General Time Wasting Thread 22: Taint Edition

Wolf-Bone wrote:

KigRatel wrote:

XoPachi wrote:

Won't have to take shit anymore.

At the cost of not being able to do anything else. Ever.

Even if one does believe in reincarnation, like me, they'd still have to relive all the bad parts of childhood and (and teenagerhood, depending on the time of suicide) before they get back to where they were. Namely the constant frustration about the lack of power. And that's if they're lucky enough to become human.

Hate to break it to you, but no one gives a piss what you believe. Especially not if they're suicidal. You don't understand the mind of a suicidal person until you've either been there or knew one really, really well. And even then, it only partly makes much sense. Of course to you it seems pointless and irrational, because it is. But fuck your beliefs. They have nothing to do with it. Asshole.

Now that wasn't at all necessary and you bloody damn well know it. I've been hospitalized for two months attempting suicide after an immense depression and lost a talented friend/mentor to it in a rather gruesome method. I didn't even get as offended to Kig as you did just now.

Butterflygoddess wrote:

Vega wrote:

Yeah, I'm not going to vent my depression, I don't want to get banned. So what does everyone think of the Twilight Zone? Loved the episode with the Librarian and the one with the constant liar.

Holy fuckin' balls, don't get me started on the Twilight Zone!!

I fucking adore that show. 5 characters in search of an Exit ia my fav, but The Monsters are due on Maple Street is a blast as well.

You're thinking of "Time Enough at Last". A damn interesting example of the twist ending sterling was known for.
Wait. I read that wrong XP. Which one was the libarian?

I think it was "Time Enough To Last"... Damn it, my dad has the complete series on DVD in the next room, I should watch a few episodes again. Another one I liked was that "Death Bed" episode where the man's children have to wear masks if they're going to get anything from him when he dies.

To counter all the gloomy death talk, I present to you all

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/8966622/ <==This.

You could say it involves life...

@Vega: My mom told me about that one when I was 5yearsold!!! It's what inspired me to delve into the series!

I wish I could track down the whole series. *sigh* One day.

Butterflygoddess wrote:

To counter all the gloomy death talk, I present to you all

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/8966622/ <==This.

You could say it involves life...

@Vega: My mom told me about that one when I was 5yearsold!!! It's what inspired me to delve into the series!

I wish I could track down the whole series. *sigh* One day.

Done on graph paper...ALL MERIT LOST.

XoPachi wrote:

Butterflygoddess wrote:

To counter all the gloomy death talk, I present to you all

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/8966622/ <==This.

You could say it involves life...

@Vega: My mom told me about that one when I was 5yearsold!!! It's what inspired me to delve into the series!

I wish I could track down the whole series. *sigh* One day.

Done on graph paper...ALL MERIT LOST.

But graph paper is useful...





...for graphing.

XoPachi wrote:

Butterflygoddess wrote:

To counter all the gloomy death talk, I present to you all

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/8966622/ <==This.

You could say it involves life...

@Vega: My mom told me about that one when I was 5yearsold!!! It's what inspired me to delve into the series!

I wish I could track down the whole series. *sigh* One day.

Done on graph paper...ALL MERIT LOST.

What did say!?

Now I gotta defend his honor...http://www.furaffinity.net/view/8681894/
Look at it! So moving! I absolutely love the idea of capturing just a piece of a conversation. But I'm just a voyeur that way...and the graph paper is distracting...

That guy is on my Watch list now~

I feel like streaming something. I'm so bored. x.x

Percy wrote:

XoPachi wrote:

Butterflygoddess wrote:

To counter all the gloomy death talk, I present to you all

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/8966622/ <==This.

You could say it involves life...

@Vega: My mom told me about that one when I was 5yearsold!!! It's what inspired me to delve into the series!

I wish I could track down the whole series. *sigh* One day.

Done on graph paper...ALL MERIT LOST.

But graph paper is useful...





...for graphing.

I've done all my work on graph paper this semester, and I hate myself for never having done it before.

Guys? have your seen my "Riv slapping" gloves?

Riv wrote:

Percy wrote:

XoPachi wrote:

Butterflygoddess wrote:

To counter all the gloomy death talk, I present to you all

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/8966622/ <==This.

You could say it involves life...

@Vega: My mom told me about that one when I was 5yearsold!!! It's what inspired me to delve into the series!

I wish I could track down the whole series. *sigh* One day.

Done on graph paper...ALL MERIT LOST.

