Yes, it's really me...

It's depressing to see how inactive it has been recently. I mean, everybody is pretty much primarily posting in the never ending thread now and there's not enough people here to make this place really booming. We need to find some way to bring more people here before this place just fades into nothingness...

I know for a fact that a lot of boards out there are thriving because of how many people are there. We just need to get back into the game and pull people here. However, where we obtain these people might matter, because we don't to end up pulling in douches like those at Selkath.

I understand that people are busy these days, but it doesn't seem like they're rarely at their computer anymore. I know most of you are still dicking around with your computer. I don't know how we …

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Happy New Year OT! We may be dying... BUT WE'RE STILL HERE! We had an... interesting year last year. Vice Admin Burkman is taking a long earned vacation and Uly is stepping into his position. Well... I'd have more to say but I've got other things to do atm... and oh yeah... to quote Callin... "GET A MIC YA BUM!"

~Scott

Subject: Re: Yes, it's really me... Sun Aug 18, 2013 5:57 pm

shoshana-the-1 wrote:

Burkman Beaver wrote:

shoshana-the-1 wrote:

Burkman Beaver wrote:: Bitch, you just returned after several years of absence. I built that table myself.

Negatory. It was present before I left. But you were just a wee lad then.

The table of anger? No, that's mine. My throne of hatred is right near it, as well. Push me and see what happens.

So tempting! But I guess I will refrain. Even though I am good at pushing buttons. Smartass

You're nothing special. Everything pushes my buttons. Now get the fuck out.

OT'er Posts : 173 Join date : 2013-08-15

Burkman Beaver wrote:

shoshana-the-1 wrote:

Burkman Beaver wrote:: The table of anger? No, that's mine. My throne of hatred is right near it, as well. Push me and see what happens.

So tempting! But I guess I will refrain. Even though I am good at pushing buttons. Smartass

You're nothing special. Everything pushes my buttons. Now get the fuck out.

As you wish.

Subject: Re: Yes, it's really me... Sun Aug 18, 2013 6:02 pm

My headache is fading... Berserk mode is dulling... Throne secured.

Remorse mode activated...

Subject: Re: Yes, it's really me... Sun Aug 18, 2013 6:08 pm

NO WAIT COME BACK. When somebody starts challenging me in that sort of way you just did, everything I do afterwards is an overreaction. I am an incredibly serious person, as you can see.

Sorrrrryyy...

Subject: Re: Yes, it's really me... Sun Aug 18, 2013 6:11 pm

Whoa nao... let's chill the fuck out... and chive on...

OT'er Posts : 173 Join date : 2013-08-15

My observation on anger from life's experiences is that it's a desperate attempt to gain control, but futile. If you have to convince people that you are in control through manipulation or intimidation, you're not. Anger is a defense mechanism. It means your situation is out of control and you are in fight or flight mode. Therefore it inhibits the thinking/solving part of the brain. I'm an expert because I have lived it.

Subject: Re: Yes, it's really me... Sun Aug 18, 2013 6:18 pm

I have been told by numerous people that I keep losing control of my anger. I have tried many things for this to not happen and they have all failed. Believe me, I have tried and I have no idea why it is so hard for me to not lose my temper. However, while this is a serious problem, it's also a benefit in certain situations. When it comes to defending myself in fights, I'm a much better fighter when I'm angry than when I'm calm.

Generally, it's bad to want to fight, but for some reason, I find excitement in violence.

This is the internet, so the situation would have been substantially different in real life. A) I would have wailed on you indiscriminately, which is an extremely bad move no matter how you look at it. or B) Go on an angry walk and break something.

If I was my past self, I would have done the former, but over the years, I changed quite a bit. So if this happened in real life, I almost guarantee you that it would be the latter.

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Burkman Beaver wrote:: I have been told by numerous people that I keep losing control of my anger. I have tried many things for this to not happen and they have all failed. Believe me, I have tried and I have no idea why it is so hard for me to not lose my temper. However, while this is a serious problem, it's also a benefit in certain situations. When it comes to defending myself in fights, I'm a much better fighter w

hen I'm angry than when I'm calm.

Generally, it's bad to want to fight, but for some reason, I find excitement in violence.

This is the internet, so the situation would have been substantially different in real life. A) I would have wailed on you indiscriminately, which is an extremely bad move no matter how you look at it. or B) Go on an angry walk and break something.

