Dancing
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Waar wrote...
GourmetPrince wrote...
Waar wrote...
yeah you're right, responding to two people at once, I'm taking this shit WAYYYY too seriously... lolSo it's sad that I'm a douche on the internet? whats your excuse?
Well, the way you respond it is if you are backed into a corner. It is only sad that you go to this extent to be a douche on the internet. Especially on Fakku where being a douche isn't very productive.
I don't know, doing things because i find it funny seems productive to me. Being a dick to people really isn't that hard, I mean... how do you do it?
Absolutely. Being a total douche is funny and productive because it entertains the individual. I've been there. It is awesome. However, there are certain ways to go about doing it. If you insist on doing it on Fakku, there are people who are just begging to have it. People who post zombie threads or something in the wrong section may just be making a mistake, but they are also vulnerable to a shit ton of douchebagery.
In a way, being a douche and dancing a very similar. Both entertain the individual. Though, dancing is more of a "hurt yourself" type pleasure, while douchebagery is more of a "hurt other people's feelings" type of pleasure. So dancing alone and being a douche could very well be on the same level of weird.
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Waar
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GourmetPrince wrote...
Spoiler:
Absolutely. Being a total douche is funny and productive because it entertains the individual. I've been there. It is awesome. However, there are certain ways to go about doing it. If you insist on doing it on Fakku, there are people who are just begging to have it. People who post zombie threads or something in the wrong section may just be making a mistake, but they are also vulnerable to a shit ton of douchebagery.
In a way, being a douche and dancing a very similar. Both entertain the individual. Though, dancing is more of a "hurt yourself" type pleasure, while douchebagery is more of a "hurt other people's feelings" type of pleasure. So dancing alone and being a douche could very well be on the same level of weird.
k, but i don't like dancing, which was the point i made in my first post, before you started hugging my nuts(no offence, but it's true).
blind_assassin wrote...
The only real reason I took any interest in responding to your attitude Waar is because it looks a lot like I did not to long ago and seeing it in someone else made me how pathetic it is to not have anywhere to go aside from being a condescending jerk. I look back on how I used to act and it's embarrassing when I see that all I ever impressed on people was that while I was smart I just went off on everything all the time. Don't you feel limited being unable to do anything other than criticise and hate? I'm still not the nicest person around but I'm a better person than just another internet hate tank. You've said repeatedly how much you pity how "serious" I am but I really do feel sorry for you.who is looking down on whom? I do post no offensively when i feel the need/want to, or in response to people i respect or like. Mostly if i think something would be funny for myself i post it, no matter the recourse. You can either deal with it or keep giving me material to light up, your call.
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I don't know what you guys are talking about. I think Waar's fucking hilarious.
Though I guess I'm in the same category as Waar, reffering to the "not standing out" in society, and being in with the majority of society as a whole.
Whatever. You guys all take shit way to seriously.
It's the Internet, guys. Seriously? Besides, GourmetPrince, I'm pretty sure you've been a douchebag more than a few times here on Fakku. It's a "The pot calling the kettle black" kind of situation.
Though I guess I'm in the same category as Waar, reffering to the "not standing out" in society, and being in with the majority of society as a whole.
Whatever. You guys all take shit way to seriously.
It's the Internet, guys. Seriously? Besides, GourmetPrince, I'm pretty sure you've been a douchebag more than a few times here on Fakku. It's a "The pot calling the kettle black" kind of situation.
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KLoWn wrote...

I'm loving the drama. :D
It seems like it has ended though and it was quite anti-climatic to my disappointment. :?
anyway, this thread got seriously sidetrack'd...
let's put it back where it should be before it gets lock'd. :wink:
I don't like to dance but I love to sing, and I'm actually good at it.
If you consider some "unusual movements" (while I'm sing'n) as dancing, then, perhaps I may actually have been "dancing" as well. 8)
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Were people seriously expecting me to hardcore bitch out Waar or something? I meant what I said and said all I wanted. Gourmet might be back to keep it going or something.
Like Gourmet, alcohol (or other substances) makes dancing a lot better. Live music is probably the best though. If I hit a set from my friend's band (who are just starting their first international tour) it doesn't really matter if I'm drunk or not I'll mosh until I'm literally too exhausted to keep going.
Like Gourmet, alcohol (or other substances) makes dancing a lot better. Live music is probably the best though. If I hit a set from my friend's band (who are just starting their first international tour) it doesn't really matter if I'm drunk or not I'll mosh until I'm literally too exhausted to keep going.
