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  1. schadenfreude replied to a post in a topic in Female Fashion Models
    FYI I am a man. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Sorry, babe. Ok, since you are a man, can we have a gentleman's agreement that you will post everything over there here?
  2. No. :evil:
  3. schadenfreude replied to a post in a topic in Female Fashion Models
    Oh, come on, she made the forum, so it is her duty to do all the postings.
  4. schadenfreude replied to schadenfreude's post in a topic in General Talk
    Hmmm... have you seen people being hypnotised?
  5. schadenfreude replied to schadenfreude's post in a topic in General Talk
    It's real. They said the one who made the video game machine was an actual hypnotician. He is Darren Brown, Google it up.
  6. schadenfreude replied to a post in a topic in Music
    Beethoven: Eroica.
  7. schadenfreude replied to a post in a topic in Alessandra Ambrosio
    Can anyone remove the words in the third avatar? Thanks!
  8. schadenfreude replied to Neo52285's post in a topic in Adriana Lima
    It's easy to combine them, right? I think it would be easier for people to download them as separate parts and combien themselves, especially if they have connections like mine that keeps going on-off.
  9. schadenfreude replied to Neo52285's post in a topic in Adriana Lima
    Nice, but does this come in different sizes?
  10. schadenfreude replied to schadenfreude's post in a topic in General Talk
    Back in the 60s or 70s, the American government actually had a plan to install some device in the TV so that the TV in every household would switch on by itself when the government pressed a button somewhere (most probably in The White House). They know that most households have a TV and the TV is plugged to the electric socket 24/7. They claimed that the reason for this project was this: In times of emergency, the government can just flick the switch and then relay messages to every household. Conspiracy theorist was worried that the government might insert mind-controlling devices in the TV as well and used it with the combination of this device. I don't believe that subliminal messaging would work though. Flashing messages in a single frame could not do that much harm.
  11. Has this book won any award?
  12. AHAHAHAHAHAHA... I like his moustache.
  13. Mozart's Rondo Alla Turca is very addicting, have been playing it non-stop for 3 hours!
  14. poker? he didn't even kiss her. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Poker sounds like "poke her".
  15. But, it's better than the second one. Come on!
  16. schadenfreude replied to Adrianas Llama's post in a topic in General Talk
    Many times. Have you ever been responsible for a car accident?
  17. I don't think there's much different. Only faster download speed. Much faster.
  18. schadenfreude replied to schadenfreude's post in a topic in General Talk
    Does anyone find it disturbing that flashes of light can be used to put people into a trance?
  19. schadenfreude replied to a post in a topic in Female Fashion Models
    Better idea. Have the admins of that forum post every thing there over here. I mean they create that forum, so now they are responsible for posting everythign here. As long as whatever is there is here, I have no problem at all. Josie_Addict, don't be lazy, do your homework.
  20. schadenfreude replied to schadenfreude's post in a topic in General Talk
    Yeah, maybe you can have this merged somewhere.
  21. schadenfreude replied to schadenfreude's post in a topic in General Talk
    Better than pip.
  22. schadenfreude posted a post in a topic in General Talk
    http://www.alldumb.com/item/11984/
  23. schadenfreude replied to a post in a topic in Female Fashion Models
    You talk sense now. Great!
  24. schadenfreude replied to a post in a topic in Female Fashion Models
    Do I read that right, Heid? You have the ability to force people to your will? Wow, cool! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> That's right, Jimmy. It's disturbing. I don't do mind-control. When it comes to debates, I have a tendency to manipulate and re-define words, making it almost impossible to defeat me. OS noticed this. Someone else on another forum does too. From personal experience alone, I can make many people do things, not because I appeal to their logic, but because I make them feel guilty a lot of times. I learnt from very young that logic only leads to conclusions, it is emotion that impels people to actions. That's why I see so many people that's really smart, but they still believe in invisible pink unicorns. Defies all logic, but not emotion. Tinker people's emotion, you can make them do anything. When a person is overwhelmed by an emotional state such as fear, greed or lust, his judgement will be completely impaired, making his actions almost child-like. Humans like free choice, but they also want to be limited enough so that they don't have a sea of options. People want to develop their own opinions on things, they just need to be nudged in a direction now and then. This part of the game is all about thinking through the victims eyes, and being a few steps ahead. You can color the options, make one way look worse than the other. You do this by describing a set of options, but pointing out the flaws in one, and making the other seem like the better choice. When dealing with very indecisive people, you can take this to an extreme. Describe situations to provoke fear, subtly directing the person in whatever direction you will. It's bad enough, I'll stop.
  25. schadenfreude replied to schadenfreude's post in a topic in Music
    Is that even possible to download classicals that are not so famous?