I actually enjoyed writing the essay. I'm just not looking forward to writing out all 1500 words in an hour.nativebelle said:
This has to make sense eventually
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Well there's this game called Modern Warfare 2...
If that game had writers they all must have been incapacitated or semi-so throughout the course of the game's development. Either that or they were farm animals or were intellectually equivalent to a farm animal.
If that game had writers they all must have been incapacitated or semi-so throughout the course of the game's development. Either that or they were farm animals or were intellectually equivalent to a farm animal.
I'll pretend to be you, no? I've got super fast robot arms and an obsessive love for Yossarian...Captain Pancake said:
I'll agree with that. It looked fucking awesome but it makes as much sense as my donut eating bat detector gun... Good film though, oh and it was Korean not Japanese...Jamienra said:
My answer goes to the sublimely non-sensical Hitchhikers gudie to the galaxy... It's one of those rare films that thought having an obvious plot was completely optional yet it gets away with it because it's so damn good. Sum up the plot in a sentence, I dare you...
Lost, it went from a plane crash then jumped to monsters and "others," and time travel and a bunch of numbers. Most of which have no explanation at all.
A good load of my life was spend reading a series called, Philip Jose Farmer's The Dungeon, which was 6 books long and each one written by a different author.
The idea was quite cool and the first few books so good that I stuck with it till the conclusion.
It was only reading the final book and sentences like "the demon spider was Jaques! But I was god, nothing could defeat my weapon "Carry on by jove" shouted Esmilreda the caterpillar" appeared that I realised I didn't have a bloody clue what the hell was going on anymore!
Obviously the final author went to same writing school as Lewis Carroll. Hell, they probably shared drugs together.
The idea was quite cool and the first few books so good that I stuck with it till the conclusion.
It was only reading the final book and sentences like "the demon spider was Jaques! But I was god, nothing could defeat my weapon "Carry on by jove" shouted Esmilreda the caterpillar" appeared that I realised I didn't have a bloody clue what the hell was going on anymore!
Obviously the final author went to same writing school as Lewis Carroll. Hell, they probably shared drugs together.
Sadly, this is a bridge I should cross myself. Besides, it'll be good to convey the moral dilemma of Nately's whore and the surreal chapter when he tries to find her sister in rome.nativebelle said:
And let's not forget "the grand conspiracy of lowery field" right?
It's supposed to present what it really means to be human. Since the nexus 6's are almost identical to humans besides emotional responses, they die before they can develop said emotions. The fact that they are being "retired" becomes harder to accept when you see the emotional effect Pris' death has on Roy. He goes into a crazed fury after the death of his love, something a machine wouldn't do.Thaius said:
^^This. Awesome as the film was the ending became confusing.Jamienra said:
You should read the manga of it. That makes even less sence (but is still awesome).magnuslion said:
I think Killer7 is the most confusing thing I've ever seen. Again, it's awesome but after playing through three times it's still as confusing as hell. It's meant to be that way though, it's open for viewer interpretation.
The essence of manliness =DTheMatt said:
All he needs to do now is be riding/fighting a bear at the same time
The part in Under the Dome where Julia Shumway touches the alien box at the end. It made no goddamn sense.
The rest of the book was great though.
The rest of the book was great though.
