BlackPuma said: ↑L.m.a.o.
I'm being bombarded by automated by 'happy birthday' e-mails from like five different forums. The sentiment is nice, but it feels a little bit like socially awkward SkyNet is stalking me.
Happy birthday man 🙂
BlackPuma said: ↑L.m.a.o.
I'm being bombarded by automated by 'happy birthday' e-mails from like five different forums. The sentiment is nice, but it feels a little bit like socially awkward SkyNet is stalking me.
BlackPuma said: ↑L.m.a.o.
I'm being bombarded by automated by 'happy birthday' e-mails from like five different forums. The sentiment is nice, but it feels a little bit like socially awkward SkyNet is stalking me.
BlackPuma said: ↑L.m.a.o.
I'm being bombarded by automated by 'happy birthday' e-mails from like five different forums. The sentiment is nice, but it feels a little bit like socially awkward SkyNet is stalking me.
BlackPuma said: ↑L.m.a.o.
I'm being bombarded by automated by 'happy birthday' e-mails from like five different forums. The sentiment is nice, but it feels a little bit like socially awkward SkyNet is stalking me.

BlackPuma said: ↑L.m.a.o.
I'm being bombarded by automated by 'happy birthday' e-mails from like five different forums. The sentiment is nice, but it feels a little bit like socially awkward SkyNet is stalking me.
Though, am guessin' ye feel like this: 
jc972 said: ↑Happy birthday man
Sea Bass said: ↑Happy birthday black puma.
LoyalXenite said: ↑Happy Birthday indeed
Lavinialuna said: ↑
Happy Birthday! I can't tell you what's in the box, but I can tell you that it's dead
Graeme1988 said: ↑Though, am guessin' ye feel like this:
BlackPuma said: ↑Thanks, Graeme. But nah, I can pretty much take it or leave it. It's just that they ask what kind of gifts I want, which I don't really have an answer to. :X
Srijita52 said: ↑People say I should accept who I am and not care about what others think. But what if who I am cares about what others think?
Opaline said: ↑Possibly the worst part of social anxiety is the missed opportunities. Regret is a terribly painful, torturous feeling, and yet so is the fear that causes it in the first place. It seems there is no winning.
Opaline said: ↑I used to not have much of a blushing problem. Now I blush about SO many things. What a horrid condition. At least before I could hide my anxiety to a degree, now it seems I've gone backwards; now it shows all over my face even in situations where there really is nothing to be embarrassed about.
God I feel so shitty and terrified :sad:
BlackPuma said: ↑I just ran The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess on a Gamecube emulator, and it ran SO MUCH BETTER than it ever did on the actually Gamecube/Wii.
I'm getting a solid sixty frame per second, which means it doesn't make me nearly as motion sick. It even has proper anti-aliasing and anisotropic options. It almost looks like a modern game now.
I could die happy now. ..But I won't, because that would be counter productive.
jc972 said: ↑I ain't played Zelda in years. Well...the last time i played it it was on a Super Nintendo 🙄
BlackPuma said: ↑Oh man, you don't know what you're missing. It's so much fun. :thumbup:
jc972 said: ↑I stopped at the store after work to do some grocery shopping and while there i remembered i need new socks. Nothing special just white ones. While sock shopping i couldn't help but notice the dizzying array of underwear. Long story short i left with not only new socks but moisture wicking, heat dissipating, longer than normal, synthetic material'd, mesh fly, athletic boxer briefs. Apparently they keep ya cool? Who knew? I reckon my underclothing was stuck in the 90's i guess. I just figured all there were was cotton boxer briefs that the wife has been getting me for the last decade, and i must have been living under a rock too. Nice to see the words MOISTURE WICKING on the package. I imagine it will feel like laying naked on a cloud. I wish i would've known of these tricked out boxers years ago. Technology really rocks sometimes. 😀
