What stuff in your room is EPIC? Tell me/us why its awesome/ post pictures!

[Veilside]

OP is now casing all your houses at this very moment.

OT: My Death Note movie poster and my ceiling fan right above my bed. It's epic for in the summer and no AC.

 

[Tom the Feeble]

i dont have anything epic in my room

the most epic thing i have is my bass guitar. Blue metallic paint, LEDs and a UV reactive stratch plate.

 

[Nazz3]

A smiley lamp, like this:

 

[Sakurazaki1023]

The 26" HD LCD TV that my roommate and I have hooked up to act as an additional computer monitor for one of our 14.5" laptops. It essentially allows us to connect to the TV and use it as a workspace along with the laptop screen (plus it's great for watching anime and movies from an online source without having to sit at you computer and use the smaller screen).

 

[Koganesaga]

It's amazing how many people here have confused the word 'epic' with either 'pathetic' or 'sad'.

Epic... I have The Iliad, The Odyssey, Paradise Lost, and The Godfather Trilogy all on one of my shelves. I can't go into what I have on my computer because the list is too epic...

You're a mean person, and only the first godfather was good. Also don't count "epics" as epic.

 

[meatloaf231]

During my ceramics class we had a short sculpture section, and we had to make at least one object of acceptable size and detail.

I made the Dagger of Time. It's not (that) sharp, unfortunately, but it's there.

 

[Xerosch]

My role playing book collection. It's fairly small and doesn't contain many unusual titles, but I've sought out many of the titles years after they were out of print.

Also I live in a non english speaking country in Europe, so it was extremely complicated and expensive to get some of the titles ('Wraith - The Oblivion: Ends of Empire' and 'Planescape - Dead Gods' anyone?)

 

[Legion]

It's amazing how many people here have confused the word 'epic' with either 'pathetic' or 'sad'.

Isn't that like saying:

Person 1: "What's the best game ever?"
Person 2: "Pokemon."
Person 1: "I said best, not worst."

It's a pretty subjective thing.

 

[Lono Shrugged]

Ok just doing a little research here into Facebook accounts and Ips........

Yep I have a pretty sweet robbery list, thanks guys.

As for me it's prob my edit suite in the corner and the various parts that make it up. I also have a sweet Timothy Bradstreet art book called Archetype that I spend hours looking at.

 

[ConstantJoe]

My Google notebook...


...or my Munster clock...


...or the table I made myself. Actually no, that's not epic, it's pretty rubbish.

 

[Robert632]

My thinking giraffe sculpture.

I made it myself in an art class, and I never meant it to, but it ended up being a thinking giraffe by the end. And just to make sure everyone knows how weird it is, it started out as a guy sitting in a chair.

 

[w-Jinksy]

i currently have a diorama setup using my space marine army in which they are defending a certain cuboid container with heart shaped decals on each side against a horde of orks.

 

[Neurowaste]

My 1984 Original Dragunov SVD, and, well, um... cause it goes boom. No, seriously, this thing is awesome, and it has my birthday and a wolf engraved on the stock.

 

[Lord Beautiful]

Edit: I withdraw that remark, generally they both refer to a training weapon, however your right, as bokken is more used from combat/martial art practice, while a shinai is used for kendo. Also a bokken is made of solid wood and shaped like the weapons they imitated, while a shinai is a straight bamboo sword, bound together by cloths (long explanation is for my benefit and all those who are curious.)

Yup, though both are mainly used for practice. It's just wiser for beginners to use shinai considering that it'd pretty much take a deliberate effort to break them. Bokken are stronger as weapons, but far more prone to breaking. Far more prone. I still feel bad for breaking my brother's bokken all those years ago.

In any case, either is good to have. I'm assuming you put it to good use?

 

[blindthrall]

My goat skull. Hear me out. I was vacationing in a tiny island in the Caribbean called St. Eustatius. I was walking along the beach because there were the ruins of an old Spanish fort there. No tour or park mind you, these were just 300-year old ruins sitting there. While poking around in the ruins, I decided to scale a cliff behind them. It wasn't that steep, but it was mostly sand, which made getting up it a *****. When I finally got to the top, I was on a plateau with nothing else on it except a couple of bushes. I walked around a bit, and I found a cave. It wasn't that big, maybe only 30 feet back, but the floor of the cave was covered in goat skeletons. I looked around, but there was only one skull in the entire cave. So of course I ganked(def. grabbed and stole. when you're more worried about speed than subtlety) that thing. Customs had lots of questions on the way back. It now sits on my dresser.

The epicness comes from the mystery of its origin. I first thought it was some kind of goat graveyard, where they all went to die. That's cool enough on its own, but why was there only one skull? Voodoo? Cupacabras?

EDIT: I am jealous of that guy with the Dragunov.

 

[Legion]

It's amazing how many people here have confused the word 'epic' with either 'pathetic' or 'sad'.

Isn't that like saying:

Person 1: "What's the best game ever?"
Person 2: "Pokemon."
Person 1: "I said best, not worst."

It's a pretty subjective thing.

No it isn't. I'm not saying XYZ things above aren't good, I am saying they're not good, but that's an aside to my main point which is just that they don't fit into the meaning of the word epic. I didn't enjoy LOTR, but I would never deny that it is epic.

True, but the word Epic is never used correctly anyway; 'Epic fail' for example is a phrase used all the time but 9/10 of the time it makes no sense.