The GTA IV Out: TOUCH MY PECS!

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18th-March-2011, 01:08
Synthetik

For some reason I love this video and song. I think it's mostly because Josh Groban sings into a half eaten banana though.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zlxB9zGH8GU
18th-March-2011, 01:09
Milady

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Originally Posted by Sprung

Oh hell. Just beat him with the box then.

Sounds good. ^^;;;
18th-March-2011, 01:09
Sprung

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Originally Posted by Milady

Sounds good. ^^;;;

You can't miss with a classic.
18th-March-2011, 01:12
Milady

Alright, I'm disconnecting myself from the internet for a short while.

Hopefully, I'll survive.

Most likely, I'll relapse and be back within 30 minutes.
18th-March-2011, 01:13
Tassadar

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Originally Posted by Raype

Women should never tan.

Shit looks horrible.

A real classy lady has flawless light skin. Possibly a bit darker provided it's a healthy shade. Tans are so not cool.

*hopes the same holds true for men. SO PALE*

Natural tans on some women look hot but on pale women fake tan looks quite bad, seriously some women end up like this when they do it:

Although when it comes to tans I am the palest person I know, even for a white person or redhead I'm pale.
18th-March-2011, 01:13
Jase

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVmmY...mbedded#at=100

LOL HIPSTERS.
18th-March-2011, 01:15
Jazzmarazz

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Originally Posted by Milady

Alright, I'm disconnecting myself from the internet for a short while.

Hopefully, I'll survive.

Most likely, I'll relapse and be back within 30 minutes.

See you in 30. :wav:
18th-March-2011, 01:18
Synthetik

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Originally Posted by Milady

Alright, I'm disconnecting myself from the internet for a short while.

Hopefully, I'll survive.

Most likely, I'll relapse and be back within 30 minutes.

Good luck. :wacko: :wav:

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Originally Posted by Tassadar

Natural tans on some women look hot but on pale women fake tan looks quite bad, seriously some women end up like this when they do it:

Although when it comes to tans I am the palest person I know, even for a white person I'm pale.

I'm incredibly pale too, practically translucent even. At least the pale look is fashionable in winter. Probably.
18th-March-2011, 01:19
Sprung

Brutal Legend soundtrack

ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo :doink:

107 tracks
738MB

THAT SHIT IS ALPHA, MAN!
TOUCH MY PECS!
18th-March-2011, 01:22
Drageuth

Just finished building a bed. :wacko:
Remind me never to do that again. >.>
18th-March-2011, 01:22
Synthetik

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Originally Posted by Sprung

Brutal Legend soundtrack

ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo :doink:

107 tracks
738MB

THAT SHIT IS ALPHA, MAN!
TOUCH MY PECS!

Whoa man! You didn't even BLINK! ICE COLD, SPRUNG! THAT'S SOME RED ARMY SHIT RIGHT THERE!
18th-March-2011, 01:23
Sprung

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Originally Posted by Synthetik

Whoa man! You didn't even BLINK! ICE COLD, SPRUNG! THAT'S SOME RED ARMY SHIT RIGHT THERE!

You do a much better Brucie than I do. :lol

I can never remember all the stupid shit he says.
18th-March-2011, 01:27
Synthetik

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Originally Posted by Sprung

You do a much better Brucie than I do. :lol

I can never remember all the stupid shit he says.

After beating the game and then almost beating it again, I've realized Brucie is like my favorite character ever. :wacko:
18th-March-2011, 01:27
Mistral

Heh, had a bit of fun on the commute to work today. Normally I just sleep on the bus, but as a whole bunch of people saw today...

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t..._8216401_n.jpg

Oops.
18th-March-2011, 01:27
Tassadar

I haven't played it in two years so I forgot about the lines. :/
18th-March-2011, 01:30
Cosmic

Brucie is awesome, only made even more so when you start playing GTA IV immediately after reading The Game by Neil Strauss. :wacko:
18th-March-2011, 01:31
Tassadar

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Originally Posted by Cosmic

Brucie is awesome, only made even more so when you start playing GTA IV immediately after reading The Game by Neil Strauss. :wacko:

ALPHA AS FUCK BRO, KEEP BEING ALPHA.

