Topic / Re: Thoughts on Religion and the State

« on: December 12, 2013, 03:03:20 pm »

I think, moral is not something you are born with, but you are imprinted in with by your parents and over time by experiences. By what we find at excavation sites, we can deduct behaviour, traditions and therefor deduct further values, morals, ethics, religious believes. In agypt we have the pyramids, huge monumental graves for their god kings. The old agyptians pharaos had been around for a while and due to many findings the hiroglyphs had been translated and lots of the past culutre been learned.

Were the Egyptians proven to be the first society to have ethics or morals?

Nevertheless you now would answer my first question, here another one.
TurmoilTom do you support and believe the concept of the original sin?

Yes, although I don't believe it for itself.  I simply believe in the Bible and original sin is one of the subjects in the Bible. To explain why I believe in original sin I need to explain why I believe in Christianity and that is going to take a little bit of writing.  I adopted Protestant Christianity as my religion because I found the existence of the universe and the way it functions to be sufficient proof of the existence of a deity and the Bible properly explained all of my questions.

Here's why I find the universe itself to be sufficient proof of a deity:

All events take place as a reaction to previous events that have taken place.  A simple example would be child-birth.  A child cannot crawl on the carpet until it has been born.  It cannot be born spontaneously, it must first be conceived.  A husband and wife must each first be conceived, born, and grown to be able to conceive their own child.  Eventually, actions and reactions are traced so far back into time that one of two events occur. Either the chain continues into infinity or the universe begins at some point in the past.  I'll address the former first.  If the world has existed forever, then an infinite number of events can occur with an infinite amount of variation.  It stands to reason that if infinite kinds of events occur an infinite amount of times, then the event that causes the end of the universe has to have already occurred.  Imagine as if the world has existed forever.  Every event that has taken place within our recorded history has already taken place in the exact same place and manner that we have observed.  It's not far-fetched at all to say that the universe must have already destroyed itself if the universe is infinite in time-span.  Now I'll address the latter.  A beginning to the universe necessitates one of two things.  Either it spontaneously began to exist or some action was made by an entity to create the world despite no previously existing events to make that action a reaction.  The spontaneous generation of the universe stands contrary to reason because we know that nothing is nothing.  Something cannot come out of nothing.  The Bible stresses the timelessness of God's existence and how he is infinite and good in all ways.  He is not restricted by time or space.  The debate discussing how God himself came about is pointless in nature because a finite existence implies an infinite creator.  Finite existence necessitates an entity that can begin the chain of events on its own without outer influence.  Christians call that entity God.

Infinite existence implies nothingness.  Finite existence implies design.

Here's why I find the way the universe functions to be sufficient proof of a deity:

Information regarding how our world functions is acquired through scientific study.  Science is essentially accumulation of measurements regarding changes in an environment and using those numerical measurements in mathematics to find patterns.  Science is just applied mathematics.  Mathematics is just logic with numerical representation of data.  Logic is... Well, something.  We are able to use our reason and logic to discover details about how the universe functions but we are unable to find why the universe functions based upon rational principles.

Why does the world make sense? Weird question. Very simply worded.  Not a trick question.  Not complicated.

But there's no good answer.  There's no observable force that we can observe that makes the universe function on laws of reason and logic.  I couldn't find a good answer, but I got a decent one:

"Reason can't exist in a world that exists for no reason."

Finite existence implies design.  Design implies purpose.  Purpose implies reason.

We are finite.  We are designed.  We were made with a purpose.  Our rational capabilities necessitate these qualities of our existence.

Who is the designer, then?  Some don't call Him anything.  I call Him Lord, God and Savior.

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General Off Topic / Re: Thoughts on Religion and the State

« on: December 12, 2013, 03:23:50 am »

You didn't say evolutionism before.

I thought that's what we were talking about.  What did you think I was talking about?

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General Off Topic / Re: Thoughts on Religion and the State

« on: December 12, 2013, 02:41:37 am »

It is a "myth" that can be observed in nature. Like all scientific "myths".

Observed?  I don't recall the general human anatomy changing significantly within recorded history.  Care to provide some info?  All of the evolutionist studies I've read have been contrary to recent findings or had problems in their methodology.

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General Off Topic / Re: Thoughts on Religion and the State

« on: December 12, 2013, 01:45:23 am »

How about deduction from anthropological findings?

What deduction from anthropological findings?

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General Off Topic / Re: Thoughts on Religion and the State

« on: December 12, 2013, 01:34:36 am »

Yeah, and I refer to ethics as a natural phenomenon that appeared because it is an evolutionary advantage. All cultures have myths that explain such things.

Evolution is just another myth of another culture, though.  The only difference is that evolution is a more modern myth.  We'll never know for sure how morality and ethics came about because they weren't documented as they occurred.

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General Off Topic / Re: Thoughts on Religion and the State

« on: December 12, 2013, 12:02:56 am »

First things first, a huge part of the laws that we find necessary today do not come from christian, but from universal values shared by all humanity.

Christians refer to those "universal values" as Natural Law.  The idea is that all humans are born with an innate understanding of good and evil inherited from Adam and Eve after they ate the forbidden fruit in the Garden of Eden.  Whether they choose to follow good or evil based on that understanding is based upon their own free will, however.

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General Discussion / Re: If NA cRPG were a trading card game, what would be the cards?

« on: December 10, 2013, 02:38:27 am »

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I find it to be a physical impossibility to impart to you how little fucks I give.

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General Discussion / Re: If NA cRPG were a trading card game, what would be the cards?

« on: December 07, 2013, 08:13:13 pm »

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General Discussion / Re: If NA cRPG were a trading card game, what would be the cards?

« on: December 07, 2013, 05:19:22 am »

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General Discussion / Re: If NA cRPG were a trading card game, what would be the cards?

« on: December 07, 2013, 01:16:25 am »

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General Discussion / Re: If NA cRPG were a trading card game, what would be the cards?

« on: December 07, 2013, 12:56:27 am »

I don't know anything about the cards but here we go:

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General Discussion / Re: KILLSTREAKS

« on: November 28, 2013, 10:50:34 pm »

How about just this:

100 kills - Flying Carpet and Fire Staff for the entirety of the next map.

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... and all the other things floating around out there / Re: Steam Autumn Sale (Nov 27 - Dec 3)

« on: November 28, 2013, 02:59:39 pm »

Skyrim is $7.49 but each of the main expansions (Dawnguard and Dragonborn) are $9.99 each.