RC: Father's Day 2012 Edition

- clear entrance
- clear village
- walk over to road block

- 4 - 6 emnies spawn right in the middle of the road block when it is attacked
- more emnies spawn from the direction of the village

this isn't buggy at all! ;D

IcyToasters

[QUOTE="MgamerBD"]@FMAB... My bad I didn't know she was an online friend. -_- How dare you call me an idiot :o. This means war...choose your weapon or anime characterFMAB_GTO

Lol they thought you guys had a relationship? Why?

And at least you would've clean during your time of the month..........ewwwww

And alright

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Bring it on...your girl looks lame anyway. I choose you!

Bring it

[QUOTE="IcyToasters"]

- clear entrance
- clear village
- walk over to road block

- 4 - 6 emnies spawn right in the middle of the road block when it is attacked
- more emnies spawn from the direction of the village

this isn't buggy at all! ;D

MgamerBD

but I'm playin' Crysis and I figure all the emnies are already there, or spawn out of sight or in a way that makes sense, like with a helicopter.
but it was like: attack one guy -> several spawn right in your face

I hid in a wooden crate :L
I escaped by throwin' a grenade thing right up in the air into the ceiling, then Speed mode'd to some cover.
I woulda been fine, but then the people spawned from where I came from >;o

[QUOTE="FMAB_GTO"][QUOTE="MgamerBD"]@FMAB... My bad I didn't know she was an online friend. -_- How dare you call me an idiot :o. This means war...choose your weapon or anime characterMgamerBD

Lol they thought you guys had a relationship? Why?

And at least you would've clean during your time of the month..........ewwwww

And alright

D

U

M

M

Y

Bring it on...your girl looks lame anyway. I choose you!

Bring it

Oh Hana, I wanted to ask you: how is your heart doing? You talked about it a while ago on TDH, and I'm just wondering what's happened since then. Did you visit another doctor?ghoklebutter

[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]Oh Hana, I wanted to ask you: how is your heart doing? You talked about it a while ago on TDH, and I'm just wondering what's happened since then. Did you visit another doctor?FMAB_GTO

[QUOTE="MgamerBD"]

[QUOTE="FMAB_GTO"] She's great anyway ^.^ Reminded me of the time when people thought we had a relationship yUCK! like this: I D I O T =P You can see my sig,beat her if you want :3FMAB_GTO

Lol they thought you guys had a relationship? Why?

And at least you would've clean during your time of the month..........ewwwww

And alright

D

U

M

M

Y

Bring it on...your girl looks lame anyway. I choose you!

Bring it

Fanservice......explain...now.

And no don't hate me. I'm sowry

And really does Lucy do anything in the anime besides look pretty? I hope she is not like the Orihime of Bleach.

Finally got Ubuntu 12.04 up and running with all my drivers and sh*t but I can't seem to get Chrome to cooperate.


B!TCH ASS CHROME :x

[QUOTE="FMAB_GTO"][QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]Oh Hana, I wanted to ask you: how is your heart doing? You talked about it a while ago on TDH, and I'm just wondering what's happened since then. Did you visit another doctor?ghoklebutter

[QUOTE="FMAB_GTO"][QUOTE="MgamerBD"]

Lol they thought you guys had a relationship? Why?

And at least you would've clean during your time of the month..........ewwwww

And alright

D

U

M

M

Y

Bring it on...your girl looks lame anyway. I choose you!

Bring it

MgamerBD

Fanservice......explain...now.

And no don't hate me. I'm sowry

And really does Lucy do anything in the anime besides look pretty? I hope she is not like the Orihime of Bleach.

Sad life > _ < But I;m ok,thanks ^.^ Hmm...I'm just studying these days,I have some exams soon,and I need to pass these with at least 12/10 X_X you?FMAB_GTO

I just had a differential equations midterm. I was actually allowed to use notes and a graphing calculator. \o/ That's pretty unusual for a math class. I've also been reading a lot, too, like about some things going in the world. Specifically, I've been reading about the stuff going in North Korea. I was glad to find out that the people of North Korea are getting more and more open about their displeasure with Kim Jong-un, the current ruler. ^^ So the world isn't 100% terrible.

[QUOTE="MgamerBD"]

[QUOTE="FMAB_GTO"] Well....we did some fanservice hehe =P D= I hate you now >.> Lucy......lame......:| *cries in the corner*FMAB_GTO

Fanservice......explain...now.

And no don't hate me. I'm sowry

And really does Lucy do anything in the anime besides look pretty? I hope she is not like the Orihime of Bleach.

This...this is the shi.znit.

This...this is the shi.znit.

