Video of the day (new).

[RedRock]

SMH.
Repeatedly.

Funny. But don't tell anyone I said so.

[Lamron]

It almost doesn't look real. How is she(?) the size of the other four girls combined?

[RedRock]

No, that looks real, for a very obese large girl. Look at her height, compared to the others, and she's a little taller. But all that excess excess fat deposited just makes her huge.


I'd never heard of that "show" or "site" or podcast or whatever it is, until recently there was a link to the show discussing "body count." Was it here I saw that link? Anyway, it had a male MC/DJ/interviewer/host talking to a bunch of attractive girls, and ? 1 or 2 conservative, more modest girls, all early 20's to maybe early 30's at most. The topic, "body count," had the attractive, more scantily dressed girls saying that it is wrong for (desirable) guys to want younger (i.e., less sexually experienced) girls, that "body count" (number of people you've had sex with in your lifetime) "doesn't matter." The male MC/DJ/interviewer/host tried to get them to understand that, right or wrong, guys (real men) VALUE sexual inexperience in (real) women, but that (real) women value sexual experience (which generally comes with age and maturity, which also implies stability and better income and more possessions) in a partner (real man). He couldn't get them to see that as a given, and they kept repeating that "body count" doesn't matter at all, whether big or small. So then, if body count doesn't matter, the male MC/DJ/interviewer/host said, you wouldn't mind telling us your "body count," right? And he asked them all individually about their "body count," and not a one was willing to give a number, not even a range.

[Lamron]

Generally speaking, on any topic, the people who insist the loudest that a particular number "doesn't matter" have a number they are ashamed of.

[Lamron]

Just saw another clip from that show. Jabba the Hutt is a man pretending to be a woman.

[RedRock]

Speak of the devil...... !
www.pushsquare.com/news/2023/05/bungie-is-bringing-back-marathon-on-ps5-pc-xbox-series-xs
www.marathonthegame.com/y3vmGPNRxH3RNTqLkq5PFXZy

Feb 2, 2023 18:24:21 GMT -5 RedRock said:

Really, guys, give this a try.

www.cbr.com/marathon-sci-fi-series-bungie/

Dec 29, 2022 22:42:20 GMT -5 RedRock said:

Due to work, upgraded Mac OS and new Mac, and lack of interest, I just quit playing offline and online about a year ago; the only thing I was doing was COD4 on a trusted server anyway. I did recently replay Portal 1 and started Halo:Masterchief on the Windows side (via BootCamp) through Steam, but other than portal I didn't go very far with the single player game, and I didn't even look to see if there were any online multiplayer servers going.

About a week ago, though, I was cleaning out some files in my downloads folder and came across the downloads from a couple years back of Bungie's masterpiece FPS the Marathon Trilogy (from 1994 through 1996), running via an updated game engine (as I understand it, Aleph One). It has free downloads of all three games (Marathon, Marathon:Durandal, and Marathon:Infinity) for the current Mac OS and for Windows and Linux! And free. They're multilevel maps of FPS human vs. aliens/robots/clones in both colony ship and dirstside settings, lots of shooting and exploring and problem solving (for example, finding the necessary switches to throw, timed just right to make the 7 moving platforms line up so that the player can run/jump across to reach a doorway, etc.), with pretty cool weapons. The graphics do not seem backward, but of course don't have the detailed blades of grass waving (a la COD4), but once the play starts, that kind of thing doesn't matter). LAN parties can be set up for multiplayer maps, and there are probably a few servers running for it online, too, but I haven't looked. There are many scenarios and conversions that can be downloaded for additional single player or LAN fun. So, if you want something interesting and fun to do, give it a go! I love it.

alephone.lhowon.org/