What should the bunnies do inside the pony flanks while a singing Cthulu dressed up as John Madden dressed up as Micheal Bolton dressed up as Tony Montana fights the Doctor, "Derpzilla", and a flying shark made out of icefire for the TARDIS?
What should the bunnies do inside the pony flanks while a singing Cthulu dressed up as John Madden dressed up as Micheal Bolton dressed up as Tony Montana fights the Doctor, "Derpzilla", and a flying shark made out of icefire for the TARDIS?
I think I'm going to have to spend a couple billion years navigating some complex computer program to understand this question. But I'm fairly certain the answer is forty-two, somehow.
I think I'm going to have to spend a couple billion years navigating some complex computer program to understand this question. But I'm fairly certain the answer is forty-two, somehow.
I think I'm going to have to spend a couple billion years navigating some complex computer program to understand this question. But I'm fairly certain the answer is forty-two, somehow.
Also, I'm only 14, so *gives beer back, goes downstairs to get actual Diet Pepsi*
I would just like to say that I love this fanfiction because it is a recipe for awesomeness. Everything exploded, died, and then spontaneously combusted.
They're not putting me under. I'll be awake for the whole surgery. And I have to do it again in a month on the other side of my mouth.
That's how I had it done, except I got all of them out at once. For me the pain was afterwards but it's just aches and swelling, nothing horribly unbearable.
Don't worry about the wisdom teeth. You get knocked out, laugh at the ceiling for a bit, wake up with far too many band-aids on your hands, take the wrong medication, and then sit on the couch eating pudding for the next few days.
With a machine. Probably one which seals the packets after they're full, which I imagine is how they do it for toothpaste.
Well one mystery solved. And here was I, hypothesizing some occult ritual by tomato worshipers to produce those divine packets from the Lycopersician deity.
But from my experience with other dental surgeries, an iPod/MP3 player and some good loud music is essential when you don't get to sleep through the thing. Keeps your mind occupied with the finer things in life.
Never thought of that. I've had a few root canals and that would've helped. Luckily my dentists new office has a telly in the ceiling! But they do leave it on a boring channel...
They haven't found what's wrong yet...and I'm out of my prescription and need a refill. And lol our cars are all over the street with parking permits because we have a roofer here and they haven't called me yet to tell me if the prescription is in yet, I have to go up there. Which means walking down the street on a bad leg.
Surgery done. Felt like my teeth were cracked and wrenched out with a crowbar. Can't speak right now, so must use charades and Harpo-isms. Surgery was fun though. Would do it again. Who needs teeth?
I got that coming up too....havent had the consultation yet and they're all impacted...probably getting put out and then doing all of it at once....Not looking forward to paying for it at all.
Surgery done. Felt like my teeth were cracked and wrenched out with a crowbar. Can't speak right now, so must use charades and Harpo-isms. Surgery was fun though. Would do it again. Who needs teeth?
Teeth are for losers. Also you need to get a Harpo horn to honk at people in lieu of verbal communication. I didn't get to do that when I had my wisdom teeth out, and I've regretted it ever since.
I don't know why, but I've suddenly fallen back into Lost recently. I'm not one for anniversary's, but it may have been the recent one that did it. I'm trying to figure out exactly why the show means so much to me, but I just can't put my finger on it.
Surgery done. Felt like my teeth were cracked and wrenched out with a crowbar. Can't speak right now, so must use charades and Harpo-isms. Surgery was fun though. Would do it again. Who needs teeth?
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I don't know why, but I've suddenly fallen back into Lost recently. I'm not one for anniversary's, but it may have been the recent one that did it. I'm trying to figure out exactly why the show means so much to me, but I just can't put my finger on it.
"Yo, you're cool dude. I would say that It means so much to you because LOST is essentially a retelling of the bible, dude. It's a fable of extremes; good and evil. LOST is rather like "Star Wars", only with well written dialogue, dude."
"Yo, you're cool dude. I would say that It means so much to you because LOST is essentially a retelling of the bible, dude. It's a fable of extremes; good and evil. LOST is rather like "Star Wars", only with well written dialogue, dude."
I was going to say because it's treatment of death as a neccesary evil but it's acknowledgment of the fact death means nothing so long as you lived a long and happy life, but that applies mostly to the last season exclusively. What you said is true, too.
I was going to say because it's treatment of death as a neccesary evil but it's acknowledgment of the fact death means nothing so long as you lived a long and happy life, but that applies mostly to the last season exclusively. What you said is true, too.
