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Quesadilla
United States1814 Posts
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iNcontroL
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rpf
United States2705 Posts
On March 16 2008 21:46 Day[9] wrote: i cried alot the first time i watched it i still remember when i lost my stuffed animal bunny in 2005. even though it was an inanimate object, it was such a great source of comfort and had such sentimental value. alot of tough times were easier when i had my bunny. as bad as i feel for them, i can totally empathize with having that level of emotional attachment to something seemingly lifeless. what an emotional documentary I think it takes quite a lot to be able to admit that online. While I can understand their attachment to an inanimate object, I can't help but feel sorry for them for having to resort to buying a life-size doll to provide them with the companionship they lack in their lives. I'm sort of torn: I'm attached to physical objects, like my computer and guitar, but I think that trying to replace a living, breathing, thinking being with an inanimate object crosses some kind of line. However, it's not illegal, so more power to them. I just wish they'd spend less time at home changing out tongues and faces to match the situational context and more time out doing things. Join a club, or something. | ||
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infinity21
Canada6683 Posts
On March 17 2008 09:34 [iD]faiyth wrote: oh my god. how do i... UNDO the past 20 minutes of my life, please?! Sorry. You can fast forward but you can't rewind. That's the law of SC. | ||
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[iD]faiyth
Canada134 Posts
it was sort of weird to watch, maybe because dolls creep me out. but on a more constructive note, don't you think that.. none of these people actually look or seem like they would have much trouble fitting into society. i bet if they took the energy and time they put into these dolls, they would have had a human companion.. just have to look in the right places. i mean, i think they're okay people, none of them are ugly or anything.. =/ makes me sorta sad watching it. | ||
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knyttym
United States5797 Posts
Watching the guy Davecat (wtf is with that name) was quite emotional, but the other guy with 8 dolls and a gf, sounded like an ass. edit: Did anyone else watch the whole thing? | ||
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Raithed
China7078 Posts
On March 17 2008 10:34 kNyTTyM wrote: wow Maybe I am weird, but that was very interesting to watch. Watching the guy Davecat (wtf is with that name) was quite emotional, but the other guy with 8 dolls and a gf sounded like an ass. youre not, it was interesting. and the only part where the gf was the ass was 'if the dolls were above me'. | ||
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Masamune
Canada3401 Posts
On March 17 2008 10:27 [iD]faiyth wrote: sigh T_T it was sort of weird to watch, maybe because dolls creep me out. but on a more constructive note, don't you think that.. none of these people actually look or seem like they would have much trouble fitting into society. i bet if they took the energy and time they put into these dolls, they would have had a human companion.. just have to look in the right places. i mean, i think they're okay people, none of them are ugly or anything.. =/ makes me sorta sad watching it. Yeah, I agree. It seems like they could all be capable of integrating into some sort of a society (although I'm not too sure about the guy from Virginia with guns who is kinda scary and looks like a character out of Twisted Metal Black). Mike is the only one among the bunch who I think is sorta perverted. I mean, he says he's involved in clubs, has friends and he even had that relationship with the girl in the video (although apparently the sex with the dolls was better haha) but he still keeps those dolls for sex. He also seems to have a view about the dolls much like most people would: that they are just dolls and that's about it, yet he has all these different types just to get off it seems. The video was quite interesting and sad as well. The grossest part was when Mike was cleaning out one of his dolls after it was smelling like "fish" and you actually saw some of that guck.  | ||
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knyttym
United States5797 Posts
On March 17 2008 10:39 Raithed wrote: youre not, it was interesting. and the only part where the gf was the ass was 'if the dolls were above me'. O i meant the guy sounded like an ass | ||
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Starparty
Sweden1963 Posts
On March 17 2008 09:49 {88}iNcontroL wrote: we already had a thread anda long discussion on real dolls -.- In fact I think this very video was the center of its discussion. Sigh And someone else probably discussed it way before that. Obviously alot of people here missed the topic, wether they were interested or not. Exactly what is your point? | ||
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Masamune
Canada3401 Posts
Poll: Which one would you rather have your son be? (Vote): Gay with a regular social life (Vote): Into "real dolls" with a lacking social life + Show Spoiler + I think I would want my son to be gay with a regular social life because I think he would feel happier with real companionship. Edit: sorry to the person who already voted, had to adjust poll so people couldn't pick the 0 option haha. | ||
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Vedic
United States582 Posts
Either way, these guys have the worst parents ever. | ||
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Night2o1
315 Posts
I am not sure if it was because of the tone of the documentary or not, but to me it felt like there was a melancholy mood coming from each real doll owner (least so with Mike). They made it very clear they weren't comfortable with females (people?) in general and I am not sure if that spoke of parental/social network failings or utter weakness of personality. They just seem crippled by fear, and I especially felt that with Davecat, whom I identified the most with (age group, enjoys nerdy things, anime.. though I am much more socially normal). I am not sure if I pity them or am happy for them. Both on some levels, I think. | ||
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iNcontroL
USA29055 Posts
On March 17 2008 11:01 Starparty wrote: And someone else probably discussed it way before that. Obviously alot of people here missed the topic, wether they were interested or not. Exactly what is your point? oh let me explain: There is a "bump" function in which people can re use old threads so as to CONTRIBUTE to a pre existing topic as oppose to re starting a topic that probably, has already been covered. If you need further explanation as to why its bad to just remake topics all the time I would advice you to visit disneyland  | ||
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Starparty
Sweden1963 Posts
On March 17 2008 15:18 {88}iNcontroL wrote: oh let me explain: There is a "bump" function in which people can re use old threads so as to CONTRIBUTE to a pre existing topic as oppose to re starting a topic that probably, has already been covered. If you need further explanation as to why its bad to just remake topics all the time I would advice you to visit disneyland Oh, yes thanks. I suppose a StarCraft gamer like you can tell an educated journalist like me LOT'S about why bringing up old news i BAAAD! I mean, imagine a news house bringing up old topics just because it would happen to have something weird like "news value". Jikes. | ||
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1t2t3t4t5taw
Andorra173 Posts
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Snet
United States3573 Posts
On March 18 2008 00:16 1t2t3t4t5taw wrote: Incontrol is trolling you, you should probably ignore him...it's what he does very poorly at that I voted for the son with real dolls. I would disown my son if he was gay. (not even joking) | ||
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Masamune
Canada3401 Posts
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Falcynn
United States3597 Posts
On March 18 2008 00:28 Masamune wrote: Oh, when you said lacking social life I figured you meant completely anti-social with like a zero chance of having a real girlfriend. If that was the case then I chose the gay guy because both of them would have nearly a zero chance of bearing a child to continue the blood line, but at least the gay son would probably have a better chance of contributing something to society.Hmmm my poll seems really lopsided haha. When I meant a "lacking social life", I meant something not as extreme as some of those guys in the video, maybe something a little more so like Mike. I dunno, I guess more people than I thought here on TL are open minded. If the real dolls guy is (for the most part) a normal person who just happens to be into dolls...then yeah, I'd choose him. | ||
Jibba
United States22883 Posts
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