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  1. I have nothing to be stressed about so I'm panicking about the mildly uncomfortable sensation of strands of my hair touching my face. Like what the fuck nigga let me feel relaxed for an hour once in a while.
  2. I'm sick and tired all of the time for no reason whatsoever. I'm not even on drugs anymore and I'm still neurotic as anything. How do I turn off the endless dysphoria?
  3. I actually played a fuckton of runescape as a kid and I can say with confidence, there is nothing intellectual about it. It's 100% WoW level grindfest, literally the only reason for 3D in the game is to make botting more difficult. Combat is exclusively dice rolls, every skill takes crazy ass levels of grind to make even a base level of effective. The one thing I will say for it is that the was levels work min-maxing is actually useful but it takes about 5 minutes to figure out the appropriate min-max build for what you want to do.

    Fuck, so many hours wasted on my stupid fucking pure fisher and now I still want to play again. Fuck runescape man, fuck it hard.

    The training is repetitive but to find decent training spots you need to complete quests or do minigames, which gives it some variety. And minigames like Barrows require strategy, Soul Wars, Fist of Guthix, etc, are like games within games. How many MMORPGs even have skills like fishing, or any skills at all? The only skill in most MMORPGs besides combat is crafting, which is "gather x to make a new weapon" and that's it. And can you name a single game that has a decent questing system like Runescape does? The monotony really sets in around level 50 of every skill, at which point the game makers must have been like "fuck it, these people have no lives anyway" but recent updates to Runescape have added combat equipment that is useful at levels 90+. MMORPGs are just meh games in general for the most part I guess.
  4. [FONT=arial]Those best viewed circumspectly in neurodegenerative disease until clinical disease course outcomes data become available, include several antipsychotics, lithium, oxcarbazepine, valproate, several tricyclic antidepressants, certain SSRIs, diazepam, and possibly diphenhydramine[/FONT]
    http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20160205

    Clobenpropit and thioperamide significantly reduced superoxide anion generation and lipid peroxidation. At a concentration of lmM, these two histamine Hj antagonists reduced lipid peroxidation to values lower than that of the control. Impentamine reduced lipid peroxidation at all concentrations used and superoxide anion generation at a concentration of 1mM. Diphenhydramine (0.25 and 0.5mM) significantly reduced both variables at lower concentrations.
    Antihistamines as neuroprotective agents / Hester Elizabeth Badenhorst - ResearchGate. Available from: http://www.researchgate.net/publication/26987868_Antihistamines_as_neuroprotective_agents__Hester_Elizabeth_Badenhorst [accessed Aug 29, 2015].

    [FONT=arial]Evaluation of the antidepressant effect of diphenhydramine[/FONT]
    https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=4&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0CDYQFjADahUKEwiYjp2gwM3HAhULWD4KHe-WCmQ&url=http%3A%2F%2Finnovareacademics.in%2Fjournals%2Findex.php%2Fijms%2Farticle%2Fdownload%2F338%2F290&ei=XDvhVZjwGouw-QHvraqgBg&usg=AFQjCNFSXHYYBvYCOPgw0TDWIc_2A4N6IA&sig2=BZskD_quea8z7CJLxO5sYA

    Taking 25-75mg each night to sleep is a good thing.
  5. Pedophiles aren't real
  6. But muh meaningless useless activities
  7. Despite being somewhat droll at times, the thing that really got me hooked on the game as a youngin' wasn't the combat mechanics or the graphics, like so many games are able to pull off as a superficial appeal while hosting very little actual content, it was the complexity of the game. You can read about the gameplay mechanics, item stats, and training strategies for hundreds of hours and still not have mastered the game. It's an MMORPG that poses an intellectual challenge as a world-inside-a-world that you grow into like a child grasps the grips of reality over time. The polar opposite to this would be The Exiled Realm Of Arborera, which has a dynamic combat system which causes you to plan your moves in real time, but that's all you do, every quest is either "gather x" which means "click on the animated trees 5 times", or "kill x" which means "do the exact same thing you would do to level up, except with one particular monster". The entire game is hack, slash, and dodge, which is also why I didn't like Diablo III very much, or Path of Exile which is a Diablo clone for the computer. Runescape has approximately 30 skills, 200 quests which require puzzle-solving, intricate storylines, and a myriad of activities within each quest to reach a logical conclusion, which I haven't seen in any other game so far. And the dungeoneering skill is more or less a Diablo minigame. I wish I never burned out on RS. I've been playing Lord Of The Rings Online for the past week or two and I've gotten 25 hours put into the game, the quests are mostly gather and kill like (every?) other MMORPG, but the game seems to have depth to it, even though the combat is just spamming 234974127984 to activate your special attacks consecutively to deal damage. I guess the "gather and kill" gameplay is WoW based? I've never played WoW so I can't say for sure, but that's the impression I get of it. So my question is, what is a game that has some diversity and poses itself as an intellectual challenge because of the intricacy of the self contained world? I want a game (free btw) that I can play that won't have me doing the same things I do at level 1 as a do at level 75 and 6,000 hours later.

    Free MMORPGs I've played and my one sentence reviews.
    gather and kill = WoW clone

    MapleStory: How bored are you, seriously, seriously.
    Star Wars Knights Of The Old Republic: WoW Clone; made me want to kill myself.
    RiFT: WoW clone with some depth, environment is reminiscent of Skyrim. Crashed my computer.
    ArchAge: LOLpirates, crashed my computer.
    Dungeons And Dragons Online: Fun combat RPG, everything is pay-to-play after level...four
    Path Of Exile: Diablo clone, fun for ten minutes.
    LOTRO: WoW clone with some depth, doesn't crash my computer, it's what I have to resort to to occupy my time because I have no life and never leave my house.

    Recommend me some shit, and if the game is paid for, at least provide a workable torrent.

    The only non-MMORPG games I've enjoyed recently were Starcraft and Warframe, which is a FPS including platformer elements, which is my kinda game. There are no free platformers and that makes me sad. Rayman 3 defined my childhood.
  8. why can't i stop holding all of these limes?
  9. I don't think I've went through puberty yet


  10. i want to kiss myself
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  12. [FONT=helvetica][SIZE=14px]ever since the decemeber ive been literally sceard to death about this thought! like how earths just a round planet like all i see it as is just a round ball! that where all balacing on its scary asf…. please help its scaring me to fucking death Literally help please! how do i stop being sceard of it[/SIZE][/FONT]
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  14. The whole point of Diablo is to kill everyone who smokes it
  15. Get. A. Job.
  16. hide n go peekabo

    operation tibet

    wrestling with uncle sploo
  17. i was a preejaculate babby
  18. attic of thought is AllMusic track pick
  19. Something, something, Terrence McKenna.

    this

    also hexagrams
  20. i thought to myself "who gives a fuck" and then everything was better
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