Xx_lordofth3scrubs_xX

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I am now known as: 

Xx_lordofth3scrubs_xX

Bask in the eternal glory of this holy name.

I hav been rechristened with this name because I am a tru 360 sloscoper scrublord and level 99 memer, and have been granted limitless power by the based lord gaben and am worshipped by his disciples as the biggest overprivileged cisgendered fuckboy in existence.

I am THE lord of the scrubs.

Bathe in the sublime light I cast upon thy hentai littered dwelling.

Preach my gospel, sing songs of my worship.

I am your God.

Know your place.

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P.S. kill urself lol.

Honestly I plan on changing mine...

Right...

NOW.

Errr... Psycho-Pass? anyone?

I LOVE my music, I tend to get pretty into it. I mostly listen to hip-hop (mostly older stuff), trap, deep house, EDM, and some experimental pop (PC Music type stuff) and dancehall here and there, but I can certainly get into almost any genre if I'm in the mood.

To everyone out there looking for new music to try, I'll recommend a few artists/genres:

Mura Masa - a hip hop and dance producer from England. Uses a lot of really unique samples, often centered around his Japanese flair implied by his name (he's not actually Japanese though). Very relaxing to listen to, very unique sound. If your a Japanese culture nerd like I am, you'll especially appreciate this guy's work.

A.G. Cook - also an English producer, except his niche is his uniquely experimental and saturated version of pop music. His music's not for everyone, but he is living proof that pop CAN be good.

Higherself - yet another English producer, who specializes in deep house. His music is very melodic and danceable, not too many people know him but as far as deep house goes he's easily one of the most talented producers out there. If you haven't tried deep house yet give him a listen.

Jersey Club - not an artist, a genre. Jersey club is a sub genre of house music that grew from the New Jersey club scene. It's very fast paced (135-140 bpm), hard hitting, and energizing, and it's so easy to produce I couldn't even try to recommend a specific artist because every amateur producer on the East Coast and their mother is producing jersey club. Honestly, this genre could get anyone pumped up, it's got this infectious, dance-friendly vibe so no matter WHAT you normally listen to, you can probably get pretty hyped up listening to jersey club.

Just now, tracuer234 said:

I've been using this pair of Razer Kraken Pros (Neon Edition, if you really care) and I have to say, I'm pretty impressed for the price. They're a bit big, but the cool thing about them is the sound quality's really clear for like $90, plus they're stylish enough to wear as regular headphones around town AND play games with. The mic isn't too bad, but the retractable feature is definitely cool. Adds to the whole "stylish enough to wear as regular headphones" thing. If anyone's looking for a good set of gaming headphones AND casual ones, I would highly these.

Sorry for the huge pictures btw, hope I didn't waste to much space

I've been using this pair of Razer Kraken Pros (Neon Edition, if you really care) and I have to say, I'm pretty impressed for the price. They're a bit big, but the cool thing about them is the sound quality's really clear for like $90, plus they're stylish enough to wear as regular headphones around town AND play games with. The mic isn't too bad, but the retractable feature is definitely cool. Adds to the whole "stylish enough to wear as regular headphones" thing. If anyone's looking for a good set of gaming headphones AND casual ones, I would highly these.

Just now, tracuer234 said:

Honestly i think this stuff is gonna be around quite a while

Skyrim is a really fun game with a LOT of potential for improvements add added features. As long as this remains the most recent GOOD Elder Scrolls game I think that Skyrim's modding community is here to stay.

On 10/12/2015, 11:50:58, DaXmAn said:

Skyrim has been with us for so so long time.

 

We have probably one of the biggest modding community.

 

 

Recently I noticed a slowdown of creation of new good quality mods.

 

 

 

 

 

What do you think? How long until Skyrim modding will "die"?

 

Honestly i think this stuff is gonna be around quite a while

Just now, tracuer234 said:

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Just now, tracuer234 said:

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On 7/25/2015, 11:27:11, CPU said:

Not many.

 

 

 

 

Just reply here, a couple of times.

 

 

Then you will be able to upload your picture.

 

 

 

 

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