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You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
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How come it's so hard for some people to understand that the same term or concept can mean vastly different things to different people?
For example, "video game" can mean, for various people... * Pong * Tetris and Pac-Man * 8-bit Mario and Mega Man games * the cinematics of the Final Fantasy series * the infinite possibilities of the world of Minecraft * casual downtime gaming with Bejeweled * high-speed multiplayer FPS action in Counter-Strike * building a snazzy PC with water cooling and expensive graphics cards and multi-monitor setups to run things at 4K * coming home from work to enjoy some online Mario Kart * violent content, e.g. Grand Theft Auto and Postal * token-eating arcade shmups and fighters * RPG storytelling * DDR * something that boys enjoy * something that loser geeks enjoy * that one hobby that your friend's cousin can't stop yapping about * that newfangled thing that all the little kids are playing these days * a concerning trend that is drawing kids away from outdoor play and physical activity and contributes to obesity and poor health * a medium of addiction/compulsion * a medium for customer engagement
Believe it or not, it's possible for ALL these perspectives to be valid, AT THE SAME TIME.
You are the end result of a “would you push the button” prompt where the prompt was “you have unlimited godlike powers but you appear to all and sundry to be an impetuous child” – Zero, 2022
* fuck regret/danger: fuck intensifier: fucking direct insult: fuck you vocative insult: fucker, fuck (uncommon, usually with other words) dismissal: fuck off, go fuck yourself surprise/confusion/bewilderment: (what) the fuck, holy fuck(ing shit) (by extention of/analogy to "holy shit", rare in shorter form) strict meaning: verb: to have sex (not most common usage) special: fuck up (cause undesired results), fucked (subjected to very unfavorable circumstances, or expected to be such) minced as: screw (sometimes), fudge (rare)
* ass regret/danger: (none, but may be combined with other foul words) intensifier: (none) direct insult: (none, but may be combined with other foul words) vocative insult: ass (uncommon), pain in the ass dismissal: (none) surprise/confusion/bewilderment: (none) strict meaning: bottom/behind (body part) (most common usage) minced as: butt, behind, arse (equivalent in UK)
* asshole regret/danger: (none) intensifier: (none) direct insult: (none) vocative insult: asshole (most common usage) dismissal: (none) surprise/confusion/bewilderment: (none) strict meaning: anus special: assholery (actions that an asshole might do, collective noun, uncommon) minced as: butthole (rare)
* damn regret/danger: damn, dammit/damnit/damn it, goddamn it/goddammit intensifier: damn/damned, goddamn/goddamned direct insult: damn you (and variants) vocative insult: (none, unless combined with other words) dismissal: (none) surprise/confusion/bewilderment: (none) strict meaning: condemn/condenmed (verb or adjective) (especially in a religious/spiritual sense) (only used poetically) minced as: dang, dangit, dagnabbit, etc.
* bitch regret/danger: (none) intensifier: (none) direct insult: (none) vocative insult: bitch, son of a bitch dismissal: (none) surprise/confusion/bewilderment: (none) strict meaning: female dog (rarely used, except for wordplay) special: bitch (complain, especially in a disagreeable way, verb), bitching/bitchin' (impressive/desirable, adjective) note: often gender-specific or gender-implying minced as: (none)
* shit regret/danger: shit (possibly repeated), aww shit, oh shit intensifier: (none, except in "chickenshit") direct insult: bullshit, horseshit (regarding objects and ideas, but not people) vocative insult: shit (uncommon), [quantity noun] of shit (regarding objects and ideas, but not people), shithole (regarding a place) dismissal: (none) surprise/confusion/bewilderment: (what) the shit (is this?), holy shit strict meaning: defecate (verb), feces (noun) special: shit (stuff/things, collective noun, sometimes derogatory, sometimes self-deprecating), shit (lie to/exaggerate/kid, verb, usually in present participle (shitting)), shit on (speak ill of/rag on, verb, in analogy to strict meaning), shitty (of poor quality, adjective, in analogy to strict meaning), the shit (something desirable in a positive way, collective noun, sometimes minced as "the shiznit") note: frequently combined with other words minced as: crap, shiz (rare)
* hell regret/danger: (none) intensifier: (none) direct insult: (none) vocative insult: hell (regarding a place or situation, especially but not necessarily one that is literally hot, by analogy with strict meaning) dismissal: (none) surprise/confusion/bewilderment: (what) the hell strict meaning: a condition or location of the afterlife that is believed to be unpleasant and/or the punishment or gathering of evil entities such as demons, often depicted as fiery note: often considered acceptable (especially when used in literary or religious/spiritual contexts), used in adjective form "hellish" minced as: heck, "H E double hockey sticks" (juvenile/uncommon)