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blind_assassin wrote...
Were people seriously expecting me to hardcore bitch out Waar or something? I meant what I said and said all I wanted. Gourmet might be back to keep it going or something.Like Gourmet, alcohol (or other substances) makes dancing a lot better. Live music is probably the best though. If I hit a set from my friend's band (who are just starting their first international tour) it doesn't really matter if I'm drunk or not I'll mosh until I'm literally too exhausted to keep going.
Moshing is a lot of fun. But I've never really considered it dancing.
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Garden of Madness wrote...
blind_assassin wrote...
Were people seriously expecting me to hardcore bitch out Waar or something? I meant what I said and said all I wanted. Gourmet might be back to keep it going or something.Like Gourmet, alcohol (or other substances) makes dancing a lot better. Live music is probably the best though. If I hit a set from my friend's band (who are just starting their first international tour) it doesn't really matter if I'm drunk or not I'll mosh until I'm literally too exhausted to keep going.
Moshing is a lot of fun. But I've never really considered it dancing.
Moshing is the manly man's way of dancing!
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KLoWn wrote...
Garden of Madness wrote...
blind_assassin wrote...
Were people seriously expecting me to hardcore bitch out Waar or something? I meant what I said and said all I wanted. Gourmet might be back to keep it going or something.Like Gourmet, alcohol (or other substances) makes dancing a lot better. Live music is probably the best though. If I hit a set from my friend's band (who are just starting their first international tour) it doesn't really matter if I'm drunk or not I'll mosh until I'm literally too exhausted to keep going.
Moshing is a lot of fun. But I've never really considered it dancing.
Moshing is the manly man's way of dancing!
^This
Part of the reason their sets devolve into shred pits is because the venue gets so crowded there's no room to do anything other than slam into other people. When they play venues with room (or when there's not a shitload of fans) people will do some form of real dancing.
I will do "real" dancing when I'm on E and very occasionally when I'm just drunk but other than that I'll stick to a version of the twist and the Michael Madsen in Reservoir Dogs dance.
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Ok just so I'm not just posting to come in here and throw around my opinions on the argument which is in fact what I'm totally doing I will mention that I also dance to the musaks alone myself and that yes I would be pretty embarrassed if someone barged in on it, mostly because I know I cannot actually dance but the musaks make my body need to move so I comply. Also obviously moshing doesn't count as a no men zone, it's all about being manly in the first place.
Ok now to comment on the argument which is why I'm here in the first place.
@Blind_assassin: Comparing your past self to Waar is a bit off. Waar does what he does out of a sense of humor and genuine dislike of some things. You on the other hand usually just seemed to be being a jerk. No humor or anything involved or any real sense of reason behind disliking someone or something. Just arbitrary jerkitude. Actually I'm not sure saying this like that stage in your life is over is correct.
@GourmetPrince: How long have you been here? Obviously not long enough to understand that some people around here have certain personalities on the forum that they don't actually have irl. Also it's funny for you to accuse Waar of being an attention whore when he was just stating his opinion in a rather non-dickish way (for him) and then railing on and on about him in just about one of the only threads that's actually about anything worth talking about at all recently. It seems more like you responded that way to get yourself some attention than to actually complain about the way in which Waar conducts himself. There have been many better opportunities in more appropriate places to call him out on stuff. Also it really just seems that despite him explaining to you why he does what he does you were incapable of understanding which is a failing on your part, not his.
@Klown: Stop hogging all the popcorn. I don't know why you're popular or at least think you're popular considering all you other comments pretty much equate to you sitting there eating popcorn. (Note: This is a joke. I feel the need to specify this since clearly everyone thinks it's "take every little comment personally" week.)
@Waar: Thanks for attracting some drama. I needed something/someone to laugh at today.
Ok now to comment on the argument which is why I'm here in the first place.
@Blind_assassin: Comparing your past self to Waar is a bit off. Waar does what he does out of a sense of humor and genuine dislike of some things. You on the other hand usually just seemed to be being a jerk. No humor or anything involved or any real sense of reason behind disliking someone or something. Just arbitrary jerkitude. Actually I'm not sure saying this like that stage in your life is over is correct.
