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TopicOn a scale from one to ten, how androgynous do I look?
EclairReturns
05/26/24 10:47:45 AM
#6
TriforceWisdom posted...
Clean your mirror/10


Thanks for reminding me. I've been slacking on my personal habits lately, and I've been needing reminding on taking care of myself and my possessions. <<';

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TopicOn a scale from one to ten, how androgynous do I look?
EclairReturns
05/25/24 10:42:35 PM
#1
https://imgur.com/AzgTX8S

I must have these answers.
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TopicDo you hate any of your co workers?
EclairReturns
05/25/24 6:06:32 PM
#5
Yes. They write like twelve-year-olds. I feel like I'm surrounded by idiots most of the time. Whenever my manager's manager clears her throat, it is obnoxiously loud.

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TopicWill you be buying Paper Mario TTYD
EclairReturns
05/24/24 11:42:33 PM
#33
I'm sorry. I am aware that I have contributed little, if at all, to discussions these past couple of days. It's just that I haven't been feeling all that well.

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TopicWill you be buying Paper Mario TTYD
EclairReturns
05/24/24 11:39:24 PM
#31
ChronoXGP posted...
women


ChronoXGP posted...
men


I'm going to make the boldest of assumptions, and say that you are using the plural variants of "woman" and "man" to serve as predicate nominatives because the pronoun of the subject is most commonly used as a third-person plural pronoun.

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TopicWill you be buying Paper Mario TTYD
EclairReturns
05/23/24 9:17:21 AM
#18
What's the fucking point? It's the same game from twenty years ago.

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TopicYou know, I don't understand the Star Wars dating system
EclairReturns
05/23/24 9:11:43 AM
#2
darkknight109 posted...
I can have them correct this.


Money speaks louder than people, so you'd better have a lot of the former on-hand to have them retcon stuff or whatever.

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TopicIs it weird to not want to accomplish one's goals?
EclairReturns
05/21/24 10:13:21 PM
#10
acesxhigh posted...
10 years since Django was all the rage


Honestly, I was just using that phrase because it sounded antiquated enough to be exotic. <<';

That being said, I generally do not enjoy getting into things whenever they are "all the rage". Being in crowds, even in spirit, discomforts me, if you know my meaning.

captpackrat posted...
book


Yeah, I think I know the feeling. I did that with a bit of fan-fiction I finished a month or so ago.

Zareth posted...
It's not really a goal if you don't want to reach it


True enough. I guess I'd better do some soul-searching, then.

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TopicWait what happened to CE?????
EclairReturns
05/19/24 6:24:54 PM
#18
JTilly posted...
not even a window to look in


I thought that Cacciato bloke gave you a window, so to speak, earlier.

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TopicIs it weird to not want to accomplish one's goals?
EclairReturns
05/19/24 12:00:38 AM
#1
For a while now, I have been planning out my next venture. For about a month or so, I had been sure that it would have taken quite some time to get going. It is a website, by the by, that I plan to launch using that Django framework that is all the rage with Python web developers.

A month ago, I didn't have any experience writing websites and the like. A month later, I finished some introductory learning modules on HTML and CSS. I've yet to touch the Javascript module on that Mozilla Development Network, since it mostly covers topics that would be of interest only to a complete novice to coding. That being said, I have skimmed the module a bit. And I feel like I can get by making my site without it. I am aware that it is an audacious claim, one that many would be quick to refute, especially considering I spent only a month learning web development.

In any case, I am now in a position where I feel ready to write a rough draft of this website. I have sketches and drafts of what it will look like on-hand. But now, I sort of don't want to go through with it. Having a goal in my life just feels comforting. Without it, I would feel totally empty. I know this from personal experience going to school and so forth. In any case, is it weird to not want to continue work on that goal, because you fear finishing it?

On an unrelated note, is it normal to still be wearing surgical masks? I wear mine mostly to avoid letting people see my mouth whenever I pass them by; it increases the social distance between us, if you know my meaning. I also wear it to avoid sick co-workers. One of mine coughs a lot. I cannot be arsed to catch any illnesses, when I have been healthy for two years now, barring a week two years ago I spent with Wuhan fever.

