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#22877 Your Nerf Website
Posted by Oroku Saki on 29 March 2004 - 11:38 PM in General Nerf
IR: Looking at Highlander's post, it seems that he is interested in seeing some of the sites that some of us created, which I think is a somewhat reasonable request. Right now, I don't have a site created yet, but I know of several sites out there.
Highlander: Have you checked out some of the links pages in some of the larger Nerf sites out there?
#30996 Yes. It's Just That Cool.
Posted by Oroku Saki on 12 July 2004 - 04:27 PM in Modifications
#31041 Yes. It's Just That Cool.
Posted by Oroku Saki on 13 July 2004 - 12:24 AM in Modifications
#30028 Yeah, Another Modded Crossbow...
Posted by Oroku Saki on 01 July 2004 - 11:07 AM in Modifications
Even though the gun looks nice and has a few sweet features, most of us think $150 is way too expensive for a Nerf gun, even for the rarer stuff.
Edit: I would make a reasonable offer of $70 to start, but looking at your previous posts, I doubt you will consider the offer, but if you are desparate for money, my offer may start to look better for you. I may even raise it a little for you to sweeten the deal.
By the way, Oompa: Your X-Bow looks sweet!
#44577 Wooden Darts
Posted by Oroku Saki on 22 December 2004 - 11:01 PM in Homemades
#24933 Will The Fun Last?.......
Posted by Oroku Saki on 26 April 2004 - 10:12 PM in General Nerf
Same here.Maybe not from Hasbro, but I view "Nerf" as "foam guns."
#37720 Wildfire
Posted by Oroku Saki on 24 September 2004 - 01:03 AM in Modifications
#47450 Why Nerf Is The Ulitimate Sport
Posted by Oroku Saki on 17 February 2005 - 10:00 PM in General Nerf
Me neither. Nerfing is unique for many reasons prevously discussed, but one of my favorite reasons is its obscurity. I am not usually into mainstream sports that much, so I enjoy some of the more lesser-known pastimes, such as Nerfing. I hate comformity, and I have the weird hobbies to back it up.Personally, I don't mind that Nerf is a cult hobby.
#140772 Why Did You Choose Your Username?
Posted by Oroku Saki on 17 February 2008 - 11:32 AM in Off Topic
#25229 Who Hunts?
Posted by Oroku Saki on 30 April 2004 - 01:32 PM in Off Topic
I also hunt on occasions, but not as often as I used to since I now live in the city limits. I have a 30-30 Bolt that I use to hunt deer, a .22 Lever Action for rabbit/squirrel hunting, and a 20 Gauge pump shotgun that I haven't even fired yet, even though I had it for several years now.
#33984 Who Are All These Visiters?
Posted by Oroku Saki on 14 August 2004 - 08:48 PM in Off Topic
#20946 Which One
Posted by Oroku Saki on 09 March 2004 - 03:00 AM in Modifications
#39310 Whats The Suckest Gun
Posted by Oroku Saki on 19 October 2004 - 08:44 PM in General Nerf
Any gun you have and ever will own!what IS the suckest gun besides the ball blasters
Just kidding.
When it comes to shitty guns, I would nominate the Gyrostrike. This gun uses ammo specially made for it, has no modding potential, and is not useful in any nerf war. With the crappy range, you would be better off throwing darts at people.
Also, if you are going to ask for people not to flame you, it helps if you don't call people names. Timberwolf, I also smell the bullshit on this thread as well.
#39548 Whats The Suckest Gun
Posted by Oroku Saki on 22 October 2004 - 01:14 PM in General Nerf
#39336 Whats The Suckest Gun
Posted by Oroku Saki on 20 October 2004 - 01:39 PM in General Nerf
#16859 What Else Is There Besides Fishing Weights
Posted by Oroku Saki on 22 January 2004 - 02:47 AM in General Nerf
#32756 Wal-mart Report
Posted by Oroku Saki on 31 July 2004 - 09:32 PM in General Nerf
#46941 Volkswagen Polo
Posted by Oroku Saki on 05 February 2005 - 11:59 PM in Off Topic
Agreed. I think society needs to stop pussy-footing around on such trivial things and just get to the fucking point. Things are only offensive if you view them as such.That was some good stuff. Somehow, I really didn't see it coming.