* dick regret/danger: (none) intensifier: (none) direct insult: (none) vocative insult: dick dismissal: (none) surprise/confusion/bewilderment: (none) strict meaning: penis special: dick around (mess around), dickish (adjective form) note: sometimes gender-specific/gender-implying, common abbreviation of the name "Richard", archaic slang for "detective" minced as: Dickens (uncommon)
* cunt regret/danger: (none) intensifier: (none) direct insult: (none) vocative insult: cunt dismissal: (none) surprise/confusion/bewilderment (none) strict meaning: vagina note: often gender-specific/gender-implying
* fuck regret/danger: fuck intensifier: fucking direct insult: fuck you vocative insult: fucker, fuck (uncommon, usually with other words) dismissal: fuck off, go fuck yourself surprise/confusion/bewilderment: (what) the fuck, holy fuck(ing shit) (by extention of/analogy to "holy shit", rare in shorter form) strict meaning: verb: to have sex (not most common usage) special: fuck up (cause undesired results), fucked (subjected to very unfavorable circumstances, or expected to be such) minced as: screw (sometimes), fudge (rare)
* ass regret/danger: (none, but may be combined with other foul words) intensifier: (none) direct insult: (none, but may be combined with other foul words) vocative insult: ass (uncommon), pain in the ass dismissal: (none) surprise/confusion/bewilderment: (none) strict meaning: bottom/behind (body part) (most common usage) minced as: butt, behind, arse (equivalent in UK)
* asshole regret/danger: (none) intensifier: (none) direct insult: (none) vocative insult: asshole (most common usage) dismissal: (none) surprise/confusion/bewilderment: (none) strict meaning: anus special: assholery (actions that an asshole might do, collective noun, uncommon) minced as: butthole (rare)
* damn regret/danger: damn, dammit/damnit/damn it, goddamn it/goddammit intensifier: damn/damned, goddamn/goddamned direct insult: damn you (and variants) vocative insult: (none, unless combined with other words) dismissal: (none) surprise/confusion/bewilderment: (none) strict meaning: condemn/condenmed (verb or adjective) (especially in a religious/spiritual sense) (only used poetically) minced as: dang, dangit, dagnabbit, etc.
* bitch regret/danger: (none) intensifier: (none) direct insult: (none) vocative insult: bitch, son of a bitch dismissal: (none) surprise/confusion/bewilderment: (none) strict meaning: female dog (rarely used, except for wordplay) special: bitch (complain, especially in a disagreeable way, verb), bitching/bitchin' (impressive/desirable, adjective) note: often gender-specific or gender-implying minced as: (none)
* shit regret/danger: shit (possibly repeated), aww shit, oh shit intensifier: (none, except in "chickenshit") direct insult: bullshit, horseshit (regarding objects and ideas, but not people) vocative insult: shit (uncommon), [quantity noun] of shit (regarding objects and ideas, but not people), shithole (regarding a place) dismissal: (none) surprise/confusion/bewilderment: (what) the shit (is this?), holy shit strict meaning: defecate (verb), feces (noun) special: shit (stuff/things, collective noun, sometimes derogatory, sometimes self-deprecating), shit (lie to/exaggerate/kid, verb, usually in present participle (shitting)), shit on (speak ill of/rag on, verb, in analogy to strict meaning), shitty (of poor quality, adjective, in analogy to strict meaning), the shit (something desirable in a positive way, collective noun, sometimes minced as "the shiznit") note: frequently combined with other words minced as: crap, shiz (rare)
* hell regret/danger: (none) intensifier: (none) direct insult: (none) vocative insult: hell (regarding a place or situation, especially but not necessarily one that is literally hot, by analogy with strict meaning) dismissal: (none) surprise/confusion/bewilderment: (what) the hell strict meaning: a condition or location of the afterlife that is believed to be unpleasant and/or the punishment or gathering of evil entities such as demons, often depicted as fiery note: often considered acceptable (especially when used in literary or religious/spiritual contexts), used in adjective form "hellish" minced as: heck, "H E double hockey sticks" (juvenile/uncommon)
* dick regret/danger: (none) intensifier: (none) direct insult: (none) vocative insult: dick dismissal: (none) surprise/confusion/bewilderment: (none) strict meaning: penis special: dick around (mess around), dickish (adjective form) note: sometimes gender-specific/gender-implying, common abbreviation of the name "Richard", archaic slang for "detective" minced as: Dickens (uncommon)
* cunt regret/danger: (none) intensifier: (none) direct insult: (none) vocative insult: cunt dismissal: (none) surprise/confusion/bewilderment (none) strict meaning: vagina note: often gender-specific/gender-implying
A: "No, but I'm in the girl scouts." A: "I'm too old to be in the boy scouts." A: "No, but I used to be." A: "I used to be." A: "No, but I was a cub scout." A: "I was a cub scout once." A: "No, I'm a cub scout." A: "They're not available in my country."
