The forums have been in trash for a long time.

One of the big reasons why I rarely visit it anymore.

I don't even bother with the shitposts outside of reporting them anymore. There's just no point in replying to them.

Current one is from Soul Eater. One of the very few animes I actually like. It's not usually one of my preferred froms of entertainment, but I like Soul Eater. And Lord Death is hilarious.

The pic I use the most is a piece of fanart of Bill Cipher, the main antagonist of Gravity Falls.

Wait, when the Hell did THIS happen?

Never read the book regrettably, but the film certainly looks interesting.

I do kind of wish they had changed the title for the film though so that it didn't lead to things like this. I could perseonally care less about the fact that "BFG" can also mean "Big Fucking Gun", but it's just begging for an endless wave of pointless jokes.

I felt similar when I turned into a brony two years ago. Don't worry. You'll survive, one way or another.

I'm uncertain, but I won't give a **** no matter what happens. The hatred of such things is usually extremely petty, and people who complain about it or actively go about insulting people the moment they mention one word about the thing aren't usually people who are worth talking to.

Games like FNaF, Minecraft and perhaps even Undertale are odd cases. I wouldn't exactly compare the situation the CoD franchise is in to any of them apart from all of these games having some kind of notable "hatebase".

Originally posted by Erick:

Originally posted by Panic:

TL;DR A headcrab

tl;dr Fancy Stormtrooper

TL;DR holding a mug.

Originally posted by Jordan:

Ive been meaning to get Super Chibi Knight. I played the first one when I was a kid and it was fun.

That's the reason why I got Super Chibi Knight myself. It was one of the first Flash games I ever played and I really enjoyed it, short as it was.

Already bought a few things so far: Terraria, Super Chibi Knight and Poker Night at the Inventory. May get a few more things I've had on my wishlist soon.

To anyone who has played BioShock before, I've been wanting to get into the series and I'm considering getting the first entry during the sale, maybe the others as well. Does the first game still hold up today in your opinion?

I've heard a lot of fellow Zelda fans say that Redeads, Wallmasters and the like terrified them growing up. In the case I've Redeads I've never been able to relate. To me they were just...slow, undetailed moaning zombies. Especially the OoT and MM variety. They never really creeped me out that much. Wallmasters in OoT startled me the first time I was attacked by one, but the presence of the enemy was never something that I dreaded, and neither was getting grabbed by one.

However, there is one enemy in OoT that practically gave me nightmares after I first fought it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKnx-r4ZzqM

This thing...as soon as it emerged from the ground, it sent chills down my spine. I was stuck, caught by one of it's hands, was unsure of what to do to free myself, and was just stuck watching that pale, tall and gangly deformed zombie getting closer and closer to me. I ultimately freed myself before I could be attacked, but I got a damn good glimpse of it's biting attack right before it got to use it. As soon as I was freed, I swung my sword at it like crazy and got it to back off. At the time, I thought it's huge open jaw was an indication that it was actually about to swallow Link hole, a thought that uttelry horrified me. As a result, I was nervous, scared and tense throughout the rest of the fight.

I managed to make it through the fight without it biting me (although it's burrowing attack did hit me a few times) but I was nonethless relieved when it was over.

It doesn't end there, by the way. I actually went to the Shadow Temple before the Bottom of the Well, so I fought the Dead Hand that was there first. When I found I couldn't continue in the Temple without the Eye of Truth, I went to the Well. I was NOT happy to find that I had to fight the Dead Hand a second time there.

I'm not scared of it anymore by any means, but when I was younger, this was just the worst thing.