Social Chatting -- May 2015!

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Sammmmyyyy! *hugs*

You need to get a 3DS so I can play with you online whenever!

Aw. I want to! Uh, but I can't. :P You need to get a ps3 so we can play games together!!!

Why can't you get a 3DS? :P

I need to go now…ttyl! :)

I see! Aww, that's not fun. =/ We have an ATV, and my brothers ride it alllll the time. :P Or so it seems. xD

Even if they weren't broke I still couldn't ride much. No one is allowed on the trails alone because they are really dangerous, and everyone in family is always too busy. :P

*hugs*

Sammmmyyyy! *hugs*

You need to get a 3DS so I can play with you online whenever!

Aw. I want to! Uh, but I can't. :P You need to get a ps3 so we can play games together!!!

Why can't you get a 3DS? :P

Because I ain't got no cash. :P

*hugs*

Sammmmyyyy! *hugs*

You need to get a 3DS so I can play with you online whenever!

Aw. I want to! Uh, but I can't. :P You need to get a ps3 so we can play games together!!!

Why can't you get a 3DS? :P

Because I ain't got no cash. :P

Then get a job and make some cash! :P

*hugs*

Sammmmyyyy! *hugs*

You need to get a 3DS so I can play with you online whenever!

Aw. I want to! Uh, but I can't. :P You need to get a ps3 so we can play games together!!!

Why can't you get a 3DS? :P

Because I ain't got no cash. :P

Then get a job and make some cash! :P

I'm working on it! :P

*hugs*

Sammmmyyyy! *hugs*

You need to get a 3DS so I can play with you online whenever!

Aw. I want to! Uh, but I can't. :P You need to get a ps3 so we can play games together!!!

Why can't you get a 3DS? :P

Because I ain't got no cash. :P

Then get a job and make some cash! :P

I'm working on it! :P

Obviously not. :P

Hey guys! :)

*hugs*

Sammmmyyyy! *hugs*

You need to get a 3DS so I can play with you online whenever!

Aw. I want to! Uh, but I can't. :P You need to get a ps3 so we can play games together!!!

Why can't you get a 3DS? :P

Because I ain't got no cash. :P

Then get a job and make some cash! :P

I'm working on it! :P

Obviously not. :P

Shush. :P

Hey guys! :)

Heard that FNAF4 is a thing? ;)

*hugs*

Sammmmyyyy! *hugs*

You need to get a 3DS so I can play with you online whenever!

Aw. I want to! Uh, but I can't. :P You need to get a ps3 so we can play games together!!!

Why can't you get a 3DS? :P

Because I ain't got no cash. :P

Then get a job and make some cash! :P

I'm working on it! :P

Obviously not. :P

Shush. :P

Let me know when you're not lame anymore, Abigail. Before that, come visit me. ;)

Hey guys! :)

Heard that FNAF4 is a thing? ;)

Yes. I feel so bad for MatPat. :P

Hey guys! :)

Heard that FNAF4 is a thing? ;)

Yes. I feel so bad for MatPat. :P

I felt so bad when I saw the first part of his final theory the day it came out, searched for "Five Nights at Freddy's" on the Interwebs, and on THAT SAME DAY, FNAF4 was announced. XD

I do love how deep the storyline is though, and I'm impressed that the creator of the games is a Christian too. :)

*hugs*

Sammmmyyyy! *hugs*

You need to get a 3DS so I can play with you online whenever!

Aw. I want to! Uh, but I can't. :P You need to get a ps3 so we can play games together!!!

Why can't you get a 3DS? :P

Because I ain't got no cash. :P

Then get a job and make some cash! :P

I'm working on it! :P

Obviously not. :P

Shush. :P

Let me know when you're not lame anymore, Abigail. Before that, come visit me. ;)

Heh. Okay. I will. :P

I gtg now.
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Emailz me later!

