tsujack blogged

I'm not finished yet, this is the start.


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Skittles blogged

I found a bunch of older tweets from Katsuhiro Harada, who is the director of Tekken and general manager of Bandai Namco. This might not be the most interesting of finds, but I do feel it gave us some insight on what happened with the writing that unfortunately, left a permanent blemish on a previous great protagonist, Jin Kazama!


This is from 2012, as you can see! So around when Tekken Tag Tournament 2 was already out, and before Tekken 7. In Tag 2, Jin still has remnants of his Tekken 6 depiction (cold man who isn't very compassionate) as in Tekken 7, that's when they started doing damage control with his character.

It's hard to say if this claim in the tweet is actually true or not as Harada seems to say one thing, but another the next. (Like I saw him claim Jin is his favorite character story wise, but then later says he prefers Heihachi and Kazuya over Jin. Which the latter is more obvious.) And I notice oftentimes when they bring up Jin, they change their "intentions" with him. (Team stating they always meant him to be a villain during the Tekken 6 era, in the Street Fighter x Tekken era, they said he's leaning more towards the dark side, but now they just call him an "almost" villain in Tekken 6.) So, take this information with a grain of salt - but I personally believe there's some truth to it, at least.

Now let's start theorizing how it went down. Obviously, Harada does prefer Heihachi and Kazuya to Jin. So, it could be very safe to assume that Harada prefers antagonistic characters over the "good ones." Therefore, he likely got bored with Good Guy Jin fast and wanted to make him a villain, too. The actual writers, though, rejected this idea. Likely for the following, obvious reasons: 1) there's already too many bad guys in Tekken, why add another, especially when it's the intended protagonist? 2) the reason Jin stands out is that he is the Good Mishima. That's his Whole Thing. 3) making him a villain is just a rehash of Kazuya's story and therefore boring and lazy. Also, it makes sense for Kazuya's upbringing and story, whilst it doesn't make as much sense for a Kazama who didn't even acknowledge the Mishimas existence until much later in his life.

So, it seems like Harada and the team came to a compromise during Tekken 6. They'll make Jin the antagonist IF his intentions are good. How the hell they thought the war thing was justifiable is beyond me. But it could be that Harada wanted the stakes to be high for the 6th game, therefore a war and a doomsday monster is a way to achieve a massive event. This would also explain Jin's WILDLY inconsistent characterization. Like Tekken 6 Jin is so different from the previous Jins, he can be considered another character. But even in Tekken 6 itself, he's wildly inconsistent. Such as how he literally relentlessly mocks Alisa when she dies for him. But then moments later he explains to Lars how he had no choice for the war, and how he's doing it for the greater good. WTF? Even if ppl wanna say "oh, Jin was just PRETENDING to be evil because he had to when leading a war!" Why would he be so edgy toward Alisa if he was only gonna reveal his "true motives" to Lars, anyway? This is what happens when writers have conflicting ideas for what they want to do with a character. It becomes a huge, incomprehensible mess.

But after Tekken 6, they likely received A LOT of backlash. Heck, Harada even acknowledges this in an IGN interview after the first official Tekken 8 reveal trailer when he said "many fans were upset when we turned him into an ALMOST villain." (note he's no longer saying FULL ON VILLAIN, despite the fact he was insistent on that during the TK6 era) Hence why they're now backtracking and trying to make Jin into the Good Guy he was once before. (Examples include wanting Miguel to kill him in Tekken 7 for his actions. How many of his more cruel pre-fight intros, and victories were omitted from Tekken 7, and how he's desperate to save people in the Tekken 8 trailer) because Harada realized that even if he wanted another Mishima Villain - no one else does, not even his own team. So, now they're going back to him being the protagonist.

However... this doesn't explain one thing: The existence of Lars.

