itblobboy's Rambling!

[itblobboy]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAHprLW48no

Just in case you peepz want an example of innovative ideas that could be awesome, but could easily be done poorly.

Lol, those awkward moments where you have a very specific point to make but can't think of any examples to make your case being solved right here.

Also, pretty cool movie trailer.

Say, speaking of cool films, guess what we saw in English class today!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nrui01vU6M

Couldn't help but find it hilarious (and, after thinking about it, relevant to the poll)

[koalasium]

Quote of Honor (3-18-15), made me think:

Seriously though... We need to do the universe a favor and wipe this world out. Admittedly, we're bound to do it whether we intend to or not in just a matter of time.

[itblobboy]

Quote of Honor (3-18-15), made me think:

Seriously though... We need to do the universe a favor and wipe this world out. Admittedly, we're bound to do it whether we intend to or not in just a matter of time.

Take it easy, the passage of time seems small when you look at the big picture. Though, it could go worse fast... It's not like one man can commit a genocide to stop it, though. Need a nation for that. "War".

[koalasium]

Quote of Honor (3-18-15), made me think:

Seriously though... We need to do the universe a favor and wipe this world out. Admittedly, we're bound to do it whether we intend to or not in just a matter of time.

Take it easy, the passage of time seems small when you look at the big picture. Though, it could go worse fast... It's not like one man can commit a genocide to stop it, though. Need a nation for that. "War".

I just do one whenever I feel like it.

[itblobboy]

I just do one whenever I feel like it.

Sure, but ya said it made you think, figured I'd put my input, uh, in. I'm also gonna repost this link because the rambling chat is progressing quickly and I wanna give people a chance to see it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nrui01vU6M

[Tomatha]

Take it easy, the passage of time seems small when you look at the big picture. Though, it could go worse fast... It's not like one man can commit a genocide to stop it, though. Need a nation for that. "War".

It's easier than you think, yet harder: What do you suppose would happen if in one of the dictatorships that are passed down based on family, suddenly had a MAJORLY insane leader that was absolutely disgusted by humanity (Hides it well up to that point.(virtually impossible to do, but hypothetical and such)) and this dictator had access to a decent number of nuclear weapons? Like: Enough to EMP a place in addition to nuking it if wanted and could do this to many places. (oversimplification, I know, as there's other safety nets, still just example.) Nukes are really wide-spread, and cover a lot of ground. Obviously there might be some precautions, but I'm not familiar with those. I think this could make a nice antagonist to a story, also plot, but no idea about any other part of it.

[MisoSoup247]

while you suckers are on earth as its about to blow up... me, my friend and a handful of chosen ones will be in a space ship in space laughing and then we'll probably die within 3 months... project L.A.ST S.U.N.L.I.G.H.T guys!

[Tomatha]

while you suckers are on earth as its about to blow up... me, my friend and a handful of chosen ones will be in a space ship in space laughing and then we'll probably die within 3 months... project L.A.ST S.U.N.L.I.G.H.T guys!

Lol, There's a lot of things in space that people aren't prepared for. I give you 6 days, tops (assuming you remember to pack enough oxygen to last that long.) The reason I say 6 days is that the environment that is space can do things to people. Where you're used to placing your soda on the table and it being safely anchored by its own weight, space will have none of that. (Artificial gravity is nice, but it takes up SO MUCH electricity, and adds a lot of weight to the ship, like all life-support systems.) Those are just a few.

[MisoSoup247]

Lol, There's a lot of things in space that people aren't prepared for. I give you 6 days, tops (assuming you remember to pack enough oxygen to last that long.) The reason I say 6 days is that the environment that is space can do things to people. Where you're used to placing your soda on the table and it being safely anchored by its own weight, space will have none of that. (Artificial gravity is nice, but it takes up SO MUCH electricity, and adds a lot of weight to the ship, like all life-support systems.) Those are just a few.

My friend has a giant chicken, I think we are well prepared

(drawing of the chosen ones I did a couple years ago when me and my friend had the idea of making a spaceship for some reason)

[Tomatha]

Decided to go to http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php ... hiroshima/

Not sure how factual the site is, but I am familiar with tunguska, and this is pretty hilarious (And maybe rare.)

Same site showed me something about General Sedgwick... Kinda dark humor, but his last words supposedly were "What? Men dodging this way for single bullets? What will you do when they open fire along the whole line? I am ashamed of you. They couldn't hit an elephant at this distance.” He got killed from a headshot from like 900 meters away shortly after. Some people say he didn't get to finish that last sentence, but accounts vary.

[Kurumi]

Human nature is a dark as demons'.
(This is gonna be long)

Spoiler: show

Without putting a lot of thought into it and looking at the "bright side", I would've said that human nature wishes to do more goodness than evil 'cause my exact answer (before looking at the choices) "We generally have good intentions but sometimes we feel we don't have a choice or are accidentally pushed by the circumstances". Yet, we cannot remove the fact that even though people who have done evil things or have 'crossed the red line' were warned about the path that they were taking. Most times it's like that, there's someone to warn you that you're going in the wrong path before you completely cross the red line. Plus, if human nature wasn't that dark, there's a chance that we wouldn't have gone through so many wars and just worked things out. But no, we each had to prove that we were superior, that we were better so we tried to destroy our opponent and we didn't realize that what were doing was actually destroying ourselves. Why? Because we're never content, another thing that's dark about human nature. We so badly wanna have it all and when we do, that's when we realize that we've already had it good. That's where regret kicks in. But from the opposing side, "Every race has gone through war at some point in time. It's necessary." It's not. Some people only consider it as necessary because every human race has gone through it but that's wrong.

