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The Member's Guide to Topiclessness - Page 80

Re: The Member's Guide to Topiclessness

Posted by: Kyoukipichi
Date: 2009-05-06 22:02:53

PWN This!
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An Army of Trolls attacks you for eleventy- bazillion Damage! Then you get ran over by a Toilet paper for no reason. XD
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lol.

Re: The Member's Guide to Topiclessness

Posted by: glitchhunter09
Date: 2009-05-06 22:50:17
Do you know what I like to do sometimes if I have spare time? I like to torture and kill insects. One of my most well remembered insect killings was with a Cockroach that crawled on me while I was outdoors on a camp out with my boy scout troop. I squashed it and it was still alive so to amuse myself I grabbed the twitching yet still alive roach by the leg and carried it over to the fire. Then a friend and I got a stick out of the fire and the roach was starting to make a run for it despite it being wounded. It wasn't fast enough and we fried and melted it with a stick. I have other roach stories from that camp out to share and they do involve fire.

Re: The Member's Guide to Topiclessness

Posted by: Oddcake
Date: 2009-05-07 11:13:38
Wow. I seriously don't have a lot to say to that. I love fire, though. Oh, this one time I sprayed spray on sun block on a bug for like five minutes in a camp in Missouri.

Re: The Member's Guide to Topiclessness

Posted by: ?????(000)
Date: 2009-05-07 11:25:34
What happened to said bug?

Re: The Member's Guide to Topiclessness

Posted by: glitchhunter09
Date: 2009-05-07 14:29:23
I already said, we fried and melted it with a stick. Do you honestly think it would be alive after that?=P

Re: The Member's Guide to Topiclessness

Posted by: ?????(000)
Date: 2009-05-07 15:34:50
No, the other bug, the one Oddcake was mentioning.

Re: The Member's Guide to Topiclessness

Posted by: Zowayix
Date: 2009-05-07 18:55:29
I imagine it would be protected from skin cancer. *shot*

Re: The Member's Guide to Topiclessness

Posted by: Wa
Date: 2009-05-08 18:01:43

Do you know what I like to do sometimes if I have spare time? I like to torture and kill insects. One of my most well remembered insect killings was with a Cockroach that crawled on me while I was outdoors on a camp out with my boy scout troop. I squashed it and it was still alive so to amuse myself I grabbed the twitching yet still alive roach by the leg and carried it over to the fire. Then a friend and I got a stick out of the fire and the roach was starting to make a run for it despite it being wounded. It wasn't fast enough and we fried and melted it with a stick. I have other roach stories from that camp out to share and they do involve fire.

Er… that sounds incredibly sadistic. Admittedly I once put a live slug on a black surface that had been sitting in the sun. Needless to say, the slug was fried in it's own bodily fluid. But everyone does something like that once. Not multiple times.

New topic to avoid the rather grisly one currently ongoing: Vegetarianism! A fire evacuee is staying over, and she's a vegetarian. The Tofurky, oatmeal and protein drinks she brought look inedible. While omnivores practice murder, it's tasty, tasty murder. What do you think?

Re: The Member's Guide to Topiclessness

Posted by: Kyoukipichi
Date: 2009-05-08 18:41:00
If we consider it okay for animals to eat other animals, then it probably would be fine for us to eat animals as well, since we ARE animals.

However, I do avoid eating the more intelligent animals.

Re: The Member's Guide to Topiclessness

Posted by: glitchhunter09
Date: 2009-05-08 19:17:39


Do you know what I like to do sometimes if I have spare time? I like to torture and kill insects. One of my most well remembered insect killings was with a Cockroach that crawled on me while I was outdoors on a camp out with my boy scout troop. I squashed it and it was still alive so to amuse myself I grabbed the twitching yet still alive roach by the leg and carried it over to the fire. Then a friend and I got a stick out of the fire and the roach was starting to make a run for it despite it being wounded. It wasn't fast enough and we fried and melted it with a stick. I have other roach stories from that camp out to share and they do involve fire.

Er… that sounds incredibly sadistic. Admittedly I once put a live slug on a black surface that had been sitting in the sun. Needless to say, the slug was fried in it's own bodily fluid. But everyone does something like that once. Not multiple times.

New topic to avoid the rather grisly one currently ongoing: Vegetarianism! A fire evacuee is staying over, and she's a vegetarian. The Tofurky, oatmeal and protein drinks she brought look inedible. While omnivores practice murder, it's tasty, tasty murder. What do you think?


One more story and I'll stop. A day before we were putting logs on the fire and we threw a log infested with roaches into the fire. the roaches scurried out trying to find an escape. There was only like two or so. One of them attempted to fly its way out but during the process its wings got scorched off and it fell onto the ground in agony. The other one didn't fly. No, it was pacing back and forth and the blaze was surrounding it on all sides. As a last ditch effort to escape it attempted to jump off the log which was stupid because it jumped off into the burning flames and coals below and commited suicide.

Okay, Now I'm done. Continue. Oh and lol to the Slug. I killed one with salt once. It was fun!

Re: The Member's Guide to Topiclessness

Posted by: GARYM9
Date: 2009-05-08 19:36:43

If we consider it okay for animals to eat other animals, then it probably would be fine for us to eat animals as well, since we ARE animals.

However, I do avoid eating the more intelligent animals.


I know someone who thinks its bad when one animal eats another animal.

Re: The Member's Guide to Topiclessness

Posted by: Axaj
Date: 2009-05-08 20:35:23


If we consider it okay for animals to eat other animals, then it probably would be fine for us to eat animals as well, since we ARE animals.

However, I do avoid eating the more intelligent animals.


I know someone who thinks its bad when one animal eats another animal.


I know someone who thinks that plants have veins.

Re: The Member's Guide to Topiclessness

Posted by: Kyoukipichi
Date: 2009-05-08 21:49:08
So, Pokemon fangames. What's your opinion of them? Can they potentially be made much superior to the official games, or do you believe they will never get finished, ever?

There's one that looks very interesting: http://www.pokecommunity.com/showthread.php?t=96483

Re: The Member's Guide to Topiclessness

Posted by: Zowayix
Date: 2009-05-09 19:42:12
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Good news, everyone! My device that allows you to read this post in my voice is no longer limited to imageboards, and now supports SMF.

Re: The Member's Guide to Topiclessness

Posted by: ?????(000)
Date: 2009-05-10 06:51:52
Yay, that's great And so is my underwear.