re: thinky thoughts on games.

[testifies]

Simply saying 'no' seems like a futile endeavor in the long run of what will undoubtedly be a whirlwind of indecision and transparent worries. I'm saying it anyway; no. I've grown fond of this tiny space of the internet in which you and I have become comfortable in, wherein I don't have to do anything ridiculous or downright awful. Look at all the fucks I'm giving over whether or not that's selfish.
Spoiler: it's 0.
I'll be selfish if I fucking want to on this matter.

If you're going to do it, then do it.
Better me than anyone else you have in your repertoire of chumps. It just feels cowardly going in alone, so to speak. Call it sentimental all you like, but I'd rather have back-up that I trust rather than anything else that might be thrown at me.

This entire thing is so incredibly asinine, I don't understand how you can be insensate about it.

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[testifies]

The cliché's aren't necessarily a bad thing.
Say you were a cartoon, for example. Cartoon law would dictate by sticking to this particular cliché, you'll come out on top.
Like the Scooby Gang, I guess.
Except those assholes never listen to Velma. Listen to your Velma, unless they're a moron. In which case, usurp that asshole.
I'm pretty sure you'll all going to be alright, is what I'm saying. That metaphor got a little away from me.

B)

[nukeoleptic]

we are alright :)
i got to meet you in game, and......
you are pretty much as cool as dave always said you were