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Gold MD

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  1. Or did he somehow edit it together? He's just some idiot that bothers me online. Nobody of importance. https://youtu.be/JM3yv1MvUik?si=cScw6SSWmKlZy2ke
  2. The one at Home Street? Yeah. I think so.
  3. It's really quiet on this forum now.
  4. I wear glasses, so can you spot me sitting down? Screen_Recording_20240212_181053_Video_Player.mp4
  5. Gold MD

    Welp...

    That's virtually all the gaming forums I go on, practically dead. Nobody responds to my threads that often anymore. This isn't really a recent revelation either. It has been this way for years now. I see no point in doing it anymore. I have actually been pointing that out for years, in fact. So with the exception of offering my feedback for the new Silent Hill streaming series, that's it as far as forums talk is concerned. I'm pretty much throwing in the towel now. I also cannot be arsed with that nutball following me about either, so I think it's time to get entirely new screen-names online. It's sad. However, that's just how the web is in 2023.
  6. April 5, 1954 - September 9, 2023 Sadly, my mother had kidney trouble, etc. I'll miss you, mum. x
  7. No. They are actually very rare in Scotland. The grey ones can cause the red squirrels to die off, due to a disease they are known to spread. So if you should capture a grey squirrel, it's apparently unlawful to release the cute wee thing into the wild. I would let it go, when nobody is looking. However, I do feel bad for people who harm living things.
  8. Just up the road, is the Princes Street Gardens. You can get a great view of Edinburgh Castle.
  9. They enjoyed my company, very much so. I can't upload the videos here, because of the size of the files.
  10. Nobody can predict the precise date for things like this. Come on!
  11. It's this forum. https://www.autismforums.com/ At least it's active there. Most forums I visit only have the same two or so users still contributing...
  12. Has anyone been to the site known as Autism Forums? I'm not knocking the site, but they are very picky about what you can post on there. Basically, every thread has to be PG-esque. When I asked Nitro the admin, he just said he swears like a sailor, but it's just not allowed on his site. I get my posts deleted, merged, ignored, etc. And I think I'm subjected to scrutiny on there. This is because as I said, they're fussy about discussing sensitive topics. I'm sure they also don't like it when I refer to specific people that I've had problems with. They don't even really like anybody linking to violent movie scenes, anything with bad language, and whatnot, which is a little overkill. One thing I strongly hate about online forums is the use of unnecessary censorship. People need to stop getting their panties in a twist over one's views and just man up a little bit. If you're purposefully flaming people or outright being an idiot, that's a different matter. Being badly behaved would merit your posts being removed. But just outright deleting posts that folk spent the time to type out, is annoying. There's gaming forums for example, where flame wars are all too commonplace, with bickering and whatnot. Yet the moderators do nothing, due to either being absent, lazy, or biased. I also hate the ad revenue on there. You cannot easily log out because the log out button is on the bottom left side, covered by an ad banner right at the bottom of every page on browsers where ads aren't already blocked. Of course, you can just manually delete your cookies to get logged off that way. But even when you're composing a message, they've gone and stuck even more adverts all over the damn box where the text goes, making it hard to submit the thread without accidentally clicking one of the squares, and they expect you to upgrade your account for to receive extra features like seeing no more ads. So, this is quite irritating.
  13. I buy horror films, and have amassed quite the collection.
  14. On Twitter, everyone is like this... Simp Station.
  15. LOL. It is a preview for my next entry in my series, The Dulvey Saga. I will send you the link once I edit the final thing all together...
  16. I reckon it was probably easier to meet other singles before people got all clannish and ignorant. Youngsters these days are hard to impress. Also, dating websites are full of string pullers, so being smart like myself, you know Miss Right won't be likely to be located on any of them. In general, you may say the years were better when you were younger, as I guess children have less responsibilities and therefore, less hassle than they learn that they will acquire in adulthood. But then there's things like games consoles with HD graphics and the Internet that exists now, which probably weren't even around in your time, if you were born in the eighties or a prior decade. So the nineties would be classed as being your time, in a way, if you were born in a year such as 1988. That's just an example. While I'm generally quite daft on pop culture from the 80s, I was too young to recall any of that decade. But people have often told me it was horrible, while others claim it was heavenly.
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