Like why is, or was, Harada so fixated on turning Jin into an antagonist? We already had Kazuya for that. And other than having the devil gene and his family just happened to be the Mishimas, there's nothing that really indicated Jin would be a villain. In the previous games, he was shown to be caring and compassionate, albeit a little antisocial. He was even respectful to his rival Hwoarang in Tekken 5. (Apologizing for not keeping his promise, and then even disagreeing with Hwoarang when Hwoarang accused Jin of finding someone "stronger to fight." Shows Jin respects Hwoarang's strength.) The other biggest struggle Jin had was killing his family because he was raised pacifistic. (See ending of Tekken 4.) But even that was a question of "maybe killing Kazuya and Heihachi is the right thing to do to save many lives?" Many fans I notice like to say, "oh the story is that ALL Mishimas are bad, they just have their own unique brand of evil." And maybe that's the story Harada wanted to go with (even tho imo it's lame and nihilistic compared to Jin rising above his family's hatred.) But if that's so, then why...

replace the good Mishima with another Mishima that's... now supposed to be that?

Why not instead make a protagonist that's unrelated to the Mishimas? It seems redundant to kick out one protagonist, only to bring in another one that literally has the same schtick. At that point, what was so wrong with Jin remaining the good one? What makes Lars exempt from the Mishima bloodline curse, but makes Jin more vulnerable to it? Yes, Jin's father is Kazuya - but he wasn't raised by the man. Lars' father is Heihachi. But like Jin, he wasn't raised by his father either. The only "eviler" thing Jin has going for him is that he has the Devil Gene. Oh... and he's more antisocial / not as charming, but I don't consider those inherently "evil traits." In fact, Jin also still has the purity of the Kazama blood in him - who almost seems angelic. (But that's a fact about Jin they forgot after Tekken 4.)

I know fans also like to use Devil Jin as an example of how Jin actually, is secretly, evil and why it makes sense for him to be a villain. Because his Devil shows his "true desires" or some rubbish. But I strongly disagree with this since in Tekken 2 and Tekken 4, we see Kazuya and Devil Kazuya actually interact with each other as separate beings. Devil Kazuya even directly refers to Kazuya by name when Kazuya takes over him in Tekken 4. Therefore, I see Devil Jin more as this parasitic personification of intrusive thoughts or, the devil on your shoulder, that tries to convince Jin to sin, but Jin refuses to listen. I'm sure we've all had our share of awful thoughts that we'd never act on. It doesn't reflect on his morality, and actions.

Finally, as I've said - it's hard to say if Harada's statement is actually true, or just another nonsense tweet Harada made. It makes sense to an extent. But still has its questions. Regardless, I'm glad even Harada seems to realize this was an awful choice in writing. I really loved Jin as the good guy who doesn't let his family history make him bad. That's precisely why he became my favorite. He was, in a way, hope personified to me. So, here's to my hoping that Tekken 8 retcons Jin from Tekken 6 by either explaining it was brainwashing, or something with the Devil Gene, that way to absolve him of the responsibility. And I know this is a long post about a topic well discussed already within the fanbase. But I just thought that tweet in particular gave us an idea of what Harada wanted, vs what everyone else wanted, and how Jin could've suffered from a divisive team that was trying to pull him one way, while Harada was trying to pull him another like in a game of tug of war. I've made a post very similar to this on Reddit already. Except I slightly rewrote here to make it sound less like incomprehensible rambling, haha! And I also wanted more blog posts on here, and I thought this would contribute more content on this awesome website! Stay frosty, y'all. ✌️
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Gamerdude97 blogged

I had some free time, and I was watching youtube videos when a thought struck me that there's not that many people that make cool old school type of gaming montages anymore. so I decided to make one myself.. I made this in a couple of days.



 

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My first mw2 montage.I had a lot of fun making this.

