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[Xantalos]

Wait is this a game or RL? If RL, expect to lose at least an appendage.

[Vector]

Trying to refill data plan on my phone.  Internet site affiliated with company says I don't have a phone with them.  Email confirmed I have a plan with them but told me to talk to customer service on the phone.  Customer service line won't give me a real person unless I give them a phone number affiliated with their company.

Called the wireless fraud line for California.  They redirected me to the home phone division of the wrong company, who redirected me to a guy speaking Spanish for... the wrong company.

I'm pretty frustrated.

[Graknorke]

Wait is this a game or RL? If RL, expect to lose at least an appendage.

I do not think that anyone on here has the wealth to give out a bunch of pigs to someone over the internet.
Oh, looking after the pigs was the good deed. Not the prize.

[Tellemurius]

So i found out my brother went through the router and nuked all of my port forwards so he can setup starcraftONE, couldn't access my computer from work and couldnt grab my files and get outside our firewall.

Pissed with a side of bloodlust.

[NobodyPro]

Wait is this a game or RL? If RL, expect to lose at least an appendage.

I do not think that anyone on here has the wealth to give out a bunch of pigs to someone over the internet.
Oh, looking after the pigs was the good deed. Not the prize.

Yeah, it's the good deed. Though it might as well be a game considering Operation Shake 'n' Bait was basically half an hour of trying to kite animals in a brown field followed by a search for a unique weapon (the Pig Plank) to try and make the quest easier. I've called in reinforcements.

[MrSparky]

Wait is this a game or RL? If RL, expect to lose at least an appendage.

I do not think that anyone on here has the wealth to give out a bunch of pigs to someone over the internet.
Oh, looking after the pigs was the good deed. Not the prize.

Yeah, it's the good deed. Though it might as well be a game considering Operation Shake 'n' Bait was basically half an hour of trying to kite animals in a brown field followed by a search for a unique weapon (the Pig Plank) to try and make the quest easier. I've called in reinforcements.

And that's why you have the local 4-H kids help you train your pigs. My neighbor's will run back to their pens with a simple "Get Home!" and swats on the rump to keep 'em moving.

Pig planks aren't really useful in open spaces unless you have multiple herders. Actually, in open space with multiple poorly trained pigs you need multiple herders anyway. The planks are pretty much to make you wider without leaving a hole between your knees. Also to protect your legs.

[Hanslanda]

How can one not have a right to judge some(one/thing)? 

You can make poor judgments, and other people can make judgments about your poor judgments.  But everyone always has the right to do so.

>.>
I don't feel like I have a right to judge anyone, because everyone is their own individual and has been through different things. To assume you know what they're like on the inside is foolish and shallow. That lady might be a SUPER AWESOME person, donating to charity and taking care of starving babies, and I wouldn't know, having judged her based on a ten minute interview that she happened to act like a colossal bitch during. I've acted like a blisteringly stupid, asinine fuckwit for more than ten minutes at a time in my life, on more than one occasion, and I'd hate to be judged based solely on that. So I don't judge people based on tiny parts of their lives. >.>

[Vector]

Trying to refill data plan on my phone.  Internet site affiliated with company says I don't have a phone with them.  Email confirmed I have a plan with them but told me to talk to customer service on the phone.  Customer service line won't give me a real person unless I give them a phone number affiliated with their company.

Called the wireless fraud line for California.  They redirected me to the home phone division of the wrong company, who redirected me to a guy speaking Spanish for... the wrong company.

I'm pretty frustrated.

Finally fixed it after another 2 hours of work, but they had to give me a new phone number.  Glad it's over with.

[MaximumZero]

How can one not have a right to judge some(one/thing)? 

You can make poor judgments, and other people can make judgments about your poor judgments.  But everyone always has the right to do so.

>.>
I don't feel like I have a right to judge anyone, because everyone is their own individual and has been through different things. To assume you know what they're like on the inside is foolish and shallow. That lady might be a SUPER AWESOME person, donating to charity and taking care of starving babies, and I wouldn't know, having judged her based on a ten minute interview that she happened to act like a colossal bitch during. I've acted like a blisteringly stupid, asinine fuckwit for more than ten minutes at a time in my life, on more than one occasion, and I'd hate to be judged based solely on that. So I don't judge people based on tiny parts of their lives. >.>

That said, Fred Phelps is always a handy punching bag when you need one.

[Vector]

Wat?  What's wrong with Fred Phelps?

[Sirus]

The guy who protests children's funerals, saying that they deserved to die because gay people exist? Plenty of things.

[MaximumZero]

Wat?  What's wrong with Fred Phelps?

He's the head of the Westboro Baptist Church.

[Vector]

...

I was thinking about Michael Phelps.  Carry on.

[SalmonGod]

A person's entire character perception shouldn't be based on singular episodes of shallow judgment.  The behavior still deserves to be shamed, and if it's consistent, I think it's fair that the person opens themselves up to be judged as harshly as they judge others.

[Knight of Fools]

There's a difference between judgments of condemnation and judgments of preservation. The former is bigoted, any form of -ism or unwarranted hate, and the latter is survival, where you judge that someone could be a threat to you or someone else in some form. Just don't mix the two up and you'll be fine.