That's particularly what makes LOST such a gripping show, one can read a great many different meanings into the messages it attempts to convey.
Wow... Robot Unicorn Attack is actually a pretty scary game...
Another game that's scary is "Blair Witch: Rustin Parr". It also happens to be mostly shite. "Shite but scary"... that should be the tagline.
Do you feel shivers when you gaze upon creepy stick figures?
Do you enjoy the macabre, possibly witch related, shocks in life?
Do you frequently misplace a vital map of your surrounding area?
Do you regularly and joyfully inhale the foul stench of shite within your nasal cavities?
If so, then why not suffer the sorrow of "Blair Witch: Rustin Parr" today.
Features: * Slow and unresponsive controls to truly horrify you. * Low polygon monstrosities that fulfil the most unimaginative of imaginations. * A token reference to the hit film, that completely and utterly undermines said film in the process.
Buy it today.
Available in all good bargain basements, trash heaps and on Ebay.
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What? WHAT?! TELL US!
Was it how they squeeze the ketchup into those little packets?
Because I ask that question every time I go into a fast food chain.
Dammit, now I will always wonder that same question.
* beer give to RingmasterJ5 *
I think I'm going to have to spend a couple billion years navigating some complex computer program to understand this question. But I'm fairly certain the answer is forty-two, somehow.
Well, it's my follow up to this, which I wrote: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVb36IyZRY8
Also, I'm only 14, so *gives beer back, goes downstairs to get actual Diet Pepsi*
Hahahaha. +1
I would just like to say that I love this fanfiction because it is a recipe for awesomeness. Everything exploded, died, and then spontaneously combusted.
That's how I had it done, except I got all of them out at once. For me the pain was afterwards but it's just aches and swelling, nothing horribly unbearable.
I looked like this except a whole bunch uglier:
Good luck!
He's like that normally, though.
With a machine. Probably one which seals the packets after they're full, which I imagine is how they do it for toothpaste.
ZING!
Well one mystery solved. And here was I, hypothesizing some occult ritual by tomato worshipers to produce those divine packets from the Lycopersician deity.
Wait, BEN as in Ben Drowned? That's what that fucking thing was?
I thought you said you wanted Scott Bakula for a moment...
Never thought of that. I've had a few root canals and that would've helped. Luckily my dentists new office has a telly in the ceiling! But they do leave it on a boring channel...
I hope so... I had a lot of fun playing that game.
Heh. That's a coincidence, I actually didn't read his post.
Coincidentally, you did... just a different one.
Choice, truly choice...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Wytn-_MSBo&feature=related
I am forever changed...
anyways, what's on my mind? AwesomeNess
Teeth are for losers. Also you need to get a Harpo horn to honk at people in lieu of verbal communication. I didn't get to do that when I had my wisdom teeth out, and I've regretted it ever since.
Vodka time! Drink, comrade! Drink!
* HONK *
And two hard-boiled eggs.
"Yo, you're cool dude. I would say that It means so much to you because LOST is essentially a retelling of the bible, dude. It's a fable of extremes; good and evil. LOST is rather like "Star Wars", only with well written dialogue, dude."
I was going to say because it's treatment of death as a neccesary evil but it's acknowledgment of the fact death means nothing so long as you lived a long and happy life, but that applies mostly to the last season exclusively. What you said is true, too.
That's particularly what makes LOST such a gripping show, one can read a great many different meanings into the messages it attempts to convey.
Another game that's scary is "Blair Witch: Rustin Parr". It also happens to be mostly shite. "Shite but scary"... that should be the tagline.
Do you feel shivers when you gaze upon creepy stick figures?
Do you enjoy the macabre, possibly witch related, shocks in life?
Do you frequently misplace a vital map of your surrounding area?
Do you regularly and joyfully inhale the foul stench of shite within your nasal cavities?
If so, then why not suffer the sorrow of "Blair Witch: Rustin Parr" today.
Features:
* Slow and unresponsive controls to truly horrify you.
* Low polygon monstrosities that fulfil the most unimaginative of imaginations.
* A token reference to the hit film, that completely and utterly undermines said film in the process.
Buy it today.
Available in all good bargain basements, trash heaps and on Ebay.
Four hard-boiled eggs
You have no idea. Just wait until you can get to 70,000 points and realize how much time you've devoted to playing that thing.
I guarantee you'll never sleep again!