haze: leme lay on you this crazy game i've been learning...



You see, we're the programmers, but the trick is, we're not supposed to know that we are. the game functions in a way that our every action sort of "builds" the game. the game is smart, smart as we are. and it's in our heads. you see, it knows what we're thinking, so it knows if we're trying to program the game or not.


If it knows we're trying, well man, we arent going to get what we want.

Now, the original programmers, they snuck into the game some secret hints and tricks we can use, but they hid them real well with gibberish and double talk.

So taking into consideration that we're just playin' a game, what does that make you think about the "rules"? :wtf:
Stoner Shadow Wolf Reviewed by Stoner Shadow Wolf on . can't understand christian justification of Old Testament i don't think anyone denies that the old testament in the bible speaks of and condones horrible acts of inhumanity, often in the form of law or proverb. i also understand that christians believe when jesus came he essentially modified or "fulfilled the law,? therefore, how things were done. For this reason christians don't practice most of the barbaric laws promoted in the old testament any longer. for example... "He that curseth his father, or his mother, shall surely be put to Rating: 5