g-money Posts
1. Bondage
2. Good artwork
3. Good plot
If it meets any of the criteria, especially #1, it's cool in my book.
2. Good artwork
3. Good plot
If it meets any of the criteria, especially #1, it's cool in my book.
imnotyourdude wrote...
g-money wrote...
Thanks guys. The only way I'll get 4444 rep is if my GAR levels went above 9000 and surpassed Jacob, which we know will never happen, him and his beard.I grow a beard 3x as epic as his in a week. Wanna borrow it?
Unless that beard of yours can divide by zero, no.
ROW ROW FIGHT DA POWAH!
Which is funny because as I was driving back from school today on the highway, I was wondering what song had the catchphrase "ROW ROW FIGHT DA POWAH!" and how the song went.
Which is funny because as I was driving back from school today on the highway, I was wondering what song had the catchphrase "ROW ROW FIGHT DA POWAH!" and how the song went.
Thanks guys. The only way I'll get 4444 rep is if my GAR levels went above 9000 and surpassed Jacob, which we know will never happen, him and his beard.
I am Antw0n wrote...
Plot is nothing without gameplay.Gameplay is something without plot, but not much.
They need to coexist peacefully and successfully to make a good game.
I agree with this statement, but as archreaper990 mentioned, Halo is a great example that melds a great plot with good gameplay. That, should be the ideal for any FPS game or action/adventure.
BeardedWizard wrote...
hey guys i just went through lucky star but now i dont have anyting to watchso what do you Recommend?
Watch animes:
naruto
naruto ship
bleach
lucky star
kanokon
rosario vampire
rosario vampire chapu 2
hellsing
death note
full metal alchemist & brotherhood
elfen lied
one piece
beserk
etc etc.
i like comedy,ecchi,action,horror
if you would post some anime i can watch i will give you a hug and a cookie
You obviously follow mainstream anime. Try following the current season and watch a bit of every fansubbed anime that comes out for more variety. Testing the waters so to speak.
I don't quite see the need for spoilers... but that's besides the point. I think this thread is more apt to be in the Manga/Doujinshi/Videos section in the Hentai subforum.
Dudes, that Shuffle pairing was bullshit. Kaede should've gotten Rin, not Asa. (Though I prefer Nerine ;-] )
You didn't search hard enough:
https://www.fakku.net/viewtopic.php?t=1958
https://www.fakku.net/viewtopic.php?t=47029
Those threads should give you an idea of how hard learning the Japanese language is.
https://www.fakku.net/viewtopic.php?t=1958
https://www.fakku.net/viewtopic.php?t=47029
Those threads should give you an idea of how hard learning the Japanese language is.
doswillrule wrote...
Dick waggling aside, I use piratebay all the damn time and I've never had a virus from there, nor indeed have I had a virus all the time I've been the sole user of a PC. My suggestion: check the torrent carefully, scan the contents before you open it (a lot of clients have this facility built-in), and don't use Norton. It's a dubiously effective resource whore.I'm using utorrent 2.0.4. If that didn't cut it, I don't know what will because I'm never going back to tpb.org.
b4k420 wrote...
Soon as I read thepiratebay.org I knew it wasn't going to be pretty. I've heard some horror stories from that site. They got awesome torrents I have to admit... but at the price of malware? It's not worth it.
I've been infected by this virus not once but frickin twice, and this is one insidious piece of malware. I thought it be best to let the FAKKU! community know the inherent dangers of this virus. Avoid thepiratebay.org because it contains this virus, and I’m pretty sure that’s where I got it from.
When you get this virus, also known as "Windows Defender" virus, it usually pops up in a window that proclaims itself as, "Security Suite for Windows." Be warned that this is obviously fake even though the window will try to prove it to you that your computer is indeed infected with lots of viruses (yea right) by running a fake scan of sorts. So whatever you do, don't press the yes button to buy because all that will do is to access and steal your bank account #. I was not stupid enough to do that, but maybe others fell prey to it. Popups to weird sites will appear, your internet settings will be set to use on proxy server (changeable in the Connections tab in Tools of IE browser), and changes to your registry values amongst other things the security suite virus does. It also goes by other monikers like Trojan.zefarch or Virtumonde which are only components of the entire virus.
I literally woke up to find my computer with this Security Suite window in my face. Thankfully, (say all you want about Norton anti-virus, but the thing was still running when the shit hit the fan) I was able to run a virus scan by Norton as I could not access my Task Manager or Spybot. This took out the Trojan.zefarch file, which in turn let me the rundll32.exe processes to turn on Task Manager to find the malicious process running, which ended being some sort shdw.exe file. I opened the file location and manually deleted it. Of course, Norton Antivirus isn’t really good at detecting or removing viruses, so I turned to Malwarebytes to remove every last piece of virus I could find. I think my system is back to normal, but I can’t be sure without doing either a system restore or reinstall of the OS. (Which are the nuclear options I don’t want to engage in.)
For better information than what I can convey, visit these sites:
http://www.product-reviews.net/2010/08/12/security-suite-virus-removal-guide/
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/virus-removal/remove-av-security-suite
http://www.virusremovalguru.com/?p=6257
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AV_Security_Suite
So that’s my story regarding this Security Suite virus, and I pray you guys never get infected by this piece of shit.
Any questions, comments, suggestions, or concerns, please share and discuss.
When you get this virus, also known as "Windows Defender" virus, it usually pops up in a window that proclaims itself as, "Security Suite for Windows." Be warned that this is obviously fake even though the window will try to prove it to you that your computer is indeed infected with lots of viruses (yea right) by running a fake scan of sorts. So whatever you do, don't press the yes button to buy because all that will do is to access and steal your bank account #. I was not stupid enough to do that, but maybe others fell prey to it. Popups to weird sites will appear, your internet settings will be set to use on proxy server (changeable in the Connections tab in Tools of IE browser), and changes to your registry values amongst other things the security suite virus does. It also goes by other monikers like Trojan.zefarch or Virtumonde which are only components of the entire virus.
I literally woke up to find my computer with this Security Suite window in my face. Thankfully, (say all you want about Norton anti-virus, but the thing was still running when the shit hit the fan) I was able to run a virus scan by Norton as I could not access my Task Manager or Spybot. This took out the Trojan.zefarch file, which in turn let me the rundll32.exe processes to turn on Task Manager to find the malicious process running, which ended being some sort shdw.exe file. I opened the file location and manually deleted it. Of course, Norton Antivirus isn’t really good at detecting or removing viruses, so I turned to Malwarebytes to remove every last piece of virus I could find. I think my system is back to normal, but I can’t be sure without doing either a system restore or reinstall of the OS. (Which are the nuclear options I don’t want to engage in.)
For better information than what I can convey, visit these sites:
http://www.product-reviews.net/2010/08/12/security-suite-virus-removal-guide/
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/virus-removal/remove-av-security-suite
http://www.virusremovalguru.com/?p=6257
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AV_Security_Suite
So that’s my story regarding this Security Suite virus, and I pray you guys never get infected by this piece of shit.
Any questions, comments, suggestions, or concerns, please share and discuss.