It's a subconscious thing. Rooted in your belief system. As for enjoying violence that's probably rooted in feeling a sense of empowerment. Adrenaline releases those brain chemicals. Dopamine or whatever.

OT Crime Lord Posts : 916 Join date : 2012-08-01 Age : 29

Can someone bring these two some Hot Cocoa?

Subject: Re: Yes, it's really me... Sun Aug 18, 2013 6:28 pm

shoshana-the-1 wrote:

Burkman Beaver wrote:: I have been told by numerous people that I keep losing control of my anger. I have tried many things for this to not happen and they have all failed. Believe me, I have tried and I have no idea why it is so hard for me to not lose my temper. However, while this is a serious problem, it's also a benefit in certain situations. When it comes to defending myself in fights, I'm a much better fighter w

hen I'm angry than when I'm calm.

Generally, it's bad to want to fight, but for some reason, I find excitement in violence.

This is the internet, so the situation would have been substantially different in real life. A) I would have wailed on you indiscriminately, which is an extremely bad move no matter how you look at it. or B) Go on an angry walk and break something.

It's a subconscious thing. Rooted in your belief system. As for enjoying violence that's probably rooted in feeling a sense of empowerment. Adrenaline releases those brain chemicals. Dopamine or whatever.

In the mean time, I will hunt down the guy who hit me in that hit and run and kill him. That will always stay the same until my vengeance is satisfied. That hatred will always run deep through my veins, for it heavily crippled my way forward through life.

OT'er Posts : 173 Join date : 2013-08-15

Burkman Beaver wrote:

shoshana-the-1 wrote:

Burkman Beaver wrote:: I have been told by numerous people that I keep losing control of my anger. I have tried many things for this to not happen and they have all failed. Believe me, I have tried and I have no idea why it is so hard for me to not lose my temper. However, while this is a serious problem, it's also a benefit in certain situations. When it comes to defending myself in fights, I'm a much better fighter w

hen I'm angry than when I'm calm.

Generally, it's bad to want to fight, but for some reason, I find excitement in violence.

This is the internet, so the situation would have been substantially different in real life. A) I would have wailed on you indiscriminately, which is an extremely bad move no matter how you look at it. or B) Go on an angry walk and break something.

It's a subconscious thing. Rooted in your belief system. As for enjoying violence that's probably rooted in feeling a sense of empowerment. Adrenaline releases those brain chemicals. Dopamine or whatever.

In the mean time, I will hunt down the guy who hit me in that hit and run and kill him. That will always stay the same until my vengeance is satisfied. That hatred will always run deep through my veins, for it heavily crippled my way forward through life.

For reals? I'm sorry that happened to you.

Subject: Re: Yes, it's really me... Sun Aug 18, 2013 6:33 pm

shoshana-the-1 wrote:

Burkman Beaver wrote:

shoshana-the-1 wrote:

Burkman Beaver wrote:: I have been told by numerous people that I keep losing control of my anger. I have tried many things for this to not happen and they have all failed. Believe me, I have tried and I have no idea why it is so hard for me to not lose my temper. However, while this is a serious problem, it's also a benefit in certain situations. When it comes to defending myself in fights, I'm a much better fighter w

hen I'm angry than when I'm calm.

Generally, it's bad to want to fight, but for some reason, I find excitement in violence.

This is the internet, so the situation would have been substantially different in real life. A) I would have wailed on you indiscriminately, which is an extremely bad move no matter how you look at it. or B) Go on an angry walk and break something.

It's a subconscious thing. Rooted in your belief system. As for enjoying violence that's probably rooted in feeling a sense of empowerment. Adrenaline releases those brain chemicals. Dopamine or whatever.

In the mean time, I will hunt down the guy who hit me in that hit and run and kill him. That will always stay the same until my vengeance is satisfied. That hatred will always run deep through my veins, for it heavily crippled my way forward through life.

For reals? I'm sorry that happened to you.

Thanks. I mean, it's been like... 9 months since it happened and I am much better now. The reason why it took so long for my leg to completely heal was that damn staph infection that kicked in a month down the line. It was so bad, it prevented the bone from healing and started to eat away at the bone itself. After heavy doses of antibiotics for several months, that shit is goooone.

OT Crime Lord Posts : 916 Join date : 2012-08-01 Age : 29

Long ago, the OT lived in harmony, then everything changed when the shoshana attacked.

