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DuracellEnergizer

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#920957
Topic
If you need to B*tch about something... this is the place
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Post Praetorian said:

Dek Rollins said:

I hate it when people use “dog ears”! Why do you people have to fold the corner?! Why can’t you use a bookmark?!

This is among one of my deepest pet-peeves…for it speaks not only to the laziness of the reader, but also to their carelessness towards undamaged property…how difficult is it truly to find even a small piece of paper to mark one’s place?

Oh my word, YES!

Personally, I also hate it when people break the spine of a pristine book. I always go to the effort not to break the spine of a book so as to keep it in as pristine a condition as possible. Paperbacks don’t last very long, anyway: there’s no need to hasten its disintegration along.

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#920948
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Random Thoughts
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Bingowings said:

DuracellEnergizer said:

Vodou interests me. Not the Hollywood black magic bullshit, mind you, but the real-life religion itself. I should study up on it (along with Hinduism).

You remind me of the babe.

I don’t want to remind anyone of Jennifer Connelly. She’s a babe, no doubt, but I’d rather not have my attractiveness compared to the attractiveness of a woman.

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#920646
Topic
If you need to B*tch about something... this is the place
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Fuck modern mainsteam rap/hip-hop. It’s all goddamn pseudo-musical garbage that deserves utter eradication. Fuck it, the sellout cocksuckers who make it, and its brain-dead fucktard fans.

On the same note, fuck modern mainstream pop and R&B, too. Fuck the entire mainstream music industry. I hope an EMP fries every one of their shit-churning music studios.

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#920638
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Completely Random Thoughts
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Possessed said:

DuracellEnergizer said:

If I could, I’d infuse my DNA with feline genes, transforming myself into a human-cat hybrid. Likewise, I’d infuse my cats with enough human DNA to make them sapient creatures nearly indistinguishable from humans. They’d be my surrogate sons and daughters.

Or you could just throw things at walls. Like balls.

I’d rather throw knives. Or machetes.

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#920636
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Random Thoughts
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suspiciouscoffee said:

Batman v Superman is getting torn apart by critics. I saw it coming and I knew it was gonna suck ever since it was announced, but I can’t help but feel sad and disappointed regardless. I wanted it to be good, but it seems I was right in that it isn’t. And for the first time ever, I sure wish I was wrong.

Personally, I wanted it to fail. It’s time DC learns what Superman has to be, not what navel-gazing Frank Miller fantards want him to be.

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#920633
Topic
The Drunk Thread (was: The Durnk Thread)
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I want to move on, but the woman remains on the brain 24/7.

Dammit – if only I was a successful filmmaker. Everything would be better then. She’d have to acknowledge my existence then in spite of herself – you can’t ignore Kubrick regardless of how cold his style leaves you – and I’d be certainly happier as a result.

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#920630
Topic
What are you reading?
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After several months of on-and-off-again reading, I’ve finally finished reading The Paradise Snare. It was a pretty solid read, I have to say. Han may not have been as morally gray as I imagined him to be at this point in his life, and Bria’s

SPOILER ALERT!!!

desertion of Han towards the end of the novel came a little out of left field. I became engrossed in Han and Bria’s developing romance regardless, however, and the mystery surrounding Han’s parentage is perfectly befitting of the character. My appetite to read the rest of the Han Solo Trilogy has certainly been whetted.

Likewise, I have finally finished reading Starship Troopers since picking the book up back in the summer. It was certainly an interesting read – the tidbits pertaining to the arachinids were particularily captivating – but the second-to-last chapter was pretty boring, so it put a damper on my reading experience.

I’ll say this: It’s better than the film adaptation – which still remains interesting in its own right – but the re-read factor just isn’t there; I’ll be donating my copy to a thrift store sometime in the near future.