SeanyTheSailor

Cuz he's always so mad.

tyler is always mad

Ohai Daxbro

Were that my daughter i would throw her out of the house. But then again I wouldn't raise such a little [bleep].

Oh man, I haven't laughed this hard since I was a little school girl. Glad i could be of assistance.

Seany has just rented Due Date, shall he streamit??

You spam me right round /FG/, right round, Like a troller baby, right round /FG/, Right round, round, round

No comments on shooped Tyler? Speaking of which, the man himself.

Damn, that rainbow needs glitter. Oh well, gimmie another image.

working on haylows image

I feel like shooping an image. Someone give me an image.

It does seem like its from a lot longer ago.

Probably true, but I would strongly consider it.

Shut up halo, I'll just beat you senseless. Besides we go through so much material it might as well be 20 years ago.

I will beat you senseless with nostalgia. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcCkaUlTaaQ&feature=related

inb4emotionaloutpour

Like I said, my understanding of TF2 is very minimal, the classes seemed the same and gameplay did too. @napalm I guess it's kinda like if your "soul" could take a physical form, thats what your patronus is.

Oh also, my brother had rented brink. It seemed a lot like TF2 from what I'd heard of TF2.

In harry potter a patronus is sort of supposed to represent you.

@ Napalm, that's interesting I've never heard that. @halo Another example is that, whenever airplanes fly over, elephants have been observed trying to hide the ones with larger tusks, who would be more likely poached for their ivory.

I agree.

But there was probably never another animal of their species in equal danger. That's what I'm interested to see.

I'm actually interested to see if animals do feel empathy for other animals. Like would a chimpanzee, if it knew how save another chimpanzee or a human being? If it was more emotionally attached to the human would it save said human over the chimp? Also I think we do still try to make ourselves special, we always talk about human rights, and the value of human life. There is absolutely nothing more valuable about a human life than any other life, and the only right you are guaranteed by is the right to pursue survival.

How are we more emotionally developed. Elephants mourn their dead, they don't become depressed when they kill a lion attacking them though.

I think PTSD is more our society's fault than warfare's. Men used to literally hack each other limb from limb, and live on fine, but today, we shoot a person from 100 yards and we're scarred for life. Also, when it comes down to it, killing a human being is no different than killing any other animal, we just try to make ourselves special.