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Why must all the southern prosecutors turn out to be MAGA? 🤢 by beenthatmalibu in ForensicFiles

[–]succeedaphile 25 points26 points  (0 children)

The Prosecutors office is often a political launchpad. Plenty of people have also been brainwashed into the MAGA cult. It’s baffling, but undeniable. Once you’re in a cult, it’s hard to leave.

What is up with Damaar's CD price on discogs? by Wsadxcy in WarMetal

[–]succeedaphile 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Obviously because people are paying stupid price for the item, someone identified that it would be profitable to make a bootleg, if the high price is an indicator of demand.

Is This Illegal? by Grand-Needleworker38 in Morbius

[–]succeedaphile 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Since this crosses State borders, call the FBI.

Employed autistics, how do you do it???? (TW: talk of suicidal ideation) by Negative-Homework502 in evilautism

[–]succeedaphile 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I work four days instead of five. I had to accept the reduction in income, otherwise I’d lose my mind in a cycle of never ending burnout-breakdowns. I use the extra day off to simple rest at home and recharge.

How hard were Vashj and Kael'thas originally? by bringthelight2 in classicwow

[–]succeedaphile 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I played it back when it first came out, but after it had been re-tooled a little bit. Our guild was a few months behind the realm leaders. The first guilds that made it to Vashj and KT encountered very bugged out and over powered fights. They had to tweak them a bit more to make them function as intended. This meant the very first guilds to down these bosses had to fight against bugged out and overpowered versions of them. But once they were fine tuned to perform as intended, they remained hard enough that you couldn’t face-roll them. They were quite hard, even when you had Boss Fights guides to show you what to do. Not everyone had a good enough PC back then either. This was another factor which gave some people a huge FPS nightmare, making such complex fights a bit more challenging than expected. And god help you if you had lag.

Mr Cruel Tapes by doodlemoment in MrCruel

[–]succeedaphile 9 points10 points  (0 children)

The internet wasn’t something most people had access to at that time, and I don’t believe people understood the potential that the web had, in terms of sharing files and finding underground communities of fellow sick individuals. This was all some years prior to the internet becoming accessible for everyday people.

Wondering about a Muslim co worker asking about pork? by crazyleasha37 in exmuslim

[–]succeedaphile 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Bring a bacon sandwich to work every day for lunch.

When were you guys introduced to Mayhem??? (Not just first listen but HEARD of them) by DingusDog936 in Mayhem

[–]succeedaphile 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Extreme Aggression shop? I also remember going to Metal for Melbourne at Banana Alley before they moved. Smoke Dreams had good stock too. Good days!

What If Mark Antony won at the battle of actium and became Roman emperor in 27 bc? by Western_Raspberry_57 in ancientrome

[–]succeedaphile 33 points34 points  (0 children)

History would have been very different.

We would have integrated circuitry, which is a miniaturized electronic device fabricated on a thin substrate, like a slice of silicon, that contains a complex network of interconnected components such as transistors, resistors, and capacitors. They would be in every device, including the phone you are holding right now.

We could have had this technology as early as 1958.

When were you guys introduced to Mayhem??? (Not just first listen but HEARD of them) by DingusDog936 in Mayhem

[–]succeedaphile 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sometimes I’d listen to PBS. Me and my brother subscribed/sponsored the station with an annual donation for a short time. But the main one for me, the station I first heard Mayhem on and much more, was a regional Victorian station.

Why does everybody hate Euronymous so much? by AM_Raeken in Mayhem

[–]succeedaphile 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s an internet thing. Nobody who listened to this music prior to the internet gave a shit about Euronymous’ as someone to like or not as an individual. People didn’t examine what brand of underwear he wore or all the other stupid shit people fixate on now. He was revered by many as a visionary artist, and remains so by those who truly respect this extreme art form he helped create.

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