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#1 Scarebaby
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Okay, so I recently had to change my password on Facebook, and now the PS3 won't sync the trophy & purchase info etc to my wall. I have tried EVERYTHING I can think of, and anything google has suggested I do, and nothing works. I've tried resetting the Facebook option as well as manually sync it, and nothing works.

Please, anyone have any suggestions? I'll take anything you have, even if you think I might already have tried it, just guide me through it anyway! Thank you! :D

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#2 Scarebaby
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None of them fit my taste in men but I'm going with Evans, because I love Captain America.

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#3 Scarebaby
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@themajormayor: Then why did you say you've "been to" Sweden, thus implying a mere visit? And where in Sweden do you live?

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#4  Edited By Scarebaby
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@jasean79 said:

@Scarebaby said:

@jasean79 said:

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That girl should be ashamed of herself

It's her body and her Instagram and she should be able to post whatever pictures of herself she wants. I agree that being obese should not be encouraged (and where exactly is it being encouraged? who does actually WISH to be fat?) but if she is still proud of her body, then more power to her. Maybe she's been a lot heavier and just recently lost a few pounds and is proud of her accomplishments?

I gained around 70 pounds a couple of years ago due to taking medication that my body didn't react well to, but if I hadn't taken it I might not have survived, and guess what, I'd rather be overweight than dead. I'm currently busting my ass trying to get back to my normal weight but in the meantime I refuse to be ashamed of how I look, because I am damn proud of myself for overcoming my illness.

If I had just posted a picture of my flabby stomach without that backstory, I'm guessing you'd be one of the first people to flag it, so I think YOU should be ashamed of yourself.

First off, I don't use Instagram, so no, I wouldn't have flagged anything nor would I have even known of this story without this thread. And even if I did use the site, I'm not that shallow. I've seen worse, trust me.

But, regardless of her backstory, images like that have no place on a social media site, regardless of her body type. You say "she's proud of her body"? Imagine if her parents saw that same photo. You think they'd react in a way that says, "We're proud of our daughter for mustering up the courage to post her almost naked body on a social site for all to see and judge her"?? Probably not. If I were her dad, I'd be embarrassed for her and have it taken down immediately.

I don't think this story should've gone as viral as it did, as it's not really that bad (no different that her wearing a bikini). But, for people to sit here and say that she's doing it because she's proud of the way she looks (when her facial expressions clearly tell a different story) is just silly. The media used this story as another example in the ongoing "look how cruel people can be to those who are obese" agenda that exists today. We get it. People are picked on for all sorts of reasons, but why encourage the bullying by purposely putting yourself out there in pictures such as these? She could be just as proud of herself if she wore a nice outfit and did her hair and makeup appropriately. THAT would scream a lot more confidence than bra and panties.

I don't think any parents wants to see their daughter half-naked whether she is fat or not. And I, personally, don't think anyone should be posting pictures of themselves posing in a bikini. But you saying that she is disgusting and should be ashamed of herself is completely out of order.

She should be ashamed of herself for posting that photo on a social media site; not ashamed of herself for being obese. Don't get the message wrong.

Okay, I think you should have been a bit more elaborate on what her being disgusting meant. Your message wasn't entirely clear on that point.

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#5  Edited By Scarebaby
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@jasean79 said:

@Scarebaby said:

@jasean79 said:

That girl should be ashamed of herself

It's her body and her Instagram and she should be able to post whatever pictures of herself she wants. I agree that being obese should not be encouraged (and where exactly is it being encouraged? who does actually WISH to be fat?) but if she is still proud of her body, then more power to her. Maybe she's been a lot heavier and just recently lost a few pounds and is proud of her accomplishments?

I gained around 70 pounds a couple of years ago due to taking medication that my body didn't react well to, but if I hadn't taken it I might not have survived, and guess what, I'd rather be overweight than dead. I'm currently busting my ass trying to get back to my normal weight but in the meantime I refuse to be ashamed of how I look, because I am damn proud of myself for overcoming my illness.

If I had just posted a picture of my flabby stomach without that backstory, I'm guessing you'd be one of the first people to flag it, so I think YOU should be ashamed of yourself.

First off, I don't use Instagram, so no, I wouldn't have flagged anything nor would I have even known of this story without this thread. And even if I did use the site, I'm not that shallow. I've seen worse, trust me.

But, regardless of her backstory, images like that have no place on a social media site, regardless of her body type. You say "she's proud of her body"? Imagine if her parents saw that same photo. You think they'd react in a way that says, "We're proud of our daughter for mustering up the courage to post her almost naked body on a social site for all to see and judge her"?? Probably not. If I were her dad, I'd be embarrassed for her and have it taken down immediately.

I don't think this story should've gone as viral as it did, as it's not really that bad (no different that her wearing a bikini). But, for people to sit here and say that she's doing it because she's proud of the way she looks (when her facial expressions clearly tell a different story) is just silly. The media used this story as another example in the ongoing "look how cruel people can be to those who are obese" agenda that exists today. We get it. People are picked on for all sorts of reasons, but why encourage the bullying by purposely putting yourself out there in pictures such as these? She could be just as proud of herself if she wore a nice outfit and did her hair and makeup appropriately. THAT would scream a lot more confidence than bra and panties.

I don't think any parents wants to see their daughter half-naked whether she is fat or not. And I, personally, don't think anyone should be posting pictures of themselves posing in a bikini. But you saying that she is disgusting and should be ashamed of herself is completely out of order.

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#6  Edited By Scarebaby
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@themajormayor said:

I've been to Sweden. That's why I said "if Norway is like Sweden".

What, you've been to visit Sweden once and now you think you know how the entire country is built up?

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#7  Edited By Scarebaby
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@jasean79 said:

That girl should be ashamed of herself

It's her body and her Instagram and she should be able to post whatever pictures of herself she wants. I agree that being obese should not be encouraged (and where exactly is it being encouraged? who does actually WISH to be fat?) but if she is still proud of her body, then more power to her. Maybe she's been a lot heavier and just recently lost a few pounds and is proud of her accomplishments?

I gained around 70 pounds a couple of years ago due to taking medication that my body didn't react well to, but if I hadn't taken it I might not have survived, and guess what, I'd rather be overweight than dead. I'm currently busting my ass trying to get back to my normal weight but in the meantime I refuse to be ashamed of how I look, because I am damn proud of myself for overcoming my illness.

If I had just posted a picture of my flabby stomach without that backstory, I'm guessing you'd be one of the first people to flag it, so I think YOU should be ashamed of yourself.

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#8 Scarebaby
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@fmobliv06 said:

@Scarebaby: There's an Alan Wake novel? Huh. How did it hold up against the game? Is it written better than your typical adaption?

I didn't finish the game, sadly. I really loved the story but the gameplay became too repetitive and I just lost interest. Was thinking about giving it another go, though, so might have to put the novel on hold to avoid spoilers.

I'm about 50 pages in and it reads as your average adaptation, no better or worse. :)

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#9 Scarebaby
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@fmobliv06 said:

I'm currently re-reading one of my favorite series of all time, His Dark Materials. I just started The Amber Spyglass a few nights ago.

I LOVE that series! Amber Spyglass is my favorite part of it. :)

I'm currently reading the novelization of Alan Wake, rereading Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman as well as plowing through a bunch of Captain America. (Ed Brubaker's)

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#10 Scarebaby
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I love DC (and Marvel) and Wonder Woman is one of my all-time favorite characters, and I reeeeally don't like the look of this. It's looks cheap.