Dear Satan...
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Sperit (12/25/2015) [-] 
Soule i don't need anything cool for Christmas
That is why I'm inviting you over
That is why I'm inviting you over
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buddywuggle (12/25/2015) [-] This, as of now, is the most MLG video I have ever seen.
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iamchicken (12/25/2015) [-] Ah so you roast her then you eat her out ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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iamchicken (12/25/2015) [-] I'll have you know WWE is without a doubt the best anime on earth.
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spartantoaster ONLINE (12/25/2015) [-]
sounds like me when I eat I frighten my neighbors alot
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traitortrooper ONLINE (12/25/2015) [-] They said it was impossible to go below absolute zero. This proves otherwise.
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iamchicken (12/25/2015) [-] >horns
>batwings
>devil tail
>>Are you an elf?
Jesus i thought the kid was dyslexic not blind.
>batwings
>devil tail
>>Are you an elf?
Jesus i thought the kid was dyslexic not blind.
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majestispaceduck ONLINE (12/25/2015) [-] She does only have one eye, who knows what she sees in the replacement screen.
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theemberblast (12/25/2015) [-]
For some reason i think the vision in her phone eye is replaced with what you might see on a phone screen.
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colbatstar (12/25/2015) [-]
Reminds me of when that little girl goes 'Are you the tooth fairy?' to Optimus Prime in the first transformers movie.
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epicactual (12/25/2015) [-] Its not Draven it's Draaaaaaven
Course I'm not afraid of no Draven
Course I'm not afraid of no Draven
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frankstein (12/26/2015) [-] Just try jumping while a well timed Draven E is sent flying towards you.
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hierophant (12/26/2015) [-] I love to imagine that this is an actual possible conversation had on the fields between Draven and a support.
"Don't go into the bush Draven! It's dangerous!"
"Draaaaaven is the danger!"
"Don't go into the bush Draven! It's dangerous!"
"Draaaaaven is the danger!"
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epicactual (12/25/2015) [-] League of legends, characters name is Tristana. She usually carries a big cannon, but skin turns her into a dragon tamer, hence the little dragon, whose name is Riggle.
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epicactual (12/25/2015) [-] Nah its cool bro. See, in league, there are different "skins" for each champion that make them slightly different, you can think of them like...clothes I guess. One day I might want to wear a regular t-shirt, thats the default Tristana skin pic related , another day I might be getting ready for a family gathering so I put on the nicest shirt I have, hence the Rocket Girl Tristana skin, another day I may be feeling like a dragon costume would be pretty dank, thats the Dragon Tamer Tristana
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llyatanvas (12/26/2015) [-] well said, sir
i believe you removed any misconceptions as well as poppy's new ult
i believe you removed any misconceptions as well as poppy's new ult
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davidbowiesensei ONLINE (12/25/2015) [-] A "skin" is a purchasable aesthetic change for Champions(playable characters) in League of Legends. Each champion has numerous different skins, and this one is the Dragon Tamer skin for the champion Tristana. This skin replaces her usual giant cannon with a baby dragon that shoots fireballs at command rather than cannonballs.
The above clip is the animation that plays whenever Tristana dies in game while the skin is in use. So yeah every time you die with that skin you get Lion King'd.
The above clip is the animation that plays whenever Tristana dies in game while the skin is in use. So yeah every time you die with that skin you get Lion King'd.
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tenaciouslee ONLINE (12/25/2015) [-] We already have a Lady Maria themed account?
That was fast.
That was fast.
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tenaciouslee ONLINE (12/25/2015) [-] My favorite fight will eternally be Father Gascoigne.
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EdwardNigma 
ONLINE (12/25/2015) [-] >See corpse
>"Oh no is she right?"
>Go to see if shes right
>Attacks me
bitch.
>"Oh no is she right?"
>Go to see if shes right
>Attacks me
bitch.
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EdwardNigma ONLINE (12/25/2015) [-] No you aren't.
And you were the easiest boss of the dlc.
