Chocolate Blades of Thunder

[Iron Ape]

Yeah, just read through all of that, wish I could say I was surprised.

It sucks that so many people have to obliviously compound an already shitfuckinglyawful situation by, well, being themselves and taking to their interwebs to further perpetuate so many of society's woes with their idiocy. I weep for humanity a little...and then I stop because I remember that we bring so much of it on ourselves.

That said, nothing but heartfelt condolences go out to the people in the Sandy Hook community.

[Asherdelampyr]

It sucks that so many people have to obliviously compound an already shitfuckinglyawful situation by, well, being themselves and taking to their interwebs to further perpetuate so many of society's woes with their idiocy. I weep for humanity a little...and then I stop because I remember that we bring so much of it on ourselves.

That said, nothing but heartfelt condolences go out to the people in the Sandy Hook community.

well, this is seen not so much as a tragedy as another point for whatever dogma the person is pushing, that's what all news is now. We aren't absorbing information, just checking it against our own preconceptions and reacting.

[K2Jelly]

Finally finished up with college exams. If I ever hear about viscosity, oxidation or valence electrons again, it will be too soon.

[Robstar]

Finally finished up with college exams. If I ever hear about viscosity, oxidation or valence electrons again, it will be too soon.

Now you know how WE feel about truncated isohedrons

[K2Jelly]

Now you know how WE feel about truncated isohedrons

Ugh. Don't remind me. I have geometry next semester but hopefully, we have an entire unit on soccer balls.

[Robstar]

6 short years later and they are both back in WWE. Who'd have thought?

[K2Jelly]

6 short years later and they are both back in WWE. Who'd have thought?

I know Dogg's back but what about Gunn?

[Robstar]

You been in a cave? Yeah he resigned as a trainer

[K2Jelly]

You been in a cave? Yeah he resigned as a trainer

/derp

Brainfarts suck.

[Iron Ape]

Some friends, peers, and I have been doing a drive this year to donate some handhelds, consoles, and games to Penn State Hershey Children's Hospital, and tomorrow is the day that we're taking the presents in to hand out. I'm actually pretty excited, much in the same way that I used to get when I was the one on the receiving end of the gifts as a child. We've assembled a pretty kick-ass haul of stuff, too, with donations from close to 20 people. Everything from a new and used Xbox 360 (+ Kinect), a brand new PS3, 2 Wiis, a bunch of DSes and 3DSes, as well as a massive assortment of new and used games.

I got myself a swank-ass new 3DS XL over the summer, so I've decided to part with my original 3DS (with a couple of new games I was able to pick up during the Black Friday sales). The thing is in sterling condition (box, manuals, and all), but I figure it's just not doing me any good just sitting in one of my bins. I'm hoping somebody there can get some real enjoyment out of it. Anyways, I've also got a slew of older consoles (about a half-dozen each of NESes and SNESes) but I really can't decide whether to give them away or not. It's not so much the parting with them that I'm struggling with, but I don't know whether kids today would really be able to appreciate any of the classics. I've got loads and loads of old Mario and Zelda games to go with them, but I'm not sure if they're quite as timeless as I think they are. So, yeah. I guess I'm bringing this up to get some input from you guys. Do you think I should give it a try, or should I not even bother?