Identity Decryption

[WD-40]

I never understood why we still have an embargo with Cuba. We made friends with the USSR, and China.. what's the problem with Cuba? Panameno in da haus by the way. Bet you guys didn't know.

Agreed. I want access to legal Cuban cigars. And I really liked Desi Arnez in 'I love Lucy'

[11_Panama_]

I could drive to Windsor (Canada, across the river from Detroit) in about 4 hours or so. I can smoke them til' I puke there.

[Duel of Fates]

I could drive to Windsor (Canada, across the river from Detroit) in about 4 hours or so. I can smoke them til' I puke there.

No wonder the Canadians hate us. Panama keeps puking on their country.

[Draigun]

SHA512 of my plain text cd-key

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9e3ad0f9502716b859d5e3205c8148b6656a254b72d7e6c428bb0a455f27548396b2603fdcae1873c00acb35ab7ff81fadecf194b3d4228041e680f1b6faef28

Good luck.

[THEWULFMAN]

So basically, we just talk about ourselves a bit?

Um, alright, I guess.

I'm one of the few people left with even 25% white mountain Apache blood in me. I respect my heritage on both sides of my family. Apache on my mom's side, and Scottish on my dad's side.

Technically, you have to go back quite a few generations to get back to the Plummer families' roots, Scotland. They moved from Scotland, to England and then America.

But I like considering myself Apache/Scottish because let's face it, that's a pretty awesome mix. Especially considering I'm related to Geronimo on my mom's side and a knight (Sir Walter Plummer) on my dad's side. Sir Walter Plummer moved with the family to the states (or rather colonies) in the 1600's, but then retired to Bermuda.

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I'm a huge human right's advocate, and anything sexist, racist and the like will piss me off. I'm a Methodist, and I lean slightly liberal, but am mostly independent of any political party's ideology. I'm going to be 20 in a month. I don't know how to drive or swim, never found the time for either thus far.

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This is a list of most of my favorite movies.

I consider myself an amateur astronomer, and I also have a love for paleontology.

I also have a beard that puts anyone else's to shame because it's foofy and thick, but not too long. My hair is ~16 inches long.

I'm also very unhealthy, suffering from Fibromyalgia and weak muscles from lack of exercise due to the former. I sprained my left arm by leaning on it slightly two days ago, kind of a wake up call I need to get into better shape.

[[m'kay]]

I like to write and lift weights, smoke weed and drink from time to time, and also think that video games are pretty cool. Going to spend a lot of time with my dad's side of the family since I started re-connecting with them, so i'm gonna be hanging out on house boats and swimming and paintballing and it's gonna be so [m'kay] great! Also everyone on my dad's side thinks i'm swole as [m'kay] even though a lot of it is actually fat, so that's some pretty good motivation to actually get really ripped because if I start looking weak now i'm gonna feel like a massive tool.

Also apparently i'm smart as [m'kay], which is nice. Got a 92 on the ASVAB back in high school, had more fun scraping by high school with the exact amount of credits I needed rather than doing AP bull [poo], and had a lot of fun learning how to work with and occasionally use people.

I'm also an (admittedly [poo]) Buddhist. I started getting interested in Buddhism early on in high school, and since then i've gotten progressively more serious about it. I appreciate the fact that it puts a great emphasis on the will of the individual rather than the collective. Those who achieve Buddhahood aren't revered as gods, and we don't pray to them or anything - they're just teachers that impart wisdom to those who seek it. But it's not any kind of meritocracy, really - the will of the individual is paramount, but that doesn't mean that the individual in question is only beholden to themselves. A great part of the teachings revolve around compassion - reducing the pain of your fellow man using the methods you've been taught.

Many Buddhists take this to heart in many different ways. There are quite a few that practice pacifism, some who use politics as a tool to prevent suffering, those who act as community leaders, etc. I'm not really good enough to do any of that. However, I still try to live up to the teachings in my own way - I may not be able to keep from fighting, I might not be patient enough for politics, but at the very least I can help to dissuade those who would cause pain to others. I know that this might seem rather hypocritical considering my usual demeanor on these forums, but honestly about 90% of the time i'm genuinely trying to help the people I insult. It's just that in real life, you have many more options than on the internet. In real life, you can be kind and understanding and be a great help to everyone, children in particular. But on the internet, where a lot of suffering is beginning to gather, kindness does nothing but exacerbate the problem.

