The "whatever's on your mind" thread

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  • edited May 2012
    This video frightens and confuses me.

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    well damn don't have my game roms to counter this one
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    Hey quit it!

    Don't make me post random pictures of Gohan peeing!

    (He does that alot... -_-)
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    Hey! Guess what?! I'm drunk!

    There's so much love and there's so much hate within this world.

    However, why do we insist upon dividing every last modicum of life into categories of either black or white?

    Can we not appreciate that every single opinion upon this plain falls squarely within the realm of the grey area?

    The colour 'grey' is not a negative shade, should it be approached from the correct angle; a place of understanding, tolerance and more importantly, neutrality.

    If you are full of hate, then you have my sympathies, for you fail at life upon a fundamental level.

    If you are full of love, then I believe that you lack the fragile and necessary component of human frailty and quintessentially, humanity itself.

    If your heart rests somewhere in-between the dark and the light, then you are truly a magnificent human being, whom radiates the glorious spark of the beauty of life itself.

    I love you.
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    I thought I made it clear that I was frightened and confused.
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    puzzlebox wrote: »
    I want to relax in hot water and not move tonight (and maybe feel all girly and special). :p

    Oh, well, then you've gotta go all out with the bubbles and the scented oils and the floating flowers and the waterfall tiki music. Of course, that makes setting up the bath even more stressful, so don't tear all your hair out in the process.
    St_Eddie wrote: »
    Why do we insist upon dividing every last modicum of life into categories of either black or white?

    I'm dealing with this way too much lately.
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    coolsome wrote: »
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    I think I just threw up in my mouth a little.
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    Who has more powerful mental powers AM or Anthony Fremont?
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    coolsome wrote: »
    Who has more powerful mental powers AM or Anthony Fremont?
    Nobody can challenge the sheer mental powers of AM, at least not in terms of hatred!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EddX9hnhDS4

    I find it somewhat amusing that the first link to AM's hate speech which I came across, belongs to Coolsome!
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    My bologna has a first name...
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    St_Eddie wrote: »
    Nobody can challenge the sheer mental powers of AM, at least not in terms of hatred!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EddX9hnhDS4

    I find it somewhat amusing that the first link to AM's hate speech which I came across, belongs to Coolsome!

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    If being gay is a sin, then I want to go to Hell. Gays through the best parties.
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    TomPravetz wrote: »
    If being gay is a sin [...]
    Whether or not it is, that's not the real issue. Many things are a sin. And yelling at people about how they're going to go to Hell (for whatever reason) is not the right approach.

    In the Bible, Jesus spent most of His time making friends with sinners, and the people He most often criticized were the self-righteous religious leaders.
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    Whelp, time for another weeks' exile.
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    Whelp, time for another weeks' exile.


    You will return in 3 days after your permaban.
  • puzzleboxpuzzlebox Telltale Alumni
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    St_Eddie wrote: »
    categories of either black or white

    Whoo!

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    WarpSpeed wrote: »
    Oh, well, then you've gotta go all out with the bubbles and the scented oils and the floating flowers and the waterfall tiki music.

    Ooh, that is like, breakup level self-care. I settled for one of those fizzy bath ball things and an old Men's Health magazine I bought for my last flight but never got around to reading. Feeling good! :D
    Chyron8472 wrote: »
    self-righteous religious leaders

    Amazing how little some things change in 2000 years!
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    Whelp, time for another weeks' exile.

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    puzzlebox wrote: »
    Amazing how little some things change in 2000 years!
    Yep.
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    I never understood the Abraham going to kill his son for God story. I know its just a test of faith but no one God or not could make me attempt to kill my own son. And I'm sure the same would be said for most parents.
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    The moral of the story is don't listen to God... or anyone who says they're God.
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    Johro wrote: »
    The moral of the story is don't listen to God... or anyone who says they're God.

    Ignore him. Follow me.
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    Don't "read" either!

    HERESY!
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    Okay. I drank way toO much wine tonight. TOMORROW though, I'm touring the new living space the university is putting me up in. JOY.
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    If TomPravetz has a rank of "God" I want my rank to be "Off".
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    Well I'm off to sleep. Have to get up at 3am saturday so I have to try to turn this sleep pattern around somewhat.
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    Well, after doing little else besides sitting around on the internet for a week, I have become decided to spend my time building random things this summer. First on my list is to build an arc reactor. Wish me luck!
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    Icedhope wrote: »
    So..it's nearing the year mark of my nephew's death...I...feel numb...I feel...I don't know how I feel..a little like drinking but being drunk and angry never solves anything.

    Remember the good times you had and the joy they brought you. You can morn there loss and celebrate the life they had as well and it helps make the pain lessen.
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    coolsome wrote: »
    Remember the good times you had and the joy they brought you. You can morn there loss and celebrate the life they had as well and it helps make the pain lessen.

    I do remember the good times, and that's what's tearing me up is there were always good times.
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    Icedhope wrote: »
    I do remember the good times, and that's what's tearing me up is there were always good times.

    He's still alive inside your memory's as long as you keep the warm memory's you have alive in your head. I know its hard and a lot of the time its just feels like everything is depression but if you keep remembering the happy times you will feel happier for having him in your life and the memory's you got.
  • VainamoinenVainamoinen Moderator
    edited May 2012
    coolsome wrote: »
    I never understood the Abraham going to kill his son for God story. I know its just a test of faith but no one God or not could make me attempt to kill my own son. And I'm sure the same would be said for most parents.



    Starting again with the religious talk, eh? Not that I want to get you into that stuff again. Still, here's a frame from Craig Thompson's brilliant graphic novel brick'o'book "Habibi" for your consideration.

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    I feel like a pig shat in my head!

    I must learn to drink less... right after I've consumed some hair of the dog that bit me last night.
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    St_Eddie wrote: »
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    I feel like a pig shat in my head!

    I must learn to drink less... right after I've consumed some hair of the dog that bit me last night.

    I know what you need.
    Cures foggy heads!
    One(1) Egg
    Pepper
    Hair of the dog that bit 'ya
    ALCOHOL-SENSITIVE PATIENTS: Consult a physician before using. Do not mix with alcohol before operating rudders or other heavy machinery. Causes extreme, extreme, extreme, extreme, extreme, extreme...
    ...extreme, extreme, extreme, extreme, extreme, extreme, extreme, extreme drowsiness.
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    One thing you have to give the PSP credit for is its large selection of PS1 RPG remakes.

    Once I sit down and play them, I always have a blast.
  • puzzleboxpuzzlebox Telltale Alumni
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    Change of plan for the weekend. Suddenly realised I didn't want to spend it in the city, so just booked a super-last-minute trip to the Bahamas. :D

    superhappyexcitement++ !

    Of course 5 minutes after I booked everything, I thought to check the weather forecast:

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    Eh, rain schmain. This is going to be an awesome little getaway, hurricane and typhoon warnings be damned!
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    Thunderstorms are my favourite weather pattern.

    Your lives are so much richer for knowing that.
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