>>1
http://195.242.99.71/proc/kareha.pl/1196571480/

>>37

>>21 was me, >>12 not.

ITT: Cracky makes people turn gay.

>>40
I was gay before it was cool.

"Folks the police are telling me I can avoid jail if anyone can return the markers I was using to fake AIDS spots."

Let's get my dick back on the front page.

>>19
http://195.242.99.71kareha.pl/1187580715/20

>>16
The nicest thing you could do for her is to forget you ever saw her, hell you would be doing yourself a favor as well.

I doubt she'd care so much if it you just looked at it like every other fucking interesting photo on the net. But hey dude... it's all the same

>>1
Baaahhh.. just quit pondering about a girl you don't know, it is just damaging to yourself.

And she posted those images to LJ for people to see, so why should she even care.

>>20

Because the fanboy wank is out of control.

>It's pomegranite juice. My best guess based on the color in the "Juice Video".

Welch's Grape Juice.

>I recently deleted all of the images of her in which she appears, erm... sans clothing... from my hard drive.

I got rid of all of them.
You're one step closer my fellow tripfag.

>>21
Getting rid of all images may be a good advise then.

a little

Ah, now I know her name. Yeah, I keep seeing the face and admiring it (though is it just me or are the eyes in the main pic shooped).

>>17
ehh I don't know

I actually just wanted to make a video response to the juice video and put the religion tag in one of my videos

confusion

>>17
look at that face I was making lol
must've caught me mid word.

well, whether I am a stalker or not I am part of the community, what would be a good cracky community related video?

>>23
You killing yorself

>>24
you first anon... noone cares about you
=D

>>25
That argument works both ways.

Chell is released from her tiny cell and put through a series of tests involving an experimental technology. Each test requires simply that she move to the exit, like a rat in a maze. She acquires a Portal Gun for use in these tests; interestingly, the gun's masculine symbolism is subverted by the fact that it shoots portals rather than bullets. Portals are oval-shaped openings that are visually and spatially connected; go in one and you'll come out the other. The Portal Gun creates connections rather than destroying life. It is through innovative placement of these connections, or portals, that goals are achieved or enemies overcome. A psychoanalytic reading would likely conclude that the portal is an image of the female sex organs: oval and receptive, and also a metaphorical birth canal through which the protagonist is constantly being born into new trials.

Another subversion of FPS norms takes place in the presentation of conflict. The primary antagonist is an unstable artificial intelligence named GLaDOS, a maternal female construct who administers the experiments. She antagonizes you/Chell not through physical brutality but through emotional manipulation. Some of Portal's best dialogue occurs when holes appear in GLaDOS' programming while she's in the midst of especially cloying or manipulative statements. In one example, GLaDOS congratulates Chell by saying, "You, subject name here, must be the pride of subject hometown here." These malfunctions call attention to the fact that GLaDOS was programmed to respond empathetically but doesn't actually feel emotions the way a human being does. As such, she comes to represent man's attempt to construct an idealized mother figure through the cold logic of science. The resulting entity is a jumbled mess of cross-purposes and psychic detritus who attaches more value to the Portal Gun than to human life. You must outsmart, rather than outgun, this enemy to escape with your life.

A secondary antagonist manifests in the form of security turrets scattered throughout the facility. These turrets speak in robotic voices and open fire immediately upon seeing the test subject. Their boyish voices and small stature makes the turrets seem inconsequential, however they are deadly and can kill Chell very quickly. The turrets reintroduce the traditional masculine themes of guns and control, but in an unconventional way. Turrets will make statements such as, "Hello, friend," "Can I help you?" and "Dispensing product." The purposefully cute, non-threatening dialog belies a latent destructive purpose. The turrets are easily deactivated by tipping them over, which is accomplished through the clever placement of portals. The power of the feminine overcomes aggression without the use of force.

Another non-traditional character, the Weighted Companion Cube, represents male identity in Portal. Though it is an inanimate object, the Cube is referred to using the pronoun "he." The Cube is used to hold down giant buttons that open doors around the Enrichment Center, and features pink hearts emblazoned on each side. The Cube must be carried around one entire level, and is burdensome despite its usefulness. GLaDOS encourages Chell to develop emotional attachment to the Cube, despite its strictly utilitarian function of holding down buttons. Ultimately, Chell incinerates the Weighted Companion Cube, symbolizing a mental unburdening from the need for approval from a father figure.

Portal successfully reinvents both the "first-person" and the "shooter" elements of its genre in a manner that celebrates the empowerment of the feminine rather than subjugating it to objectification by the male gaze. The force of its message is amplified through its unconventional deployment of adversaries and genre archetypes. In doing so, it subtly yet powerfully points out to the entire industry that games needn't exist solely to service the libido.

I love copy pasta. It's because of the way of subsistance. I can see a connection of neurons here. Only the copy pastas who are seemed worthy of copy pastaing are copy pastat. This way only the best remain, and bcs they are the best, they will continue existing.

http://www.vgcats.com/comics/extras/stillalive.php

>>13
I didn't touch the bloody database, I just fux'd the installation. The installer touches the database, and it's done it all wrong by making everything too complicated.
>>14
When have I ever been mature?

Oh, I think I did something right. Now it's just not using a theme I think.

Nearly there.

ATTA KID

Aww hell why did you have to go and put a CP board up? Fuck man you are just as bad as the rest of these fucks.

That's it for tonight. And there's no CP board.

yes

I had a really great dream about Cracky I can't really remember how it went but I slept really well to it. She is something worth living for.
But yes I would love to see how she is doing.

Ok, I admit it. I want new pictures of the OP.

>>13
Anon delivers

>>14
Every repost is a repost is a...

god save cracky
or
god please let me die

post ganjuro Cracky to be appropriate

>>top US female academic

So much for The Guardian UK's credibility

>>24
I really appreciate that, sir.

SpookyHat is fun because why? Because he read some stuff out loud?

ITT people don't understand the OP because they're stupid.

Let me try to explain this thead:

>>1 KS saw images of Spookyhat and nq and believes they are fat. "Ton of fun" = lard ass. He suggests that him, Faux and Lunar are the only ones on the board who are not obese.

>>2 Whatbandages misunderstood >>1 and is enraged about not being called a fatty.

>>3 understood >>1

>>4 Does not understand anything

and so on...

>>32
Who is nq?

>>33

some ton of fun