22Toothpicks

I just had a differential equations midterm. I was actually allowed to use notes and a graphing calculator. \o/ That's pretty unusual for a math class. I've also been reading a lot, too, like about some things going in the world. Specifically, I've been reading about the stuff going in North Korea. I was glad to find out that the people of North Korea are getting more and more open about their displeasure with Kim Jong-un, the current ruler. ^^ So the world isn't 100% terrible.

ghoklebutter

[QUOTE="22Toothpicks"]

This...this is the shi.znit.

thriteenthmonke

DAMN STRAIGHT YOU DO The only problem is the playback on Ubuntu has virtually no bass D: I shall remedy this.

22Toothpicks

almost 4:30 in the morning and I started laughing all loud :L

almost 4:30 in the morning and I started laughing all loud :L

IcyToasters

[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]

I just had a differential equations midterm. I was actually allowed to use notes and a graphing calculator. \o/ That's pretty unusual for a math class. I've also been reading a lot, too, like about some things going in the world. Specifically, I've been reading about the stuff going in North Korea. I was glad to find out that the people of North Korea are getting more and more open about their displeasure with Kim Jong-un, the current ruler. ^^ So the world isn't 100% terrible.

FMAB_GTO

No one actually likes Kim Jong-un - those who claim to like him are just scared of being persecuted, because Kim Jong-un is a brutal dictator. He, like the rulers before him, emphasizes spending 60% of North Korea's GDP on military expeditures at the expense of necessities for the people of North Korea. It's so bad that the country actually asks for handouts from countries like Japan and the USA. The country is needy just because of spending too much money on the military. Even the rich people in North Korea can barely afford rice, and the government has recently decided that anyone who is caught stealing rice will be shot by the police.

And that's not all - the people whom the rulers don't like, such as mere dissidents and people who complain about government policies, are sent to concentration camps where they are basically enslaved and have very few rights. They face immense torture merely for not being in total agreement with the state. As an example of torture, children are subject to torture and lethal beatings if they disobey the authorities. I heard of a 9-year-old girl who was beaten to death for keeping rice in her pocket - she was starving and wanted to save some food for herself. And the authorities have no interest in treating the prisoners as human beings - there are numerous reports of sudden executions and incidents of sexual assault (some women have even been raped in public in those camps). They happen every single day. Finally, the prisoners aren't even given enough necessities to survive; for a child to find something more nutritious than a rat is rare.

It's a really bad situation, and I'm happy to hear that the people of North Korea, after being suppressed for so long, are now starting to speak out in spite of the danger of being persecuted by the government.

sorry that was long hehe ^^

[QUOTE="FMAB_GTO"][QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]

I just had a differential equations midterm. I was actually allowed to use notes and a graphing calculator. \o/ That's pretty unusual for a math class. I've also been reading a lot, too, like about some things going in the world. Specifically, I've been reading about the stuff going in North Korea. I was glad to find out that the people of North Korea are getting more and more open about their displeasure with Kim Jong-un, the current ruler. ^^ So the world isn't 100% terrible.

ghoklebutter

No one actually likes Kim Jong-un - those who claim to like him are just scared of being persecuted, because Kim Jong-un is a brutal dictator. He, like the rulers before him, emphasizes spending 60% of North Korea's GDP on military expeditures at the expense of necessities for the people of North Korea. It's so bad that the country actually asks for handouts from countries like Japan and the USA. The country is needy just because of spending too much money on the military. Even the rich people in North Korea can barely afford rice, and the government has recently decided that anyone who is caught stealing rice will be shot by the police.

And that's not all - the people whom the rulers don't like, such as mere dissidents and people who complain about government policies, are sent to concentration camps where they are basically enslaved and have very few rights. They face immense torture merely for not being in total agreement with the state. As an example of torture, children are subject to torture and lethal beatings if they disobey the authorities. I heard of a 9-year-old girl who was beaten to death for keeping rice in her pocket - she was starving and wanted to save some food for herself. And the authorities have no interest in treating the prisoners as human beings - there are numerous reports of sudden executions and incidents of sexual assault (some women have even been raped in public in those camps). They happen every single day. Finally, the prisoners aren't even given enough necessities to survive; for a child to find something more nutritious than a rat is rare.

It's a really bad situation, and I'm happy to hear that the people of North Korea, after being suppressed for so long, are now starting to speak out in spite of the danger of being persecuted by the government.

sorry that was long hehe ^^

why are there -9 posts all of a sudden o_oghoklebutter

they need a leader somehow,I dunno,someone who should stand up in front of the whole country and say:"STop this Sh!t"FMAB_GTO

Because the government there is so brutal and authoritarian, it's unlikely for someone to stand up openly and not get assassinated by government officials in North Korea. Nor can outside governments help, because they're all worried about saving their own asses; they don't want to help others unless it's in their interests. All of the countries surrounding North Korea are selfish and only care about their welfare for the most part. This is how it is for a lot of geopolitical conflicts. Like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict; people don't want to interfere because they're all so worried about making other people upset.

