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[Dutchling]

It means I'm a little princess ༼இɷஇ༽

What is that thing?

It scares me.

Are you telling me I'm pretty? ༼இɷஇ༽

[Helgoland]

I think I can see its kidneys...

[Lagslayer]

It means I'm a little princess ༼இɷஇ༽

What is that thing?

It scares me.

Are you telling me I'm pretty? ༼இɷஇ༽

I think I can see its kidneys...

I'm positive it's a poorly-drawn cock and balls or expertly-drawn broken cock and balls. With balls in the centre.

It's obviously 2 chickens locked in the most intense thumb-wrestling match of all time.

[misko27]

It means I'm a little princess ༼இɷஇ༽

What is that thing?

It scares me.

Are you telling me I'm pretty? ༼இɷஇ༽

...


KILL IT WITH FIRE.

[Graknorke]

So, Christian Gaming Communities are a thing. I'd never really considered the two to be related but there you go. It's a very strange partnership of hobbies (maybe not the right word, but I can't think of one that covers both things. I think that's a testament to how they aren't two particularly related... things.).

[MetalSlimeHunt]

I've known about that sort of thing for a while. I will never forget the time I began encountering evangelists while playing online games. Yes, they were trying to convert people.

[Thecard]

So, Christian Gaming Communities are a thing. I'd never really considered the two to be related but there you go. It's a very strange partnership of hobbies (maybe not the right word, but I can't think of one that covers both things. I think that's a testament to how they aren't two particularly related... things.).

I think the reason it seems a little odd to you is that you're thinking of them on the same level. They aren't both hobbies, that's why it's hard to think of a word that covers both of them.
Christianity is a religion, gaming is a hobby. There's a pretty big difference. Maybe not to nonreligious people, but there is a difference.

[Graknorke]

So, Christian Gaming Communities are a thing. I'd never really considered the two to be related but there you go. It's a very strange partnership of hobbies (maybe not the right word, but I can't think of one that covers both things. I think that's a testament to how they aren't two particularly related... things.).

I think the reason it seems a little odd to you is that you're thinking of them on the same level. They aren't both hobbies, that's why it's hard to think of a word that covers both of them.
Christianity is a religion, gaming is a hobby. There's a pretty big difference. Maybe not to nonreligious people, but there is a difference.

Oh, I understand that, that's part of the deal. They're on different levels of what-people-do that it seems kind of shoehorned in to make a community in common.

[kaijyuu]

Communities don't need to be centered around something... logical? I guess? They're based around common attributes or traits of their members, even if they seem rather arbitrarily shoved together.


When I played World of Warcraft I saw a few obviously Christian guilds. They weren't snobby or holier than thou type things, as far as I could tell, but just groups of people with two common interests: wow and religion.

[majikero]

We still have candy for the purpose of giving it away to kids. I'm surprised we didn't eat them all yet.

[SealyStar]

Helping a friend with physics homework.

I got a question about Big Bertha (the cannon) once on physics homework. All the numbers being random, I got a WWI cannon apparently capable of firing a shot around the Earth several times. Realizing how ridiculously high the number was, I looked up the real one and it was something like 12km.

I was gonna say, if we had cannons like that we'd never have developed missiles

[Lagslayer]

Missiles also have a guidance system. Ballistics are considerably more difficult over such long distances.

/buzzkillington

[Graknorke]

Missiles also have a guidance system. Ballistics are considerably more difficult over such long distances.

/buzzkillington

If DEFCON has taught me anything, it's that you can solve any problem with intercontinental weapons by firing more of them at once.

[Owlbread]

I once met a very, very Christian gamer who asked me if he could pray for me after we had a long conversation. I think we were playing Zombie Master.

[Mephisto]

Total Annihilation has taught me that we'll eventually be able to build cannons that launch projectiles across the world with near-pinpoint accuracy (also named Big Bertha). What am I going to believe, the video game I played for countless hours as a child or some random guy on the internet?