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Skittles blogged

Much has happened to me since I first joined Neoseeker. Could you believe I made my second account (this one) at March 2011? Nearly 12 years ago? That may seem very insignificant to most people on this website. Hell, it's likely insignificant to everyone on this website. But 9 years after I made this account, an E3-E4 tornado would hit my house. Ever since then, I fall into a depression during this month. And when I realized I made this account during THAT month, it amazes me how March meant nothing to me. How I lived in my state for nearly 25 years yet never suffered from a tornado. However, now, I obsess every time it merely storms. I have to keep it on the most reliant news channel all day long, and I practically can't do anything else. Hearing that it may storm 7 days into the week ruins my entire week.

Yet, I look back when I made this account and realized the time of Spring meant nothing to me. I will admit, storms have always freaked me out. But mostly I didn't like the loud noises. When it happened, sometimes, I would just get up and crank my headphones up. Now, though, that has changed. Now it's a big ordeal.

I think I need to find a good in between. I need to be wary of storms in case something bad happened, but also I need to be calm and not as obsessive and let it ruin my entire week. Especially when Spring arrives. I dread when that happens, and it's only a little more than a month away.

It doesn't help that I've been paranoid about everything. I'm much more mindful of my heart. I swear I can hear it beat every time I lay down now, and it makes it difficult to sleep. I swear it used to not be this way. But it's also getting harder to remember what life was before 2020. I swear my heart beats faster, too. I visit the heart doctors, and they act like nothing is wrong with me. Which could be true. But I'm also paranoid they're not taking me seriously. I've heard many tales of doctors who let their patients die because they were poor folk like I am - ones who are dependent on a copay. And I'm at the point where I can't judge if my docs aren't taking me seriously because of this, or if my anxiety is getting the best of me.

However, I think that maybe... I should just stop worrying about my heart. No matter how hard it beats, or how fast it beats. I should just stop worrying. Same with the weather. I can pay a mind to it when it comes, but I should stop obsessing. There is only one life for me. I should enjoy it while I do have it. Even if I die tomorrow. If I die, I die. It's a reality I accept. But I guess.

This life is simply so fascinating, such a marvel to behold. I want to live it as long as I can. But is it really living if I spend it all worrying?
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Cap blogged

I have prepped my last play in hopes to do anything and has come up short like Dak Prescott.

There is quite truly no reason to keep coming here anymore. Seems like each year I have more and more gripes about the community, the activity, and overall atmosphere here.

Tabletop is truly dead. I cannot even begin to be creative there anymore. It's a shame because creating stuff here was the only thing worthwhile I did. I kind of understand Evil T's post more and more. All that effort in Music and the only thing that moves there is the What Are You Listening to thread where people just post stuff and never comment on it. Such a disheveled community. Oh yeah, there's the What is your favorite___ threads too which lack any creativity or discussion value and really just serve as a point for jokes.

There's really just Dragonball left which actually has proper conversation. You'll get Thinkers occasionally too.


There's been an influx of random bot accounts posting garbage with links that just sit and sit. Maybe they get dealt with but I got tired of reporting them since they just sit.


I don't know what to bother with anymore. There is very little to talk about with you guys and I've been feeling like a gonner for years now. Maybe it really is time to say goodbye. You all say you'd miss me but you won't. Being here makes me sad. It just does. It serves as an outlet for my mania and my depression. Maybe I need to do something to stop the temptation of coming back.


It's whatever, dude.
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kilian blogged

