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What is your goal in life?

What is your goal in life?

What is your goal in life?

VGR is a great place and all, but I would like to see some form of badges added to the site. Like a badge for 500 posts, it would just be nice to have some sort of reward that didn't cost money. If my suggestion is added here are some badge ideas: 100 posts badge 500 posts badge 1000 posts badge 100 likes badge 500 likes badge

So I had a thought, would it be morally right to kill Adolf Hitler before he became the Nazi Leader? I mean, if he hasn't committed the crime yet, could you really justify killing him? Does he have to do what he does first, before he can be justly killed?.

Ever dealt with Cafe mods, some cafes are so strict. I was once kicked for walking up to a counter and not ordering immediately. Best yet, if you dress up a suit they'll tell you to take it off. I stopped playing cafes after so many over the top bans and kicks.

You ever been glued to a game, spending hours of your time playing it? I did, I played a game for seven hours straight, I was going to beat it and the ending was trash, it wasn't even finished if you'd ask me. I still don't trust most games after that.

No, I meant the growth rate, you know, how many new accounts are created in a week. I know about Member Statistics, I've been looking at it for two weeks now.

We bouta hit 15.3k, its been about two weeks, how fast does VGR grow?

I wouldn't call it impossible, but I don't know if they own the rights to it. I would guess so, but you can never be sure until something comes out about it.

And all the Texans and Floridians will invade other states, cause you can't kill a Floridian with water, his alligators will prevent it. And Texans have plot armor.

What they did to help the music industry is great, but there songs don't slap as hard as I expected them too.

Game Of thrones, Smallville, past season 8 of the Simpsons, anything on Netflix other than Stranger Things, nothing on peacock or hbomax. Too many to count mate.

I don't think people are defined by labels. Labels only group people based on a certain trait or factor that they have. People are not just one trait or one factor. They are a complex organism that have been though out different environments, people are not a single label, nor multiple labeks, they are people, nothing can truly define them.

Yep, visited my grandfather there once. Florida

90's kids, some people over at True Achievements might have dug up something. Goldeneye might be returning and heading to the Xbox . If this turns out to be true... https://www.trueachievements.com/game/GoldenEye-007/achievements

Mate, how could I be complaining about an ad if I had a ad blocker on? I don't even have the money to get a ad blocker.

Has anyone else noticed how underrated the Ratchet and Clank 2002 soundtrack is, like this slaps more than it should. Its generally my favorite soundtrack. Here's a link to it:https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwxLlSv5mvIa1WGSK3wH3o2Y9I4D-rqFi

Every time I get on this site, The exact same video ad plays. I get it, the site needs to earn money, but I have never been so annoyed as I am right now, I have to listen to the exact same thing every time. Please, at least bring in different ads.

Well since 2022 is about to crash down on our heads. It is only reasonable to predict things that our out of our control, and then be disappointed when they turn out not to be true. Whether its predictions for games, movies, shows, politics, or world events. Go ahead and see if you can actually predict something.

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A few come to mind: Halo basically made the console FPS what it is today. Minecraft exploded Sandbox and Indie popularity. Also is the highest selling console game of all time. Metriod created the Metriodvania genre.

The Hugo Award? When did video games become mainstream enough to win those. This is gonna change a lot of things. The new Era has begun for sure.

Warning: Please do not go harass any person, website, or company apart of this story, all intentions are for education and entertainment. Note: This happened in Japan, as such I couldn’t find much English text on this story, as such there won't be much detail on this story. On May 3, 2000, user Neomugicha of 2channel posted an unknown message to 2channel. This would turn out to be a warning. Later in the day, user Neomugicha got onto a bus. He would soon pull out a knife, threatening the driver and stabbing three passengers with it, one of the passengers would later die due to the wounds. Once Neomugicha had control of the bus, he would keep the passengers on it for about three to four hours until he allowed one woman to go to the bathroom; she would soon alert the police. A unit of Special Assault officers would soon storm the bus, arresting the hijacker with little incident. No one took Nemugicha’s threats seriously, however 2channel wouldn’t make the same mistake again, some unknown amount of time later, another user would threaten to blow up the Odakyu Electric railway, that person would soon be arrested before he could. So what lesson can we gain from this? Well, to be honest, there’s not much one can learn from this, other than taking threats seriously. Sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neomugicha_incident#cite_note-wired-3 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2channel http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/735318.stm