And you were the easiest boss of the dlc.
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tenaciouslee ONLINE (12/25/2015) [-] I've been fortunate enough to find Co-Op players to help me with the bosses, but of the ones that I've tried solo, the BSB filed my ******* taxes a lot.
I didn't even try the Witch of Hemwick or the Shadows of Yharnam solo, but I might try the One Reborn later.
But I'm expecting to get my garden fully watered.
I didn't even try the Witch of Hemwick or the Shadows of Yharnam solo, but I might try the One Reborn later.
But I'm expecting to get my garden fully watered.
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EdwardNigma ONLINE (12/25/2015) [-] Yeah, I usually rely on co-op help as well. Usually, I play Souls games with my friend. Can barely imagine going a whole game solo. The Four Kings man, they deliver my ******* mail.
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tenaciouslee ONLINE (12/25/2015) [-] This is the first "Souls" game that I've ever made good ******* headway in.
I'm up to Martyr Logarius/The One Reborn, which to me is ******* magic.
Martyr Logarius waxed my windows, though, with that dumbass magic stuff, and I can only assume that The One Reborn is gonna fax my tax reports even harder.
I'm up to Martyr Logarius/The One Reborn, which to me is ******* magic.
Martyr Logarius waxed my windows, though, with that dumbass magic stuff, and I can only assume that The One Reborn is gonna fax my tax reports even harder.
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tenaciouslee ONLINE (12/25/2015) [-] Martyr Logarius and his ******** spells are the reason I haven't attempted him a second time.
I warped out the first time because my compatriot died.
I warped out the first time because my compatriot died.
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ladymaria ONLINE (12/25/2015) [-] Living Failures only took me two tries. Maria took me an hour or so. Not as much as Ludwig or Kos I actually haven't beaten Orphan, yet , but certainly a great number of tries.
I dunno. Most people find Dark Souls 2 to be the easiest, but I find it the hardest. Lots of people think Bloodborne is one of the easier ones, too. I don't.
Oooooooooooh well.
I dunno. Most people find Dark Souls 2 to be the easiest, but I find it the hardest. Lots of people think Bloodborne is one of the easier ones, too. I don't.
Oooooooooooh well.
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EdwardNigma ONLINE (12/25/2015) [-] Idunno, I can't think of any DS2 boss that gives me tons of trouble every time. Sometimes some do, depending on the order I go through them, but eh.
I'd say Bloodborne is equally, if not a bit harder than DS1 though, since both have a few bosses that take me right the **** down.
Bloodborne DLC wise, I think the Orphan of Kos gave me the most difficult. Then Ludwig. Then the Living Failures, Laurence and Maria. Maria is sort of similar to Gehrman in a way though, so, my dodge game was on ******* point because of how much I fought Gehrman.
I'd say Bloodborne is equally, if not a bit harder than DS1 though, since both have a few bosses that take me right the **** down.
Bloodborne DLC wise, I think the Orphan of Kos gave me the most difficult. Then Ludwig. Then the Living Failures, Laurence and Maria. Maria is sort of similar to Gehrman in a way though, so, my dodge game was on ******* point because of how much I fought Gehrman.
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ladymaria ONLINE (12/25/2015) [-] Its just how it is, I guess. People find different things hard, because who knows. Strats, reflexes, instincts, reactions... whatever.
I'm more interested in the other aspects of the game, anyway. I don't mind being bad, because it just means I gotta take longer to beat them, so the fun lasts.
I'm more interested in the other aspects of the game, anyway. I don't mind being bad, because it just means I gotta take longer to beat them, so the fun lasts.
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EdwardNigma ONLINE (12/25/2015) [-] Yeee, gotta get that lore and fancy ass architecture.
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kurbeh (12/25/2015) [-] If you want to convince the child that you aren't a dude, just show him your other type of content : |
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valigar (12/25/2015) [-] Easton's father doesn't have a stocking.
Easton's father isn't there for him.
Satan (through his Soule proxy) gave him a present.
