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Apparently the last thing I had was a picture of Nu Gundam.
Apparently the last thing I had was a picture of Nu Gundam.
Be Brave! Right-click: Paste! :D
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Apparently I have nothing copied, but the last I thing I di was something in my Dragon Age Origins folder. I've been trying to get the god damn DLC from the deluxe Steam edition to work for days now.
Damn, thanks for reminding me that I have two history papers due in three days that I haven't even started yet XD.Good morning blues said:
Okay, back on topic.
Yuuki
O, that is the first name of a person I added on Facebook this morning.
you know, here and there, out and around, round and about, hither and fither, to and fro, back and forth, up and down, in and out, over and under, hibbity hoppity, around the corner, over the river and through the woods, lickity split, clockin the jiz, grinding the axe, up to no good, nippin the butt, good and plenty, lolligaggin around, makin the round, painting the town red, packin a load, hugging a tree, skinning the dog, skip to my loo, sewing my oats, passing a stone, shooting the breeze, jumping the fence, humping the horse, dancing a jig, spinning the yarn, sipping the cider, flexing the pecs, rubin my due, packing the pete, licking the chicken, pinching the pennies, do-si-do
10 points along with a high-five goes to whoever knows where this is from...
10 points along with a high-five goes to whoever knows where this is from...
http://www.tribalwars.net/?ref=ds_start
yeah thats right i play it
trying to get friends to play it again is hard
yeah thats right i play it
trying to get friends to play it again is hard 
J: I was just looking for a place to sit down but the bench I saw was entirely taken up by what must have been a 400lb woman.
C: Lol, Take a picture?people like that need to be remembered.
J: I tried to take a pic, but She migrated b4 I cld get the shot.
C: Lol, you should have snared it and used its oil to heat your dorm.
J: Lol, awesome?We?re waiting for a table at texas roadhouse and a woman just walked by with two handfuls of peanuts and I heard her friend say ?I?m not putting it in my purse.?
C: Lol, maybe she keeps elephants?
J: Maybe she keeps that other woman?The Fat One.
C: Lol, that?s not right, she belongs in a preserve, with others of her kind.
J: Lol, she?s the last female of her species. She needs to mate.
C: Well, if she?s anything like Chinese pandas she?s screwed?and not in the good way.
C: Lol, Take a picture?people like that need to be remembered.
J: I tried to take a pic, but She migrated b4 I cld get the shot.
C: Lol, you should have snared it and used its oil to heat your dorm.
J: Lol, awesome?We?re waiting for a table at texas roadhouse and a woman just walked by with two handfuls of peanuts and I heard her friend say ?I?m not putting it in my purse.?
C: Lol, maybe she keeps elephants?
J: Maybe she keeps that other woman?The Fat One.
C: Lol, that?s not right, she belongs in a preserve, with others of her kind.
J: Lol, she?s the last female of her species. She needs to mate.
C: Well, if she?s anything like Chinese pandas she?s screwed?and not in the good way.
Text b/t my friend and I that I typed and saved.
Fantastic Mr. Fox is a great movie - not because it follows the book well - but because it invents it's own style of humor.
Let me start at the beginning, which is where most great pieces of literature begin.
Mr. Fox is hanging around some . . . field . . . I suppose . . . doing . . . something . . .
I dunno! Something's happening. So, Mr. Fox here's doing whatever foxes do in their free time, when his wife comes along and says . . . something . . .