@GourmetPrince: How long have you been here? Obviously not long enough to understand that some people around here have certain personalities on the forum that they don't actually have irl. Also it's funny for you to accuse Waar of being an attention whore when he was just stating his opinion in a rather non-dickish way (for him) and then railing on and on about him in just about one of the only threads that's actually about anything worth talking about at all recently. It seems more like you responded that way to get yourself some attention than to actually complain about the way in which Waar conducts himself. There have been many better opportunities in more appropriate places to call him out on stuff. Also it really just seems that despite him explaining to you why he does what he does you were incapable of understanding which is a failing on your part, not his.
@Klown: Stop hogging all the popcorn. I don't know why you're popular or at least think you're popular considering all you other comments pretty much equate to you sitting there eating popcorn. (Note: This is a joke. I feel the need to specify this since clearly everyone thinks it's "take every little comment personally" week.)
@Waar: Thanks for attracting some drama. I needed something/someone to laugh at today.
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Waar wrote...
no need for thanks bud, I simply do what I do.And you do it well. On second thought, more like medium rare.
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Anyone thinking about adding stunt moves in dancing steps ? cuz thats what i really wanted to try right now ^^ 8)
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Skyler998 wrote...
Anyone thinking about adding stunt moves in dancing steps ? cuz thats what i really wanted to try right now ^^ 8)I'm thiking about do a roundhouse and triangle kick while dancing
but I'm not good in physical activities, so I might break my bone...>_<
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Rin_Penelope wrote...
Skyler998 wrote...
Anyone thinking about adding stunt moves in dancing steps ? cuz thats what i really wanted to try right now ^^ 8)I'm thiking about do a roundhouse and triangle kick while dancing
but I'm not good in physical activities, so I might break my bone...>_<
Kung Fu dance huh ? quite old but is something i can get used to ^^ 8) *goes to experiment dancing with taekwondo moves*
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swordmanXIII wrote...
well I mostly like to sing but sometimes I just hear a song that makes me dance before I know whats happening.
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KLoWn wrote...
Garden of Madness wrote...
blind_assassin wrote...
Were people seriously expecting me to hardcore bitch out Waar or something? I meant what I said and said all I wanted. Gourmet might be back to keep it going or something.Like Gourmet, alcohol (or other substances) makes dancing a lot better. Live music is probably the best though. If I hit a set from my friend's band (who are just starting their first international tour) it doesn't really matter if I'm drunk or not I'll mosh until I'm literally too exhausted to keep going.
Moshing is a lot of fun. But I've never really considered it dancing.
Moshing is the manly man's way of dancing!
I just recently discovered how much fun moshing can be. It isn't just for teenagers who love metal. It is for anybody who wishes for a few hours to hit and push people you don't know. The first time I went to a moshpit, I started knocking people down and hitting people in every direction. I felt bad.
Then I realized that that's what you're supposed to do.
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Ramsus wrote...
Ok now to comment on the argument which is why I'm here in the first place.
@Blind_assassin: Comparing your past self to Waar is a bit off. Waar does what he does out of a sense of humor and genuine dislike of some things. You on the other hand usually just seemed to be being a jerk. No humor or anything involved or any real sense of reason behind disliking someone or something. Just arbitrary jerkitude. Actually I'm not sure saying this like that stage in your life is over is correct.
@GourmetPrince: How long have you been here? Obviously not long enough to understand that some people around here have certain personalities on the forum that they don't actually have irl. Also it's funny for you to accuse Waar of being an attention whore when he was just stating his opinion in a rather non-dickish way (for him) and then railing on and on about him in just about one of the only threads that's actually about anything worth talking about at all recently. It seems more like you responded that way to get yourself some attention than to actually complain about the way in which Waar conducts himself. There have been many better opportunities in more appropriate places to call him out on stuff. Also it really just seems that despite him explaining to you why he does what he does you were incapable of understanding which is a failing on your part, not his.
@Klown: Stop hogging all the popcorn. I don't know why you're popular or at least think you're popular considering all you other comments pretty much equate to you sitting there eating popcorn. (Note: This is a joke. I feel the need to specify this since clearly everyone thinks it's "take every little comment personally" week.)
@Waar: Thanks for attracting some drama. I needed something/someone to laugh at today.
I already said I was done in this and I'm going to waste my breath and your time qualifying myself in an "argument" no one cares about. Even correcting the mistakes in your take on the situation seems like a total waste of time. However, I will say that I never said I'm not still something of a jerk (primarily on the internet), everyone is. As such, I have a strong urge to tell you that I never liked you anyway and don't really care what you think of me or how you see me.