These are the kinds of advertisements that should be on TV... as offensive as possible. People are too sensitive and need to have things like this shoved in thier cute little politically correct faces every now and again.
But, that's just me.
Speaking of over-sensitivity, I would like to share a kickass article from one of my favorite writers, Seanbaby:
http://www.thewavema...articleid=25152
#46903 Volkswagen Polo
Posted by Oroku Saki on 05 February 2005 - 12:00 AM in Off Topic
#46983 Volkswagen Polo
Posted by Oroku Saki on 07 February 2005 - 05:14 PM in Off Topic
I see it as a combination of the two, however it is more the media's fault. My main gripe is the fact that people have a tendancy to overreact to such trivial things. It's true that controversy does indeed drive up ratings in media, hence why the little rare taboos we see become such a big deal in the first place.Don't blame people for being overly sensitive, a relatively small minority of people has always been overly sensitive. Blame the media relations people and the journalists who cater to them. If the stories of outrage never got printed and the corporations never bothered acknowledging the vocal minority, none of this would even be an issue.
Sometimes I wonder if society as a whole is evolving in a more advanced manner in thinking, or perhaps the opposite?
Wait a sec, is that the EGM Seanbaby?
Yep. He writes on his own site, for the Wave, and for EGM, which is another great gaming mag I subscribe to and religiously read.
#42086 Virgin Mary In Grilled Cheese Sandwich!
Posted by Oroku Saki on 20 November 2004 - 12:33 AM in Off Topic
I'm not going to go into the Bush factor on this, as I have addressed my opinions on him in several other threads.
I believe in evolution to at least some extent (not too much in the physical sense), but the evolution of the mind. Eventually, I think the stupid people will bring about their own destruction one way or another. It's one of those things I think about to get me through a rough day. The intelligent and wise will always find a way to survive in this world, no matter how many nuclear wars, extreme climate changes, or just plain douchebaggery in society there is. This sandwich is just a sad reminder of how there is still a significant amount of stupidity in this world.
Maybe I should join the eBay selling bandwagon, and start selling "Limited Special Collector's Edition pieces of blank paper. I could also include a frame for them, and throw in a "Certificate of Authenticity." Damn, I should go on eBay, and do that right now!
#42031 Virgin Mary In Grilled Cheese Sandwich!
Posted by Oroku Saki on 18 November 2004 - 09:38 PM in Off Topic
Those are some pretty fucked up Ebay items that have been posted on this thread so far, but believe me, I've seen much, much worse. One that I can think of is so bad and gross, that I'm sure Cx will ban me if I post it.
#41989 Virgin Mary In Grilled Cheese Sandwich!
Posted by Oroku Saki on 18 November 2004 - 01:29 PM in Off Topic
#25277 Ultimate Artillery
Posted by Oroku Saki on 30 April 2004 - 11:18 PM in Homemades
#25281 Ultimate Artillery
Posted by Oroku Saki on 30 April 2004 - 11:36 PM in Homemades
#26149 Ufo's In Mexico
Posted by Oroku Saki on 13 May 2004 - 10:41 PM in Off Topic
That sounds like a reasonable explanation as to why the aliens wanted to check out Mexico. Maybe they also wanted to try the spicey food. I wouldn't go near the water there though, unless you are used to it. That stuff is evil.Tequila?
Oops, I'm supposed to be working right now.
-Piney-
I also believe in aliens, but most of the sightings recorded in history seem rather unclear in general. Some of them may be legit, however many of them may be hoaxes anyway, especially with how easy it is to edit photos and videos nowadays.
Addressing the issue on why aliens would come here in the first place, I believe that it may be because of exploratory purposes. Our own space programs have been trying for years to find extraterrestrial life. Maybe the aliens are doing the same, but are way ahead of us.