Thou may suggest in different directions, or not suggest at all. 'tis fun.
Sometimes you may refrain from suggesting one thing, just to see how the other person reacts and thus deduce what the other person used to fill in the blank. 'tis also fun.
an RPG where the protagonists are associated with non-Judeo-Christian terminology/symbolism/mythological tradition and the antagonists are associated with Judeo-Christian terminology/symbolism/mythological tradition
an RPG where the protagonists are associated with terminology/symbolism/mythological "tradition" of stories created in the last thirty years and the antagonists are associated with long-standing terminology/symbolism/mythological tradition (such as Judeo-Christian, Greco-Roman, and Norse mythologies)
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See, this is what happens.
1. new version update
2. stuff gets broken
3. install apps to restore functionality
4. repeat cycle
So after a while I ended up with like 10 or 15 add-ons for Firefox.
james bummed
You're just sour about my not liking Lollipop.
Don't make me Narwhal Blast you
this one basically works
though it's ad-supported and makes me feel unclean
and it really doesn't work smoothly anyway
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microsoft.next
i'm giving this one a second try now
beautiful.
The negative reactions of the audience is proof of trolls' effectiveness.
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For example, "video game" can mean, for various people...
* Pong
* Tetris and Pac-Man
* 8-bit Mario and Mega Man games
* the cinematics of the Final Fantasy series
* the infinite possibilities of the world of Minecraft
* casual downtime gaming with Bejeweled
* high-speed multiplayer FPS action in Counter-Strike
* building a snazzy PC with water cooling and expensive graphics cards and multi-monitor setups to run things at 4K
* coming home from work to enjoy some online Mario Kart
* violent content, e.g. Grand Theft Auto and Postal
* token-eating arcade shmups and fighters
* RPG storytelling
* DDR
* something that boys enjoy
* something that loser geeks enjoy
* that one hobby that your friend's cousin can't stop yapping about
* that newfangled thing that all the little kids are playing these days
* a concerning trend that is drawing kids away from outdoor play and physical activity and contributes to obesity and poor health
* a medium of addiction/compulsion
* a medium for customer engagement
Believe it or not, it's possible for ALL these perspectives to be valid, AT THE SAME TIME.
fires explosive tiaras
gives off radiation
This is what the lyrics actually sound like:
...
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gives off radey A shun...
It just means that a given classification/delineation/definition/etc. is subjective.
"subjective" does not mean "not studied", "without basis", "illogical", or "whimsical".
It just means that someone had to make a judgement call at some point, because the classification is fuzzy or otherwise not well-defined.
here's the difference
you're thinking of videogames as unrealistic abstractions of movie scenes
i'm thinking of movie scenes as non-interactive stylizations of gameplay sequences
it's made my life much better than it would otherwise have been
representing complexities of a situation in an abstracted, rules-based, representation that is also an interactive simulation
rather than a single-look, fixed-in-time recounting of a scenario that one has no control over which to truly understand what goes on
JOKES FOR THE JOKES THROW
Sorry, "gta cod tera rift" is not a vaild game name. Please try (learning proper punctuation and grammar) again.
Pls lrn 2 spell ty.