i have no idea if anyone is still on neoforums/neoseeker but i had to make another account since mine was deleted for inactivity, i hadnt logged in since around 2015 as i had pretty much forgotten about it. i used to play roblox until last year when i realized i should grow out of it.. i joined back in 2010, purely the golden age of roblox, internet or even life as a whole. roblox USED TO BE a fun, almost non toxic, and kind platform where everyone would actually talk to eachother and respect eachother, even the staff accounts would sometimes join games or answer private messages you'd send them.. now though, it is a dumpster fire, okay their technology have evolved but it feels so cold and corporate now. there is really just no way to really describe how it was at that time, you may say i am biased because i was much much younger, maybe thats what it is.. but i just vividly remember life, internet and roblox being at their peaks back in 2010-2015 (from what i remember, obviously) you might say "its because you dont remember all the bad things that happened to you and the world back then" but i also remember all of those bad things, i can remember being grounded when i was 4 for painting my dad's beige computer case in purple, red and green after seeing a youtube video about customization stuff, i remember everything from shitting in the middle of the bathroom and telling my parents it was the dog and getting grounded for it all the way to the day i realized i slept without a diaper on without wetting the bed (i used to have bladder problems as a kid so i wore diapers until i was 6).. anyways, i just wanted to say that i hope whoever reads this is doing good and that im wishing them the best, i am 17 now and graduating high school with grades going from C's to B+'s, i am healthy (5'10 for 165lbs) and going to the gym, eating healthy and doing sports, i am going to college in IT and am going to live alone, i am totally off social media and am not a discord mod or an incel so i can tell that my life is going absolutely great!! i am just sometimes sad of how people treat eachother, respect and trust are really mostly gone now...... i wish everyone who reads this (except for pedophiles, zoophiles, sex offenders, etc...) a more than great day, afternoon, night and life and bon appetit if you're about to eat. just remember that if you ever stress about something, or if you are scared or overthinking, remember that everything's gonna be alright, if you work hard enough, you can get what you want, ignore anyone who talks bad about you (except if they tell you you're annoying or talking too much because you might be) listen to what people have to say about you but NEVER take it seriously!! anyways, i think i have said everything i had to say, i just had to take a trip down memory lane and say what i had on my mind. if you dont like this paragraph, just ignore it and go on with your day because in the end, this paragraph didnt hurt you, if you read it whole and thought it was too long then that's your fault.

Have a great life and if you're doing bad, i wish you well. :laugh::laugh::laugh::eating::eating::happy:
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averysinclair0624 blogged

There are many kratom brands to choose from, but you need to find the best one for your needs. You want a product that delivers on its promises and has a quality you can trust. This can be tricky to judge if you're a newcomer to the market. In fact, this can be even harder if you're looking to buy kratom online.

The most efficient kratom brand is one that has undergone stringent testing and can guarantee a high quality product. It's also a good idea to go with a brand that offers a money back guarantee. A refund is a great way to remove the worry that comes with buying a kratom product.

As you shop around, you should check out the various reviews that are available for each brand. Reading the reviews will tell you more about the company and the quality of its products. Also, if a brand has a wide selection of kratom products, you'll be more likely to find what you're looking for.

Another thing to look for is customer service. If a vendor doesn't respond to your emails, offers convoluted return policies, or simply disappears after you've paid, raise a red flag. Thankfully, there are many vendors out there that are willing to work with you.

Using a kratom product that is low in quality could lead to nasty side effects. Even if the product is of high quality, it's important to research its components to ensure you are getting what you pay for.

You might want to look for a kratom product that contains the most active compounds. Kratom has been known to treat depression and anxiety in Asian cultures for centuries. But only experienced kratom brands can guarantee the highest quality results.

When you're buying kratom online, you'll also want to make sure you're buying from a vendor that uses high-quality ingredients. Luckily, a lot of kratom brands have undergone testing to ensure that their products are pure and potent. Some companies even go the extra mile by using in-house technology to help reduce the risk of contamination.

Another useful kratom-related feature to look for is a QR code. This code will allow you to access the lab results for the products you've bought. Although this is not a requirement, the fact that a vendor takes the time to do this is a sign of a quality brand.

As you're shopping for kratom, you'll find that it can be expensive. This is why it's important to compare the prices of different vendors. By knowing the going rate for each product, you'll have an edge when it comes to haggling.

Finally, if you're planning on buying a large amount of kratom, you should check out a monthly subscription club. Buying kratom in bulk can save you a ton of money. However, be warned that you will need to make a few sacrifices when it comes to convenience. Not all stores are as accommodating as others.
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averysinclair0624 blogged

When a person consumes kratom, they are likely to experience a variety of stimulant-like effects. These include increased energy, lowered inhibitions, and decreased appetite. The effects of kratom begin within ten minutes of consumption. This can also result in a feeling of euphoria. However, these effects can vary greatly from person to person. For instance, someone who uses a low dose of kratom could have a positive effect, while a person using a higher dose might experience a negative effect.