#41409 True Self Expression
Posted by Oroku Saki on 11 November 2004 - 05:05 AM in Off Topic
#41557 True Self Expression
Posted by Oroku Saki on 12 November 2004 - 11:15 PM in Off Topic
#41865 True Self Expression
Posted by Oroku Saki on 17 November 2004 - 02:30 AM in Off Topic
#34701 Titan Mod
Posted by Oroku Saki on 20 August 2004 - 11:08 PM in Modifications
I know that Wal-Mart's website sells them, and they ship to Hawaii, so you may be able to get the N-Strike from there, Piney.Notice I said "when"....the damn N-strike hasn't hit the shores of our little islands yet. Oh well, I had to wait almost a year before getting a Max Shot, so I guess I'll have to be patient and watch y'all fix up your N-strikes, until....
[/sick from waiting & watching everyone with N-strikes]
-Piney-
http://www.walmart.c...p...1:4192:5330
My Titan is in pieces at the moment, and it has been that way for at least two weeks now, because I simply haven't gotten around to working on it. To solve the pumping problem, it may be possible to route a larger airtank that can be carried around, and use it to fill the Titan, improving its ROF.
#31123 Time To Meet The General
Posted by Oroku Saki on 13 July 2004 - 10:03 PM in Modifications
Great paint job, Dan! I never thought about putting together a project like that.
#25304 Time
Posted by Oroku Saki on 01 May 2004 - 12:31 PM in News
#25594 Time
Posted by Oroku Saki on 05 May 2004 - 11:11 PM in News
#38749 This Had Me Laughing...
Posted by Oroku Saki on 10 October 2004 - 08:51 PM in Off Topic
That's what I was thinking, but then again, it's kinda hard to accidentally start a new thread, unless of course, he just happened to have his mouse pointed at the wrong button. Is there supposed to be a point to this thread, or am I just confused?Either that or he smashed his head against the keyboard.I think he hit "new topic" instead of "add reply"...
#32766 The Next Eab
Posted by Oroku Saki on 31 July 2004 - 10:38 PM in General Nerf
I must admit, though: that gun looks fricking sweet! Maybe I should consider ordering one, or make my own rigged to a NF or something for internal functionality. If I paint this one, I might go all-black, giving it the original 80's cartoon laser look.
#32785 The Next Eab
Posted by Oroku Saki on 01 August 2004 - 01:15 AM in General Nerf
Besides, when (the older) Megatron is in normal robot form, his scope blaster is freaking huge! That thing can blast craters in rocks!
I SO want the 20th anniversary Prime. It pretty. I saw it at my local Wal-Mart, but I can't really afford it right now, with house payments to make and bills to take care of...
I'll post pics of my paintjob if I get around to buying the gun, which I probably will do sooner or later.
#36248 The New G5 From Apple
Posted by Oroku Saki on 02 September 2004 - 05:49 PM in Off Topic
#31095 The Michael Moore Movie
Posted by Oroku Saki on 13 July 2004 - 06:18 PM in Off Topic
Come to think of it, what did Bush do to help the American people? Give us a false sense of security by using scare tactics about terrorism, and then taking away our freedoms? Lying to us that following him means being a patriot, but opposing him, or questioning his actions makes you a traitor to your country?Here's a question for all those people who have seen the movie:
Does it ever support anything Bush did? encourages critical thinking, huh?
~Vintage
So what if the movie mainly bashes Bush? Are any of the facts presented in F-9/11 false? Like Rawray stated, there are at least 3 teams of independent researchers checking every single item presented in Moore's film, and found nothing inaccurate so far, except for the larger amount of Saudi money invested in the US economy. Moore himself even stated that he is considering offering a reward for anyone who can find any inaccuracies in F-9/11.
If a conservative like Limbaugh or Bill O Reilly released a documentary bashing Kerry, or showing Bush in a positive light, I would still go see it, weigh both views shown, and then come to my own conclusions, which is what INFORMED voters do. To make any decision in life, you need to weigh the consequences of both sides.
Even though I do not want to bring the whole debate about Communism, I feel that is necessary to address this. If the US became Communist, our enitre constitution would be scrapped, and most of our rights taken away. So why do you think that attempts to get rid of corporations who use the government for financial gain is an attempt to promote Communism? Actions like this are still upholding the Constitution, so I don't see why this can turn the US into a Communist government.