Anyway, is it weird to not want to work on a goal because you're afraid that once you're done with it, you'll have nothing left to fill the space it once occupied?

I must have these answers.
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TopicI thought the term finna came from
EclairReturns
05/12/24 12:39:21 PM
#5
ParanoidObsessive posted...
it dies


The day it dies is the day either the Worldwide Web dies, or all of humanity is wiped off the face of this planet.

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TopicI've been screwing around on the World-Wide Web for about eight hours now.
EclairReturns
05/09/24 10:37:39 PM
#8
dreamium posted...
Kendrick or Drake?


Sorry. I don't really keep track of celebrity drama.

KJ_StErOiDs posted...
Do you like Spam?

Does pineapple belong on pizza?


Sometimes, but I don't really eat it anymore these days. And no to the second bit.

JOExHIGASHI posted...
Can I has cheeseburger?


You mean like that website with all the funny pictures and the URL that contains an intentionally misspelt version of what you just asked?

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TopicI've been screwing around on the World-Wide Web for about eight hours now.
EclairReturns
05/08/24 5:58:23 PM
#1
I sure am spending these days off productively. Anyway, it's been three months and six days since I turned thirty-years-old. Ask me anything, I guess.

I must have these questions.

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TopicBruh and bro are like the most forced word
EclairReturns
05/07/24 11:22:23 PM
#11
ConfusedTorchic posted...
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/1/12f7b3e0.jpg


Personally, I would say that the verbalized form of that gesture is, "Are you freakin' joking with this?"

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TopicI have personal responsibilities I need to do and aren't doing
EclairReturns
05/06/24 10:16:32 PM
#7
BlazeAndBlade posted...
one guy pregnant


That is slightly impossible, though.

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TopicAre there any believers in the water based engine here
EclairReturns
04/30/24 10:13:52 PM
#5
Yellow posted...
What does that even mean?


It means that the guy's full of figurative crap, because he advertises his invention as one that defies the universe's laws of energy conservation.

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TopicIf your autograph was something people wanted...
EclairReturns
04/29/24 9:16:20 AM
#2
Unfortunately, yes. I would also grow sick of people fawning over me.

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TopicDo you think Sony will continue numbering playstations?
EclairReturns
04/28/24 4:15:31 PM
#10
Yellow posted...
I post on Gamefaqs.


Why am I reading this sentence in the same tone of voice that people use whenever they say ironically, "We live in a society"?

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TopicBubblegum dog
EclairReturns
04/27/24 12:56:43 PM
#5
captpackrat posted...
I'm here to kick ass and chew gum, and I'm all out of ass.


I have the strangest feeling that this is a subversion of some kind of movie quote.

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TopicUser content rules have been updated.
EclairReturns
04/26/24 10:28:52 PM
#2
The second bullet-pointed item of rule nine baffles me. Wouldn't that make it harder for game developers to detect bugs?

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TopicWhat color is this car??
EclairReturns
04/25/24 9:51:55 PM
#14
HelIWithoutSin posted...
Gold and white.


Oh, you mean like that dress that this car is on the verge of becoming the 2024-equivalent of?

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TopicIt's my belief that everyone should follow a religion.
EclairReturns
04/20/24 10:12:06 AM
#5
kind9 posted...
the religion of atheism


Why does that sound slightly oxymoronic?

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TopicIs there a PotD Discord server?
EclairReturns
04/20/24 12:13:28 AM
#14
agesboy posted...
RC


Yes. That's exactly the person to whom I was alluding. Sometimes, I try to reference a given entity without (technically) explicitly saying their name. It backfired horribly, in that I got stricken with a moderation of sorts, and a reputation for being some sort of racist. I can only hope that that reputation lasts no longer than the moderation that's currently on my record. In any case, even if it was in jest, it would easily offend, I should think. Insults hit differently when they come from others rather than oneself. So I'm sorry, RC, if you're reading this.

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TopicIs there a PotD Discord server?
EclairReturns
04/19/24 9:31:07 PM
#2
Yes. I think that either Jen or that white-sounding black chick is a member of it.

