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- #602384
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- Type a SLIGHTLY naughty word (might become NSFW)
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/602384/action/topic#602384
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Snood.
Snood.
I've been keeping up with Forward Unto Dawn as well as The Clone Wars. Both are starting out awesome this season!
I agree.
DominicCobb said:
I was kind of hoping this would be a thread where we all talk about things we all can agree on. Instead, I found it was more about, um...
I don't know really.
The problem with that, in a world that is totally subjective, is that there is very little common ground anywhere.
But I agree.
Way to go, B!
Love live, indeed.
If you meant currently, Ender, I live in the Mesa/Chandler/Gilbert/Germann/whatever other towns have glommed onto the megopolis that is the Valley of the Sun.
I'm attending the ASU campus out here. It's much better than the main Tempe campus, I feel. Quieter. Smaller class sizes. Newer facilities.
When I lived in Tucson, it was 27th street (nearish the Golf Links/Harrison intersection), then moved to Harrison Hills just down the road, then all the way out to Vail (Arizona, which is actually starting to grow up, used to just be us and a few other people), and finally the Civano neighbourhood, which is at the Houghton/Irvington intersection.
All on the East Side and pretty much a only couple miles from the last place each time, except for Vail. But I've been to the UA many, many times for various things.
I agree with all of the above.
CURSE YOU FAKE PAT MAN.
I wish it was raining here.
Stupid useless desert. Who moves to the desert, really? There's no reason to be here!
Ugh.
King Pepper.
Romley.
Cheddar.
Leonardo said:
...that we both wanted that abusive prick out of the picture.
No, she didn't.
I'm enjoying it, I never had to read it for class, but I was always interested in what he had to say and all the misunderstandings around his work.
It's taking me forever to get through it because school keeps making me read other things, but it's good. I guess I just have to deal with sacrificing my pleasure reads for school.
Bingowings said:
Yeah, the really hoarse voiced muscular ones with penises and flat hairy chests, those little vixens. grrrrrrrr!
I... I think we need to have a little discussion about your perception of gender...
Bingo, you got weird taste in chicks.
Glad to see that I'm not alone in my appreciation of Dalton's Bond. Seems like he gets a bad rap, and I assume that's because of the multitude of silliness before him (though I do love Roger Moore's work as well), and of course Connery's unimpeachable King Bond.
Also, as far as Safety Not Guaranteed is concerned... I can't believe they made a movie about that. I remember seeing that for the first time on YTMND (WARNING: YTMND is a flash site that will play audio automatically and it might be loud so be careful) like a decade ago. Those were the days...
Basic Writings of Nietzsche
By, well, Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche.
This is something I've been reading since last year. Because of school and the reading requirements therein, I find it hard to do any reading for pleasure because all of my will to read is just sapped by the time I put down my textbooks, and I want to do anything but.
That said, this has been a supremely interesting collection of his essays, and I look forward to wanting to read more.
For Cause & Comrades
James M. McPherson
This is a school book that I am to write a critique on, but beyond that, as a history buff, it's a fascinating look at what made people fight in the American Civil War through segments of their own letters and diaries from the day. It's a good way to really see into the mindset of the day(as well as the lack of grammar!) and it presents it all in a very focused and captivating manner, without getting bogged down in the inanities of full letters or textbook-speech. Definitely recommended for anyone interested in history.
doubleKO said:
You_Too said:
You cut my head without staining me red,
then cry over me when I am dead.Flowers.
I nearly said "news" instead of rumour... would that have counted?
Oh yeah. Duh. Completely disregarded the second part of that.
You_Too said:
You cut my head without staining me red,
then cry over me when I am dead.
Lettuce Testa?
I can do something in my sinuses that keeps me from smelling things, that's pretty awesome and fuckin' useful.
No dice with my ears, but I assume that's an evolutionary function to allow you to be able to always hear something sneaking up on you.
Of course, as a person who shoots regularly, earmuffs and plugs are invaluable.
Frink's avatar is now unimpressed with him.
Next time, Georgec should find a hotlinkable picture.
Next time, there will be no "next time".
Damn I'm lonely.