Subject: Drop twenty this month

From: Drop Four Sizes <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 13 Feb 2015 07:54:39 -0800

I'm proof that you can drop twenty-LB's without lifting a finger or starving yourself.

~ http://www.beckmanthinbody.com/concocts/constrainer/girlfriend/siding/interstitially/arteriosclerosis.htm

You really can lose all that this month.

Rachael Consumer Reports

Thinking about ending these from Live Media SDS.
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years old now so everyone w's looking for PvP action in here has all Tier S equipment. You'll need Tier A and a solid build to compete with them for starter. 

GW2 is lenient in the aspect of gear vs gear. Tier S (ascended) is only 3% better than Tier A (exotic) equipment, therefore the gear ceiling is actually quite low. A full Tier A set takes less than 100 urs to get if I remember correctly. Much less than other MMORPGs and the gear creep to the next level equipment is miniscule (a positive).

This is my take on other RPGs after playing GW2 on a semi-pro level for 15 months, "you mean I have to do 300+ urs of PvE just so I'm not handicapped in PvP? GTFO"
That actually happened on my invincible guardian when I tried to WvWvW.. I have to s points outside of the mists as I only have level 20
Since it is WvW, that is what it was designed to be. 

I am talking 
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I hate that word
If it had normal perception, and was conscious and therefore moral, it would not cose to maximize paperclips, for the reasons I stated above. Maximizing paperclips is not moral because paperclips do not add to the ability of it to use its consciousness to influence reality more powerfully in the future.

Essentially what is moral is what maximizes the 
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it comes up heads 50% of the time and tails 50% of the time normally, but when I decide that I'll sot a puppy if it comes up heads suddenly the probability of heads becomes 0% then yeah, somethings up. But when quantum events have the same probabilities regardless of whether the outcomes effect human decision-making then it's clear God doesn't act that way or if he does doesn't seem to care about human decisions.
Check the experiments out of Princeton eh? But there must be some other explanation. Can't be that consciousness has power beyond natural law. That's unbelievable.

You can always claim to be agnostic about anything by removing all empirical evidence and starting from a perfect emptiness.  The only problem, of course, is that a perfect emptiness has no reason to believe anything at all: even in mathematics, the 
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video game that extends our experiential lives and when we die, we take off a super-futuristic visor and our fellow squid-beings from dimension piii-67c ask us "w was it?" And as soon as we snap back into the real reality, we realize that magic is real and all of these rules we believe in were like an opposite version of the RPG's we play. Instead of conjuring firebolts, we believe that there is a beginning and an end to things and that reality is dictated by rationality and mathematics, when that is obviously ing crazy and just something we squids think about when we are RPG'ing.

Or, simply, your beginning umption is wrong. KISS. 
You spent a very long time not saying anything of real worth while simultaneously feeling the need to be condescending.  Strange.  

None of what you just typed has any bearing on the point here.  I'm so unimpressed by what you typed, I really don't want to spend much time on this, so I'll make this brief.

The cereal thing was wrong.  Cereal