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[Jack Crapper and 69 others]

Deckard,

 

Well, you're always welcome here.  Since you have the Mod power, you are unstoppable and must be feared.

 

I've had some rough patches in my life, even to the point where I've contemplated suicide, too.  Oddly, I actually have a pretty good life IRL, and I did even when I felt really numb and alone (neither were physical feelings).  Things turned around for me when I realized I wasn't the only one who felt the things I was feeling.  From that point, everything started falling into place.  I guess I was lucky.

 

Anyway, I appreciate your humor, as I'm sure a lot do, and I certainly hope you find some solace IRL, rather than turning to the glorious cesspool that is the forums.  It really does feel like Cheers though, doesn't it?

 

I'd like to meat you in real life (no typo there, baby) and have a drink, even if you do like Jack Daniels.  

Almost no one on the forums is like their forum persona in real life.  If everyone acted IRL like they do online, 90% of the people you met would be total douchebags.  

 

You should just grow some Shepard stubble and hit that Renegade button all day.   You might feel better.

 

We'll bang, okay?

[smeckie]

We all say dumb things on the forums that we probably wouldn't in real life but I also know that it shouldn't be taken seriously also. I too am a bit of a loaner and don't spend alot of time away from home except when I work. I'm also very quiet when in a Xbox parties, so much so that alot of times people will ask if I'm still there. Once I get to know someone I'm a bit more open and talkative. With that said I still will make jokes, laugh, and troll friends quite a bit when a opportunity presents itself.

The biggest reason why I continue to come back to these forums is because of the people. This game and forum has given me a couple of friends that I'll probably have for life and many others I'll probably be playing games with for years to come. There is many more I hope to someday play with that are either on different consoles or live in different parts of the world that for whatever reason haven't been able to play together yet.

Anyways please excuse my ramblings as writing isn't one of my strong suits.

[Jack Crapper and 69 others]

Thanks man, it means a lot. You don't like Jack Daniels?

I love whiskey, but not Jack.  My first time drinking hard liquor involved a few shots of tequila and half a bottle of Jack.  I was trying to find out what my tolerance was, and I didn't know that hard liquor has a delayed reaction, which explains why I drank half the bottle.

 

However, there is a good ending to this story.  The guy who I got the bottle of Jack from saved my butt cherry from a rather large, interested gay man. 

 

For many years, I couldn't stand the smell of Jack.

 

Right now, my favorite is Lagavulin.  I like the smoky, peaty scotches.

[Jack Crapper and 69 others]

Some guy wanted to **** jack's crapper? Lol

Thats a lot of booze for your first time damn. I haven't tried that scotch but i do like scotch. Id drink walker black every day if I could afford it

Walker used to be my favorite.  Black is great every day, and Blue is amazingly smooth, but pretty expensive.  Nice for special occasions.

 

Then I got into single malt scotches.  Glenlivet was my favorite for a while, then Glenmorangie.  I really enjoyed those for a long time, but then I tried Oban, Lagavulin, Laphroaig, and Ardbeg.  

 

Oban is a highland whisky, and it's excellent.  

 

The latter three are from the island of Islay.  Islay whiskies are generally heavy on the peat, and some are nice and smoky.  

 

Lagavulin is my favorite of all whiskies right now.  It's got a huge smoky presence, and a long, complex finish.  

 

Laphroaig is also quite smoky, maybe even bigger in the smokiness, but the finish is not very complex or long.  

 

Ardbeg is not very smoky at all, but it is very clean and complex, and also has a long finish.

 

I was drinking a bottle of Lagavulin a week for a while, but it started to hurt the wallet.  Now, I rarely drink, but I really enjoy it when I do.  Gah, just thinking about it makes me want a sip.  

 

Funny we're talking about this because I actually had a glass last night, the first in weeks.

[ajscott819]

Liked for the discourse on scotch.
Though whenever I hear talk of meeting irl all I can see is a group of people trying their best not to be uncomfortable. That is until they all pull out their phones and start posting on the forum.

[Jack Crapper and 69 others]

Well, once you get over the fact that no one will ever look like you expect them to, it's all good.

[My other account is banned]

I'm not sure why I'm still here. I remember saying that I'd never make an alt. account and yet here I am.   I'm actually pretty outgoing, but I guess one thing I like about this place is that I can a$$ around much more than IRL.

 

Anyway, depression sucks and I know some of the worst of it. It's a constant fight everyday just to make yourself get up in the morning. I think the most important thing is find a reason to push yourself and keep going. Life sucks big time, but as long as you have someone or something to work towards, it'll feel like it's not so bad and that life has some meaning. Anyway, you always have this place to cheer yourself up if you get down. 

[PresidentVorchaMasterBaits]

I'm just now reading all of these and it makes me kinda sad and wishing I was posted in here more often. I get really depressed too and I'm very socially awkward. I like coming here for the laughs and I like everyone here. Doubt anyone will see this since this whole group has kind of moved on. I miss Nat's shananigans.