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I gotta ask...you know that profile photo is Pepe the Frog, correct?
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@IntroPhenom to answer your original post yes, I am fully aware of what Pepe was used for. The way I'm using it in no way could be considered harmful. But yes, I know the history of Pepe.
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@IntroPhenom You know that way of thinking just helps their cause, yes? Classic Streisand effect. The less we use it because it's associated with white supremacists, the more they'll be relevant. If we just continue using it as normal, its efficacy will lower, and it'll be considered the harmless meme it is again.
My point is: it is avoidable if we make it so. I know you were just trying to help in case he didn't knew, but the sooner we stop thinking of it as negative, the sooner it'll stop being negative.
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@BRKs_Eagle All valid points, and I don't disagree with them. I'm not convinced trying to use Pepe in a positive way is a better approach than not using it, but I could very well be wrong. I won't agree the negativity is completely avoidable, but I would concede that it is at least malleable.
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Went nutty yesterday.
At my local grocery store, I bought pistachios, roasted macadamia nuts, cashews, and a fancy nut mix.
Then I booted up my PS3 for the first time in a while, popped in to the store to see if it was functioning, and upon realizing it was, bought (mostly) no plat PS3 and Vita titles like it was that day or nothing:
Epic Adventures Bundle
- Forest Legends: the Call of Love
SEGA Vintage Collection: Monster World
I lack self control. You can say it.
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@AK-1138 Well where was that feedback two days ago? Maybe some prevention measures could have been put in place!
I think I meant 'preventative', not 'prevention'. Ho hum.
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@Metal Slime King No second PS3, but also no fear of a lengthy grind.