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Squash Monster

Posted on 06-22-07 09:51 AM

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Rules: Post at least a paragraph. Say who the guy who posted before you is. And any others you feel like. We'll find out who was right when this is over, and then roffles will ensue.

Alright, so I thought it was getting kinda lame in here, because stupid things that 4chan's anonymous does get old really quick if you're not complete and utter bastards. And our forum lacks the capacity for true cruelty.

So this is something interesting to do with our new anonymous powers. Hopefully it'll get things going pretty well, 'cause I want to spree. Not that most of you whippersnappers have ever seen me spreeing anyway.

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Posted on 06-22-07 09:52 AM

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Shut up, Squash!

Sonicandfails

Posted on 06-22-07 09:53 AM

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Stag go away.

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Stark

Posted on 06-22-07 09:53 AM (rev. 2 of 06-22-07 09:53 AM)

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Well, I have to say I approve of this. It was... Unexpected, to say the least. Fun is always a good thing. As for the person above me, I'd randomly say EDIT HAKSDFHLKASD stupid people posting faster than me

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Koitenshin -∞

Posted on 06-22-07 09:57 AM

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I have to say the above is HyperHacker or one of the other more intelligent members of the board.

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Squash Monster

Posted on 06-22-07 09:57 AM (rev. 2 of 06-22-07 09:58 AM)

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Alastor? It occurs to me that I'm actually going to really suck at this game, because I never really learned who most of the people who aren't major oldbies with good post layouts are. Oh well. ____________________

Stark

Posted on 06-22-07 09:58 AM

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Puella Magi

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Posted by ?
I have to say the above is HyperHacker or one of the other more intelligent members of the board.

HyperHacker?

Intelligent?

That's an. INTERESTING interpretation.

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Lex Luthor

Posted on 06-22-07 09:59 AM

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Koit

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Posted on 06-22-07 10:00 AM

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I read the original poster's remarks, and I must say, I firmly negate this nonsensical claim, that people '[lack] the capacity for true cruelty.' This is ridiculous, as people are not moral beings, but simply animals motivated by a system of incentives and disincentives. Consider the case of Heart of Darkness or Lord of the Flies. In the absence of an eminant spectre of a social power, people will disregard what would otherwise be taboo. Hume argues that this is not unjust, but merely justice is reflected differently in each moment--thus his claim of maximization of utility is wholly justified, on another note.

Lex Luthor

Posted on 06-22-07 10:01 AM

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Posted by ?
I read the original poster's remarks, and I must say, I firmly negate this nonsensical claim, that people '[lack] the capacity for true cruelty.' This is ridiculous, as people are not moral beings, but simply animals motivated by a system of incentives and disincentives. Consider the case of Heart of Darkness or Lord of the Flies. In the absence of an eminant spectre of a social power, people will disregard what would otherwise be taboo. Hume argues that this is not unjust, but merely justice is reflected differently in each moment--thus his claim of maximization of utility is wholly justified, on another note.

A fucking retard.
For not guessing the person above you. (Me.)

Shadic

Posted on 06-22-07 10:01 AM

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Above poster is totally James Bond.

Anyways, I must say that I am a wonderfully awesome person. Everybody wants to be me, and I can rip a phonebook in half.

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Lex Luthor

Posted on 06-22-07 10:02 AM

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leileiloll

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Posted on 06-22-07 10:03 AM

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Posted by ?
Posted by ?
I have to say the above is HyperHacker or one of the other more intelligent members of the board.
HyperHacker?

Intelligent?

That's an. INTERESTING interpretation.

Indeed.

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Lex Luthor

Posted on 06-22-07 10:03 AM

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Posted by ?
Posted by ?
Posted by ?
I have to say the above is HyperHacker or one of the other more intelligent members of the board.
HyperHacker?

Intelligent?

That's an. INTERESTING interpretation.
Indeed.

These are all the same faggots.
Me included.
And you.

Shadic

Posted on 06-22-07 10:03 AM

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You sir, are obviously Napoleon.

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Lex Luthor

Posted on 06-22-07 10:04 AM

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And you just lost the game.

BMF54123

Posted on 06-22-07 10:04 AM

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Posted by ?
I read the original poster's remarks, and I must say, I firmly negate this nonsensical claim, that people '[lack] the capacity for true cruelty.' This is ridiculous, as people are not moral beings, but simply animals motivated by a system of incentives and disincentives. Consider the case of Heart of Darkness or Lord of the Flies. In the absence of an eminant spectre of a social power, people will disregard what would otherwise be taboo. Hume argues that this is not unjust, but merely justice is reflected differently in each moment--thus his claim of maximization of utility is wholly justified, on another note.

Ailure?

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Lex Luthor

Posted on 06-22-07 10:05 AM

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Posted by ?
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I read the original poster's remarks, and I must say, I firmly negate this nonsensical claim, that people '[lack] the capacity for true cruelty.' This is ridiculous, as people are not moral beings, but simply animals motivated by a system of incentives and disincentives. Consider the case of Heart of Darkness or Lord of the Flies. In the absence of an eminant spectre of a social power, people will disregard what would otherwise be taboo. Hume argues that this is not unjust, but merely justice is reflected differently in each moment--thus his claim of maximization of utility is wholly justified, on another note.
Ailure?

Koi?

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Posted on 06-22-07 10:05 AM

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Posted by ?
Posted by ?
I read the original poster's remarks, and I must say, I firmly negate this nonsensical claim, that people '[lack] the capacity for true cruelty.' This is ridiculous, as people are not moral beings, but simply animals motivated by a system of incentives and disincentives. Consider the case of Heart of Darkness or Lord of the Flies. In the absence of an eminant spectre of a social power, people will disregard what would otherwise be taboo. Hume argues that this is not unjust, but merely justice is reflected differently in each moment--thus his claim of maximization of utility is wholly justified, on another note.
Ailure?

But he speaks swedish fish!

Stark

Posted on 06-22-07 10:06 AM

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Obviously everyone here is Alastor.

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