Okay, at this point, I wasn't really thinking about what was happening, I was more thinking about how awesome this animation is. It's basically a bunch of action figures being moved around! This is how they should have made G.I Joe - Rise Of The Cobra. That would have been more epic than anything that can be done with current-age special effects. But I digress. The couple walks down some road, and go to what, at the time, seems like a low-security prison. It later turns out to be a high-security farm. Anyways, they have this really cool short scene of the Fox couple flipping and maneuvering through the farm traps - that feels so weird to type - and looking good while doing it. They afterward capture a few chickens, and are on their way to leave. WHEN DISASTER STRIKES! Mr. Fox sees a trap, and sensibly goes on some tangent about how the trap is "spring-loaded". It's really funny. Moving on. He pulls the trap, and of course, he and his wife are trapped inside of some cage. The alarms sound. Mr. Fox and Mrs. Fox quickly realize that they are thoroughly cussed, and Mrs. Fox decides that this is the best time to tell Mr. Fox that she is pregnant, which Mr. Fox replies with, " . . . Wow . . . You're glowing." Then we see a shot of Mrs. Fox literally glowing. See, this is the Fantastic Mr. Fox style of comedy that I was talking about! It's super funny and super ridiculous, and looking back on it, it wasn't that funny, but you laugh! You laugh like a cussing balloon on laughing gas! Continuing - Huh? You want to know what "cussed" and "cussing" means? Well, during Fantastic Mr. Fox, instead of saying a swear word, they say "cuss". VISA VI - Cuss you, you cussing cuss! Cuss, I love this movie. But I, once again, digress. Mrs. Fox then tells Mr. Fox that if they get out of this cage alive, she'll need Mr. Fox to swear that he will never steal from farms again. We fade out, and find Mr. Fox, 12 fox-years later, living comfortably. It seems that now, Mr. Fox is writing a rather unpopular column in the local animal newspaper, the Gazette. It should have been called the Gazelle, but whatever. Mr. Fox is mildly depressed, thanks to his family being a little poor. Come on! Man up, Foxy! Grow a pair!
Let me start at the beginning, which is where most great pieces of literature begin.
Mr. Fox is hanging around some . . . field . . . I suppose . . . doing . . . something . . .
I dunno! Something's happening. So, Mr. Fox here's doing whatever foxes do in their free time, when his wife comes along and says . . . something . . .
Okay, at this point, I wasn't really thinking about what was happening, I was more thinking about how awesome this animation is. It's basically a bunch of action figures being moved around! This is how they should have made G.I Joe - Rise Of The Cobra. That would have been more epic than anything that can be done with current-age special effects. But I digress. The couple walks down some road, and go to what, at the time, seems like a low-security prison. It later turns out to be a high-security farm. Anyways, they have this really cool short scene of the Fox couple flipping and maneuvering through the farm traps - that feels so weird to type - and looking good while doing it. They afterward capture a few chickens, and are on their way to leave. WHEN DISASTER STRIKES! Mr. Fox sees a trap, and sensibly goes on some tangent about how the trap is "spring-loaded". It's really funny. Moving on. He pulls the trap, and of course, he and his wife are trapped inside of some cage. The alarms sound. Mr. Fox and Mrs. Fox quickly realize that they are thoroughly cussed, and Mrs. Fox decides that this is the best time to tell Mr. Fox that she is pregnant, which Mr. Fox replies with, " . . . Wow . . . You're glowing." Then we see a shot of Mrs. Fox literally glowing. See, this is the Fantastic Mr. Fox style of comedy that I was talking about! It's super funny and super ridiculous, and looking back on it, it wasn't that funny, but you laugh! You laugh like a cussing balloon on laughing gas! Continuing - Huh? You want to know what "cussed" and "cussing" means? Well, during Fantastic Mr. Fox, instead of saying a swear word, they say "cuss". VISA VI - Cuss you, you cussing cuss! Cuss, I love this movie. But I, once again, digress. Mrs. Fox then tells Mr. Fox that if they get out of this cage alive, she'll need Mr. Fox to swear that he will never steal from farms again. We fade out, and find Mr. Fox, 12 fox-years later, living comfortably. It seems that now, Mr. Fox is writing a rather unpopular column in the local animal newspaper, the Gazette. It should have been called the Gazelle, but whatever. Mr. Fox is mildly depressed, thanks to his family being a little poor. Come on! Man up, Foxy! Grow a pair!
A little long - the beginning of my Fantastic mr. Fox review.
Or not.Suiseiseki IRL said:
Shame on you, sir! Using my thread for self-promotion! :OCleril said: