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Actually, tbh, a darker pokemon show seems like it would make a lot of sense. The cheerful nature of the original show and the games always kinda threw me off. I mean, you have a world built entirely around the concept of people using animals in street fighting and combat arenas. Yet, somehow, the place is all vibrant and cheerful and everyone is good natured. Doesn't actually make a lot of sense to me. I agree with your concept. Hardcore pokemon should be a thing. :0

That's actually a fairly fair response. Anyways, I'm not into bi relationships, so like, I'd flirt relentless and drive you crazyy because that's as far as it'd ever go. xoxoxox

I'd take the lamb plush away and take it as my own lover.

Github and bitbucket are basically the same exact thing. They let you use git repositories. Bitbucket is favored by the python community and it's free for groups of up to 5 (including unlimited private repositories), so that's why I don't use github.

That's a good question, and yes, yes I do. I have over 10 personal repositories, containing about 250,000 lines of my own code.

I've reopened my Bitbucket account. Coding in Python. The code is flowing. A secret project begins.

Dude, everything has tits these days. If that's your only criteria, you're totally up shit creek.

Yeah. Isn't that good? Huh. I think I'd be confused and happy. Confused because that would be a lot of tentacles and a lot of sex, with the two things not really having much overlap, despite what you may think. Happy because I've always wanted to meet the Great Old Ones in person. < 3

Hahaha, nope. Sounds like a funny thing to say, but it isn't my style. Also, I ran vista for a while... I think I ran it for all of 48 hours before I fled in terror. On TV? Yeah, actually. In pictures as well. Not in person, though. I have traveled overseas a bit, but not to places where I would be able to see this. One day, I wouldn't mind doing so. Frost is a member of her own harem? Alright, I'll buy it, hahaha. Here's my ranking - Frost (it's her harem, after all) Zoop (I married you) Zin (because Z, so she should be right here, also she's adorable) Cy~ (I want to be in the middle of lovely ladies~~~) Kohloo (I feel terrible that she isn't higher) Histoire (I'm feeling more terrible that she isn't higher, because she's fun/funny, but like this is a serious challenge) RyePotatoes (I... I don't know her that well?) Note: No numerical ranking! I'm just ordering peeps by where I want to be, lmfao.

Yup, I used NT 4. It's 100% plug and pray. Only, you don't bother praying, because there was literally no plug and play support and no device management system whatsoever. Basically, you simply didn't have many options for getting hardware to work. Sadly, a bootleg copy of NT 4 was literally all that I had, so that's what I used while hunting for Windows 95.

A long time ago, I used to be an annoying little bitch that actually thought that it was cool to "hack" things (I was really, really, really young - this was a while ago). However, I quickly learned that real hacking is actually hard - it requires assembly, etc. Thankfully, you don't have to do real hacking. Just take a guess at a root password based on the server's hostname, information about the site owner, or some other such thing. That works regardless of OS. Yeah, I've tried that against red hat boxes. A LONG TIME AGO.

*randomly appears in mafia game* Because harem membership necessitates it, I think. Fuck, I'd vote for him, because -

Zoop and I just finished watching the first half of A Silent Voice. That was actually about as far as we went before @zoop made the throat cutting gesture that signaled that it wasn't gonna work out for us. We had both basically been suffering up until that point and our relative watchability score was really, really low. I actually feel a little like a scrambled egg at the moment. I'm really, honestly remarkably confused. I've had people bark at me on this site, at least twice about how this movie was clearly better than Kimi no Na wa. I even had one guy pull a literal "Imma let you finish" on me. Well, finally, I went to go watch it. How the fuck is this better than Kimi no Na wa? Narratively, this movie feels like it was made of cheesecloth. It really felt like I was watching the 2 hour abridged version of a 3 hour movie. It felt like something was missing! A lot of things, in fact. It actually felt so much like something was missing that I kept saying it and thinking it as the story jumped all around itself like a chipmunk on LSD. I found the characters to be unlikable, the comedy to be unrelateable, and the music and visual elements to be jarring. Basically, the film felt uncomfortable and tense, not because of the bullying. It was tense because of the awkward way that the story was being told, and it was uncomfortable because the characters all felt a little "off". They didn't feel very real at all. It felt like it was an over-engineered story, where someone started with an idea "a bully finds redemption" and then fills in the blanks around that in an attempt to justify the redemption. It was both too complex and too simple for what it was trying to do. Did it get better in the second half? The first half left me grumpy. For the corrections that I had received, I had expected a halfway decent viewing experience. I really didn't get it.