Random Off-Topic

BeeSeaEss wrote:

GrinTwist wrote:I'm always on my computer.
Watching things.
Posting things.

I have an eventful life.

Pretty much what I do all day

And there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.
By the way, don't ever try to sleep in a sink it was incredibly uncomfortable.
I got an hour of sleep before I moved into a more comfortable position and got my back wet.
...
Maybe I should try sleeping in my bed sometime this week.

...I don't even know what to say about that picture..

SO I spent 6 hours in a lecture theatre today, boring is not the word. I could have died from the lack of mental stimulation bestowed upon me

Serious_Much wrote:...I don't even know what to say about that picture..

SO I spent 6 hours in a lecture theatre today, boring is not the word. I could have died from the lack of mental stimulation bestowed upon me

Know that feel, sitting in a lecture theatre with hundreds of other uninterested students and a lecturer who really couldn't give a damn.

You're learning. Patience.

You're learning. Tedium is a part of life

You're not learning. Anything about the theoretical subject of the class.



Solution: Angry birds

football highlights and solitaire served me well today

That's the spirit!

Spirits also help.

Ghosts or booze. Your choice

So many people changing their avatars

I predict mine will return to normal very soon

Spur, I promise I'm done changing for awhile

Don't worry spur, I'll never change my avatar

Serious_Much wrote:Don't worry spur, I'll never change my avatar

You're the only 1 who never changed your avatar, EVER


I envy your amazing will power and self control!

Spurgun wrote:So many people changing their avatars

Well I couldn't resist

I'm still trying to find "me" on this forum.

In other news, anyone love Watchmen? Just saw it today, Rorschach is beast.

Hes all right but I can barely understand what he's saying


Worse than Batman

Love the movie, love Rorschach and even have a personalized autograph

I remember watching the movie, I can't actually remember much from it.

I liked the story behind the movie though, just the characters... I can't remember any of their names.

Watchmen in great
"I'M NOT LOCKED IN HERE WITH YOU. YOU'RE LOCKED IN HERE WITH ME!" Rorschach being a bad a--

skarekrow13 wrote:Love the movie, love Rorschach and even have a personalized autograph

He's one of my favorite fictional characters, if not my favorite. I think I may have brought this up once already, that I'm writing my undergrad thesis paper on the Watchmen. I'm doing what's basically going to be an allegorical psychological profile of each character. Each of them is so flawed in their own unique way, which I'm going to argue is at the core of their drive to become their hero personas

Psshhh Gwynevere don't have no bra. She be free boobin' it all day on that d*mn couch.

Plastic, sounds like a good topic. You'll have plenty of material for sure.

On the topic of Gwynevere, no bra could restrain her might, save for the mighty Gleipnir line of lingerie. Available at your local Fenris-Mart

I thinking about focusing mainly on Rorschach and Dr. Manhattan as binary opposites. Rorschach as someone whose psyche was destroyed due to trauma, and because of that he developed such a narrow perspective that he can only see things as they fit into that very rigid moral view of right and wrong, and can only be either completely innocent, or must be killed; and Dr. Manhattan as someone whose physical body was destroyed by trauma, and because of that he ultimately developed a perspective so broad that he loses the ability to see things for anything other than their constituent parts, and therefore loses his moral compass and the ability to act on it. I have to develop it a lot more, and figure out to pose it as an argument, but that's the core of what I plan to do

Hey plastic I don't know if you've read any Jung or Freud, but their ideas would be perfect for such an essay. Good look with Ozymandias though he is basically perfect so you'll have to first establish an issue with him before you go into your analysis.
On a side note I got to do a six page evaluation on Dark Souls.

DoughGuy wrote:

Spurgun wrote:So many people changing their avatars

Well I couldn't resist

you very rarely post anymore, so that doesn't bother me

Altough i hate the fact that i had to read the username to see who it was :evil: So much extra work for me.


Edit: While we're talking about the Watchmen. I saw the movie a few days ago, i did quite like it. It was gorier that i expected it to be though.