Originally posted by Prusak:

Originally posted by A Terribly Charismatic Duck:

Where did you get the source?
How long did that rule existed?

Rules of the forum
At least as long as I was on the forum

I just noticed that this rule only applies on the Payday 2 forums as far as I know.

How was the forums anyway?

Originally posted by Prusak:

Originally posted by Federa:

You deserved the ban.

Maybe.
But

-Prior to a ban, moderators must send an official warning to the user. So users have a chance to change their minds or follow up on rules they didn’t know about.

Where did you get the source?
How long did that rule existed?

Oh you know, dramas. It happens so here's my recent story:

As much as it hurts when you're playing an RTS game then you happened to get attacked and no one is willing to help you, it hurts even more when one of your fellow team members are your friends and you yell at them to a point where you could possibly lose your said friend. I do know it's stupid but it just happens and I don't want to go through that path. I wished I have the power to time travel back to fix my mistakes but we all know this isn't going to happen, I have to accept that reality and I must do something if I don't want it to change that would affect the rest of my high school life.

He once posted a status post maybe not here but in another website and he called me "One of my 'mates'", "salty " & even an "arsehole", it really makes me feel bad. I mean, is it too late to apologies? I should act now before I lose a potential friend but only if I know how I should approach this properly.

I just wanna shine a light.

Originally posted by Dexious:

Originally posted by A Terribly Charismatic Duck:

Why are you so desperate to fuck a furry?

Wait, doesn't the term mean a human being that is attracted to animals with human traits or something?

Originally posted by Google Search:

The furry fandom is a subculture interested in fictional anthropomorphic animal characters with human personalities and characteristics. Examples of anthropomorphic attributes include exhibiting human intelligence and facial expressions, the ability to speak, walk on two legs, and wear clothes.

That's the definition I was looking for.

Originally posted by Sir Illic:

Originally posted by Gianfranco Stercoforti:

doom guy

Italian guy.

(Fellow) Australian guy.

We capture Pokemon by traveling to outskirts, countrysides, forests, caves, the beach and even in the middle of the ocean. Not the boring cities.
And we don't just throw Pokeballs at the creatures, no, we tire them out to increase our chance of success to capture them not to mention to level up my life partner. That takes effort and people say I'm lazy...
We don't battle by using our hands to guide them, we command them by using our voices; they're not toddlers, they can hear!
We can also teach them some special moves that would help us when we're not even fighting such as cutting trees, lighting up caves, travel overseas and even get to fly over an island.
And last and definitely not least: in order to prove ourselves that we are the Pokemon Champions is that we have to win a battle against an Elite Four from a Pokemon League including its champion in one whole session which is very tough to do but if you managed to succeed then you'll be able to visit the Hall of Fame and trainers alike would now pronounce you "The Pokemon Champion".

That takes more effort than just going around a block to catch another pidgey.

Why are you so desperate to fuck a furry?

Wait, doesn't the term mean a human being that is attracted to animals with human traits or something?

Originally posted by Zennock:

Originally posted by A Terribly Charismatic Duck:

Yes, except I like them more which makes them an exception.

I only play them with my friends though.
Really had fun playing Dawn of War and Warcraft 3 at school recently.

Might be off-topics but about Warcraft 3 do you mean the normal pre-installed maps or community created maps?

Why's that may I ask?

Originally posted by Dexious:

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Originally posted by Zennock:

Originally posted by A Terribly Charismatic Duck:

I don't really like the thought of having to play a 30-minute+ real-time session non-stop.

What about RTSs, Ducky?
I'm good at 'em, they're exceptions because of it.

Don't RTS games last about 30 minutes too?

Yes, except I like them more which makes them an exception.

I only play them with my friends though.
Really had fun playing Dawn of War and Warcraft 3 at school recently.