To sum it up, Every human race has gone through war because we're all humans who all have the same basic nature, which is just dark.

[MrFlip]

humans, objectifying women since 10000000000 BC

i'm afraid thats not how you aquire women my friend.

[Tomatha]

It IS a bit more complicated than it seems. People require conflict, and they require diplomacy. They require love, but they also require hate. They require trust, but they also require secrets. They require feeling relevant, but they also require feeling superior. They require entertainment, but they also require down-time. They require friends, but they also require alone-time. They require help, but they also require independence. They require happiness, but they require sadness to make it mean anything. (Have like 12 more, but this is repetitive enough as-is.)

[Tartarus1876]

Quote of Honor (3-18-15), made me think:

Seriously though... We need to do the universe a favor and wipe this world out. Admittedly, we're bound to do it whether we intend to or not in just a matter of time.

Take it easy, the passage of time seems small when you look at the big picture. Though, it could go worse fast... It's not like one man can commit a genocide to stop it, though. Need a nation for that. "War".

Remember this quote. You mentioned war so i remembered this. "If you kill one person, you basically destroyed the whole human race" - Anonymous

[Poodle]

Darker than demons. You would know if you lived where I do. People don't give a f*** about the environment, others, or themselves.(and many other things unlistable here)

[leonyipa]

There is always faith in humanity, cheer up

[itblobboy]

Hm, alright, thanks for the comments. New poll - I was gonna do a continuation poll for the previous one, but I decided perhaps I should hold onto that one. I, myself, voted ethos, though it's closely seconded by logos. Not that I feel no emotion, it's just that it doesn't appeal to me in the sense of rhetoric as much as the others.

On an unrelated note, I slept for about 15 hours - when I got home to 8 in the morning. Yep. In case you guys forgot, I almost always dream nothing but extensive stories (like, book material, rather than general events). While it is probably unrelated to having slept for so long, I found it interesting that I think I had the most interesting dream (that I remembered) I think I've ever had last night... Or, well, sleep, I suppose I should say. I weighed my options and decided not to post all about the actual dream, but I just thought it was interesting the two incidents coincided.

[Tomatha]

In case no one could guess, logos. That being said, people that obey ethos are usually the kind of people I end up persuading.

Edit: Come to think of it, I dunno if I'd say I generally gravitate towards any of them. I use whatever means are necessary to convince people that my way of thinking is best.

[itblobboy]

In case no one could guess, logos. That being said, people that obey ethos are usually the kind of people I end up persuading.

What can I say, I'm a sucker for people who are agreeable, and you're a nice person (wait... Well, you're nice to me ). Most of my ethos is out of ethics (who knew), but I respect the authority from people who mostly use logos. No surprise that I consider you a trustworthy person, then, at least with information (I mean, you've mentioned some mighty rude things in the ethical sense )

[Prostatus5]

logos of course, if you didnt have logic you would be able to do NOTHING including play HH or type forums posts

[itblobboy]

logos of course, if you didnt have logic you would be able to do NOTHING including play HH or type forums posts

Just because it seems most logical to appeal to logos for the poll doesn't mean that is what you most appeal to. Someone can appeal to pathos and understand that it can be easily manipulated and should be distrusted, but it's having to reflect on your own life decisions in the past that is what counts.

Of course, a lot of ideas can be brought up and encourage a lifestyle change for yourself, but whateves.

[Tomatha]

logos of course, if you didnt have logic you would be able to do NOTHING including play HH or type forums posts

You seem to have slightly misunderstood the question. It's asking what you appeal to (in persuasion/arguments) in order to try to prove that your side is better/right.

[itblobboy]

logos of course, if you didnt have logic you would be able to do NOTHING including play HH or type forums posts

You seem to have slightly misunderstood the question. It's asking what you appeal to (in persuasion/arguments) in order to try to prove that your side is better/right.

Poll title changed on account of this post.

Say, tomatha, I've been wondering, is the lighter purple in your avatar supposed to be hair or a hood?

[Tomatha]

logos of course, if you didnt have logic you would be able to do NOTHING including play HH or type forums posts

You seem to have slightly misunderstood the question. It's asking what you appeal to (in persuasion/arguments) in order to try to prove that your side is better/right.

Poll title changed on account of this post.

Say, tomatha, I've been wondering, is the lighter purple in your avatar supposed to be hair or a hood?

Hair, brah.

[itblobboy]

Hair, brah.

You wot m8??? Ok, okay. That reminds me, I've noticed a lot more people coloring their hair unnatural colors in my school lately. I've decided to add to my extensive chart for determining whether a kid is "punk ass" or not, and by what extent, by seeing if their hair is an unnatural color. It's a punk ass mark if you have an unnatural hair color, and a quarter of a punk ass mark if it's dyed but another natural color.

Bonus points to whoever can guess what counts as 9001 punk ass marks.