Recent content by PeppersResort

Since no one's above me, I'll write one for Yahtzee: "You will find your sense of humour makes you popular; take care not to abuse it for world domination. You should have eggplant for dinner. Beware of cats."

So what's most important to your day-to-day existence? What would you cut off last if you were broke? What makes life worth living - or makes it suck less? What would you never get stranded on an island without? I would like to say books, but really, it's a close race with Internet coming in...

What are the benefits of cable? The only thing I can see, since you can find just about anything online, is that feeling of being connected to other people doing the same things as you. Aside from that, comfort? Not sitting at the computer? I dunno...

New Avatar? STFU. Really?

I've been asking this question around, and I've been getting a lot of the "I leave it on in the background" kind of answers. Is that a popular choice?

I get cable included with my rent, but I must confess I almost never use it. Is cable passe? Are we a society of internet only now?

Thought the lyrics were awkward, title was puzzling, but what disturbs me most are the clueless or mystified comments from the audience... maybe I'm just too old... but no.

Down a flight of stairs? My answer for people who threaten or do hurt themselves for attention is, "You want to get hurt? I can do that to you for free."

Jackass. Loser, selfish, immature jackass. Also, it smacks of the kind of weakness lack of real life consequence brings, and speaks of a crushing but not less annoying lack of feelings of self-worth. I think the internet and western society in general overindulges the individual, causing them to...

It would have been nice to join Sephiroth in FF VII and kick Shinra, the Turks, AVALANCHE, Aeris and even Yuffie's hometown of obnoxious ninja pickpockets off a cliff. It was so disappointing you had to agree to save the whinging, gormless civvies and in turn, the world.

To the person who said his friends had never heard of Ayn Rand: You need smarter friends. I enjoyed Anthem, despite the fact that Ayn Rand is a social eugenicist twat. The writing style was bold and clear, and the thoughts were strong and well laid-out. I'm reading "The Woman in White" by...

I gave up on Battlestar Galactica after about 15 minutes. The sophmoric crew and nauseatingly nerdy deathbot chick were just too tacky and uninteresting to bear.