Kratom is a relatively new substance on the market in the United States. It is often marketed as a safe alternative to other opioids and benzodiazepines. Yet, there are reports of fatalities linked to its use. In fact, the FDA has issued an advisory against its use and warned manufacturers against making false claims about its pain-relieving or depression-reducing properties.

There are two components of kratom: mitragynine and 7-alpha-hydroxymitragynine. Mitragynine is a partial agonist of the u-opioid receptor, which functions as a pain-relieving agent. Moreover, it has been found that its stimulating effects occur at alpha-2 adrenergic and serotonergic pathways. Other research suggests that it may also interact with 5-hydroxytryptamine 2A receptors.

Xanax is a benzodiazepine, which is a substance used to relieve anxiety and to calm the nervous system. The effects of Xanax can be dangerous if mixed with other substances. Benzodiazepines require extremely high doses to overdose. Mixing a benzodiazepine with kratom can produce a very different effect, and can lead to side effects such as sleepiness and memory gaps. If this happens, it is important to seek treatment for your condition.

A high-dose combination of kratom and Xanax can produce sedative effects. This can cause sleepiness, drowsiness, and feelings of euphoria. Some people experience a positive effect from this combination, while others feel as if they are passing out.

At very high doses of both kratom and Xanax, users can become so drowsy that they cannot remember what they are doing. They might also experience a range of symptoms from anxiety to depression. Another potential danger is the combination of these drugs in conjunction with alcohol. Alcohol is a central nervous system depressant, and it can interfere with a person's ability to experience the effects of other drugs. Because of this, it is best to avoid alcohol and kratom together.

While the interaction between kratom and Xanax is not completely unknown, the FDA has warned against its use. Earlier this year, the agency issued an advisory about the health risks associated with kratom. Specifically, it noted the 44 reported deaths that were related to kratom. That number was up from the 32 reported deaths that were included in the previous advisory. During the previous year, the agency also warned about the risk of liver injury. View this list of potential kratom reactions.

According to the Centers for Disease Control, over 22 percent of kratom overdose victims were found to have benzodiazepines. Benzodiazepines are considered to be the third most common substance involved in kratom overdoses.
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averysinclair0624 blogged

Elephant Kratom is one of the more unique and powerful strains of kratom. It has several alkaloids that provide many benefits. These include increased energy, a boost in mood, and a calming effect that promotes relaxation. In addition, elephant kratom is said to offer bursts of euphoria.

Elephant Kratom is usually harvested from the elephant shaped leaves found in Southeast Asia. Its alkaloids have a very high concentration. This makes it ideal for treating diseases such as anxiety and insomnia. However, the strain has no known side effects and is safe for use in general.

Green Elephant Kratom is a unique and powerful stimulant. The best way to experience its effects is to consume it in combination with other strains. You can drink a cup of tea or make a tincture or extract out of the powder. To balance the taste, add a bit of lemon and honey.

For the best results, you should purchase Elephant Kratom from a vendor that is legitimate. Check to see if the manufacturer uses GMP standards to ensure that the product is made correctly. Also, you should ask about the origin of the kratom and the process used to produce it. Make sure that the kratom is free from contaminants such as pesticides.

If you're a kratom novice, you can start with a small dose, such as 1 gram. Afterwards, you can gradually increase the dosage. Dosage varies depending on the person, the condition being treated, and the effects desired. Typically, you can get a good result from just one dose.
There are a lot of different strains of kratom. Each has its own properties. One of the most common strains, Red Elephant, offers a heightened mood and energy, while Yellow Vein Elephant is perfect for relieving pain and anxiety.

While these are the most common strains, there are more. The Green Maeng Da Kratom is the most potent of these. Several online shops carry a blend of all three veins.

