Considering that I'm part of that image, I mind.
Dude, you seem like you're angry. You should deal with that by deciding not to be angry anymore. It totally works, just like how deciding to cheer up makes depression go away.[DOUBLEPOST=1377215043][/DOUBLEPOST] How to Deal with the Inability to Say Yes: Say yes more.
Look, I don't give half a crap. As long as one of you is eating the other's head, I couldn't care less.
How to Deal with Depression: Cheer up. How to Deal with Anxiety: Calm down. How to Deal with being Ignorant: Learn more things. How to Deal with being Stupid: There is no cure for stupidity.
Is this a positive category or a negative one? Also, this is relevant:
I wanna be the very best.
Mate with him and then eat his head.
Steve Jobs died years ago, though. How could he have given Deathspank money after he died?
That's mainly where our opinions differ. I saw DDD as a way of bringing an end to Riku's angst angst angst subplot once and for all. He was, after all, the main primary protagonist of DDD. It doesn't really explain much in the spin-offs, especially Days and Coded, the former of which is still mostly self-contained and the latter of which served to set up DDD.
Which raises the question: Why haven't the terrorists been using these?
Here, have fun never sleeping again.
I don't really understand why the Ouya gets so much hate. It's exactly what it claims to be. Sure, it's not the groundbreaking device that can run Crysis on max settings for only $100 that people thought it would be, but it never said that that's what it would be. It's coffee mug sized game console that runs an Android based operating system on pretty cheap hardware. That's what it is and that's what its creators said it would be. The only reason people seem to hate it is that they were expecting some kind of super-god-console with real kung-fu Fleshlight action. Sure, I wouldn't buy an Ouya in a million years, but that's only because I have something more powerful.
Guys, you should know better than to give Amaury advice on how to play video games. He is, without a doubt, the best player of every video game ever and any advice that we give him won't make any sense to him because he's so intimately familiar with every single video game in all of reality.
Hahano.
Do I sell all my Steam Trading cards and increase the amount of money in my wallet, or do I complete the collection for each game and raise my level in order to increase the likelihood of receiving a booster pack, which contains more cards that I can sell, every week?
Then don't act like it.
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I'll do better than that! Because it seems like you need it, I'm going to break down the meaning of that sentence word-by-word. The person to whom the post is addressed. Amaury, who is not Yu-Gi-Oh!. The contraction of "are," which is the second person present tense form of the English verb "to be" and "not," which (when combined with "are") indicates that a lack of the proceeding property, in this case... In the context of the joke that I am making, an adjective describing an extremely rare (and often exciting) form of any given Pokemon species that is differently coloured from the rest of the species. The contraction of "you" (still addressed to Amaury and not the Yu-Gi-Oh! franchise) and "are." Boring. In addition to. Dull In a way that is quite similar to whatever it is I have chosen to compare you (Amaury) to. Every single one of any given group. I don't know how to define the definite article. Look it up. Used to refer to a person or thing that is different or distinct from one already mentioned or known about In this case, non-shiny. The creatures which happen to be the namesake of the game and cartoon series, Pokemon.
Did I ever say that Yu-Gi-Oh! is Pokémon?