In all seriousness did the PUA book make any difference?
18th-March-2011, 01:32
Sprung

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Originally Posted by Mistral

Heh, had a bit of fun on the commute to work today. Normally I just sleep on the bus, but as a whole bunch of people saw today...

http://i163.photobucket.com/albums/t..._8216401_n.jpg

Oops.

SHINE GET!
18th-March-2011, 01:36
Synthetik

Time to go out to eat. Be back in a bit, see ya folks. :wav:
18th-March-2011, 01:37
Jazzmarazz

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Originally Posted by Synthetik

Time to go out to eat. Be back in a bit, see ya folks. :wav:

:wav: :yawn:
18th-March-2011, 01:37
Sprung

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Originally Posted by Synthetik

Time to go out to eat. Be back in a bit, see ya folks. :wav:

STAY ALPHA, MOTHERFUCKER!
WOAH!
18th-March-2011, 01:37
Tassadar

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Originally Posted by Sprung

STAY ALPHA, MOTHERFUCKER!
WOAH!
18th-March-2011, 01:38
King

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Originally Posted by Synthetik

Time to go out to eat. Be back in a bit, see ya folks. :wav:

:wav:

/Back to "Ninja mode".
18th-March-2011, 01:46
Cosmic

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Originally Posted by Tassadar

ALPHA AS FUCK BRO, KEEP BEING ALPHA.

In all seriousness did the PUA book make any difference?

Well to be honest I wasn't really reading it for advice. I'd read Motley Crue's The Dirt a year or so prior, was curious what else Strauss had worked on and thought a book where he becomes a pickup artist would make for a more interesting read than an autobiography by Jenna Jameson. :wacko:

I guess if you look at it logically most of the advice they give boils down to stuff that really should be common sense but admittedly isn't to a lot of people - i.e. dress properly, be confident and don't act needy or desperate. They just wrap it up in unnecessarily dorky lingo that makes it sound like they're playing D&D. But really, if you read the book the characters end up pretty broken, completely lose their individuality and become so obsessed with PUA that by the end of it they're spending far more time swapping routines and squabbling amongst themselves than they actually do picking up women.
18th-March-2011, 01:49
Tassadar

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Originally Posted by Cosmic

Well to be honest I wasn't really reading it for advice. I'd read Motley Crue's The Dirt a year or so prior, was curious what else Strauss had worked on and thought a book where he becomes a pickup artist would make for a more interesting read than an autobiography by Jenna Jameson. :wacko:

I guess if you look at it logically most of the advice they give is really stuff that should be common sense - dress properly, be confident and don't act needy or desperate. They just wrap it up in unnecessarily dorky lingo that makes it sound like they're playing D&D. But really if you read the book the characters end up pretty broken, completely lose their individuality and become so obsessed with PUA that by the end they're spending far more time swapping routines and squabbling amongst themselves than they actually do picking up women.

I had a feeling the book would say more or less that, the self-improvement stuff.

Also I'm surprised the book showed PUA having any negative effects, although I know it's not quite a PUA book but a story about people who follow it.
18th-March-2011, 01:50
Cookie Monster

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Originally Posted by Kermit Da Frog

Bring it, Cookie. :kermitwacko:

Also, Jazz, daaaaammmnnn girl. :wacko:

Ok, perhaps not all ;P
18th-March-2011, 01:51
Tassadar

The Pope, the British Queen and Obama are coming to Ireland over the next year, this should be interesting.
18th-March-2011, 01:53
Kermit Da Frog

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Originally Posted by Cookie Monster

Ok, perhaps not all ;P

And the better muppet is...

KERMIT BY TKO! :kermitwacko:
18th-March-2011, 01:57
Cookie Monster

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Originally Posted by Tassadar

The Pope, the British Queen and Obama are coming to Ireland over the next year, this should be interesting.

As if there were a next year :wacko:

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Originally Posted by Kermit Da Frog

And the better muppet is...

