for a lot of us, Warlight helped us in life and tought us actual lesions that needed to be learned. for me, WL helped me with much. the loss of my mother, sharpening my debate skills, and just learning how to be a better person in general. It has so far been an exciting journey that I am looking forward to continuing for many more years to come. truly, this community feels like home. in real life, I don't have many friends but for choir and my dance classes. even though this community can be such a big band of trolls sometimes * looks at sirsalty * ( jk jk jk XD ) you can always count on finding a debate, a funny story, or just a real life conversation anywhere on these forums. WL has helped me with a lot and I consider all of you personal friends :) and I hope you share the same opinion. hopefully, i'm not the only one whos life has been changed by this simple but amazing game

This reminds me of when I was 12 and posted on Serebii forums (I was really into Pokemon- and actually also a libertarian/Objectivist for a long, long time). The exact same writing style, the same attempts at being casual, etc.

Kind of creepy when you realize how similar humans are. We've all still got the exact same body temperature regardless of what we're wearing- for all our efforts to be different, we're all not different at all.

@Knyte

Not all humans have the same body temperature.

@Cacao True. Ironically, I'm actually at 96.2 F myself. But it's a metaphor yo, and it's largely true- humans (and mammals in general) are insanely good thermal regulators and tend to gravitate very, very strongly toward 98.6.

@Knyte

You should not use the term "gravitate" as it hints that it is falling. Temperature is not falling but indeed it is approximating that temperature.

And it is obvious that that's what happens.

Does it surprise you that water freezes at 0 degrees Celsius in China, and that it also freezes at the same temperature if it was in France?

._. serves me right for responding to a troll

Knyte is one of the most highly respected members of the community, fuck off

Knyte is one of the most highly respected members of the community, fuck off

WARLIGHT IS JUST BADAZZ

What hell are you talking about Asm?

Oh my god I can't wait until your band

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Coolio

I don't usually pick on someone's grammar or spelling, but the original post and thread title has so many mistakes that I'm not sure if it's a troll.

Lol I just said I'm bad at English. I fucking need an English tutor! We all know that it's no secret. Asm , lol you do know I spelled ' band ' that way to get your nerves right? I just wanted to see how quickly you would pick it up. Free speech is an important right....in real life. On online games like this where disrespectful turds like you roam, owners have the right to ban certain people which I am vigorously encouraging in your case

Reddit's politics section is a notorious circlejerk as well.

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for a lot of us, Warlight helped us in life and tought us actual lesions that needed to be learned. for me, WL helped me with much. the loss of my mother, sharpening my debate skills, and just learning how to be a better person in general. ....

Good to hear of your positive experiences here, Conservative. I tend to find that open communities, while often containing lots of trolling and/or flame warring, are the best kind of communities for personal growth. IMO, it's better to be exposed to all sorts of different people and opinions and ideas, including all the good, the bad, and the ugly, than to stay confined to an overly 'safe' or narrow or closed group/community.

Cheers!

Why don't you try sticking to one clan you Irish gypsy.

O.o

I thought he was Persian?

It's because the Irish are associated with drinking and being gypsies.

wl made me openly autistic