Hey guys! :)

Heard that FNAF4 is a thing? ;)

Yes. I feel so bad for MatPat. :P

I felt so bad when I saw the first part of his final theory the day it came out, searched for "Five Nights at Freddy's" on the Interwebs, and on THAT SAME DAY, FNAF4 was announced. XD I do love how deep the storyline is though, and I'm impressed that the creator of the games is a Christian too. :)

I saw it a couple days before the second part came out. My first thought was "How will this tie into everything that MatPat was theorizing?" :P

The storyline is deep although very confusing. I'm kinda surprised the creator is a Christian. :)

*hugs*

Sammmmyyyy! *hugs*

You need to get a 3DS so I can play with you online whenever!

Aw. I want to! Uh, but I can't. :P You need to get a ps3 so we can play games together!!!

Why can't you get a 3DS? :P

Because I ain't got no cash. :P

Then get a job and make some cash! :P

I'm working on it! :P

Obviously not. :P

Shush. :P

Let me know when you're not lame anymore, Abigail. Before that, come visit me. ;)

Heh. Okay. I will. :P I gtg now. *hugs* Emailz me later!

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I shall do that. :)

Hey guys! :)

Heard that FNAF4 is a thing? ;)

Yes. I feel so bad for MatPat. :P

I felt so bad when I saw the first part of his final theory the day it came out, searched for "Five Nights at Freddy's" on the Interwebs, and on THAT SAME DAY, FNAF4 was announced. XD I do love how deep the storyline is though, and I'm impressed that the creator of the games is a Christian too. :)

I saw it a couple days before the second part came out. My first thought was "How will this tie into everything that MatPat was theorizing?" :P The storyline is deep although very confusing. I'm kinda surprised the creator is a Christian. :)

Lawl. From the images on the site, seems like the Puppet didn't succeed in destroying Springtrap, because it looks like he came back, and more twisted than ever. XD

It was surprising to me too, but at the same time…does a Christian developer need to create "Christian" games? If anything, by making something completely original like FNAF, Scott made more of an impact that he ever did with any of the small-time "Christian" games he tried developing before. I mean, if a Christian can read a secular book (taking away the good, Christian themes from it), can't they write a novel that isn't explicitly Christian as well? Or a movie, or music? It's definitely something to think about. :)

Hey guys! :)

Heard that FNAF4 is a thing? ;)

Yes. I feel so bad for MatPat. :P

I felt so bad when I saw the first part of his final theory the day it came out, searched for "Five Nights at Freddy's" on the Interwebs, and on THAT SAME DAY, FNAF4 was announced. XD I do love how deep the storyline is though, and I'm impressed that the creator of the games is a Christian too. :)

I saw it a couple days before the second part came out. My first thought was "How will this tie into everything that MatPat was theorizing?" :P The storyline is deep although very confusing. I'm kinda surprised the creator is a Christian. :)

Lawl. From the images on the site, seems like the Puppet didn't succeed in destroying Springtrap, because it looks like he came back, and more twisted than ever. XD It was surprising to me too, but at the same time...does a Christian developer need to create "Christian" games? If anything, by making something completely original like FNAF, Scott made more of an impact that he ever did with any of the small-time "Christian" games he tried developing before. I mean, if a Christian can read a secular book (taking away the good, Christian themes from it), can't they write a novel that isn't explicitly Christian as well? Or a movie, or music? It's definitely something to think about. :)

I haven't seen many pictures. Maybe I should look some things up. :P

That's a good thought. I'm also wondering if he might bring something even remotely related to a Christian theme into the next game. I think it's very unlikely, but it has crossed my mind several times. :P

I think the most Christian theme you can get from the games is the feeling of helplessness that is inherent to the game. As the security guard, you can't do anything. You can't fight the animatronics, you can't run from them, the most you can do is try to keep them away. You have no power over the demons after your soul. All you can do is try to avoid situations where they will take advantage of your weakness. And as Christians, we go to God, and ask Him for strength.

You still there?

