Don't assume my gender... I'm a sexy apache attack helicopter.

I regret spending my life savings on Tanki.

PubG is dying. Fortnite has the most horrendous graphics known to mankind - Unturned looks better. Fortnite is supposedly played by "adults", but your standard game consists of 80% adolescents. Fortnite looks laggy even on a good pc - don't know about console. Both games suck...Play Counter Strike.

Soooo...nobody tried switching his batteries then?

The Walking Dead... Arrow was good for the first series, then they dragged it on a bit.

In today's world, there has been a massive increase in mental health issues among millions of individuals. Sadly, and unfortunately for the individual suffering from anxiety, depression, etc , many people are unable to speak out about their struggles. Why? Perhaps because they feel it is too personal of a topic to discuss? Perhaps they feel like nobody can relate to how they are feeling? In this topic, you can let loose! Talk about your struggles, how you are feeling and help others who may be in the same situation.

I admit that I'm gay.

Side into my DM's.

Well, no offence, but if that was your intention, it probably would have been best to say that in your main post. As it is, you sounded like you were stating a definite fact, and not just quoting some random study. I may be coming across as offensive, but honestly, it's not intentional. It's just difficult to portray emotions across text - without using emojis and looking completely childish. I appreciate the fact that you've tried to end this "debate", so I'll leave it there. Have a nice day :)

Don't misquote me mate. What I actually said was: "I know for a fact, that this study is completely false, unless it took place in a certain area". Note: "unless it took place in a certain area". The issue which I am raising here, is not the fact that the "study" is necessarily fake, but the fact that it is, as you say, manipulated by the media, and, as I said, that there is never a given location stated. However, at the end of the day, without a given location or place in which the survey was performed, I don't really think there's a problem with the points which I've stated. Answer me truthfully, if you surveyed 1 million random people worldwide (say, 500k men, and 500k women), on "who takes longer to get ready for a date", how do you think the results would look? You walk down the street, who do you see wearing more makeup? Men, or women?.. Women. If you walk into a male modelling agency, the results may differ. However, the "study" which Bylord quoted was not in a male modelling agency, as far as I can see, it's worldwide - as a location was never stated. Obviously, everyone is entitled to forming their own opinion on the matter - hence the reason why I said near the end of my post "it'd be interesting to know if I'm the only one". At the end of the day, I was merely pointing out the fact (to me personally, it is a fact, owing to the stacked amount of evidence) that as there are so many "studies" which give off a feminist vibe, which leads me to believe that it's either fake, or a concentrated survey.

The thing is, studies like this depend massively on where it actually took place - i.e, who was interviewed/asked. If you're from the UK and you enjoy looking at the non-biased, left-wing news website that is the "BBC", then you may recently have seen an article on how "study finds women are actually stronger than men". Obviously, if you're on the "extremely feminist","slightly feminist" or "hehehe" side of the spectrum, then an article such as this will appeal to you - as I'm sure is the intention. Studies, which make women look better, such as the one which you've made this topic on (for example) have been created in order to appeal to a society desperate to always have women "on top" (don't take that the wrong way :ph34r: ). Yes, you may say I'm overreacting, because at the end of the day, it's just a study on who takes longer to get ready. However, I'm going to say it now, it irritates me...I know for a fact, that this study is completely false, unless it took place in a certain area. Hands down, if a survey on "who takes longer to get ready" was taken throughout the whole of the UK (or most other countries), women would be the ones who take longer. Why? Because the majority of women globally wear a more makeup and other beauty products than the majority of males. Everyone knows this for a fact, let's not lie to ourselves. Most of my male friends do their hair, shower, deodorant in a matter of 30 minutes at the most, and I'm pretty sure if you asked a non-biased man or woman, they'd probably say the same. Obviously, I'm not trying to offend, so don't take any of this the wrong way. However, it'd be interesting to know if I'm the only one who is getting tired of men being continually degraded by a large number of women (shout out to them nice ones) in order to make women feel better about themselves. I am, by no means, sexist. Nevertheless, when I see "surveys" like this, 24/7, it is annoying. Why should men not be entitled to being better at something, stronger, or even be faster at getting ready to go out on a date, than a woman? Going back to the BBC's "study", you take your average male, and average female, your average male is going to be stronger. Why? Because the male body naturally creates the hormone "testosterone", which helps the body to produce more muscle mass. Anyway, I'm going to stop ranting now... Bye

Pft, it's amusing to see everyone's "sweet" goodbye messages, when i've seen over half talking crap about him within the past few months. The Internet...Well guys, now at least you have a chance of getting a CM who has the brain power to define the word "employee".

My cool idea is that you remove them from the game.

Fake news...

Annnnnnnd... What if Tanki isn't here in 2018?