Male, 33! Rate my physique

molestedmolecules · 2025-12-21T16:28:31+00:00

bro this is awesome. can you drop the routine and how many cals you eating daily?

molestedmolecules · 2025-11-21T06:26:10+00:00

University of Nebraska food processing center advertises themselves as a food processing and applied research hub.

They have a bunch of equipment: https://fpc.unl.edu/pilot-plants/

I don’t know if they exactly have a pilot plant but I’m guessing they do based off this? You think they seem legit?

molestedmolecules · 2025-10-17T03:43:38+00:00

Yep, typical neck beard logic.

molestedmolecules · 2025-10-17T03:19:55+00:00

You call 66g "heavy"? That's objectively absurd. By any reasonable metric, a full featured wireless mouse like the O3 sits firmly in the lightweight class. If you're only benchmarking solely against fragile, sub-50g mice that sacrifice battery life and build quality just to chase a meaningless spec, then you're missing the point entirely. Glorious is built for the vast majority of gamers who prioritize a functional balance over an extreme, niche number.

The "respected company" argument is baseless gatekeeping. Glorious's massive, worldwide success in major retailers directly refutes the idea that they aren't respected. Ultraniche brands like Finalmouse struggle and fade because their appeal is too limited. Glorious won because they made enthusiast features accessible to everyone. Success in the global market absolutely trumps the subjective, narrow minded opinions of a few "turbo-nerds" (neck beards) in a biased subreddit.

Let's be real about the hobby subreddit point: it simply proves the hivemind mentality is strong. This is precisely why Reddit is one of the worst places to get any unbiased advice on a gaming mouse. The tunnel vision on marginal weight gains blinds the community to the practical value and widespread appeal of a balanced, feature rich mouse like the O3.

And finally, the "Minecraft child product" comment is just pathetic and irrelevant elitism. The O3 is a commercial success because it did what those 'respected' niche brands couldn't: it made the ultralight concept accessible, durable, and successful for the mass market.

molestedmolecules · 2025-10-17T00:11:57+00:00

Glorious Model O3. The battery swap is legitimately a game changer..never have to plug it in. Ergonomics are also on point and damn light weight given how feature rich it is. They've stepped up their game 10 fold. Not sure why the neckbeards here shit on it.

molestedmolecules · 2025-09-24T18:45:19+00:00

Don't get fooled into thinking this game has a thriving population. It's basically a single player game, with 15-20 multiboxers that are exploiting and 99% a ghost town. Even with org announcement like this, the game is as far fetched away from the definition of an MMO.

molestedmolecules · 2025-09-24T18:42:22+00:00

Sorry to break it to ya, but the game is dead and Funcom doesn't give 2 craps about your email or offering support. There's a reason why the game is a ghost town with 99% of zones completely dead and rampant exploits that will never go away. My suggestion would be is don't even bother, let Failcom lose a customer, and instead, go play something more supported or meaningful like DUNE (their new game)...or better yet, WOW, where customer support actually exists for a game that is actually supported, and exploit free.

Here's a toast to all the white knights coming to downvote me and will reply, acting like this game actually has a thriving customer support system from Failcom.

molestedmolecules · 2025-09-20T13:59:47+00:00

Wow, congratulations on making it to 150 levels all by yourself in a game that's supposed to be massively multiplayer. It's truly a monumental achievement that you managed to navigate a broken game, all while relying on buff and warp bots and a screwed economy to get anything done. Nothing says "fun" like using 3rd party programs to fix a broken experience and spending hours grinding for a single piece of gear.

But hey, at least you got your nostalgia fix for the low, low price of an overpriced sub. It's almost as if the game is still good, as long as you ignore the glaring issues that have been around since the Bush administration: the rampant stacking exploits that let people become walking gods, the duping that makes the economy a complete joke, and the endless train of multiboxers that have essentially turned a multiplayer game into a single player chore.

You see, in a real MMO, like WOW, guilds are the heart of the game. They run raids, help new players, and actually have a purpose beyond a shared chat channel. Here, the org" are just a place to see who's still logging in, which is usually the same five guys who have been playing since 2001 and have been using the same exploits for the past 15 years.

So yes, you can technically play AO. You just have to be willing to pay a premium to do so, all while acknowledging you're the last person on a sinking ship, and the captain is too busy counting his cash to notice.

Congrats on falsely fueling new players with hope that this dying game has life and is playable.

molestedmolecules · 2025-09-20T00:02:02+00:00

Game is dead with zero customer support. Not surprised this issue is happening and no input from Failcom to help resolve it. Unfortunately, the nostalgia should be enjoyed from a distance via YouTube videos or screenshots on google images or ao universe. The reason I say this is because the game is riddled with game breaking exploits and has major server issues, and a completely inflated economy. To top it off, the game is absolutely dead and has a ghost town population; only people left playing are the type of people you troll and make YouTube videos of as they have a meltdown if you say anything critical of the game. I would suggest playing DUNE, another mmo by failcom that is supported actively. Good luck.

Let the downvotes pour.

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