Edit- Oops. :P

Hmm… Interesting. I guess I just don't think deep enough to find that in a game. :P

Ha ha, I get it though. Games are often looked on as that "thing", one that doesn't have the redeeming qualities of a movie and is more time-wastey. And most of us have been trained to not think that much about games, except for the "bad ones". But since games are just an interactive experience, I think it's important for us to think about why we love and choose to experience games, at least once in a while. Trust me, I tend not to think very deeply when playing a LEGO game. XD

Exactly. Although some of the newer games do have a story to them almost like a movie I still tend to think of them as just video games. :P

Exactly. Although some of the newer games do have a story to them almost like a movie I still tend to think of them as just video games. :P

Trust me, I still tend to do that. But the same has been though about novels, radio, and TV back when they were all new, and I think that as games mature and grow as a medium, we'll see them unlock more of the potential they have to be great experiences. And we're seeing that a bit nowadays. Games like this:

Are part of what I think is one of the best parts of gaming. Putting you into the shoes of someone else and having you experience their world. :)

Exactly. Although some of the newer games do have a story to them almost like a movie I still tend to think of them as just video games. :P

Trust me, I still tend to do that. But the same has been though about novels, radio, and TV back when they were all new, and I think that as games mature and grow as a medium, we'll see them unlock more of the potential they have to be great experiences. And we're seeing that a bit nowadays. Games like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTToSu_Ekqo Are part of what I think is one of the best parts of gaming. Putting you into the shoes of someone else and having you experience their world. :)

Yeah. Eventually we're all gonna look at this stuff as we do books and movies, and then something new will come up and takes its place. :)

Exactly. Although some of the newer games do have a story to them almost like a movie I still tend to think of them as just video games. :P

Trust me, I still tend to do that. But the same has been though about novels, radio, and TV back when they were all new, and I think that as games mature and grow as a medium, we'll see them unlock more of the potential they have to be great experiences. And we're seeing that a bit nowadays. Games like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTToSu_Ekqo Are part of what I think is one of the best parts of gaming. Putting you into the shoes of someone else and having you experience their world. :)

Yeah. Eventually we're all gonna look at this stuff as we do books and movies, and then something new will come up and takes its place. :)

And that new thing will probably be full-dive VR like the NerveGear, and while parents and groups are whining about how bad it is, I'll be grinding plant monsters with friends to help max out my Sword skills. XD

Greetings. :)

Yo!

Exactly. Although some of the newer games do have a story to them almost like a movie I still tend to think of them as just video games. :P

Trust me, I still tend to do that. But the same has been though about novels, radio, and TV back when they were all new, and I think that as games mature and grow as a medium, we'll see them unlock more of the potential they have to be great experiences. And we're seeing that a bit nowadays. Games like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTToSu_Ekqo Are part of what I think is one of the best parts of gaming. Putting you into the shoes of someone else and having you experience their world. :)

Yeah. Eventually we're all gonna look at this stuff as we do books and movies, and then something new will come up and takes its place. :)

And that new thing will probably be full-dive VR like the NerveGear, and while parents and groups are whining about how bad it is, I'll be grinding plant monsters with friends to help max out my Sword skills. XD

And I'll be right there with you when the guy behind one of the games we are playing captures all of us in it. :P

Hello, Nicolas. :)

Exactly. Although some of the newer games do have a story to them almost like a movie I still tend to think of them as just video games. :P

Trust me, I still tend to do that. But the same has been though about novels, radio, and TV back when they were all new, and I think that as games mature and grow as a medium, we'll see them unlock more of the potential they have to be great experiences. And we're seeing that a bit nowadays. Games like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTToSu_Ekqo Are part of what I think is one of the best parts of gaming. Putting you into the shoes of someone else and having you experience their world. :)

Yeah. Eventually we're all gonna look at this stuff as we do books and movies, and then something new will come up and takes its place. :)

And that new thing will probably be full-dive VR like the NerveGear, and while parents and groups are whining about how bad it is, I'll be grinding plant monsters with friends to help max out my Sword skills. XD