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TopicNow that the grass is green my infrared photography is looking neat
EclairReturns
04/16/24 11:13:30 PM
#8
captpackrat posted...
Ross


Geller?

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TopicNow that the grass is green my infrared photography is looking neat
EclairReturns
04/14/24 11:28:38 PM
#3
Nade_Duck posted...
wouldn't mind living in the


The first would definitely make for exotic fantasy scenery, especially if the colors remained as they are throughout day and night.

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TopicThere's this manager who clears her throat in the most obnoxious way possible.
EclairReturns
04/14/24 12:06:48 PM
#11
ArvTheGreat posted...
smoker


She eats too much damn fast food.

adjl posted...
The conclusion doesn't change.


I seriously doubt that a therapist could help me at this point. It'd be too costly, besides. In any case, up until recently, I had not envisaged myself staying in my current role for as long as I have. It was only recently that I decided that I had plans for myself, and that staying would be my best course of action. Once I knew that I'd be living with the noise for a little while longer, I realized that I had to do something to tolerate it. It sort of was my fault that I didn't do this earlier. Friday will not come quickly enough.

https://imgur.com/lFvnD3n

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TopicWhat books are you reading?
EclairReturns
04/14/24 11:34:27 AM
#2
Some sort of fan-fiction piece about a cursed cartoon horse. I think she's a musician and a philosopher or whatever.

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TopicThere's this manager who clears her throat in the most obnoxious way possible.
EclairReturns
04/14/24 11:33:39 AM
#8
adjl posted...
over having your music momentarily drowned out in a public setting


You misunderstand. I put on music for the sole purpose of drowning out the sound of her clearing her throat. I will refer you to this part of my opening post.

EclairReturns posted...
She is most of the reason why I put on headphones at my desk.

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TopicThere's this manager who clears her throat in the most obnoxious way possible.
EclairReturns
04/13/24 8:45:30 PM
#5
Cacciato posted...
guy


I don't understand the reaction. I didn't even write anything that even approached the length of what you Internet-goers refer to as a "wall of text".

ArvTheGreat posted...
Is she


I've checked her out once or twice. <<';

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TopicThere's this manager who clears her throat in the most obnoxious way possible.
EclairReturns
04/13/24 7:22:50 PM
#1
She basically oversees the entire operation of the employees on the floor. She is most of the reason why I put on headphones at my desk. Sometimes, the songs that I choose to play have parts where they go soft. Sometimes, she clears her throat during those parts. It is at that point that I groan rather loudly, and strike my desk out of anger and irritation. What do you message-board folk suggest I do, besides get therapy for my misophonia?

I must have these answers.

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TopicWhat are the most powerful abilities in games that end up useless?
EclairReturns
04/12/24 10:41:37 PM
#3
Does Ultima from FFII count?

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Topicpaper plates should be massive
EclairReturns
04/07/24 8:30:14 PM
#8
slacker03150 posted...
I just operate the machine


My meaning was that perhaps the lot who designed the plates would know better than I do.

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Topicpaper plates should be massive
EclairReturns
04/07/24 6:18:14 PM
#2
But then they would be more likely to bend, and let your food spill over. I assume that the manufacturer of these plates have engineered their products to have a rigidity that accommodates for their surface area.

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TopicSolar Eclipse monday
EclairReturns
04/07/24 3:13:02 PM
#2
BlazeAndBlade posted...
rub suncream in the eyes for protection


Should we also enlist the help of a guerrilla army in order to infiltrate the capital city of a country of pyromancers in order to take down their despot, only to be deterred by the daughter of that despot?

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TopicMusk to start an Email service...
EclairReturns
04/05/24 10:51:02 PM
#11
ReturnOfFa posted...
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/f/f04c6f4b.png


Surely, the author of this comment means "overestimating"? If one is underestimating the speed with which current users would quit G-Mail once given the opportunity, then that is equivalent to saying that those users would take a long time to wean off the e-mail platform. If one is overestimating the speed in question, then one would believe that those users would quit using G-Mail in a heartbeat in order to subscribe to this new and 'revolutionary' Elon-Mail platform.

