Rap got popular in the 80’s, like NWA and Run DMC, right as GenXers were entering their formative years. Really not hard to figure out before posting pointless replies.

The whole trend is nothing new. Millennials and some GenXers were stealing all their slang from American rappers when they were young, too.

My TF2 played hours is something like 3990, but that’s misleading as a lot of that was idling on trade servers, or the game client not closing properly and Steam reporting I was still ingame for hours afterwards.

There’s probably 3-4 games I’ve legit broken 1k hours in.

Speaking of people who start shit for no reason, invent grievances, etc…

Scroll up, the last guy tried your latest tactic already. Insults and comebacks =/= arguments.

Siiiigh, would it help if I said penis? The last time this happened, it happened to be a woman.

And it’s pretty obvious when someone starts shit with people on the Internet for no reason, then posts their uglies all over the net, that they’ve got a pretty juvenile issue with attention-seeking behaviour in general.

What argument? I said insults and comebacks. You’ve tried very hard to miss the point.

More than once I had someone being an arse to me on reddit, I took a gander at their profile to see what kind of fucko I was dealing with… and it was full of their nudes.

One time it was someone who lived in the same town as me.

Yeah… your insults and comebacks don’t hit quite as hard now that I know you’re desperate for people to see your vagina.

They’re still too much like reddit users.

I already am.

It’s called lifestyle creep. It’s never that you’re in a better place today than you were yesterday, it’s always that you could be in a better place tomorrow.

And it’s both right and wrong. We make ourselves miserable by always wanting more, but also a lot of us have less than we deserve.

Instructions unclear, drank corpse water.

Used to play a lot of games, some sci-fi, some fantasy… was lazy and didn’t like having to come up with multiple names. It just kinda stuck.

Leaving was easy.

Using the alternatives is hard.