Getting to the military enlistments, because of the high unemployment rates in the US, the military looks better as a career option for the middle and lower class. Moore wanted to show that because of the indirectly-forced enlistments, the military has an easier time to strengthen their forces. Some of these troops are sent to critical terrorist hot spots, such as Afghanistan, while a majority of them are sent to Iraq, a place where we probably should not have started war with anyway. Sure, I hate Saddam as much as the next American, but when it comes to fighting the war on terror, America needs to set their priorities straight. There should be no reason why our troops should be sent to die in a country that most likely did not pose as a threat to us.
Sadly, we are at a point in Iraq where we can't just pull our troops out, and both Bush and Kerry have no doubts about that. Check the news and other resources, and compare what both candidates said about their plans for foreign policy. So far, I have found that Bush wants the US to continue fighting in Iraq indefinately, and Kerry wants to repair our diplomatic relations with the countries Bush pissed off.
#31255 The Michael Moore Movie
Posted by Oroku Saki on 15 July 2004 - 11:22 AM in Off Topic
I am opposed to any draft, because I only want people fighting for the USA who actually want to defend the country with their lives.
Then why is the government trying to pass one before the election, without the mainstream media reporting it? If you look at my previous posts, you can find the bill on the Congress website under the bill numbers I posted. If you oppose the draft, why not do somthing about it?
What is the US military here for? To give people free educations? Or to defend our country? When people use the military to get a free education, they MUST prepare themselves to fulfill the military's primary purpose.
And if a draft passes, it will be harder for these individuals to adjust to this (whoever they may be).
My dad got his education with the Marines. He was and still is ready to go off to war for our country. People who use the military for education without understanding their duties in it, find themselves with a hard smack of reality.
I have several friends who also went into the military for education, and they are fully aware of the possible hazards and commitments of their decision. If I enlist, I am also aware of this. I am sure that even a good majority of the lower class who enlist are also aware of what they are getting into. In the film, Moore interviews a few kids from the ghettos, and ask them what they think about enlisting, and they mention the possibility of getting killed, so don't say that people who enlist for education do not know what they might be getting themselves into.
You confessed that you hated Bush before you saw the movie, so why would seeing it make you 'informed'? If you saw a movie that praised Bush, your hatred of him would keep you from believing what you just saw. Being 'informed' is only a way of saying 'finding reasons for backing your predisposed beliefs.'
Don't get me wrong, I am the same way you are. If I saw a movie talking about the heroic deeds of John Kerry, I would not believe them. My beliefs concerning Kerry affect the way I observe his motives and doings.
My main point is this: Once you feel you have a clear knowledge concerning a political figure/action, it is extremely hard to change your mind. Thus, becoming 'informed' only really happens before you reach your conclusion.
The reason why I feel that the movie made me more informed is because the film showed Bush's decisions and actions in more detail compared to what I have picked up every so often from the news. So far, no one has found any inaccuracies in it, despite what many conservatives have said to bash Moore. Since I have not heard of any movies that have been made to praise Bush, I have no other choice but to make my decisions based on what is already out there in the media.
#31079 The Michael Moore Movie
Posted by Oroku Saki on 13 July 2004 - 04:36 PM in Off Topic
Why be oblivious to the world around you, voting for a president that you do not really know about? Is it because of this whole, "We must support our president, no matter what he does" mentality that has infested our country over the last few years?
Would you seriously vote for an administration with a vice president who ran a corporation known to give bribes to international officials? A middle-eastern country becomes liberated, and who gets most or all of the reconstruction contracts for it? The same corporation that pays dividends to Cheney. Do you find this at least a little bit strange?
When the Bin Ladens were flown out of the country on September 13, 2001, why was the FBI given direct orders to leave them alone? After a crisis like this, isn't it standard procedure for the FBI to investigate any family members of the suspects?
In all of the criticism of F-9/11, all I have seen conservatives do is bash Moore. Are they running out of things to criticize about in his documentary, or are they just looking at the movie, not bother seeing it, and coming to the conclusion that it is a "biased piece of propaganda," therefore being hipoctitical about the film because they haven't actually seen it?
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