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#92 3/31/2011 4:41 PM UTC

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NikBond

And do you, sir, perhaps have some arguments to offer?

I do, why wouldn't I?

NikBond

I myself hate camps for the same reason, although I've never been to one.

Never been, but I condemn it. And to top it off, a timely post with a list of low-class qualities like: using a computer, not having your own room, not knowing the people but assuming they are inherently low-quality. But you certainly added fuel to the fire.

You'll say that a billion dollars is a good thing. But according to your logic, you've never had that much money, and you can't objectively reason about it.

A poor analogy, because having something in larger quantities than you had before is pretty straightforward. Accurately modeling a situation you've never been in, including the behavior of the people around you, and not having any clear information besides the vague "I heard that people eat in the dining hall, not in front of the computer," is something more complex.

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#93 3/31/2011 4:51 PM UTC

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"I heard that people in the camp eat in the dining hall, not in front of the computer."

But you're not denying it, are you? And no one else seems to be either. So, this statement is a fact! I am familiar with this fact because I have eaten in dining halls (in school, for example, or in a sanatorium) and I know that it evokes much less intense emotions than when I eat in front of the computer. Therefore, I can conclude that this aspect is a negative factor in this phenomenon.
By analogy, I can elaborate on all the points I have described.

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#94 3/31/2011 4:56 PM UTC

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But that doesn't change the fact that you're a little punk, son.

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Registered: 10/30/2009

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#95 3/31/2011 5:11 PM UTC

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NikBond

You're not saying anything.

Well, yes, now I am :D

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NikBond

I'm familiar with this fact, as I've eaten in a cafeteria (at school, for example, or in a sanatorium) and know that it evokes much less intense emotions than when I eat in front of the computer.

NikBond, what kind of emotions do you experience when eating in front of the computer? Do you spill tea on the keyboard or something? :) And it's good in the cafeteria; you can chat with people.

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#96 3/31/2011 5:12 PM UTC

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And, as a bonus, a timely post with a list of low-quality traits, such as: using a computer, not having one's own room, not knowing people but assuming they are inherently low-quality.

1) What is a "compik"?
2) Not having one's own room – where is the sign of being a "low-quality person" here? A person has the right to their own territory; what is immoral about that?
3) I don't know the people, but I doubt they would treat me kindly. Because the others didn't. A person is a wolf to another person. And many people against one weak person – that's a pack of wolves and a victim. Does anyone like being a victim?

But this doesn't change the fact that you are a mini-"low-quality person," son.

And you, sir, explained what makes me a "low-quality person." In general, what does "low-quality person" mean to you?

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#97 3/31/2011 5:17 PM UTC

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Explained in post 91.

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#98 3/31/2011 5:18 PM UTC

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NikBond, what kind of emotions do you experience while eating in front of the computer?

Well, for example, I'm eating right now. And I'm actually eating. And I'm getting a lot of pleasure from this discussion. Would I be able to talk about this, for example, with my classmates or campmates? Probably not.
Would I be able to troll them like this? Probably not. I would probably just get... beaten up.
So, this is how eating in front of the computer is better than eating in the cafeteria. And I also doubt that they cook better in the cafeteria than at home. Would I eat fried potatoes, pork chops, pickled cucumbers, and sauerkraut in the cafeteria, like I am now? Probably not.

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#99 3/31/2011 5:23 PM UTC

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NikBond

3) I don't know about people, but I doubt they would treat me kindly. Because everyone else hasn't. Man is a wolf to man. And many people against one weak person – that's a pack of wolves and a victim. Does anyone like being a victim?

Bad thoughts. Why are people treating you badly? What did you do wrong? Well, one guy here also said that everyone treated him badly and explained why; I'd like to hear your story.

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NikBond

Well, for example, I'm eating right now. Actually, I really am eating right now. And I'm getting a lot of pleasure from this discussion. Could I talk about this, for example, with my classmates or campmates? Probably not.

Why not?

Could I troll them like this? Probably not. I would just get... beaten up.

But you said you weren't a troll. And I believed you!:smile01:

Here's an example of why eating in front of the computer is better than eating in the cafeteria.

Well, yes, the food will be worse. But I think that sometimes during a meal, you should strive for something more than just satisfying your taste buds.

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#100 3/31/2011 5:28 PM UTC

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He said he wasn't a troll. And I believed him!

What I just said was sarcasm. I am just having a discussion. But in reality, when trying to have a discussion with someone whose opinion differs from yours, my health is in immediate danger.

But why not?

I will be sincerely glad if, in such a situation, someone even talks to me. Without swearing and insults.

Bad thoughts. But why are you treated badly? What did you do wrong?

I don't know. Maybe because I don't smoke, I don't drink, I don't swear (a terrible lie!), I don't fight, I'm generally kind of weak, I live in "my own world" (yes, if you look at me from the outside, I'm either on the computer, or sleeping, or in a trance), and I'm not very sociable. And I also watch Pokémon and other anime.

Well, yes, the food will be worse. But I think that sometimes during a meal, you should strive for something more than just satisfying your taste buds.

Well, in general, I agree... But still.

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#101 3/31/2011 5:48 PM UTC

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They need all sorts of comforts, what a bunch of softies. THIS IS LAGEEEERRRR!!!!!!111 All the amenities are in the yard. If you want to survive there, you need to be either very cunning or know how to fight back.

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The cafeteria is nice; you can chat with people there.

Not really. I remember we were constantly laughing, we couldn't eat properly. And they also gave us red caviar in the camp, yes.

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Небо – угроз не слышит
Небо – ведёт особый счёт
Небо – тебя найдёт

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#102 3/31/2011 6:02 PM UTC

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If you want to survive there

I don't want to survive; I want to enjoy myself. I'm not a masochist to enjoy discomfort.
That's why I don't like those kinds of camps – it's IMPOSSIBLE to enjoy yourself in them. You have to survive.

Sky, would you rather spend your free time surviving or enjoying life?

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#103 3/31/2011 6:15 PM UTC

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NikBond

Hey, would you rather spend your free time surviving or enjoying life?

You're such a softie. You should toughen up!

And yes, serve in the army, and then talk about how bad it is in the camp.

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#104 3/31/2011 6:22 PM UTC

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You're such a softie. You should enlist!

Why? I'm not planning on joining any camps or the army.
Although, I do have plans for some field RPGs. Ugh, why can't you convey realism without these terrible conditions? They say you have to live in TENTS! At least there's less of that thug-like riffraff among role-players.

And yes, serve in the army, and then say that camp is bad.

If living in a camp means wasting time and getting a bunch of bad emotions, then the army is moral suicide and physical masochism.
You become like those you associate with. The army is mainly filled with riffraff, those who couldn't find a way to avoid it. Basically, if a normal person ends up in their company, they become an idiot. I've seen it firsthand.
The army is filled with either desperate patriots or riffraff. Or candidates to become riffraff.

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#105 3/31/2011 6:24 PM UTC

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Sky, would you rather spend your free time surviving or enjoying life?

You can only understand how valuable life is by surviving. And seeing another idiot lying on the ground with blood pouring from his nose also brings a certain kind of enjoyment.

Небо – мольбы не ждёт
Небо – угроз не слышит
Небо – ведёт особый счёт
Небо – тебя найдёт

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#106 3/31/2011 6:27 PM UTC

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It all devolved into another set of hardcore gamer problems. Go to the camp, Nikita, they'll give you a prostate massage there. I heard it's enjoyable =3

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