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8/5/2017 8:44:56 PM
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Quite the contrary. It's not intimidating -- that's not the problem.
It's annoying, it's a show of terrible sportsmanship, and it reflects REALLY poorly on the community as a whole.
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There's tbagging in every game. It's a thing. Learn about it
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Not as much as there is in Halo 5. OP is getting a lot of hate, but again, people in these threads aren't in high school yet so it makes sense that they are whining. In Destiny, people will teabag as if their lives depended on it, even if you die to their super. In Halo, if one literally outplays you then they will do the acceptable teabag. Teabags in this game are seriously abused and people that overdo it need to seek help.
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Ok. The point is, it's a game. Tbagging bothering a person proves they're pretty immature and pay attention to the littlest of things. I laugh when i get tbagged, and tbag them back. We exchange tbags(lol), go back to matchmaking and never see each other again. If we happen to match up, we tbag like old times.
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Lmao. Still a very poor show of sportsmanship. Do you not agree?
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Why would I need to care about sportsmanship? I just play the game
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Edited by Samantha: 8/6/2017 1:06:00 AMPerhaps because you (hopefully) have some simple human decency? Let's start with that.
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Ok you're starting to sound really sanctimonious now. TBH I think self-righteous dullards are more annoying than t-baggers. At least the latter have a sense of humour.
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Human decency has nothing to do with what you do in a video game. I kill people in video games and suplex farmers into the ground in skyrim. Am I a bad person for that?
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Human decency has everything to do with everything. You being in the virtual world doesn't mean shit -- you're still a person, and you're still interacting with other people, albeit through a different medium than face-to-face conversation. Playing objectively in games also is entirely irrelevant. Teabagging isn't an objective. It's simply a show of egotism.
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Ok. So what about me suplexing farmers into the ground in skyrim?
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Edited by Samantha: 8/6/2017 4:03:29 AMSame as if I teabag a dreg. Big deal. It's an AI character. You're teabagging a jumble of 1s and 0s rather than a person-controlled character. Human decency has everything to do with everything. You being in the virtual world doesn't mean shit -- you're still a person, and you're still interacting with other people, albeit through a different medium than face-to-face conversation. Playing objectively in games also is entirely irrelevant. Teabagging isn't an objective. It's simply a show of egotism.
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Lmfao nice edit. I guess im done here
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Move along. You can go derive pleasure from someone else now.
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😩 that clutch edit
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And you overplay your hand. Nicely done.
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We're not playing cards edgelord
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Edited by Samantha: 8/6/2017 6:05:17 AMWe're also unaware of poetic license as well -insert poorly played insult here and then fail to punctuate- [spoiler]sometimes edits are spell checks you don dingus[/spoiler]
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You forgot your period at the end.[spoiler]I can 1up too[/spoiler]
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I don't have periods [spoiler]plz dont hrt meee[/spoiler]
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ggnore
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Spreckens sei ingrish?
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I don't blame you for not knowing what that means
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No, no, me aware of meaning. Me just no likey you fail space between word Correct usage be gg no re See Ingrish fun
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You dont put spaces between it lmfao
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Yes you do. It's trendy. Grammar is sexy these days. I go for that nerdy look with the thick rimmed glasses, the rough-as-hell slacks, and the black polished shoes that are 5 sizes too big. Everybody loooves it!