What North Korea really needs is outside intervention, and not from other governments, because they have yet to show us that they are willing to help others without expecting things in return. Unfortunately, because governments can't help, that makes the whole situation much more complicated. I'm sure there's a solution out there, though. I like to be optimistic. ^^

[QUOTE="FMAB_GTO"] they need a leader somehow,I dunno,someone who should stand up in front of the whole country and say:"STop this Sh!t"ghoklebutter

Because the government there is so brutal and authoritarian, it's unlikely for someone to stand up openly and not get assassinated by government officials in North Korea. Nor can outside governments help, because they're all worried about saving their own asses; they don't want to help others unless it's in their interests. All of the countries surrounding North Korea are selfish and only care about their welfare for the most part. This is how it is for a lot of geopolitical conflicts. Like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict; people don't want to interfere because they're all so worried about making other people upset.

What North Korea really needs is outside intervention, and not from other governments, because they have yet to show us that they are willing to help others without expecting things in return. Unfortunately, because governments can't help, that makes the whole situation much more complicated. I'm sure there's a solution out there, though. I like to be optimistic. ^^

[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]

[QUOTE="FMAB_GTO"] they need a leader somehow,I dunno,someone who should stand up in front of the whole country and say:"STop this Sh!t"FMAB_GTO

Because the government there is so brutal and authoritarian, it's unlikely for someone to stand up openly and not get assassinated by government officials in North Korea. Nor can outside governments help, because they're all worried about saving their own asses; they don't want to help others unless it's in their interests. All of the countries surrounding North Korea are selfish and only care about their welfare for the most part. This is how it is for a lot of geopolitical conflicts. Like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict; people don't want to interfere because they're all so worried about making other people upset.

What North Korea really needs is outside intervention, and not from other governments, because they have yet to show us that they are willing to help others without expecting things in return. Unfortunately, because governments can't help, that makes the whole situation much more complicated. I'm sure there's a solution out there, though. I like to be optimistic. ^^

Well, it's certainly possible for citizens to be part of the problem. But the people who started the oppression are not the citizens, but the rulers. The basic problem lies in oppressive governments. All the citizens are responsible for is acting to change their country and not sitting around and watching everything blow to bits. In the case of North Korea, though, the citizens aren't responsible for anything, because they are under the constant threat of being persecuted by the government. They can barely do anything. So it's not surprising to see how so many citizens of North Korea pretending to love the ruler.

[QUOTE="FMAB_GTO"][QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]

Because the government there is so brutal and authoritarian, it's unlikely for someone to stand up openly and not get assassinated by government officials in North Korea. Nor can outside governments help, because they're all worried about saving their own asses; they don't want to help others unless it's in their interests. All of the countries surrounding North Korea are selfish and only care about their welfare for the most part. This is how it is for a lot of geopolitical conflicts. Like the Israeli-Palestinian conflict; people don't want to interfere because they're all so worried about making other people upset.

What North Korea really needs is outside intervention, and not from other governments, because they have yet to show us that they are willing to help others without expecting things in return. Unfortunately, because governments can't help, that makes the whole situation much more complicated. I'm sure there's a solution out there, though. I like to be optimistic. ^^

ghoklebutter

Well, it's certainly possible for citizens to be part of the problem. But the people who started the oppression are not the citizens, but the rulers. The basic problem lies in oppressive governments. All the citizens are responsible for is acting to change their country and not sitting around and watching everything blow to bits. In the case of North Korea, though, the citizens aren't responsible for anything, because they are under the constant threat of being persecuted by the government. They can barely do anything. So it's not surprising to see how so many citizens of North Korea pretending to love the ruler.

[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]

[QUOTE="FMAB_GTO"] I know you wont like this example,but isn't that what happened during the Islamic revolution in Iran? The guy moved the revolution...from France. And people weren't afraid to die for freedom. I'm starting to think that there is a problem in the citizens themselves now =/FMAB_GTO

Well, it's certainly possible for citizens to be part of the problem. But the people who started the oppression are not the citizens, but the rulers. The basic problem lies in oppressive governments. All the citizens are responsible for is acting to change their country and not sitting around and watching everything blow to bits. In the case of North Korea, though, the citizens aren't responsible for anything, because they are under the constant threat of being persecuted by the government. They can barely do anything. So it's not surprising to see how so many citizens of North Korea pretending to love the ruler.

why are there -9 posts all of a sudden o_oghoklebutter

[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]why are there -9 posts all of a sudden o_o2ndWonder

because I ate them2ndWonder

[QUOTE="FMAB_GTO"][QUOTE="ghoklebutter"] That's true, but I think the geopolitical arena is far more complicated for things like that to happen again. Look at how many countries are worried about upsetting other countries these days. They all have their vested interests, which keep things from changing. Perhaps things were more lenient back then, though I could be wrong.