And I'll be right there with you when the guy behind one of the games we are playing captures all of us in it. :P

By that time, I probably won't care. I'd way rather die in SAO, at least I'd have a chance to survive, rather than risk getting mugged in some random alley in real life. :P

Ah, virtual reality. Cannot wait until we perfect that art. x)

Exactly. Although some of the newer games do have a story to them almost like a movie I still tend to think of them as just video games. :P

Trust me, I still tend to do that. But the same has been though about novels, radio, and TV back when they were all new, and I think that as games mature and grow as a medium, we'll see them unlock more of the potential they have to be great experiences. And we're seeing that a bit nowadays. Games like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTToSu_Ekqo Are part of what I think is one of the best parts of gaming. Putting you into the shoes of someone else and having you experience their world. :)

Yeah. Eventually we're all gonna look at this stuff as we do books and movies, and then something new will come up and takes its place. :)

And that new thing will probably be full-dive VR like the NerveGear, and while parents and groups are whining about how bad it is, I'll be grinding plant monsters with friends to help max out my Sword skills. XD

And I'll be right there with you when the guy behind one of the games we are playing captures all of us in it. :P

By that time, I probably won't care. I'd way rather die in SAO, at least I'd have a chance to survive, rather than risk getting mugged in some random alley in real life. :P

Keep telling yourself that. If it ever does happen, you would really miss any family and friends who didn't dive with you. At least that's what would happen to me.

Exactly. Although some of the newer games do have a story to them almost like a movie I still tend to think of them as just video games. :P

Trust me, I still tend to do that. But the same has been though about novels, radio, and TV back when they were all new, and I think that as games mature and grow as a medium, we'll see them unlock more of the potential they have to be great experiences. And we're seeing that a bit nowadays. Games like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTToSu_Ekqo Are part of what I think is one of the best parts of gaming. Putting you into the shoes of someone else and having you experience their world. :)

Yeah. Eventually we're all gonna look at this stuff as we do books and movies, and then something new will come up and takes its place. :)

And that new thing will probably be full-dive VR like the NerveGear, and while parents and groups are whining about how bad it is, I'll be grinding plant monsters with friends to help max out my Sword skills. XD

And I'll be right there with you when the guy behind one of the games we are playing captures all of us in it. :P

By that time, I probably won't care. I'd way rather die in SAO, at least I'd have a chance to survive, rather than risk getting mugged in some random alley in real life. :P

Keep telling yourself that. If it ever does happen, you would really miss any family and friends who didn't dive with you. At least that's what would happen to me.

I would. Very much so. But I'd know that I'd make it back to them, and I'd work hard to do so. Who knows, maybe I'd find my Asuna while trapped. ;)

Ah, virtual reality. Cannot wait until we perfect that art. x)

So I can whip you in Smash Bros with my bare hands. XD

Ah, virtual reality. Cannot wait until we perfect that art. x)

So I can whip you in Smash Bros with my bare hands. XD

If Sonic is still around by that time, I'm not the one who's gonna get whipped. :P

Exactly. Although some of the newer games do have a story to them almost like a movie I still tend to think of them as just video games. :P

Trust me, I still tend to do that. But the same has been though about novels, radio, and TV back when they were all new, and I think that as games mature and grow as a medium, we'll see them unlock more of the potential they have to be great experiences. And we're seeing that a bit nowadays. Games like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTToSu_Ekqo Are part of what I think is one of the best parts of gaming. Putting you into the shoes of someone else and having you experience their world. :)

Yeah. Eventually we're all gonna look at this stuff as we do books and movies, and then something new will come up and takes its place. :)

And that new thing will probably be full-dive VR like the NerveGear, and while parents and groups are whining about how bad it is, I'll be grinding plant monsters with friends to help max out my Sword skills. XD

And I'll be right there with you when the guy behind one of the games we are playing captures all of us in it. :P

By that time, I probably won't care. I'd way rather die in SAO, at least I'd have a chance to survive, rather than risk getting mugged in some random alley in real life. :P

Keep telling yourself that. If it ever does happen, you would really miss any family and friends who didn't dive with you. At least that's what would happen to me.

