>> ^FlowersInHisHair:

>> ^johncusick2:
its not cute, its cruel how the person throws the kitten like a toy for the dog, and labs are sobby dogs and dont know their strength !

There's always one, isn't there?


Meh. So you find it cute? Yeah, me too. But there is definitively one when playing Dungeons and Dragons.

See, this is why I prefer dungeons and dragons. These guys just take their roleplaying game way too seriously.

Get into a team sport. Dress up, get together on the weekend, spend some quality time together, build a social network. You even get some workout done in the process. Much healther, less bullshit.

Or join the mafia. Join the armed services. Join a gang bang. Get into fight club - but don't talk about it. Or start playing an MMORPG. Or Dungeons and Dragons. Become a regular at a whore house.

Plenty of opportunities out there, man. Pick your poison.

>> ^arghness:
I can imagine that feeling in your stomach when you realise you've done something silly and lost hours of work.

That eventually happens anyway whne you realize you've spent countless person-hours building something virtual that has no value whatsoever.


I'M LOOKING AT YOU, DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS!

Tags for this video have been changed from 'ad and d, advanced dungeons and dragons, 1st edition, monsters, gary gygax' to 'ad and d, advanced dungeons and dragons, 1st edition, monsters, gary gygax, dan meth' - edited by kronosposeidon

I still never quite got over being supremely pissed off about Burton's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory... and this horrifiyingly terrible trannny drug clown/ dungeons and dragons MESS really pushed my anger over the edge! GRRRRRRR!

Grownups read way too much into cartoons and put way too much stock in whatever hidden or subliminal message they perceive in them. These things are incredibly subjective, and I'm sure there are people who are lobbying against the evil propaganda put forth in the Dungeons and Dragons cartoon, only that they see a completely different message. It might even be a directly contradictory one to this writer's. That's not to say there's no value in analyzing stuff like this, but there's a big difference between a discussion on the theoretical influences in a cartoon and the practical, real world effects on people who watch it.

But people tend to forget that kids don't perceive and experience things the same way as adults. Most themes and philosophical standpoints will go right over their heads; but for arguments sake, let's say that the cartoon was trying to teach collectivism to its viewers. It would have to be done much more obviously before a child would pick up on the message, more prevalent for that child to start associate the theme with reality and for a very long time before the behaviour is ingrained in their psyche. Just have a look at some real educational cartoons and how pedagogical they have to be in order to get a message across.

I would like to add that in my youth and teens I watched a shitload of violent movies, many of them glorified it, it didn't make me or any of my friends violent.

I did know some violent characters, and it wasn't because they watched violent movies. It was because they came from broken homes, a messed up childhood.

The desire to inflict pain on others and damage your surroundings does not come from music videos.

You sound a bit like the people that blamed suicides on Dungeons and Dragons , or people that blamed school shootings on Marylin Manson.

Years ago, when I was 12 or so, I got into Dungeons and Dragons. I remember reading a brief explanation on the difference between intelligence and wisdom, or at least how it applied to the game. Intelligence, it said, is being able to recognize the fact that it's raining. Wisdom is having enough sense to get out of the rain.

This guy demonstrated neither in substantial amounts in this clip; particularly not humility, which I would see as a facet of wisdom.

This video has been declared a duplicate; transferring votes to the original video and killing this dupe - dupeof declared by Zonbie.

*dupeof=http://www.videosift.com/video/Dungeons-and-Dragons-animation

Ah! I found it (comes up just fine now, go figure) I'll leave this up for a bit to point people in the right direction. (dupe)

http://www.videosift.com/video/Dungeons-and-Dragons-animation

>> ^MaxWilder:
This is years old! Is it really not sifted yet?


I couldn't find it. This is post Playstation 2 openning day for those that don't know.

I had always assumed it was for wannabe jocks.

In reply to this comment by blankfist:
Don't you mean Dungeons and Dragons for jocks?

Don't you mean Dungeons and Dragons for jocks?