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The Richard Nixon school of ballet and the arts / Re: This is the best thing ever. Ever. Move over, Mozart.
« on: November 04, 2015, 11:28:58 pm »
It's good to know that art is still alive.
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The Richard Nixon school of ballet and the arts / Re: OPEN BAR: It's actually about ethics in fictional bars
« on: November 04, 2015, 11:27:49 pm »
Holy SHIT.
Um... extra muscle, if possible? I dunno, man, that's horrible. I hope that you get to a safe place ASAP and she gets put somewhere where she won't hurt anybody.
Um... extra muscle, if possible? I dunno, man, that's horrible. I hope that you get to a safe place ASAP and she gets put somewhere where she won't hurt anybody.
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The Richard Nixon school of ballet and the arts / Re: OPEN BAR: It's actually about ethics in fictional bars
« on: November 03, 2015, 03:05:02 pm »
Have you tried throwing fistfuls of sacrificial goat entrails into a fiery pit while screaming curses into the indifferent Void?
I mean I'm not an expert or anything but that just seems like the solution from where I'm standing, imo.
I mean I'm not an expert or anything but that just seems like the solution from where I'm standing, imo.
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The Richard Nixon school of ballet and the arts / Re: Old Finnish People With Things On Their Heads
« on: October 29, 2015, 03:53:41 pm »I saw this on the internets and I decided to bring it to the experts here at PeeDee.
http://www.laravisual.com/old-finnish-people-with-things-on-their-heads/
Why, Finland?
I am quite fond of this series.
I'll bet you put those things on their heads and made them think it was their own idea.
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The Richard Nixon school of ballet and the arts / Old Finnish People With Things On Their Heads
« on: October 29, 2015, 01:59:13 am »
I saw this on the internets and I decided to bring it to the experts here at PeeDee.
http://www.laravisual.com/old-finnish-people-with-things-on-their-heads/
Why, Finland?
http://www.laravisual.com/old-finnish-people-with-things-on-their-heads/
Why, Finland?
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Propaganda Depository / Re: Were the discordians like Robert Aton Wilson Illuminati?
« on: October 26, 2015, 03:15:10 pm »
Nope.
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The Richard Nixon school of ballet and the arts / Re: Don't forget, this Wednesday is Mainstream Day.
« on: October 26, 2015, 02:57:35 pm »
Great, now I have to buy a ball cap. And I think all my jeans have giant tears in the ass...
Do I have to ditch the mutton chops too?
Do I have to ditch the mutton chops too?
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Aneristic Illusions / Re: UN fails to decrminalise drugs for personal use
« on: October 24, 2015, 12:16:57 pm »
I'd forgotten that's our : rwhn : emote
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The Richard Nixon school of ballet and the arts / Re: Comics, the 9th Art, and What Makes Me Want to Puke Blood
« on: October 24, 2015, 12:10:57 pm »
The comics I've enjoyed the most have always been the stuff that falls outside the Spandex Pro-Wrestling With Lazers category. Even the stuff I like within that category is either a self-contained alternate universe story (see DC's "Kingdom Come" for my favorite example by far), or, like, Deadpool.
As a little kid, I never wanted my favorite things to end. TV shows, books, series of any kind; I wanted them to go on filling my imagination forever. But as an adult, I think a well-executed story arc with a proper ending is priceless. Even if I don't make it all the way to the end, or it never gets finished, the sense that something has been written with an ending in mind greatly affects the feel of the story.
An endless superhero story is exactly the same as a cheap soap opera that goes on forever, but with slightly more exciting visuals.
As a little kid, I never wanted my favorite things to end. TV shows, books, series of any kind; I wanted them to go on filling my imagination forever. But as an adult, I think a well-executed story arc with a proper ending is priceless. Even if I don't make it all the way to the end, or it never gets finished, the sense that something has been written with an ending in mind greatly affects the feel of the story.
An endless superhero story is exactly the same as a cheap soap opera that goes on forever, but with slightly more exciting visuals.
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The Richard Nixon school of ballet and the arts / Re: OPEN BAR: It's actually about ethics in fictional bars
« on: October 21, 2015, 04:30:31 am »http://www.scq.ubc.ca/wookiee-foreplay-transgenerational-epigenetic-regulation-of-force-sensitivity-by-elaborate-duet-song/
kill me somebody kill me
WHY DO YOU KEEP CLICKING LINKS?!
The Internet is bad for you!
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The Richard Nixon school of ballet and the arts / Re: OPEN BAR: It's actually about ethics in fictional bars
« on: October 19, 2015, 01:00:46 am »Roger is nicer in person than on the forum. Also even more talkative.
He's not nicer, you can just tell that he's laughing and that makes him seem nicer.
I don't bust you out when you're doing bad things to people.
I only know this because I suffer from the same effect. People always say "You're so much nicer in person!"
No I'm not.
It's like, everyone in the universe knows that typed posts on the Internet lack tone...
...but everyone assumes that the tone being taken is contemptuous or mean. They just fill in the blank with nasty.
I will hereafter pledge that, if I can't determine the intended tone of a post, I will assume it is gregarious and charitable.
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The Richard Nixon school of ballet and the arts / Re: OPEN BAR: It's actually about ethics in fictional bars
« on: October 15, 2015, 06:22:45 pm »
Wow, that's a relief.
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The Richard Nixon school of ballet and the arts / Re: OPEN BAR: It's actually about ethics in fictional bars
« on: October 15, 2015, 03:56:36 pm »
I found putting an uncoated aspirin on the sore helped.
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RPG Ghetto / Re: Why I don't run Pathfinder anymore, and some salt about a Defective GM
« on: October 15, 2015, 01:38:49 pm »
RPGs are really near the top of the list for "When it's good it's great, when it's bad it fucking sucks donkey balls" hobbies.
I've spent most of my RPG energy on LARPs in the past few years. Four or five weekends a year translates to much more actual game time than I ever managed with a tabletop group. Of course, if the community was bad it would be a nightmare too.
Games would be great if it wasn't for all these damn gamers.
I've spent most of my RPG energy on LARPs in the past few years. Four or five weekends a year translates to much more actual game time than I ever managed with a tabletop group. Of course, if the community was bad it would be a nightmare too.
Games would be great if it wasn't for all these damn gamers.
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The Richard Nixon school of ballet and the arts / Re: Luxury Doomsday Shelters
« on: October 14, 2015, 05:59:18 pm »
I bet none of these use geothermal systems either, just because.