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January 31st, 2012

Doodoo.

So I went ahead and bought ME on the XBL marketplace. I'm restarting the game from start to finish. I am SO EXCITED about the cast video that came out today. I'm excited about everything ME3 related. This playthrough will be my favorite option, which is female Paragon. Kaidan love first game, Garrus second. My plan is to keep with Garrus in 3 if possible, because he's my favorite ever. I also have a male renegade I can play after, although he won't be played all the way through.

I started at the beginning and it's such a great feeling. I love this series. I'm going to try and get all the sidequests done if possible and my ultimate goal is to make sure no one dies in ME2. That's best case scenario. I'm going to put in some serious time this weekend. I'm getting wi-fi on Friday, finally, so I'll be able to jump between XBL and my computer when I need to. Bring it on Mass Effect. I'm ready for you, you beautiful wonderful series.

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Angry Video Game Nerds Do you play video games? Do you get mad? Well, if you answered yes to either of these questions this group is for YOU!

We're Alive A story of survival in a zombie apocalypse, done in an old radio drama style.

I'm On a Horse If you're a fan of the man your man could smell like

New Directions for fans of Fox's hit series Glee

Firefly Do you like Firefly? Of course you do, it's the best show in the verse, join us, and show everyone just how awsome it is!

The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Bill O. calls us Jon Stewart's stoners. And we agree.

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NAME

Chelsea

OCCUPATION

Professional Dreamer

BIRTHDAY

June 19th, 1984

INTERESTS

Comic books video games computer games fantasy novels swords web comics philosophy mythology literature writing horseback riding caffeine movies diners long intellectual conversations at 3 in the morning good merlot writing too much on these things shiny objects

FAVORITE MUSIC

The Beatles the Rollingstones the Eagles Madonna Nirvana Evanescence Josh Groban Gwen Stefani Eva Cassidy Three Doors Down Maroon 5 No Doubt Staind Nickelback ANY kind of dance music with a good beat ANY type of classical.

FAVORITE MOVIES

Princess Bride Willow Red vs Blue Se7en anything by Tim Burton Fight Club Donnie Darko Secretary Quills Pirates of the Caribbean Star Wars (the original three) Emperor's New Groove Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Serenity Batman Begins Boondock Saints The Professional Anchorman Wedding Crashers The Dark Knight

FAVORITE TV SHOWS

CURRENT: Bones Dexter How I Met Your Mother So You Think You Can Dance Covert Affairs White Collar Hawaii 5-O True Blood Game of Thrones Community Cougar Town Modern Family Leverage RETIRED: Lost Pushing Daisies The 4400 Veronica Mars Buffy Angel Firefly Rome Dead Like Me Wonderfalls Dark Angel Gilmore Girls Lie to Me

FAVORITE BOOKS

Authors: Neil Gaiman George R. R. Martin Tolkien Shakespeare Dante Voltaire Emilie du Chatelet Mercedes Lackey Oscar Wilde Orson Wells George Orwell Jack Chalker Anne Bishop Melanie Rawn Sharon Kay Penman Joss Whedon (yay!)

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Halo (only online) Fable Knights of the Old Republic Final Fantasy (all) Tales of Symphonia Mario Kart Frogger Kingdom Hearts (both) Legends of Zelda (all) Mario Brothers (all) Ultimate Marvel Alliance Mario Kart ass Effect Dragon Age Fable Uncharted Red Dead Redemption

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Chi_Mangetsu

MotmahFinRo

Posted 3 days ago	+ 1 Funny [ Reply ] [ Quote ] [ Conversation ]
We do have fun with things, especially in the politics bar and the 2012 elections thread. :)

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MotmahFinRo

Posted 3 days ago	[ Reply ] [ Quote ] [ Conversation ]
Don't trust the hype. Though we tend to be a bit inclusive, it's only because those hedged out tend to be those who come in for the wrong sort of argument. Wealways welcome fresh blood but have little truck with ignorance and that sort of jerkassery. I honestly think you'll be surprised.

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MotmahFinRo

Posted 3 days ago	[ Reply ] [ Quote ] [ Conversation ]
roosterteeth.com/forum/forum.php?fid=14

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MotmahFinRo

Posted 3 days ago	[ Reply ] [ Quote ] [ Conversation ]
Care to join us in PCE? We'd certainly appreciate your insight and not being male.

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MotmahFinRo

Posted 2 weeks ago	[ Reply ] [ Quote ] [ Conversation ]
In reply to ChipperHalf, #156968: Actually I thought RDJ grounded the character from the lofty douchebag he's always been.

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MotmahFinRo

Posted 2 weeks ago	[ Reply ] [ Quote ] [ Conversation ]
My dear, you flatter me.

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MotmahFinRo

Posted 2 weeks ago	[ Reply ] [ Quote ] [ Conversation ]
I'm a terrible person. >D

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Interesting stuff about future predictions. Normally, I wouldn't post this to you but there are some things in this that I feel you'd find interesting. In particular some of the nicer predictions of the future (some are bleak but most are to be expected, frankly).

One response to the rapid pace of technological and social change is what Alvin Toffler characterised in 1970 as future shock: a syndrome characterised by inability or refusal to adapt to change, rejection of new patterns of social organization, vehement adoption of superstitious, new age or fundamentalist religious beliefs, and social reaction. We can see the symptoms of future shock all around us today. Among the reactions to change are a rise in extreme fundamentalism, and also (in societies undergoing or just having undergone the demographic transition) the use of religious justifications to restrict womens' reproductive freedom. (Males with social privilege are threatened directly by female emancipation, especially in traditional societies where large family size is a status/wealth symbol. It's also a direct threat to male sexual privilege in developed nations).

Restrictions on female reproductive autonomy also serve to induce women to remain within a faith community by making it hard to leave, which in turn ensures that their children are raised within that particular memetic complex. The War On Women's Reproductive Freedom is probably best seen as an adaptive backlash against the background of rapid change, but I think it's doomed to fail in the long term because forces driving the demographic transition (notably the increasing cost of raising a child to adulthood, combined with the decreased rate of infant mortality) aren't going to go away; the ultra-religious are going to end up having to choose between smaller families or living in ever more abject poverty. (Even trying to evade the pressure by home-schooling is problematic, because it's going to be the women who deliver the schooling, which in turn means that the women are going to have to be literate ...)

Keeping on the subject of emancipation: the long-term trends are running in favour of female education and emancipation, and against discrimination on the basis of spurious assumed genetic grounds (classical 19th century European racism). I'm not proposing that bigotry in general is in decline because there are startling blind spots all over the place, and crazy-sounding shit so wild I couldn't put it in a work of fiction. (Bigotry is fractal, and today's victim is tomorrow's oppressor.) I do think that homosexuality is slowly but surely being mainstreamed in western culture, despite opposition from threatened masculinists (and conservative women who see female homosexuality as threatening to undermine their status or lifestyle choices).

I really think the world, while fucked up because it's full of humans, is getting better. And unless the Locaust horde or the Reapers or Daleks come over here and enslave the whole species we're going to keep getting better.

But remain fucked up. It's the right of every human being to be a fucked up asshole.

MoreLikePuma

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Have you seen this job opening on coming soon? I think it's right up your alley.

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Posted 1 month ago	[ Reply ] [ Quote ] [ Conversation ]
A'ight, that's a fair point. Hadn't thought of that.