KERMIT BY TKO! :kermitwacko:

C'mon, it's kind of hard, I only know that you are a frog and your name is Kermit :wacko:
18th-March-2011, 01:59
Tassadar

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Originally Posted by Cookie Monster

As if there were a next year :wacko:

C'mon, it's kind of hard, I only know that you are a frog and your name is Kermit :wacko:

Following year, coming year, it's all the same. :wacko:
18th-March-2011, 02:00
Lee

Well, night all :yawn:
18th-March-2011, 02:01
Kermit Da Frog

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Originally Posted by Cookie Monster

C'mon, it's kind of hard, I only know that you are a frog and your name is Kermit :wacko:

I'm the one with the hair and glasses. :kermitwacko:
18th-March-2011, 02:03
Jazzmarazz

Cops are outside. Happy holidays everyone. :lol
18th-March-2011, 02:03
Cosmic

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Originally Posted by Tassadar

I had a feeling the book would say more or less that, the self-improvement stuff.

Also I'm surprised the book showed PUA having any negative effects, although I know it's not quite a PUA book but a story about people who follow it.

I will say that if someone is genuinely lost when it comes to women or lacking in confidence in other areas of their life they could do a lot worse than to read it, provided they're smart enough to know that's basically what it comes down to and aren't going to suddenly start following the Mystery Method or something.

Now see, it's actually quite amusing because throughout the book Strauss pretty much portrays himself as "OK, so I'm into PUA but I'm still human, it's the other guys who are robots" (at various points he insinuates they're brainwashed and explicitly refers to them being reprogrammed by the PUA "gurus"), yet as soon as the book was released he started offering seminars and classes himself... :wacko:
18th-March-2011, 02:03
Cookie Monster

Gnite, Lee!

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Originally Posted by Tassadar

Following year, coming year, it's all the same. :wacko:

Don't insist, it's not happening, we both know there's no tomorrow :wacko:

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Originally Posted by Kermit Da Frog

I'm the one with the hair and glasses. :kermitwacko:

What I suspected, we are the same person :wacko:
18th-March-2011, 02:06
Cookie Monster

Man, what's going on with the activations today? everytime I hit new posts there's someone wanting to be activated O_o
18th-March-2011, 02:14
Cookie Monster

Oh well, I'm going to sleep too, have a good night everyone.
18th-March-2011, 02:15
King

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Originally Posted by Cookie Monster

Man, what's going on with the activations today? every time I hit new posts there's someone wanting to be activated O_o

You have the activations, I have sprites sheets that I need to crop that apparently never end.
Why have I made the decision to make a homebrew game???
18th-March-2011, 02:17
Cosmic

Just went to look for a Kindle version of The Game since I feel like reading it again and can't find my paperback, only to find it's not even on the Kindle store. I swear to God nothing I want to buy is ever available on there. It's like Amazon don't want me to give them money or something.
18th-March-2011, 02:18
Tassadar

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Originally Posted by Cosmic

I will say that if someone is genuinely lost when it comes to women or lacking in confidence in other areas of their life they could do a lot worse than to read it, provided they're smart enough to know that's basically what it comes down to and aren't going to suddenly start following the Mystery Method or something.

Now see, it's actually quite amusing because throughout the book Strauss pretty much portrays himself as "OK, so I'm into PUA but I'm still human, it's the other guys who are robots" (at various points he insinuates they're brainwashed and explicitly refers to them being reprogrammed by the PUA "gurus"), yet as soon as the book was released he started offering seminars and classes himself... :wacko:

I'll be blunt and say I am awful with the opposite sex but I've always been sceptical of PUA books but it is mostly as a result of being introverted which is my own fault and a better method I think might be to actually just become more confident which is why I guess I never bothered reading them.

Perhaps it's a good way to market his books, I'm different from these guys, this if for people who are normal not me, don't worry you won't become a robot if you start using sayings like neg. :wacko:

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Originally Posted by Cookie Monster

Don't insist, it's not happening, we both know there's no tomorrow :wacko

Bond lied to me. :D

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