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[majikero]

Thinking about Fallout makes me imagine and want liquorice, since I once ate half a kilo of the stuff while playing. This longing is almost disconcertingly strong. But I am also hungry in general so maybe that will get less bad.

Playing New Vegas made me want to gamble...

I think there might be some grain of reason to why they don't allow drugs and sex in children games.

There are plenty of games with gambling on them. It's why I learned that unless you cheat and game the system, you just lose millions. Or in Fallout New Vegas, get luck to at least 8.

[Trapezohedron]

PSO2 Episode 4.

Okay what...

[Mephisto]

Poe's Law and all, but I found the "Christians Against Individual Liberty" Facebook page today.

Go on. Check it out. I'll wait.

[Neonivek]

Well applied for disability

But turns out my trust fund is too big... by not that much... and to reasonably spend it down to the amount I'd have to put myself in an emergency situation.

[Neonivek]

I am really sad though...

I really cannot afford to continue my prescriptions and going back to school might not be on the table.

[Sonlirain]

Well applied for disability

But turns out my trust fund is too big... by not that much... and to reasonably spend it down to the amount I'd have to put myself in an emergency situation.

Serves you right you parasite of the system! By God, if I had my way nobody would get any money from anyone ever!

I worked 3 years self employed and paid an equivalent of 250$ per month in mandatory health insurance alone.
When my business crashed and burned (i would manage to eke out a semi good living off it if not for the fact i had to pay 40% of everything i earn to the goverment) i got around 100$ per month on welfare (for a maximum of 12 months)
I found a job in a shithole factory (welding work without the ventilation working. The shafts were there just for show) and twisted my ankle forcing me into sick leave.
Then my sick leave was cut short by health inspection that claimed that i'm "fit for work" despite walking causing me pain.

Being a worthless parasite sucks.

[Sonlirain]

Nah. I live with my parents and i can be lazy again while i hope to find a desk job of any description (i won't) and trying to find the force of will to learn HTML to hopefully be more valuable on the job market.

[Shadowlord]

this same dude opens the discussion with how everything is awful and then moves to telling, that marxism and christianity are the same thing

I have heard of this, and it is interesting. Marx was so very anti-religion, but at the same time, if you look in the Bible you will find a lot of what Jesus says appears at least superficially compatible with marxist stuff. The pope sounds like a socialist as well.

[Loud Whispers]

That's because he is a socialist and the Holy See has been vacant since 1958 REMOVE MARXIST remove marxist YOU ARE THE COMMUNIST you live in gulag

Also marxism is compatible with anything, it is by design supposed to be able to attach itself to any society

[Akura]

Got a ride home from work from my younger sister(with her scumbag boyfriend riding shotgun). While she's not as scary as my step-aunt... I'd rather not do that again if I can help it.

She had a little difficulty getting out of the parking lot, but with my direction she got out and recognized where we were.
"This is not far from where me and <scumbag boyfriend> get our tattoos done!"

I don't remember if I physically facepalmed or not. Goddamnit, onee-sama.

this same dude opens the discussion with how everything is awful and then moves to telling, that marxism and christianity are the same thing

I have heard of this, and it is interesting. Marx was so very anti-religion, but at the same time, if you look in the Bible you will find a lot of what Jesus says appears at least superficially compatible with marxist stuff. The pope sounds like a socialist as well.

The perfect "Christiandom" would actually be pretty much perfect socialism. Unfortunately, I've yet to see either a perfect Christiandom or perfect socialism.

[Lenglon]

...younger sister...While she's not as scary as my step-aunt...She had a little difficulty getting out of the parking lot, but with my direction...onee-sama.

...
Pet peeve: people using japaneese honorifics at random without knowing what they mean.
You are aware that you called her your senior/mentor/teacher/etc, by using that honorific, right?

unless I'm missing something, you should be using -chan.
-san works too.

[Loud Whispers]

The perfect "Christiandom" would actually be pretty much perfect socialism. Unfortunately, I've yet to see either a perfect Christiandom or perfect socialism.

Perfect according to unremoved pretenders

[Akura]

...younger sister...While she's not as scary as my step-aunt...She had a little difficulty getting out of the parking lot, but with my direction...onee-sama.

...
Pet peeve: people using japaneese honorifics at random without knowing what they mean.
You are aware that you called her your senior/mentor/teacher/etc, by using that honorific, right?

unless I'm missing something, you should be using -chan.
-san works too.

Damn, I was under the impression that "onee-sama" was "dear sister" or something similar.

[Lenglon]

Damn, I was under the impression that "onee-sama" was "dear sister" or something similar.

quick reference guide, not all-inclusive, there are exceptions:
onee = sister
onii = brother

-sama = senior/mentor/etc
-san = general-purpose-default, use this pretty much at any time and you're in the clear.
-chan = junior, generally female
-kun = junior, generally male
no honorific at all = indicates closeness, either family or close friend, generally only use this with permission. yes, you can ask for the permission.
edit:
oh, forgot to include:
-senpai = teacher/trainer, more directly the speaker's superior in a chain of command than -sama, which indicates seniority in general.
-sensei = (formal) teacher/trainer, even more senior than -senpai and -sama, is similar to calling someone Dr., but to a greater degree than our Dr. conveys.

if you're ever unsure though, then just use -san. seriously. you don't want to deal with the wierd ways -senpai and -sama get swapped around sometimes.

[Loud Whispers]

You spelled it wrong, it's spelt senpaaaaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~