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[The Harbinger of Ferocity]

I appreciate such an adept and in-depth answer, @KimHanuel. I will of course return at a later date with more.

[gorgenmast]

And now back to our regularly-scheduled programming:

School, trips to museums, doing my own research, reading books about it. I have no idea why someone would literally make-up something as silly as the Holocaust not happening. We've all learned about it. I mean damn, go read Anne Frank's Diary, or Number The Stars. It's all there. It happened.

@KimHanuel

How do you know we aren't being lied to?

[KimHanuel]

I appreciate such an adept and in-depth answer, @KimHanuel. I will of course return at a later date with more.

@The Harbinger of Ferocity

Not a problem, I'm honestly really excited!

And now back to our regularly-scheduled programming:

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How do you know we aren't being lied to?

@gorgenmast

Well, that would kinda be like looking at ads or programs from that time frame and being like "Oh, this seems like they're lying to us." Okay, so, have you evwr seen The Boy in the Striped Pajamas? It's about a boy (German son to a higher up) who befriends a Jewish boy in a concentration camp named Smaul. It's not only sad, but really good. ...I'm getting off track here. ANYWAYS, I personally don't think we're being lied to. If we were, then why would there be records of it happening in textbooks, or movies and books about it? Hell, or even with Jewish families?

[gorgenmast]

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Not a problem, I'm honestly really excited!

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Well, that would kinda be like looking at ads or programs from that time frame and being like "Oh, this seems like they're lying to us." Okay, so, have you evwr seen The Boy in the Striped Pajamas? It's about a boy (German son to a higher up) who befriends a Jewish boy in a concentration camp named Smaul. It's not only sad, but really good. ...I'm getting off track here. ANYWAYS, I personally don't think we're being lied to. If we were, then why would there be records of it happening in textbooks, or movies and books about it? Hell, or even with Jewish families?

@KimHanuel

What if the reports from the concentration camps were fabrications by Eisenhower and Western Allies?

[KimHanuel]

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What if the reports from the concentration camps were fabrications by Eisenhower and Western Allies?

@gorgenmast

I really don't think they were. That would be insanity, as well as stupidity, to try and say that something that horrifying didn't happen.

[The Harbinger of Ferocity]

Which color is your favorite, @KimHanuel? Does this color "describe" your personality in the usual associations people make with it? Is this color particularly important to you? When did it become your favorite color and why that color in particular? Do you notice a trend of this color in your life, as in you bias toward or against it, or none at all?

[KimHanuel]

Which color is your favorite, @KimHanuel? Does this color "describe" your personality in the usual associations people make with it? Is this color particularly important to you? When did it become your favorite color and why that color in particular? Do you notice a trend of this color in your life, as in you bias toward or against it, or none at all?

@The Harbinger of Ferocity

My favorite color has always been blue. I just looked this up, because I was curious, and I got "If Your Favorite Color Is Blue … You are: Calm, cool, and able to keep things more even keel than most. Blue, the color of the ocean, is often associated with feelings of serenity, so those who love it are often able to find peace and tranquility in places where others do not." Now that I think about it, it does play a major role in my life. I do find peace in the smallest of things, (nature being a huge impact), or even in the way chimes sound in the wind. I suppose you could say I started loving the color as a kid. But really, that explanation up above fits me perfectly, I think. Even though I have other favorite colors (like purple), blue will always be a dominant color for me.

[gorgenmast]

Ya ever poop on another man's chest before? Second question, would you like to poop on my chest?

[KimHanuel]

Ya ever poop on another man's chest before? Second question, would you like to poop on my chest?

@gorgenmast

No, I haven't, and no, I wouldn't.

[gorgenmast]

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No, I haven't, and no, I wouldn't.

@KimHanuel

Can I poop on your chest?

[KimHanuel]

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Can I poop on your chest?

@gorgenmast

No. No, you can't.

[The Harbinger of Ferocity]

My favorite color has always been blue. I just looked this up, because I was curious, and I got "If Your Favorite Color Is Blue … You are: Calm, cool, and able to keep things more even keel than most. Blue, the color of the ocean, is often associated with feelings of serenity, so those who love it are often able to find peace and tranquility in places where others do not." Now that I think about it, it does play a major role in my life. I do find peace in the smallest of things, (nature being a huge impact), or even in the way chimes sound in the wind. I suppose you could say I started loving the color as a kid. But really, that explanation up above fits me perfectly, I think. Even though I have other favorite colors (like purple), blue will always be a dominant color for me.

@KimHanuel

To see us back to actual commentary again, I need ask why purple is related to it? Ignoring the obvious of course, more that I mean you made a specific motion to mention it. So I must ask as a result, what about purple draws you to it and why is it effectively second to your relationship with blue? Aside from the overlap, does this apply to green as well then, given you mentioned a bias in favor of nature?

[gorgenmast]

Would you poop on my chest for $50/€43.9/£39.2

[KimHanuel]

Would you poop on my chest for $50/€43.9/£39.2

@gorgenmast

No.

[KimHanuel]

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To see us back to actual commentary again, I need ask why purple is related to it? Ignoring the obvious of course, more that I mean you made a specific motion to mention it. So I must ask as a result, what about purple draws you to it and why is it effectively second to your relationship with blue? Aside from the overlap, does this apply to green as well then, given you mentioned a bias in favor of nature?

@The Harbinger of Ferocity

Well, purple can come in many different shades. I suppose I really love that color second because it goes hand in hand with a sunset or sunrise. Getting to watch those, living where I do, is an absolutely breathtaking experience. Plus, the color just makes me really happy. It's such a deep and lovely color to look at. Actually, yes, green is another favorite of mine. In real life, my eyes are a greenish (more green)-hazel color, though they do have a tendency to change depending on the clothing I wear. Right now I'm wearing a blue hoodie, but with a white dress. (it's cold in the office) My eyes are still green. Now, if I were to wear the hoodie and a gray shirt with jeans, my eyes would revert to a steel-gray/blue color. Just as well, if I get excited, my eyes turn almost a jade-green color.

[amorphical]

Ever had a dance off against BST? Would you do it if offered?

[KimHanuel]

Ever had a dance off against BST? Would you do it if offered?

@amorphical

I haven't had a dance off before in my life, so I'm not really sure if I'd be...coordinated enough to enough do one. ^^; But, if offered, I would give it my all.

[amorphical]

@KimHanuel

[The Harbinger of Ferocity]

Thank you for answering these questions, @KimHanuel. I will return in due time with more, be certain of it.

[KimHanuel]

@KimHanuel

@amorphical

That's the best thing I've seen all day. Thank you. XD