As with any new product, you should buy from a reputable vendor. Look for a product that is free of pesticides and chemicals and that has a high concentration of alkaloids. Additionally, the powder should be smooth and have a pleasant earthy flavor. You can also read the kratom strain reviews from websites.

If you're not quite ready to make a commitment, you can try out a shot. A shot contains about 10 grams of kratom in 12 ml of liquid. It is a great way to take kratom without the hassle of a powder. Many vendors sell them for about $15 per bottle.

When shopping for kratom, you may also want to look for a vendor that offers free samples. Some vendors, such as Nova Kratom, offer this. They also have an excellent track record. Kats Botanicals has numerous happy customers.

If you're looking for a high-quality green kratom, you should consider purchasing a sample pack from Nova Kratom. Their product is lab tested and the company offers 30% off any order with code DEC30.
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averysinclair0624 blogged

A Kratom drug test can be ordered by an employer or by an employee if they are concerned about overuse or abuse of the drug. If the employer or employee is suspicious, they will send a urine sample to a lab for analysis. The lab will determine if there are any alkaloids present in the system.

A kratom drug test is designed to detect alkaloids found in the body that are produced by the Kratom plant. These alkaloids are not included in standard five-panel drug tests. Generally, they are only found if the employer or employee explicitly requests a kratom test. This is one reason why a kratom drug test isn't common.

A kratom drug test can be expensive. It uses a specialized instrument called Liquid Chromatography-Tandem Mass Spectrometry (LC-MS/MS). LC-MS/MS is a more accurate method for testing the presence of chemicals in the body than other methods. However, it is also more susceptible to being influenced by other substances.

Some of the main reasons a Kratom drug test could be requested are if an employer or employee believes an employee is abusing the drug, or if work productivity is lagging. The cutoff level of this test is often a mere 1 ng/mL, but it can be higher.

Although there isn't a lot of research on kratom and its effects on the body, several addiction specialists are aware of its dangers. They warn that it may induce undesirable side effects such as diarrhea, vomiting, sweating, overheating, and even nerve pain. In addition, it is highly addictive.

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has considered kratom a substance of concern. It is not approved for use by military or service members, and it is not legal in all states. Nevertheless, many people are using it, and it is becoming more widespread in the U.S. There is evidence of its use, including the overdose deaths of 91 people from July 2016 to December 2017.

It's a good idea to avoid taking kratom for a week or so before an upcoming drug test. That way, the chances of a false-positive test are reduced.

Many employers are not aware of a kratom drug test. Most workplace drug tests are conducted as routine urine tests. Often, they will only test for opiates or marijuana. Depending on the state, a random drug test could be conducted, which would include kratom.

If you are on probation, it is unlikely that authorities will be conducting a kratom drug test. Unless you have a valid prescription for the drug, you will be banned from taking it. But if you're on probation, it's best to stay away from the substance altogether. And if you get caught, you could end up in jail.

There are many things you can do to prepare yourself for a kratom drug test. You should drink plenty of water, exercise regularly, and eat healthy meals. Drinking water can help flush out the system of foreign substances. You can also check out these kratom guides by kratom.org.
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averysinclair0624 blogged

Founded in 2014, kratom.org (kratom.org) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting consumer rights and promoting legal kratom use in the United States. kratom.org focuses on five core goals: educate the public on the benefits of kratom, promote safe and legal uses, prevent unfair legislation, safeguard consumers from fake mitragynine products, and protect natural resources like kratom.

kratom.org was formed by a group of kratom users. kratom.org aims to change the mindset of the United States regarding kratom and its use. They have set out to accomplish this through various tactics, including scientific research, education, and lobbying. kratom.org is committed to providing the best information about kratom available to the general public. They also hope to be a model for other countries that are considering kratom laws.

kratom.org website includes several ways to contribute. For instance, you can email a congressperson, sign up for their email newsletter, donate via PayPal, or buy a pre-written letter. kratom.org is also looking for captains for each congressional district. These captains will help organize meetings and events. You can even volunteer to help kratom.org's mission of protecting kratom consumers.