Satan was a better father than this kids real father?
Easton's father isn't there for him.
Satan (through his Soule proxy) gave him a present.
Satan was a better father than this kids real father?
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andreweasley (12/26/2015) [-] There are only two socks..... Where's the fathers sock? Dad is dead
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theemberblast (12/25/2015) [-]
the sun uses immense gravity and pressure to fuse hydrogen into helium. Nuclear fusion is only held at the suns core tho.
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miniwilliam (12/25/2015) [-] Do you actually want to know, because I can tell you in detail. Just used 2 weeks studying the inner workings of stars and writing a 15 page report about it. ****** mad cool.
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miniwilliam (12/26/2015) [-] Basically, stars are gigantic fusion reactors. When the gasses and dust that make up the star, mostly helium, get crushed sufficiently together by their own gravity, they eventually accumulate enough heat to begin fusing hydrogen into helium inside its core, through a process known as the PP-chain reaction, which entails the PP-I and PP-II, as well as the CNO process.
PP-chain reaction stands for proton-proton, and is basically when two protons fuse together to create Deuterium, which is incredibly unstable and decays almost imediately, a positron and a neutrino. The deuterium then fuses together with another proton to create helium-3 and gamma radiation. 2 helium-3 nuclei then fuse together to make helium-4 and 2 protons. Rince repeat. This chain reactions releases a gigantic amount of energy, which then counterbalances the stars gravity, which crushes it, with an internal pressure pushing it apart.
The CNO-process stands for carbon-nitrogen-oxygen, but in a star the size of our sun it is not that relevant, as it is only about 1.2% of the total energy production, whereas PP-I is give or take 85%, and PP-II is give or take 14%.
So basically, stars that are not red giants/super giants do not even burn oxygen. They technically don't even burn. They fuse plasmic gasses in the core, which creates a ******* of energy in the form of thermic energy, which releases copious amounts of light. The more surface area, the more light it can emmit.
PP-chain reaction stands for proton-proton, and is basically when two protons fuse together to create Deuterium, which is incredibly unstable and decays almost imediately, a positron and a neutrino. The deuterium then fuses together with another proton to create helium-3 and gamma radiation. 2 helium-3 nuclei then fuse together to make helium-4 and 2 protons. Rince repeat. This chain reactions releases a gigantic amount of energy, which then counterbalances the stars gravity, which crushes it, with an internal pressure pushing it apart.
The CNO-process stands for carbon-nitrogen-oxygen, but in a star the size of our sun it is not that relevant, as it is only about 1.2% of the total energy production, whereas PP-I is give or take 85%, and PP-II is give or take 14%.
So basically, stars that are not red giants/super giants do not even burn oxygen. They technically don't even burn. They fuse plasmic gasses in the core, which creates a ******* of energy in the form of thermic energy, which releases copious amounts of light. The more surface area, the more light it can emmit.
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miniwilliam (12/26/2015) [-] The bigger the star, the more it will be crushed under its own gravity, the more heat it will accumulate in its core, the faster it will need to fuse lighter elements into heavier elements to counteract its gravitational pressure. Faster fusion also means higher energy production, and that it uses up the hydrogen faster and has to move on to fusing helium into carbon earlier.
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miniwilliam (12/26/2015) [-] Light is more of a biproduct, so to speak. If you have thermic energy, you have light. The reason that it shines brighter the bigger it is, and therefor the more surface area it has, is due to the light scattering out more, since almost all the energy is produce in the core. Mind you one thing, the light that leaves the star and shines outwards can be anywhere between 8 weeks to hundreds of thousands of years old, due to it reflecting around inside the star.
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gloriouschad (12/25/2015) [-] >astronauts poop
>astronauts fire poop into sun
>sun refuels with astronaut poop
Bam, science... probably
>astronauts fire poop into sun
>sun refuels with astronaut poop
Bam, science... probably
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Zombiefried ONLINE (12/25/2015) [-] Question: Can you see out of that eye or is your depth perception complete **** now?
