Naturally, he was my apprentice.
I hate all WoT after the second one =(
I knew you had hidden subtext within your previous post!
You hang out in an RPG forum and you don’t know Robert Jordan?
For shame
Yeah that was hillarious XD
And my comment about flip-top heads was a poor South Park reference
That would be crazy if someone had a 5-digit post count.
i haven’t posted in this thread yet, better correct that
ok
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I’ve never actually thought about that before. Now I have. What an awful selection to choose from!
That was highly amusing and I laughed because of it.
I wasn’t, and actually find it disturbing that you would.
Realy disturbing…
Heck, it’s not even SEXY disturbing.
Seriously. What the hell made you think like THAT?
Did you miss me?
Why am i such a jerk to some of the people here?
Would you rather sex Mario, Luigi, or Toad.
More questiosn comings later, when I can type more properly. Grammar, too.
It’s a tad late people. >.>
And Eva: <3 You read Stephen King’s ‘The Dark Tower’ series? Good shit. I can loan you the series.
Surprisingly, I actually don’t. Bag of Bones is a stand-alone novel (and a damned good one at that)
Well, I haven’t been around recently, and I’m sorry I missed this. Sorry enough, in fact, to necrofisk you. Not to mention that nobody bothered to explain their oblique references. Not even Frame, who had my assistance.
Basically I was wondering if you thought geekdom (and self-proclaimed geeks abound) function on their love of knowledge and learning as they are stereotypically believed to, or if they’re really building their identities on a persecution complex from having their lunch money taken.
Also recently. We go back to Silent Hill. As well, some of you may know that I’ve been having major problems at home, with my dad leaving my mom and I. So, one early morning I had this extremely horrible nightmare. It was very Silent Hill-esque- I was running from ugly, grotesque and evil monsters, most notably, female ones (nurses?) whom were disfigured and they kind of dragged themselves through my dream. But no matter how slow they were, they always caught up, even though i was running from room to room in this dark, abandoned mansion. Eventually, I came to this empty, concrete room and there was a tiny ledge on the wall. I crawled up, and tried to pry the bars off of the windows when I felt a cold hand grab my uncle and one of the lady monsters was there hanging off of me. I jumped off the ledge and ran into the next room only to see my father standing there. I woke up at that moment and my heart was about to explode out of my chest. I was sweating, my hands were numbed and it was just awful. It took me awhile to calm down.
Ah, nothing like cold concrete, musty air, fog and the mouldering smell of an abandoned home to evoke images of Silent Hill.
Some people may kill me for this but, album. I HATE live performance. I HATE the people screaming, I hate the closeness, I hate how the songs do not song the exact same as the songs on my cd player. I know that’s the beauty of live, but damn, I cannot do it.
Bands are too inconsistent for their live performances to be worthwhile nowadays.
I guess their sig is their real message, and then they just go ahead and pollute with whatever inane crap they do, to advertise it.[quote]
Hey, I represent that!
[quote]Only if I can whisper the name Kraken into your ear seductively while we have some hawt hawt loving.
Not a problem for me. Now pardon me while I collapse into a drooling heap.
I’m too silly to know who they are.
They’re comic book characters by Bill Watterson. Calvin is a little kid with an overactive imagination and delusions of grandeur, and Hobbes is his stuffed tiger who only seems to come to life when he and Calvin are left to themselves. Both are named for historical figures with a heavy philosophical background. Calvin is the originator of the Calvinist protestant church. He believed in predestination, that one’s whole life was out of their control. You find that idea with the Methodists too.
Calvin caught him with a tiger trap baited with a peanut-butter and jelly sandwich. “Tigers will do anything for a peanut-butter and jelly sandwich!” Cut to Hobbes hanging upside-down from a loop of rope, munching on the sandwich and commenting “We’re kind of stupid that way.”
They’re a great comedic pair. Nothing like having a stuffed animal for a straight-man.
Marx because I think he did something important.
John Locke is important to American political thought, who espoused ideals of “life, liberty and property.” Sound familiar? The founding fathers were very much influenced by his ideas.
From Marx we get ideas of exploitation of workers (alienation and things like that), that were the ideological foundation for Communism as it is propagandized.
Squall is such an angsty nut. Just pork her!
To think, a lot of grief could have been saved if he had been bitchslapped and had some sense talked to him.
I speak for every sensible girl when I say my long haired beauty that is Legolas.
Good eyesight, physically fit, obvious finger dexterity, forward-thinking (first elf to befriend a dwarf in the history of Middle Earth). And he’s reasonably tall. Looks like a good résumé, I guess.
Clam strips rock my socks.
Oh, you didn’t get that one. Ouch. I’m not going to explain it in a public post.
Sauron, he lives right next to the big flaming vagina.
Which, in the Aragorn, son of Arathorn: Pro-Skater mini game from EA, you can do a wicked 50,000 point lip trick into off of the tower of Barad-Dur, provided you build special by grinding the entire gates and manualling the rest of the way.
“So it’s very psychological.”
“Fuck yeah!”
Whichever one is more sinister.
They’re both too funny to be sinister. <i>Evil Dead</i> is darker compared to <i>Army of Darkness</i>, which, being a sequel, can’t resort to the same old tricks and hope to succeed.
I’m not sure about this one.
They’re from H.P. Lovecraft. Investigate at peril of your sanity.
What?!
It’s a reference to South Park. Pay it no mind.
Haha Kraken, great conclusions man. And explanations.