kratom.org believes that the most important part of any good advocacy campaign is to educate people. This is why kratom.org has a comprehensive educational program that helps law-making bodies, sellers, growers, and manufacturers. kratom.org has a GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) unit that checks the safety of the product before it is sold. They have even set up a program to make sure that kratom vendors meet the required standards.
kratom.org has also established a Kratom Consumer Council, a group that fights against bands and other entities that are threatening kratom users. kratom.org is also looking for captains for each congressional districts to organize meetings and events. This is the newest way to get involved with the organization.

kratom.org is a great resource for anyone who wants to learn more about kratom. The organization is a good source of information for both beginners and experts, with a number of ways to keep up with kratom developments. kratom.org has a main site and a secondary site, each with their own distinct focus. kratom.org's main site includes a newsletter that gives you all the facts about kratom, as well as a form for you to contact your representative.

There are many organizations that advocate for kratom, but kratom.org stands out because they are committed to safety and legality. kratom.org makes sure that all products meet federal and state regulations. It also works with the FDA to ensure that kratom is legal and safe for consumers. In addition, kratom.org works to eliminate harmful kratom derivatives.

kratom.org is an effective and worthwhile organization that has done a lot for the kratom industry. It has set the standard for safe and legal kratom and has educated everyone about the plant. It has established its own quality control procedures, and it has tested every batch of kratom that is shipped to the USA.
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MrGrimm blogged

I really can't explain why, but when it gets quiet for a while, and they all line up for a big one, it makes me laugh. Geometry humor.

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AKalaba blogged

Check out my channel at: https://www.youtube.com/@AKalaba it would really support me if you could do that and drop a like and subscribe. My inspiration is TheRadBrad and I hope that once I will become like him.
 

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YouTube Walkthrough Gamer

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MissRoxanne123 blogged

I'm still alive, just forgot about this account. Still play Animal Crossing at some times, can't play a lot as there isn't enough time in the day. Was feeling a bit nostalgic and checked my 3DS's again, only to discover that the SD cards were corrupted!! I lost one ACNL save, so I'm trying to find the Dreamcode so I can try to recreate it. Don't even know if I even got to create one, but I know I unlocked it. It might even be deleted... It probably is. Ah well, I guess I'll look at the pictures I managed to recover.

Back up your SD card!!! I learned it the hard way, don't let it happen to you.
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Cap blogged

Let's talk about activity.

I've mentioned many times I came back to Neoseeker because I was originally summoned to see if I was interested in reviving Classic Games. I famously said "Maybe" and then proceeded to spam my way up to the top of the post count list and have 2 (failed) mod stints. It's funny like that.

The big take away was activity. We had a crew. There were posts to make. Interests to gauge. Games to review and remember. There was a lot. Then there was less. There were fewer members to learn about. There were fewer games to remember or review. There were fewer posts to make. Then we started to try and think outside the box. It worked for a bit, but there was no kindling. There's still a few of us around, but nothing like the original surge.

I tried this again and again. I tried it with Food and Cooking. I tried it with Tabletop. Again, I failed to keep it up. I failed the forums. Was it a combination of bad factors or me? Maybe both.

I even failed other places. I failed Evil T and Music. He felt similarly I imagine. All the posts about bands he made and the only thread that gets activity there is the What Are You Listening To? thread where no one actually looks at what others are listening to and only post YouTube links to songs. The same sort of happened with Games too, but Gaming Lounge has more to talk about due to the nature of the site.

Point is, there's some community left. You just kind of have to gravitate to what is active. I don't really feel like I belong anywhere really so I'm keeping up the fight in wherever I am...for some reason. I wish I could quit you guys but then I'd be lonely too. Maybe it is my fault for not making friends with more of you here.

Ah well, we'll keep on going until we run out of digital space. Someone needs me to give outrageously emotional takes on the Utah Jazz still.
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