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TopicHave you ever seen any physical fights inside Walmarts , by you?
EclairReturns
03/31/24 4:57:07 PM
#11
GranTurismo posted...
visible cuts and bruises


Not really. Like I said, I took at most ten punches before I was able to get away. They wouldn't hit me if anyone was looking; I was lucky to have made it in front of the Walmart before I was cornered.

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TopicHave you ever seen any physical fights inside Walmarts , by you?
EclairReturns
03/31/24 4:46:51 PM
#7
GranTurismo posted...
caught


I didn't stay long enough to find out; I drove out of there, drove far, made U-turns at two distant intersections, and came back home with half of my original purchase.

GranTurismo posted...
why they singled you out


I was actually doing shopping at the local Sam's Club. The parking lot there made me claustrophobic, so I parked at the nearby Walmart, and walked over to the Sam's Club. It so happened that by the time I was done with my shopping, the middle school bus dropped its students off.

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TopicHave you ever seen any physical fights inside Walmarts , by you?
EclairReturns
03/31/24 4:38:46 PM
#5
GranTurismo posted...
badly beaten


I took at most ten punches before I was able to blend back into a passing crowd.

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TopicHave you ever seen any physical fights inside Walmarts , by you?
EclairReturns
03/31/24 4:26:33 PM
#3
I was beaten up and harassed by some teenagers outside a Walmart after getting some plastic wrap. Does that count?

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TopicWhat's the point of anything anymore?
EclairReturns
03/30/24 10:05:41 PM
#5
Metalsonic66 posted...
https://youtu.be/oPttoKu-uIM?si=nMDfjExMTvM5wXnt


You mean of text, or of China?

ParanoidObsessive posted...
What was the point of anything ever?


I'm assuming that this is a rhetorical question that is posed often by existential nihilists. Therefore, I shall abstain from responding to it.

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TopicWhat's the point of anything anymore?
EclairReturns
03/30/24 6:55:22 PM
#1
Nowadays, I spend the weekends alone, doing absolutely nothing. I am in no real rush. I tend to squander my idle time spent here. I have nothing to do. I have nothing to live for, really. Nothing gives me any real joy anymore. My job has long ceased to exhilarate me. Before, I was tasked with maintaining Excel spreadsheets and the like. But the aforementioned spreadsheets have been pretty stable for many months now. Now, the days spent at work consist of nothing but sitting at a desk for eight hours, waiting for the day to end. All the while, I am surrounded by --- and it hurts me to say this, because sadly my co-workers are the closest things I have to friends at the moments --- people who cannot be arsed to use proper grammar and spelling. It is infuriating. I constantly feel this incessant need to silently validate their online communications, so that I still know what is wrong and right. It is driving me mad. More often than not lately, I am analyzing the grammar and syntax of literature, online and otherwise, than actually trying to digest the meaning of the literature. I fear that if I start to tolerate their blunders, I too shall fall into the habit of committing them, having grown tired of pointing them out to the great interest of no one. I feel as though I take the job for granted as of late. I tend to not abide by designated break periods as rigidly as I used to. I tend to let out these depressing sighs that were once the bane of the lot with whom I went to college, over four years ago. Speaking of which, I am only now remembering how much of disappointments they were compared to the picture I had had of an ideal college student, to scant on details. In any case, for five days of the week, I feel like I am surrounded by buffoons, and it is driving me to madness. What also drives me to madness is the daily dose of flashbacks that surge inexorably through my mind, flashbacks that I can scarcely stop thinking about until I transcribe them to paper. And even then, it's just almost impossible for me to stop thinking of my bad experiences until I've relived them fully. I used to have a bad habit of suppressing, denying, and dissociating when these experiences actually happened. I write often of how sad my life is, and so forth. It's like I'm barely there in the present. Consequently, I can barely focus on anything around me; most of the time, it's just background noise to me; most of the time, my memories seem more real to me than whatever inane nonsense is going on around me. I don't exactly have anything that makes me happy anymore. I used to occupy my workdays with a bit of fan-fiction, which I've had completed since over a month ago. Now, I have nothing, nothing at work nor at home to keep me busy. I've been thinking of learning how to do web-development, so as to advance in my career. Today, I just didn't have the energy for it. I don't exactly have many interesting projects to deploy onto this Worldwide Web contraption that is all the rage with these Internet-goers these days. I've also considered learning how to edit text in Vim better, and how to use that Git utility on a level that is more than basic. But again, I'm just too tired to do any of it. I'm still haunted by experiences from my past; most of them nowadays involve my being harassed by fake DoorDash patrons who wanted to either bully me or steal my car. Reliving all this, being able to vent about this to no one, doesn't leave me with much energy. That's not even counting the fact that I'm solitary for most of my days off from work. It's just me, alone with my thoughts. Also, I'm unsure if this is valid to complain about, but the fact that I live in one of the most uneducated states in these American States bothers me. I want to move somewhere else, like Washington state. But yet again, without a good career already set-up for me, without any actual goals for professional advancement, I'm stuck here. It's like I'm back in Hawaii again, except that I'm much lonelier than I was then. Almost two years have passed since I deserted that state for good. I couldn't live there; not alone. The rent was mad, the scammers were aplenty, and I just hated it there, stuck on a single island for twenty-eight years of my life. I once found joy in revising my fan-fiction. But now that I've finished it, there is nothing more of interest I wish to work on. As I reread my work, though, I am finding blunders and errors that make me embarrassed; I once called it the only thing in my life that really brought me any semblance of joy. Returning to the subject of my co-workers, whenever they engage in conversation, I cannot help but feel like an alien to them. They talk about topics that I just have no stake in whatsoever; video games, sports, current events, and some other inconsequential nonsense. I can't care for any of it. None of it really touches me emotionally; it's just background noise; it's just a bunch of words that refer to some nonsense that I sincerely couldn't care less for. Listening to it all reminds me how distant I am from them all, in a non-literal sense. It's depressing, really. Anyway, overdramatic rambling aside, how was your Saturday, board?