Well, it's certainly possible for citizens to be part of the problem. But the people who started the oppression are not the citizens, but the rulers. The basic problem lies in oppressive governments. All the citizens are responsible for is acting to change their country and not sitting around and watching everything blow to bits. In the case of North Korea, though, the citizens aren't responsible for anything, because they are under the constant threat of being persecuted by the government. They can barely do anything. So it's not surprising to see how so many citizens of North Korea pretending to love the ruler.

ghoklebutter

Anyway almost finishing writing my concert review. GoodnightMgamerBD

ghokle you talk more than a woman =o but this isn't useless stuff so it is ok haha ^.^ no no ghokle,the thing is the citizens must rebel,and the army should guide them and support them,only then can he fall...in the first NIGHT! Unless it was a special case like in Iran. Or the army can just...do nothing about it,dont obey orders,but dont support,just watch the country burn =oFMAB_GTO

"ghokle you talk more than a woman =o"

LOL XD I'm not very talkative myself; it's just that you're one of those people I like to talk to =P

Oh, I agree with you. But we need an outside army; the North Korean military is just as evil as the government. In fact, they are the ones who murder, rape, and destroy the lives of North Koreans. But I guess not all of the soldiers are heartless. Maybe they will join the people once the citizens rebel. I'd love to see that. ^^ Unfortunately, social revolution is not something that'll happen overnight - it's a process. Most things don't change overnight - at least not permanently.

meanie ;_;ghoklebutter

[QUOTE="2ndWonder"]because I ate themthriteenthmonke

[QUOTE="FMAB_GTO"] ghokle you talk more than a woman =o but this isn't useless stuff so it is ok haha ^.^ no no ghokle,the thing is the citizens must rebel,and the army should guide them and support them,only then can he fall...in the first NIGHT! Unless it was a special case like in Iran. Or the army can just...do nothing about it,dont obey orders,but dont support,just watch the country burn =oghoklebutter

"ghokle you talk more than a woman =o"

LOL XD I'm not very talkative myself; it's just that you're one of those people I like to talk to =P

Oh, I agree with you. But we need an outside army; the North Korean military is just as evil as the government. In fact, they are the ones who murder, rape, and destroy the lives of North Koreans. But I guess not all of the soldiers are heartless. Maybe they will join the people once the citizens rebel. I'd love to see that. ^^ Unfortunately, social revolution is not something that'll happen overnight - it's a process. Most things don't change overnight - at least not permanently.

Thank you! :3 what....the....eff?but it THEIR citizens that should..protect? GGAAAHH and I always thought of NK to be a good place because..you know..it is against you =P No offense > _ < But this is too much! Yeah I know there are some who watch all this and cry,and I believe that there is somewhere,someone,somehow is planning something,I know it,there must be at least one man who would do this,don't you agree?FMAB_GTO

Yeah, it's messed up like I said. The North Korean people only have each other for help - the authorities are their worst enemies.

And yup, I agree. I'm actively seeking people who are planning to do revolutionary things, because I want to join them. They're awfully hard to find, though, especially since most people I know are very apathetic about things going on in the world. =[ Oh well. I'm sure I'll find such people some day. ^^

lol you're welcome :3

Yeah, it's messed up like I said. The North Korean people only have each other for help - the authorities are their worst enemies.

And yup, I agree. I'm actively seeking people who are planning to do revolutionary things, because I want to join them. They're awfully hard to find, though, especially since most people I know are very apathetic about things going on in the world. =[ Oh well. I'm sure I'll find such people some day. ^^

ghoklebutter

[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]

lol you're welcome :3

Yeah, it's messed up like I said. The North Korean people only have each other for help - the authorities are their worst enemies.

And yup, I agree. I'm actively seeking people who are planning to do revolutionary things, because I want to join them. They're awfully hard to find, though, especially since most people I know are very apathetic about things going on in the world. =[ Oh well. I'm sure I'll find such people some day. ^^

FMAB_GTO

[QUOTE="FMAB_GTO"][QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]

lol you're welcome :3

Yeah, it's messed up like I said. The North Korean people only have each other for help - the authorities are their worst enemies.

And yup, I agree. I'm actively seeking people who are planning to do revolutionary things, because I want to join them. They're awfully hard to find, though, especially since most people I know are very apathetic about things going on in the world. =[ Oh well. I'm sure I'll find such people some day. ^^

ghoklebutter