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[Sachaztan]

bro i never said i was super cool or that i thought i was so great, you and xii did.

Where in this thread did this happen? Just because it's obvious what you think of yourself doesn't mean others share your ideals.

[XIIcorps]

bro i never said i was super cool or that i thought i was so great, you and xii did. im explaining how im running shit like a G with regard to myself. if what i say makes you comment about how great i must feel about myself, you are inferring that there is greatness to be felt based on how i live my life. if you believe that i am striving to be cool by explaining my life's focuses, you are the one gathering that there is something inherently cool about my life. what one man can do so can another.

I need to stay out of this thread before I have an aneurysm.
The hypocratic narcissism is just mind boggling.

[PonySlaystation]

You pick up trashy girls at sleazy clubs, do drugs and ramble incoherently. This must be the prime time of your life.

[XIIcorps]

bro i never said i was super cool or that i thought i was so great, you and xii did.

no where in this thread does anyone ellude to you being cool, or them even having the remotest feelings praise for you.
This whole thing has been one giant piss take to try and shock you back into some sort of reality.  Much like what alpha tiggy copped, except where we had success with her, you've taken the attention and amalgamated it into some sort of crusade of self validation.

[omgNiko]

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[chefarzt]

tl;dr
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2a4gyJsY0mc

[XIIcorps]

tl;dr
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2a4gyJsY0mc

where the fuck have you been for the last 10 pages.
top song btw tho I feel hes more into
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XNFokmDKrE&feature=youtube_gdata_player

[chefarzt]

To late boi, already put this in.
Chefarzt, Intranet Badass

[omgNiko]

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[chefarzt]

Lol, that gif is hypnotic.

[omgNiko]

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[chefarzt]

Dont watch this, watch that:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0067140/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1

[tank130]

This thread makes me want to unplug the internet

[chefarzt]

In this thread, Internet unplugs You!

[chefarzt]

Actually im thinking about making this my platform for unreflected thoughts, stay tuned.

[chefarzt]

So yeah

[chefarzt]

Is what we're experiencing in life nothing more but an illusion? If that is the case, then all the answers to these questions will be just a false illusion projected by my mind and not actually thoughts from a living and thinking being. Do others get the feeling that life may be an illusion? If that is the case, then what you do, negative or positive, is essentially meaningless. If life is an illusion, then you can do whatever you want to the people around you because they're false beings that your mind is projecting to make you feel like you're experiencing something meaningful. Dying would be meaningless since it just another illusion of this false world. Does anyone else believe that we're surrounded be meaningless objects that are only important to us because we BELIEVE they're important. Are all these humans around me nothing more but nothingness?

[chefarzt]

Now if u believed this, would you shoot urself in the face?

[chefarzt]

Animals misunderstood by humans?

(Phys.org) —Humans have been deceiving themselves for thousands of years that they're smarter than the rest of the animal kingdom, despite growing evidence to the contrary, according to University of Adelaide experts in evolutionary biology.
"For millennia, all kinds of authorities – from religion to eminent scholars – have been repeating the same idea ad nauseam, that humans are exceptional by virtue that they are the smartest in the animal kingdom," says Dr Arthur Saniotis, Visiting Research Fellow with the University's School of Medical Sciences.
"However, science tells us that animals can have cognitive faculties that are superior to human beings."
He says the belief that humans have superior intelligence harks back to the Agricultural Revolution some 10,000 years ago when people began producing cereals and domesticating animals. This gained momentum with the development of organised religion, which viewed human beings as the top species in creation.
"The belief of human cognitive superiority became entrenched in human philosophy and sciences. Even Aristotle, probably the most influential of all thinkers, argued that humans were superior to other animals due to our exclusive ability to reason," Dr Saniotis says.
While animal rights began to rise in prominence during the 19th century, the drive of the Industrial Revolution forestalled any gains made in the awareness of other animals.
Professor Maciej Henneberg, a professor of anthropological and comparative anatomy from the School of Medical Sciences, says animals often possess different abilities that are misunderstood by humans.
"The fact that they may not understand us, while we do not understand them, does not mean our 'intelligences' are at different levels, they are just of different kinds. When a foreigner tries to communicate with us using an imperfect, broken, version of our language, our impression is that they are not very intelligent. But the reality is quite different," Professor Henneberg says.
"Animals offer different kinds of intelligences which have been under-rated due to humans' fixation on language and technology. These include social and kinaesthetic intelligence. Some mammals, like gibbons, can produce a large number of varied sounds – over 20 different sounds with clearly different meanings that allow these arboreal primates to communicate across tropical forest canopy. The fact that they do not build houses is irrelevant to the gibbons.
"Many quadrupeds leave complex olfactory marks in their environment, and some, like koalas, have special pectoral glands for scent marking. Humans, with their limited sense of smell, can't even gauge the complexity of messages contained in olfactory markings, which may be as rich in information as the visual world," he says.
Professor Henneberg says domestic pets also give us close insight into mental abilities of mammals and birds. "They can even communicate to us their demands and make us do things they want. The animal world is much more complex than we give it credit for," he says.