I must have these answers.

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TopicAmerican family
EclairReturns
03/30/24 12:00:43 PM
#4
Metalsonic66 posted...
was it actually good?


Only to those who are enamored with their nostalgia, like TC, I suppose.

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TopicIf Bruce Wayne and Tony Stark where real people, they wouldn't even be that rich
EclairReturns
03/29/24 8:11:55 PM
#10
Metalsonic66 posted...
things have changed obviously over the years


You mean like the value of an American dollar due to inflation?

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TopicLook at my hole
EclairReturns
03/27/24 11:02:08 PM
#4
pikakaeru posted...
i want to bmx that hole


I wish to convert that hole into a pool, sort of like that thing that this Jen girl got a permit for somewhat recently.

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TopicWriting an NES emulator ama
EclairReturns
03/24/24 9:15:59 PM
#5
Curious: Where did you learn how to do systems programming?

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TopicI'm having panic attacks about flashbacks to my falling for online scams.
EclairReturns
03/24/24 7:21:56 PM
#3
Well, hrm; thanks for replying to this thread. I really do appreciate it. The thought that I'm not the only one going through a shuddering fit right now is of some comfort to me.

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TopicI'm having panic attacks about flashbacks to my falling for online scams.
EclairReturns
03/24/24 10:48:37 AM
#1
Specifically, I remember falling for a few housing and rental scams, in addition to more than a handful of fake deliveries. I remember my personal info, and my car almost getting stolen a few times. I don't know how I'm still here intact with all my stuff. I still don't remember a lot of what happened since I graduated, and that scares me to death. I'm just freaking out at the moment. I'm remembering times when I almost had my car stolen after I moved away. I've been freaking out since late last night. I haven't been able to sleep in days. Anyway, how was your morning, board?

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Topicaustin powers reboot with timothy chalamet as austin and will sasso as dr evil
EclairReturns
03/22/24 12:26:14 AM
#2
Yes. "Why?"

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Topicugh, half my plants are dead... again
EclairReturns
03/20/24 9:36:25 PM
#7
Lokarin posted...
make new life by just


Isn't that how some people usually do it?

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