I would. Very much so. But I'd know that I'd make it back to them, and I'd work hard to do so. Who knows, maybe I'd find my Asuna while trapped. ;)

I think you more as Klein than Kirito. :P

Ah, virtual reality. Cannot wait until we perfect that art. x)

So I can whip you in Smash Bros with my bare hands. XD

If Sonic is still around by that time, I'm not the one who's gonna get whipped. :P

Whatever lets you sleep at night, Nic. :P We'll probably have had at least one or two more Smash's by then, and Link will be even more of a boss than he is now. ;)

Ah, virtual reality. Cannot wait until we perfect that art. x)

So I can whip you in Smash Bros with my bare hands. XD

If Sonic is still around by that time, I'm not the one who's gonna get whipped. :P

Let's not get too violent now. :P

Please pardon a (hopefully) brief absence.

Exactly. Although some of the newer games do have a story to them almost like a movie I still tend to think of them as just video games. :P

Trust me, I still tend to do that. But the same has been though about novels, radio, and TV back when they were all new, and I think that as games mature and grow as a medium, we'll see them unlock more of the potential they have to be great experiences. And we're seeing that a bit nowadays. Games like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTToSu_Ekqo Are part of what I think is one of the best parts of gaming. Putting you into the shoes of someone else and having you experience their world. :)

Yeah. Eventually we're all gonna look at this stuff as we do books and movies, and then something new will come up and takes its place. :)

And that new thing will probably be full-dive VR like the NerveGear, and while parents and groups are whining about how bad it is, I'll be grinding plant monsters with friends to help max out my Sword skills. XD

And I'll be right there with you when the guy behind one of the games we are playing captures all of us in it. :P

By that time, I probably won't care. I'd way rather die in SAO, at least I'd have a chance to survive, rather than risk getting mugged in some random alley in real life. :P

Keep telling yourself that. If it ever does happen, you would really miss any family and friends who didn't dive with you. At least that's what would happen to me.

I would. Very much so. But I'd know that I'd make it back to them, and I'd work hard to do so. Who knows, maybe I'd find my Asuna while trapped. ;)

I think you more as Klein than Kirito. :P

I think of myself as a katana-wielder with an awesome beard too! And I can be charming when I wanna be! ;)

Exactly. Although some of the newer games do have a story to them almost like a movie I still tend to think of them as just video games. :P

Trust me, I still tend to do that. But the same has been though about novels, radio, and TV back when they were all new, and I think that as games mature and grow as a medium, we'll see them unlock more of the potential they have to be great experiences. And we're seeing that a bit nowadays. Games like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTToSu_Ekqo Are part of what I think is one of the best parts of gaming. Putting you into the shoes of someone else and having you experience their world. :)

Yeah. Eventually we're all gonna look at this stuff as we do books and movies, and then something new will come up and takes its place. :)

And that new thing will probably be full-dive VR like the NerveGear, and while parents and groups are whining about how bad it is, I'll be grinding plant monsters with friends to help max out my Sword skills. XD

And I'll be right there with you when the guy behind one of the games we are playing captures all of us in it. :P

By that time, I probably won't care. I'd way rather die in SAO, at least I'd have a chance to survive, rather than risk getting mugged in some random alley in real life. :P

Keep telling yourself that. If it ever does happen, you would really miss any family and friends who didn't dive with you. At least that's what would happen to me.