OT'er Posts : 173 Join date : 2013-08-15

Outlaw Turtle wrote:: Long ago, the OT lived in harmony, then everything changed when the shoshana attacked.

Sometimes it's good to shake things up a little. Rock the boat. Check pulses.

Subject: Re: Yes, it's really me... Sun Aug 18, 2013 9:29 pm

I skipped everything cuz I wanted to post what I see in the pictures. I'll go back and read after this...

1. butterfly

2. vagina during a period >_>

3. 2 futanaris holding bowling ball bags, they're facing each other.

4. I'm not really sure... but when I see it, I think "mothman prophecies"

OT'er Posts : 173 Join date : 2013-08-15

Outlaw Turtle wrote:: Long ago, the OT lived in harmony, then everything changed when the shoshana attacked.

PS as a skilled troller I would think you would recognize it in action. I thought for sure all the OTers would recognize it but I was wrong.

Subject: Re: Yes, it's really me... Sun Aug 18, 2013 10:09 pm

shoshana-the-1 wrote:

Outlaw Turtle wrote:: Long ago, the OT lived in harmony, then everything changed when the shoshana attacked.

PS as a skilled troller I would think you would recognize it in action. I thought for sure all the OTers would recognize it but I was wrong.

PS as a skilled interwebee I'd think you would recognize sarcasm in action... no?

OT'er Posts : 173 Join date : 2013-08-15

Scott wrote:

shoshana-the-1 wrote:

Outlaw Turtle wrote:: Long ago, the OT lived in harmony, then everything changed when the shoshana attacked.

PS as a skilled troller I would think you would recognize it in action. I thought for sure all the OTers would recognize it but I was wrong.

PS as a skilled interwebee I'd think you would recognize sarcasm in action... no?

Touche. After angering the beaver I'm understandably a little jumpy.

Subject: Re: Yes, it's really me... Sun Aug 18, 2013 10:17 pm

shoshana-the-1 wrote:

Scott wrote:

shoshana-the-1 wrote:

Outlaw Turtle wrote:: Long ago, the OT lived in harmony, then everything changed when the shoshana attacked.

PS as a skilled troller I would think you would recognize it in action. I thought for sure all the OTers would recognize it but I was wrong.

PS as a skilled interwebee I'd think you would recognize sarcasm in action... no?

Touche. After angering the beaver I'm understandably a little jumpy.

We iz awl frandz hurrr... leleleplz

OT'er Posts : 173 Join date : 2013-08-15

Scott wrote:

shoshana-the-1 wrote:

Scott wrote:: PS as a skilled interwebee I'd think you would recognize sarcasm in action... no?

Touche. After angering the beaver I'm understandably a little jumpy.

We iz awl frandz hurrr... leleleplz

BananaGod Posts : 6603 Join date : 2011-02-12 Age : 32

Ulyaoth wrote:: I skipped everything cuz I wanted to post what I see in the pictures. I'll go back and read after this...

1. butterfly

2. vagina during a period >_>

3. 2 futanaris holding bowling ball bags, they're facing each other.

4. I'm not really sure... but when I see it, I think "mothman prophecies"

You're a... weird... person with a rather perverted inner self... Nothing we didn't already know...

OT'er Posts : 173 Join date : 2013-08-15

Ok, so I'll let Banana guy analyze me...

Here's what I see:

1. Two angels
2. Two bears dancing in a patch of red rose bushes.
3. Two birds making a clay pot.
4. A dragons skin

What does that make me? Cinderella?

Subject: Re: Yes, it's really me... Mon Aug 19, 2013 9:59 am

OKAY THEN... I know I am fucked up on this one

1) Evil Mutated Mothra Type Monster
2) 2 dead people facing each other on their sides, hands and knees touching with blood all over em
3) 2 Hermaphrodites with a Red Bowtie inbetween them
4) Death... Just straight up fearful scary death. Thats all I saw

The Fabulous Posts : 7918 Join date : 2011-01-27 Age : 26

1. I see Batman. JUMPING AT VILLAINS

2. Patty cake between people.

3. I honestly have like a combination of Shosh's and Callin's answers. Two bird people with a bowtie between them and they're picking up something.

4. I'm thinking a bovine skull.

OT Crime Lord Posts : 916 Join date : 2012-08-01 Age : 29

So shoshana is posting at the same frequency as I am.

Let the games begin yeah