Bearadactyl Prime

We aren't all suffering from the flu

Only past 25.

Normally body functions improve until that age and start slowly degrading after.

~I'm on the Hiiiiighway to Hell!~

yay

I approve! ((msotly cuase man spicy stuff is so good for clearing out them sinuses.))

Chili peppers have really high amounts of vitamin c as well.

Feel ya, those are the worst. I don't have them often, but when I do...

Get well soon btw

This particular ting is over something that happened in the past, and they are not taking over my mind.

I don't see hatred or anger as a bad thing, if anything I embrace both because they're part of what make me human.

This particular person fucked me up in a lot of ways, forgiving them is just out of the question.

I also find that forgiveness is overrated.

Forgiveness can be earned, but shouldn't be squandered

The US is a very self-centered society so basically what you're saying is wrong is kind of the norm here. It's not always wrong to ignore a problem either, and can often be a wise decision. After all problems are infinite (so long as math exists).

Yet if you applied that nihilistic attitude from the outset, so many of the things we rely on today would not exist.

Even as a motivation, anger is unreliable. It is a violent and volatile state of mind and more often than not gets in the way of analyzing a situation properly and reacting accordingly. Let's take Trump for example. Do you think he will step down because angry people are yelling in the streets?

You misunderstand what I mean. Not everyone sees it as binding. I myself see marriage as 2 halves becoming one legally. You make a good point, too. I was saying that as a suggestion. Hell, I am in the USA and my Fiance is in the UK. We have been a happy couple and loyal to one another for 13 years. We feel the urge to be together legally, which is marriage in a nutshell, from the legal standpoint, plus the benefits with help with medical things like if you need surgery but are unable to sign...

I don't see marriage as a way to test one's loyalty; I see it as a way for two human beings to acknowledge the fact that they will strengthen and support each other through the trials that will come later in life, or something.

I just don't see why it can't just be outright acknowledged without a needless ceremony.

At this point it seems like it's a requirement forced down everyone's throats.

But, that's just my thoughts on it.

Days like today make me consider quitting my part-time job and just try and go full time with my home-business.

Good luck, sounds like you'll need it

o7

Don't let em see ya cry buddy

Soycaf! Because rral coffee is ridiculous ly expensive in the future

@arkhi worse quality

PRAISE COFFEE

nah mah dude, symmetra will still be easily countered by Winston. She was literally a pointless pick on over half the map types currently, and even then only for a part of the maps she is even usable on in the first place. This lets her hopefully be more useful on all map types, especially King of The Hill maps, which is where she was worst before.

My issue is not her ability changes, my issue is the change to her weapon.

Her abilities were a needed change, but her weapon was already problematic; not only does it do ridiculous damage once its locked on, but the slow down removed nearly any chance of escape for most characters.

She already had a ridiculous amount of POTGs, now it's going to be more obnoxious with the range increase.

She's too useful offensively for the role she's supposed to f...

fill.

And, I have this... Thing, whenever I feel like someone is attempting to invalidate my thoughts or opinions; or even if it seems like it, I get super defensive and angry.

Is the post game decent in S/M?

It's very short, and has a few interesting implications.

It was mildly disappointing after what we got with ORAS.

Yall are stupid

That's the exact reason why.