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writed by - Ofra Bloch
Ofra Bloch, Bassam Aramin
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Since Destiny is currently lacking some content I had some spare time to rewrite the Audiotool and can release it today. It loads all Dialogues/Transcripts from your Destiny 2 game files and let's you play the corresponding audio file. One of the new feature is, that the dialogues are now in the correct order. (E. g. the sentences that are spoken by each character in a mission are in the exact order as we see it in the game). Also, you can now see who the narrator of a sentence is. Similar to the previous version it has a search function as well as a newly added narrator filter. The first start of the tool might take approx. 2 minutes as all databases are loaded from the game files. Afterwards it will read directly from these databases, hence it just takes a second to open the tool and have all transcripts loaded. In case Destiny gets a new patch you simply update all databases again and it will load all data from the new version. The tool will never access any runtime data or read from the game's memory. That means, it will not violate Bungie's terms & conditions and can't cause any ban. Limitations are that this version does only support english language (I'm lazy), dialogues of cutscenes/videos are mostly excluded, and some transcripts do not have narrator information (this is because the game does not provide that information). It works well with the most recent version (2. 7. 0. 1). In case some future Destiny patch will break the tool, I don't give any promises of if I will provide a fix. However, if you notice some bugs, feel free to reach out to me. Preview: Imgur Download: Link (1. 4 MB).

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A movie where Kristen Stewart looks like the dude from snl. Afterwards poem in hindi. I have a wedding shaming story to tell. The wedding itself is bad, sure, but it’s the backstory that’s the real crazy shit. I’d like to share this story somewhere. Two engagements, one wedding, all the same man, within the span of a year and half. This is A LOT so read at your own risk. I also feel the need to say that during the beginning of this story, I myself was engaged. I had s ring and was planning my own wedding. Names and some details are changed to protect identities. Obviously any quotes are paraphrase. This is the story of Poor Rodrick Spring 2018: The Lie I used to work at a retail superstore. Late in the spring we got a new-hire, Poor Rodrick. (A nickname bequeathed unto him by my sister-in-law when I first started telling her the tales of this guy) Poor Rodrick and I worked in the same department. -What we learned about Poor Rodrick: -Age: 19 -Personality: generally nice, nerdy & tech-oriented -Flaws: More than a little immature, tended to act like a know-it-all and CONSTANTLY referred to himself as a “playboy” and “flirt. ” - Related fact: Once told me he had “over 100 girlfriends during high school” - Romantic Status: Engaged The first thing Poor Rodrick ever told us about himself was that he had a fiancé. They had been High School sweethearts (after all those OTHER girls I guess? ) and were VERY in love. They’d been engaged for a while (I don’t remember how long) and were living together in her parents’ basement. He talked about her often, and always spoke highly of her. Nobody suspected any foul play. Then one Monday, about a month after he started, he seemed quieter than usual. My co-workers and I had started up the usual Monday conversations, asking people how their weekends were, what they did, blah blah blah. Poor Rodrick, who typically liked to discuss the latest movies he would see, or brag about the updates to his custom-built PC, was not talking at all, unusually focused on the file-work for our department. Poor Rodrick! ” I said, “How was your weekend? ” He stopped, looked up and gave all of us this weirdly guilty stare. Poor Rodrick: “Not great... my fiancé and I got into a fight. ” Me: “Oh no! That sucks! Are you two ok? ” Poor Rodrick: “Yeah, we’re fine, she’s still pissed at me though. I asked him what happened, if he didn’t mind sharing. And he said, “No, I should tell you all anyways. It’s about the store. ” And we were all like (???? ) and then he told us... So, like most businesses created within this century, our retail store hired both men AND women. This shocking fact turned out to be quite the problem for Poor Rodrick. Poor Rodrick explained that ever since starting his new job he would often come home to his fiancé and talk about his work day. He would talk about what he did, what he was learning... and about his co-ed workplace associates. Well, anytime any name was brought up of the “not-male” persuasion the conversation would take a turn for the worse. Suddenly he was being grilled on who she was, what they did together and what did he think of her?? But, always quick on his feet, Poor Rodrick had the solution! In order to protect his poor fiancé’s feelings and “not make her jealous, ” as he put it, he would confidently tell her not to worry, that this random woman co-worker meant absolutely nothing to him because: They weren’t pretty. Not that he didn’t THINK they were pretty, or that he was dedicated and faithful to his fiancé, or literally any other RATIONAL excuse, no, this man had told his fiancé that EVERY female coworker that he’d ever mentioned through casual conversation was, in fact, just super ugly. And somehow this had worked. Every. Time. But then, that weekend, she had come shopping. Poor Rodrick’s fiancé had innocently come to our store to get some groceries and the second she began to take notice of the staff, Poor Rodrick’s clever ruse fell to pieces. She was shocked and horrified when instead of seeing the store full of