TheVirus

I told you to contact Valve and get your account back. It's not hard... Also, send me money, I'm poor.

I hate starting out as a zambie after I've spent like 30 minutes building a cade.

That game looks hot, what is it?

How is quoting a song proof of racism? I don't get it. :confused1:

Vivian = Church. True story.

lolwut?

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&ei=OZiYSsHDCdeJ8QaQ8tW1BQ&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=They+see+me+trollin+They+hatin+Patrollin+they+tryin+to+catch+me+ridin+dirty&spell=1

Pokemon are gay.

Do I care? They still taste great. I'd eat shit if it tasted good.

Hot dogs are delicious. You just haven't had a good one. Also, corn dogs are also amazing, especially deep fried. God, I can taste the heart attack.

Once, as far as I know.

Valve just released a new update to Steam. This update includes a new feature to validate an email address to prevent phishing. Please restart Steam and go to Settings -> Verify Email. This will allow you to easily get your account back should it get stolen. I advise everyone to do this ASAP.

Eh, I said that the females that have voted so far, not everyone that has voted for 'happy but poor'

I'd also like to point out an interesting pattern. All of the females that have voted thus far have chosen to be poor and happy.

Oh, okay. Carry on then.

Who peed in your Haterade™?

Here's mine for tonight:

I think a more apt question to ask would be: Would you rather be feared or respected? That's a question that digs deep into one's morality.

I don't see how that's a fallacy. You could be unhappy that you had to cheat and lie your way to where you are or that you've become the best at everything you've tried and nothing is a challenge anymore. Where's the fallacy?

Wow, way to be a bunch of dicks. Take care, Neji, and enjoy some Cuban cigars.

That's a bullshit answer. People say that to try and sound high and mighty. This question is a contradiction. Our society is built upon monetary status, it's ingrained in our psyche (the E is not silent). It is, in my opinion, quite impossible to be rich (Bill Gates rich) and be absolutely miserable. Money can buy you happiness, even if it's not the love of your life. Life isn't about being in love and settling down with that person. Life is about living it the way you want to. Different things interest different people. If money can't buy you happiness, then I'd like to see you live without it. In all honesty, I find this question insulting to ask, especially at a church. There are very, very poor people that go to church and are miserable. Conversely, there are very, very rich people that go to church and are happy. This kind of question just rubs it in the faces of those that can't afford much and, I believe, would make them even more bitter for the life they've received. Anyone that chooses 'poor but happy' is lying to themselves. Unless that person lives completely separate from the rest of society and knows not what lifestyle they could have, they would be envious of the people around them. Sorry, I don't buy this question since both options are fallacies. You can certainly be rich but unhappy, not miserable, but unhappy. This could be due to the choices you've made to get where you are or that you're so rich that you've got nothing left to accomplish. You can also be poor and 'ok' with it, but you'd desire a better lifestyle if you could choose it. No one wants to be poor, if they say they can be truly happy and live on the streets then they're only fooling themselves.

Beth, why are you mad at me

-Self Explanatory -Debris falling right when the stage changed. Anyone that touched it died. -Beth 'dancing' in my cell.