EPTNow my roommate is pissed because there's holes in the walls and what in the fuck am I doing with my life
Moral of the story, don't do drugs
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ZERG_RUSSIAN
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Now my roommate is pissed because there's holes in the walls and what in the fuck am I doing with my life Moral of the story, don't do drugs | ||
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ketchup
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On August 28 2013 05:51 Ame wrote: Spoilers into Wise Man's Fears + Show Spoiler + The lamest copout: 1. Kvothe is a people of storytellers. 2. Characters dumbfounded by Kvothe's inability in present day ONLY LOGICAL CONCLUSION: HIS PAST WAS ALL ONE MASSIVE MADE UP STORY TROLOLOLOL. ... :| On a more serious note, I'm really interested if the 'drunken capitalization' in Denna's letter has a meaning revealed later on. My only beef with Sanderson is his need for every main/side character to have a nickname. EVERY TIME. Dunno why it bothers me really. That said, love his world building and implementation of magic systems. My reading path was actually Way of Kings into Mistborn into Elantris, lol. From Wiki: "Words of Radiance is an upcoming epic fantasy novel by American author Brandon Sanderson. The book is intended to be a sequel to The Way of Kings and the second in a planned ten-novel[1] series called The Stormlight Archive." wat Yep TEN BOOKS. I'm amazed at how long it is too, but also amazed at how fast he seems to write. The 2nd book was supposed to be out this fall, but got moved to Spring 2014. SO CLOSE! + Show Spoiler [kingkiller spoilers] + I like the theory about how Kvothe changed/locked away his name to Kote, and this is why he cannot use his magicks anymore(also explains what could be in that chest he was attempting to open). There's some fun theory stuff over in /r/KingkillerChronicle that gets recycled every few weeks. | ||
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Scip
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Chrispy
Canada5878 Posts
On August 28 2013 07:37 ZERG_RUSSIAN wrote: Soooooooooo yesterday I took two hits of LSD then convinced myself I was living in a fake neighborhood monitored by the CIA and for some reason decided to squirt a bunch more LSD into my mouth while tripping then punched the walls in my house and started to feel like I was dying then ran out into the street begging for help and got a little kid to call the cops and they showed up and brought an ambulance and took me to the hospital where I vomited in a white room for a while then my brother picked me up and took me home Now my roommate is pissed because there's holes in the walls and what in the fuck am I doing with my life Moral of the story, don't do drugs LMFAO. Classic Shitcombo. | ||
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ticklishmusic
United States15977 Posts
About Name of the Wind + Show Spoiler + Kvothe being a liar doesn't explain why the guy living with him (who is like prince of the fairies of w/e) is with him, or why he tried to take on those other demons | ||
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ZERG_RUSSIAN
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On August 28 2013 07:42 Scip wrote: Clearly, the moral of the story is to get stronger walls. Yeah seriously if these walls weren't so fucking weak there wouldn't be holes in them and nothing would be wrong except the hospital part which ended up being treated as a psychotic break and somehow the cops didn't arrest me even though I was waving down people in traffic thinking I was going to die Although now my medical record has "hallucinogen abuse, continuous" on it | ||
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Ketara
United States15065 Posts
On August 28 2013 07:50 ZERG_RUSSIAN wrote: Yeah seriously if these walls weren't so fucking weak there wouldn't be holes in them and nothing would be wrong except the hospital part which ended up being treated as a psychotic break and somehow the cops didn't arrest me even though I was waving down people in traffic thinking I was going to die Although now my medical record has "hallucinogen abuse, continuous" on it I shouldn't be laughing at this but it's just so funny. <3 5hit | ||
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ZERG_RUSSIAN
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Ketara
United States15065 Posts
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upperbound
United States2300 Posts
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GhandiEAGLE
United States20754 Posts
On August 28 2013 08:18 Ketara wrote: You should get a job as Dyrus's bodyguard. We all know 5hit is beefcake enough. | ||
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WaveofShadow
Canada31495 Posts
On August 28 2013 08:18 upperbound wrote: You're a psychologist, this will just let you connect more effectively with your clients. RESEARCH I am curious about the psychological reasoning as to why you thought this might have been a good idea. | ||
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caelym
United States6430 Posts
On August 28 2013 07:47 ticklishmusic wrote: I wasn't a huge fan of Mistborn, the awkward teen romance element after the first book really killed it for me. and you like The Fault in Our Stars? WTF TFiOS has to be one of my least books ever. Teenagers acting like tryhard intellectuals make me want to go zerg russian and punch some walls. | ||
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iCanada
Canada10660 Posts
On August 28 2013 08:48 caelym wrote: and you like The Fault in Our Stars? WTF TFiOS has to be one of my least books ever. Teenagers acting like tryhard intellectuals make me want to go zerg russian and punch some walls. Is that before or after the 2 hits of acid? | ||
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jaybrundage
United States3921 Posts
On August 28 2013 07:37 ZERG_RUSSIAN wrote: Soooooooooo yesterday I took two hits of LSD then convinced myself I was living in a fake neighborhood monitored by the CIA and for some reason decided to squirt a bunch more LSD into my mouth while tripping then punched the walls in my house and started to feel like I was dying then ran out into the street begging for help and got a little kid to call the cops and they showed up and brought an ambulance and took me to the hospital where I vomited in a white room for a while then my brother picked me up and took me home Now my roommate is pissed because there's holes in the walls and what in the fuck am I doing with my life Moral of the story, don't do drugs Well yea this parts true its the NSA tho. | ||
AsmodeusXI
United States15536 Posts
The duality of wanting to play and not having the time nor the energy nor financial desire to do so is TEARING ME APART LISA. | ||
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ketchup
14521 Posts
On August 28 2013 09:19 AsmodeusXI wrote: As an old school FFXI junkie (see the name), watching streams of FFXIV is painful. The duality of wanting to play and not having the time nor the energy nor financial desire to do so is TEARING ME APART LISA. So it seems like FF MMORPG fans really want the game even if it's subscription based? Are Final Fantasy MMORPGs really that good? | ||
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AsmodeusXI
United States15536 Posts
On August 28 2013 09:24 ketchup wrote: So it seems like FF MMORPG fans really want the game even if it's subscription based? Are Final Fantasy MMORPGs really that good? Well, I thought XI was very, very good but that's because it's the only MMO I've played with a real nice guild and my friends (even though I never got to end game). I think the true quality of the FF MMOs ARE in the end game, so that's attractive to some, I guess. And frankly, I kind of understand wanting a paid model. It means the people who REALLY want to play the game are the only ones that will and it's less likely for them to be backwards fuckwads (though they'll certainly still be some). It's just funny that this backlash is occurring because of the community that F2P generates. | ||
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Shelke14
Canada6655 Posts
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ticklishmusic
United States15977 Posts
On August 28 2013 08:48 caelym wrote: and you like The Fault in Our Stars? WTF TFiOS has to be one of my least books ever. Teenagers acting like tryhard intellectuals make me want to go zerg russian and punch some walls. Action plus romance is a pretty lethal combination, and Sanderson's attempt to write from the perspective of a teenage girl really falls flat. It's kind of like the Hunger Games, compelling at first because of the setting and all, but that gets stifled by having "ermahgerd dark and moody or blonde and puppylike idk who to choose". The Fault in Our Stars is by no means perfect. You'd be surprised though how having a terminal illness affects some people's behavior though-- my best friend passed away from brain cancer earlier this year, and some of the things in the story echo how she was in the last year or so. It cut pretty deep. Also, I like the Love Song of J Alfred Prufrock, except its quoted out of context but I'll forgive that. | ||
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