the hideous ogresses she has been promised, she was instead confronted mpletely normal looking women! Poor Rodrick was promptly chewed out for hours. Side note, I had actually witnessed this myself, though at the time I didn’t know what exactly I was seeing. That Saturday I had noticed a customer standing with her cart in a far corner of our craft department, staring daggers at me and any other female wearing our work vest. I briefly thought that maybe she needed assistance, but after looking at the ferocity in her eyes I had quickly decided that I could not give her the help she needed. It was only later that I connected my experience with Poor Rodick’s story. Anybody who worked with Poor Rodrick on a somewhat regular basis, myself included, were suddenly a little more concerned about the nature of his relationship. But nobody said anything, apart from one or two prodding questions like, “She’s kind of the jealous type, huh? ” or “Do your cover stories ALWAYS end that well? ” Almost said as jokes, but Poor Rodrick defended his woman’s honor to no end. “She’s not normally like that. ” “She’s the one who really gets me though, ” “I know I sometimes make her jealous because of how I am. ” Sometimes it felt like he was trying to convince himself more so than the rest of us... But he brought her up much less in casual conversation. Summer 2018: The New Cashier About 2 months later Poor Rodrick came to us with great news! His fiancé was looking for a new job! And she had just applied as a cashier! At OUR store! There was no doubt she would get hired. Our store had an infamously high turn-over rate. We all acted excited for his sake. She, we’ll call her Cadence, got hired within the week. On Cadence’s very first day I ran into her. I immediately recognized her as the crazed woman from the craft aisle. I had decided almost immediately after Poor Rodrick’s announcement that if given the chance I would to properly introduce myself. I hoped that if I put in extra effort to be nice and get to know her, given her jealous tendencies, maybe she wouldn’t register me as a threat. But I was being too hopeful. “Hi! My name is OP, you’re Cadence, Poor Rodrick’s fiancé, right? ” She proceeded to look me up and down with the most vicious side-eye and said “Oh, you’re one of the ones he talks about. ” I got out of there pretty fast. Threw something like a “nice to meet you see you around, ” and went back to work. I later learned that she gave a bunch of the other female coworkers that tried to talk to her similar greetings. What we learned about Cadence: Age: 22 Personality: Ha, just kidding she was terrible Flaws: Childish, jealous, very whiny, self absorbed and absolutely domineering over Poor Rodrick’s every move Related Fact: Also referred to Poor Rodrick as a “playboy” and would constantly complain about how she “had to keep an eye on him” otherwise he’d “go wild. ” Cadence’s presence in the store got on everyone’s nerves, especially the members of my department. Over the time of her stay, Cadence slowly demanded more and more of Poor Rodrick’s time. Both on and off the clock. It started with breaks. Being a cashier, Cadence’s break schedule ran differently than that of our department, not to mention she and Poor Rodrick had radically different shifts. Regardless of this fact, Cadence insisted she and Poor Rodrick take their breaks “together. ” So, twice a day at the start of her break Cadence would sweep into our department like a hysterical whirlwind, screaming, “Where’s Rodrick?! I texted him and told him we’re going on OUR break! Why didn’t he text me back? We’re going NOW! ” She would roll down our aisles, searching for her target, and the second she found him, Poor Rodrick was pulled away from us, sucked to her side at a dingy table in the back room. It didn’t matter how busy we were, what project we were working on, or how annoyed our Department Manager was that Cadence was messing up our schedule, every time Cadence called for him, Poor Rodrick would simply give a defeated shrug and walk away. After that, it was their lunch breaks. As previously mentioned, Poor Rodrick and Cadence’s shifts usually started at different times, usually 3-4 hours apart. While Cadence could easily get away with stealing Poor Rodrick for her 15 minute breaks, it took much more effort to take him for an entire hour. Lunch breaks were usually are taken anywhere between 3 or 5 hours into someone’s shift, so the only way Cadence could force her and Poor Rodrick to be together was to convince managers to let one of them take their lunch either very, very, early or extremely late. It didn’t really work out, though sometimes she could get little 10-20 minute overlaps. Poor Rodrick never outwardly complained when his lunch times were messed with, but would sheepishly ask whoever he was on shift with to take his lunch at weird times. During all of this I had only seen so much of Cadence. Other than brief moments in the back room or the few minutes of her daily visits to collect Poor Rodrick, I saw very little of her. I never saw how she acted while working, or what went on during those forced break times together. That changed about halfway through the Summer. Summer 2018 Part 2: Observations Halfway through the Summer Poor Rodrick and Cadence moved out of Cadence’s parent’s basement and got an apartment together. Before the move the two of them had come to work separately. They had one car between them, and I think whichever one was scheduled later would either get an Uber or get a ride from Cadence’s parents. After they got an apartment, however, suddenly they were paying rent. Money was too tight for Ubers, and I guess the free rides stopped. Cadence and Poor Rodrick started driving to work together. Poor Rodrick would start his shift and Cadence
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