But graph paper is useful...





...for graphing.

I've done all my work on graph paper this semester, and I hate myself for never having done it before.

Artwork or just...school work?

My favorite Twilight Zone episode was "The Long Morrow". The ending was just, that was a goodsd one. Also The Outer Limits was pretty good.

blackfuredfox wrote:

My favorite Twilight Zone episode was "The Long Morrow". The ending was just, that was a goodsd one. Also The Outer Limits was pretty good.

The long morrow...I can't remember that one. :C

And outer limits was great, but I love the Zone more. Though I prefer the new Outer limits over the old. Wierd.

Wolf-Bone wrote:

KigRatel wrote:

XoPachi wrote:

Won't have to take shit anymore.

At the cost of not being able to do anything else. Ever.

Even if one does believe in reincarnation, like me, they'd still have to relive all the bad parts of childhood and (and teenagerhood, depending on the time of suicide) before they get back to where they were. Namely the constant frustration about the lack of power. And that's if they're lucky enough to become human.

Hate to break it to you, but no one gives a piss what you believe. Especially not if they're suicidal. You don't understand the mind of a suicidal person until you've either been there or knew one really, really well. And even then, it only partly makes much sense. Of course to you it seems pointless and irrational, because it is. But fuck your beliefs. They have nothing to do with it. Asshole.

You wanna act like an asshole for several pages? I'll treat you in kind. Doesn't have to be directed at me, either.

Butterflygoddess wrote:

Riv wrote:

Percy wrote:

XoPachi wrote:

Butterflygoddess wrote:

To counter all the gloomy death talk, I present to you all

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/8966622/ <==This.

You could say it involves life...

@Vega: My mom told me about that one when I was 5yearsold!!! It's what inspired me to delve into the series!

I wish I could track down the whole series. *sigh* One day.

Done on graph paper...ALL MERIT LOST.

But graph paper is useful...





...for graphing.

I've done all my work on graph paper this semester, and I hate myself for never having done it before.

Artwork or just...school work?

School work. I do all my art on the computer— can't have furries laying around for anyone to see. My computer is organized and secure... my room? Not so much.

Riv wrote:

I've done all my work on graph paper this semester, and I hate myself for never having done it before.

Artwork or just...school work?[/quote]

School work. I do all my art on the computer— can't have furries laying around for anyone to see. My computer is organized and secure... my room? Not so much.[/quote]

I see. Yes, probably better that way if there are prying eyes around.

You probably get some use of that kind with all your science classes.

I wish I could get into math and science myself, but they just aren't open for interpretation.

Riv wrote:

School work. I do all my art on the computer— can't have furries laying around for anyone to see. My computer is organized and secure... my room? Not so much.

Is it really that embarassing? I mean, are you in a situation where people just barge into your living space and rummage through your shit? That would drive me insane.

Riv wrote:

School work. I do all my art on the computer— can't have furries laying around for anyone to see. My computer is organized and secure... my room? Not so much.

You should show me your room, I bet you have all kinds of kinky stuff hidden in there~

Vega wrote:

Riv wrote:

School work. I do all my art on the computer— can't have furries laying around for anyone to see. My computer is organized and secure... my room? Not so much.

You should show me your room, I bet you have all kinds of kinky stuff hidden in there~

One day...I will track down a decent pic of Misty carrying away Brock by the ear...and we will be a glorious combination!!!

Zaraphayx wrote:

Riv wrote:

School work. I do all my art on the computer— can't have furries laying around for anyone to see. My computer is organized and secure... my room? Not so much.

Is it really that embarassing? I mean, are you in a situation where people just barge into your living space and rummage through your shit? That would drive me insane.

Living with my parents, heh. Cheaper and easier than living on my own during college, and quite frankly, my father is too incompetent to be left alone with my mother or sister for longer than 24 hours. He could burn a building down with nothing more than a wet paper bag.

Vega wrote:

You should show me your room, I bet you have all kinds of kinky stuff hidden in there~

Just my collection of forum-member sex-pillows.

If anyone's wondering where I am, I'm in Unova.

SirRob wrote:

If anyone's wondering where I am, I'm in Unova.

Ah, but it's not so much a question of where as it is when?

SirRob wrote:

If anyone's wondering where I am, I'm in Unova.

Bring me back a Sandile.

SirRob wrote:

If anyone's wondering where I am, I'm in Unova.

Where have you been, Rob?! Milo and I miss you so much!