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[sonerohi]

My condition will be debilitating, but not fatal.

[Sowelu]

So I just found out dub!Kamina voice actor guy also voices dub!Aizen from Bleach.

Hahaha

That reminds me of something that made me utterly bliss out with glee:  Alessandro Juliani.  Lt. Gaeta on Battlestar Galactica.  I have a guycrush on him, he has a beautiful singing voice, and he's the English voice actor for L in Death Note.  SQUEE  (...also, apparently he's been in every Barbie movie in the last few years) (whoa, and he was Gambit in X-Men Evolution?  SQUEE again) (And he was Kid Icarus in Captain N: The Game Master?!  Will wonders ever cease?)

My condition will be debilitating, but not fatal.

...Oh, man.  That kind of casts a different light on all our other 'happy' things.  I'm glad you'll be sticking around.  Best of luck.  :/

[Heron TSG]

Whoa, what condition is it that had the possibility of being either fatal or debilitating?

[Sowelu]

Oh!  The repeal of DADT passed the House again.

It did that a week or two ago and was shot down in the senate, but for valid reasons.  They had attached it to another bill with more controversial and budget-related stuff.  This bill is only a repeal of DADT, pure and simple--if it makes it through, then nobody can say that it only passed for those political reasons.  I have good feelings about it going through the senate, as long as everything else doesn't get completely stalled out (which it might).

[sonerohi]

Whoa, what condition is it that had the possibility of being either fatal or debilitating?

Heart issues. Given my family history, it was a toss-up between guaranteed death before 20, or an inability to exert myself any more than daily stuff.

[Euld]

...What kind of (CAVES 1) (BUTTERING) demon of misfortune did you (AQUA YUCKYDICTA) off enough that it decided to shove a grenade up your guardian spirit of luck's (TUFT OF DONKEY COURAGE) just after it was eye-socket (hopskortl)ed with a (GUAVA BUSTING) 15 inch spiked dildo and made it its horny (POPULAR AMONG THE DWARVES) (DANCE BEETLE FILLED WITH HONEY)?

I apologize for my language, but (BUTTERING) (apple slurpee) man, that's some bad luck there.

Quote from a Ragnarok Online forum.  Has the funniest way of bleeping out foul language.

[ToonyMan]

Don't worry, in the age of digital a simple office job won't be seeing you moving very much at all.  Stress would be a different issue, get a squishy ball.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

YES! YEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Take that, Liberal Crime Squad! Where's your Nightmare now, huh? Where is it!?
Wooohooo! Alright, now...I...have...to go do the homework I've been neglecting...eh......

EDIT:

Spoiler: What the hell? (click to show/hide)

Uh, wow. I killed more Conservatives by an order of magnitude in my normal run than in my Nightmare run. That....I don't know what to say about that.

[ChairmanPoo]

Stargate quote of the day:

http://thedailywh.at/post/2325898252/stargate-quote-of-the-day-frakkin-cylons

[Urist Imiknorris]

This thread has more posts than the entire Creative Projects forum.

EDIT: Also more than Armok I and Life Advice combined.

[Blargityblarg]

Thank God I don't work in retail.

So yeah, I had my first day in retail (A supermarket) today.

feeeet hurrrrrrt

[Nether]

Thank God I don't work in retail.

So yeah, I had my first day in retail (A supermarket) today.

feeeet hurrrrrrt

Haha, I remember that feeling You'll be having it for a while after work still

[Itnetlolor]

Just remembered having seen this on Conan a few days ago. That song has been stuck in my head.

Minty, The Candy Cane that Fell on the ground

Lyrics included

Thank God I don't work in retail.

So yeah, I had my first day in retail (A supermarket) today.

feeeet hurrrrrrt

Haha, I remember that feeling You'll be having it for a while after work still

What position are you working in?

I'm not a fan of working in a supermarket or even restaurants/taverns anymore. Not my kind of environment to earn anything in. Plus, I'm not much a fan of people either. It's especially aggravating when you're asked for something that is right in front of them, or close enough by, they could've just read the sign hovering above their heads. I'm surprised no tumors formed as I worked there. Then again, that environment has rendered me nearly numb, so I couldn't tell anyway.

[Nether]

Thank God I don't work in retail.

So yeah, I had my first day in retail (A supermarket) today.

feeeet hurrrrrrt

Haha, I remember that feeling You'll be having it for a while after work still

What position are you working in?

I'm not a fan of working in a supermarket or even restaurants/taverns anymore. Not my kind of environment to earn anything in. Plus, I'm not much a fan of people either. It's especially aggravating when you're asked for something that is right in front of them, or close enough by, they could've just read the sign hovering above their heads. I'm surprised no tumors formed as I worked there. Then again, that environment has rendered me nearly numb, so I couldn't tell anyway.
[/quote]I personally worked my ass off in the frost department. If my feet weren't hurting my hands would be from working with ice all day long with ungloved hands.

Thank god thats not my work anymore.

[Solifuge]

I just finished Braid, after snagging it via the Humble Indie Bundle, and I've got to say, that game exercised my brain in ways few things have in a while. The puzzles were fun, and absolutely ingenious... they always take a fresh look at the simple mechanics each zone presents you with, and push you to think outside the box just a bit more. You may bang your head on a puzzle for a while, but when you finally see the simple elegance to it, it's incredibly rewarding.

The presentation was perfect as well, with a fantastic score, and great artwork. The story tops it all off, as an elegant deconstruction of a familiar platformer premise; saving a princess from a wicked monster. The way the last level was designed too... I just love how you can approach the same scenario from a different angle, and it can mean something completely different. Even when everything finally clicked, and I got what was going on, there were still so many layers of meaning to pull from it. You can dig into the symbolism of the game, and look at what the characters, places, and even game mechanics themselves really represented, and pull out whole new layers of meaning.

If games can be art, Braid is the closest example I've yet seen. An absolutely magnificent game... if you haven't played it yet, get it as soon as you can. You won't regret it.