* fuck
regret/danger: fuck
intensifier: fucking
direct insult: fuck you
vocative insult: fucker, fuck (uncommon, usually with other words)
dismissal: fuck off, go fuck yourself
surprise/confusion/bewilderment: (what) the fuck, holy fuck(ing shit) (by extention of/analogy to "holy shit", rare in shorter form)
strict meaning: verb: to have sex (not most common usage)
special: fuck up (cause undesired results), fucked (subjected to very unfavorable circumstances, or expected to be such)
minced as: screw (sometimes), fudge (rare)
* ass
regret/danger: (none, but may be combined with other foul words)
intensifier: (none)
direct insult: (none, but may be combined with other foul words)
vocative insult: ass (uncommon), pain in the ass
dismissal: (none)
surprise/confusion/bewilderment: (none)
strict meaning: bottom/behind (body part) (most common usage)
minced as: butt, behind, arse (equivalent in UK)
* asshole
regret/danger: (none)
intensifier: (none)
direct insult: (none)
vocative insult: asshole (most common usage)
dismissal: (none)
surprise/confusion/bewilderment: (none)
strict meaning: anus
special: assholery (actions that an asshole might do, collective noun, uncommon)
minced as: butthole (rare)
* damn
regret/danger: damn, dammit/damnit/damn it, goddamn it/goddammit
intensifier: damn/damned, goddamn/goddamned
direct insult: damn you (and variants)
vocative insult: (none, unless combined with other words)
dismissal: (none)
surprise/confusion/bewilderment: (none)
strict meaning: condemn/condenmed (verb or adjective) (especially in a religious/spiritual sense) (only used poetically)
minced as: dang, dangit, dagnabbit, etc.
* bitch
regret/danger: (none)
intensifier: (none)
direct insult: (none)
vocative insult: bitch, son of a bitch
dismissal: (none)
surprise/confusion/bewilderment: (none)
strict meaning: female dog (rarely used, except for wordplay)
special: bitch (complain, especially in a disagreeable way, verb), bitching/bitchin' (impressive/desirable, adjective)
note: often gender-specific or gender-implying
minced as: (none)
* shit
regret/danger: shit (possibly repeated), aww shit, oh shit
intensifier: (none, except in "chickenshit")
direct insult: bullshit, horseshit (regarding objects and ideas, but not people)
vocative insult: shit (uncommon), [quantity noun] of shit (regarding objects and ideas, but not people), shithole (regarding a place)
dismissal: (none)
surprise/confusion/bewilderment: (what) the shit (is this?), holy shit
strict meaning: defecate (verb), feces (noun)
special: shit (stuff/things, collective noun, sometimes derogatory, sometimes self-deprecating), shit (lie to/exaggerate/kid, verb, usually in present participle (shitting)), shit on (speak ill of/rag on, verb, in analogy to strict meaning), shitty (of poor quality, adjective, in analogy to strict meaning), the shit (something desirable in a positive way, collective noun, sometimes minced as "the shiznit")
note: frequently combined with other words
minced as: crap, shiz (rare)
* hell
regret/danger: (none)
intensifier: (none)
direct insult: (none)
vocative insult: hell (regarding a place or situation, especially but not necessarily one that is literally hot, by analogy with strict meaning)
dismissal: (none)
surprise/confusion/bewilderment: (what) the hell
strict meaning: a condition or location of the afterlife that is believed to be unpleasant and/or the punishment or gathering of evil entities such as demons, often depicted as fiery
note: often considered acceptable (especially when used in literary or religious/spiritual contexts), used in adjective form "hellish"
minced as: heck, "H E double hockey sticks" (juvenile/uncommon)
* dick
regret/danger: (none)
intensifier: (none)
direct insult: (none)
vocative insult: dick
dismissal: (none)
surprise/confusion/bewilderment: (none)
strict meaning: penis
special: dick around (mess around), dickish (adjective form)
note: sometimes gender-specific/gender-implying, common abbreviation of the name "Richard", archaic slang for "detective"
minced as: Dickens (uncommon)
* cunt
regret/danger: (none)
intensifier: (none)
direct insult: (none)
vocative insult: cunt
dismissal: (none)
surprise/confusion/bewilderment (none)
strict meaning: vagina
note: often gender-specific/gender-implying
also several of those can be more versatile than you implied, you just have to be creative
"dickens" isn't a minced form of "dick", btw, or a reference to the author; it's an archaic euphemism for "devil", which can also be a swear word
mainly by dog-breeders but still
Q: "Are you in the boy scouts?"
A: "No."
can mean
A: "No, but I'm in the girl scouts."
A: "I'm too old to be in the boy scouts."
A: "No, but I used to be."
A: "I used to be."
A: "No, but I was a cub scout."
A: "I was a cub scout once."
A: "No, I'm a cub scout."
A: "They're not available in my country."
Thou may suggest in different directions, or not suggest at all. 'tis fun.
Sometimes you may refrain from suggesting one thing, just to see how the other person reacts and thus deduce what the other person used to fill in the blank. 'tis also fun.
an RPG where the protagonists are associated with terminology/symbolism/mythological "tradition" of stories created in the last thirty years and the antagonists are associated with long-standing terminology/symbolism/mythological tradition (such as Judeo-Christian, Greco-Roman, and Norse mythologies)