Humans are meant to have physical, personal relationships. The internet is a great tool, but as it's hardly even out of infancy, it's incredibly easy to abuse. I, for one, was raised predominantly by the internet. Whether or not I came out well is up for debate, but no er what the result i'm probably an exception. I managed to stay fairly social, happy, and well-adjusted. And yet there are grown men on the internet who define themselves not by their deeds, but by which My Little Pony they want to marry. Completely unironically. Obliviously. And these people, among other obvious suspects, are the ones who found acceptance on the internet when they never should have. That's what I try to nip in the bud on these forums - which is why most of my "targets" end up being children.

So everyone i've talked [poo] to in the past, I really want you to understand this. I don't do it because I hate you, outside of a couple - and even that's more of a very deep dislike - I do it because I really, really don't want you to end up being 30 year old manchildren someday down the line. These lives only come around once every long, long while - and to waste it on a novelty like the internet is very unfortunate. Also because having a huge throbbing ego over an internet space war game is really, really stupid.

Also I like kitties.

[[JOG]WorldFear]

Also I like kitties.

YES!!!

[Son]

Also I like kitties.

YES!!!

Me too...they taste like chicken.

[Duel of Fates]

Also I like kitties.

YES!!!

Me too...they taste like chicken.

With fried rice. No MSG.

[11_Panama_]

I like to write and lift weights, smoke weed and drink from time to time, and also think that video games are pretty cool. Going to spend a lot of time with my dad's side of the family since I started re-connecting with them, so i'm gonna be hanging out on house boats and swimming and paintballing and it's gonna be so [m'kay] great! Also everyone on my dad's side thinks i'm swole as [m'kay] even though a lot of it is actually fat, so that's some pretty good motivation to actually get really ripped because if I start looking weak now i'm gonna feel like a massive tool.

Also apparently i'm smart as [m'kay], which is nice. Got a 92 on the ASVAB back in high school, had more fun scraping by high school with the exact amount of credits I needed rather than doing AP bull [poo], and had a lot of fun learning how to work with and occasionally use people.

I'm also an (admittedly [poo]) Buddhist. I started getting interested in Buddhism early on in high school, and since then i've gotten progressively more serious about it. I appreciate the fact that it puts a great emphasis on the will of the individual rather than the collective. Those who achieve Buddhahood aren't revered as gods, and we don't pray to them or anything - they're just teachers that impart wisdom to those who seek it. But it's not any kind of meritocracy, really - the will of the individual is paramount, but that doesn't mean that the individual in question is only beholden to themselves. A great part of the teachings revolve around compassion - reducing the pain of your fellow man using the methods you've been taught.

Many Buddhists take this to heart in many different ways. There are quite a few that practice pacifism, some who use politics as a tool to prevent suffering, those who act as community leaders, etc. I'm not really good enough to do any of that. However, I still try to live up to the teachings in my own way - I may not be able to keep from fighting, I might not be patient enough for politics, but at the very least I can help to dissuade those who would cause pain to others. I know that this might seem rather hypocritical considering my usual demeanor on these forums, but honestly about 90% of the time i'm genuinely trying to help the people I insult. It's just that in real life, you have many more options than on the internet. In real life, you can be kind and understanding and be a great help to everyone, children in particular. But on the internet, where a lot of suffering is beginning to gather, kindness does nothing but exacerbate the problem.

Humans are meant to have physical, personal relationships. The internet is a great tool, but as it's hardly even out of infancy, it's incredibly easy to abuse. I, for one, was raised predominantly by the internet. Whether or not I came out well is up for debate, but no er what the result i'm probably an exception. I managed to stay fairly social, happy, and well-adjusted. And yet there are grown men on the internet who define themselves not by their deeds, but by which My Little Pony they want to marry. Completely unironically. Obliviously. And these people, among other obvious suspects, are the ones who found acceptance on the internet when they never should have. That's what I try to nip in the bud on these forums - which is why most of my "targets" end up being children.

So everyone i've talked [poo] to in the past, I really want you to understand this. I don't do it because I hate you, outside of a couple - and even that's more of a very deep dislike - I do it because I really, really don't want you to end up being 30 year old manchildren someday down the line. These lives only come around once every long, long while - and to waste it on a novelty like the internet is very unfortunate. Also because having a huge throbbing ego over an internet space war game is really, really stupid.

Also I like kitties.