I would. Very much so. But I'd know that I'd make it back to them, and I'd work hard to do so. Who knows, maybe I'd find my Asuna while trapped. ;)

I think you more as Klein than Kirito. :P

I think of myself as a katana-wielder with an awesome beard too! And I can be charming when I wanna be! ;)

Pfft! You have a beard? :P

Exactly. Although some of the newer games do have a story to them almost like a movie I still tend to think of them as just video games. :P

Trust me, I still tend to do that. But the same has been though about novels, radio, and TV back when they were all new, and I think that as games mature and grow as a medium, we'll see them unlock more of the potential they have to be great experiences. And we're seeing that a bit nowadays. Games like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTToSu_Ekqo Are part of what I think is one of the best parts of gaming. Putting you into the shoes of someone else and having you experience their world. :)

Yeah. Eventually we're all gonna look at this stuff as we do books and movies, and then something new will come up and takes its place. :)

And that new thing will probably be full-dive VR like the NerveGear, and while parents and groups are whining about how bad it is, I'll be grinding plant monsters with friends to help max out my Sword skills. XD

And I'll be right there with you when the guy behind one of the games we are playing captures all of us in it. :P

By that time, I probably won't care. I'd way rather die in SAO, at least I'd have a chance to survive, rather than risk getting mugged in some random alley in real life. :P

Keep telling yourself that. If it ever does happen, you would really miss any family and friends who didn't dive with you. At least that's what would happen to me.

I would. Very much so. But I'd know that I'd make it back to them, and I'd work hard to do so. Who knows, maybe I'd find my Asuna while trapped. ;)

I think you more as Klein than Kirito. :P

I think of myself as a katana-wielder with an awesome beard too! And I can be charming when I wanna be! ;)

Pfft! You have a beard? :P

It's coming, okay! Shut up. :P

Exactly. Although some of the newer games do have a story to them almost like a movie I still tend to think of them as just video games. :P

Trust me, I still tend to do that. But the same has been though about novels, radio, and TV back when they were all new, and I think that as games mature and grow as a medium, we'll see them unlock more of the potential they have to be great experiences. And we're seeing that a bit nowadays. Games like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTToSu_Ekqo Are part of what I think is one of the best parts of gaming. Putting you into the shoes of someone else and having you experience their world. :)

Yeah. Eventually we're all gonna look at this stuff as we do books and movies, and then something new will come up and takes its place. :)

And that new thing will probably be full-dive VR like the NerveGear, and while parents and groups are whining about how bad it is, I'll be grinding plant monsters with friends to help max out my Sword skills. XD

And I'll be right there with you when the guy behind one of the games we are playing captures all of us in it. :P

By that time, I probably won't care. I'd way rather die in SAO, at least I'd have a chance to survive, rather than risk getting mugged in some random alley in real life. :P

Keep telling yourself that. If it ever does happen, you would really miss any family and friends who didn't dive with you. At least that's what would happen to me.

I would. Very much so. But I'd know that I'd make it back to them, and I'd work hard to do so. Who knows, maybe I'd find my Asuna while trapped. ;)

I think you more as Klein than Kirito. :P

I think of myself as a katana-wielder with an awesome beard too! And I can be charming when I wanna be! ;)

Pfft! You have a beard? :P

It's coming, okay! Shut up. :P

Maybe it'll be full grown by the time we meet. Then we shall have some fun. smiles

glares

Not sure if you even know the definition of "fun", knowing how you think, Ian. :P

*glares* Not sure if you even know the definition of "fun", knowing how you think, Ian. :P

I know the definition of fun. It's just slightly different when I'm online. Also, you've never met me in person, so how would you know? :P

*glares* Not sure if you even know the definition of "fun", knowing how you think, Ian. :P

I know the definition of fun. It's just slightly different when I'm online. Also, you've never met me in person, so how would you know? :P

glares at Ian and his logic

Yeah, restarting didn't work. My computer is still being painfully slow. :P

*glares* Not sure if you even know the definition of "fun", knowing how you think, Ian. :P

I know the definition of fun. It's just slightly different when I'm online. Also, you've never met me in person, so how would you know? :P

*glares at Ian and his logic*

smiles at Sam and his stubbornness

Sounds like our computers over here. Since my sister is home, our internet has been really slow. :P