chat, feelings, and random discussion thread
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RampageSword
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Kovenant84
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Plintus, you seem to be attempting to get me fired. This is about the third time you've made me break down laughing at my desk. I wanted to formulate a response like 'you would', but couldn't because I was trying so hard not to laugh that the tears blocked my sight.
~kov.
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Siren said:I'm back. And i have dsl.
welcome back. i currently have fibre-optic. i also currently have salmonellosis, and plumbers who are going to be working on my bathroom until friday. this means that i'm sick all the time but if i want to have a toilet handy i have to drive to the new flat and then sleep on the floor between bouts of sickness.
ukeliterally).edit: this has nothing to do with my health, but i didn't want to double-post. scientology is apparently putting big money in google ads in order to have pages (even loosely) related to drugs and alcohol link to their "narconon" rehab program. i checked the narconon websites, in several languages, and not one of them mentions scientology directly - fair enough, they say that their method is based on the works of ron hubbard etc, but they tend not to say that once you're clean you'll probably be pressured into spending money in something that is possibly slightly more stupid than heroin, ie scientology itself.
@Kov:
@ahgdjhgd (formerly known as Rampy): yeah it's been a long time, good to see you again! but why, oh why did you change your name?!? i guess i'll have to get used to this one. my exams didn't go as well as i wanted them to, but they weren't a disaster either. that said, i still have to get back a couple of results. but i'm glad that i at least achieved my most urgent goal and that this torture is finally over.
@hyena: owww, i'm so sorry you're sick. i really hope you get well soon! *brings you a clean bucket*
@plinty: some things never change..
Well, i haven't read the forum since i left, and it's been quite a while.. I don't know if i'll get to read what i lost or not, i'm tending towards no since it's quite a lot and i enjoy the sense of freedom i got. So if there's anything i absolutely must know, feel free to fill me in.
I also see the rep thing is back... that's the most retarded thing in the world (of UM). Congrats to the brilliant minds who thought of bringing it back..
@ahgdjhgd (formerly known as Rampy): yeah it's been a long time, good to see you again! but why, oh why did you change your name?!? i guess i'll have to get used to this one.
my exams didn't go as well as i wanted them to, but they weren't a disaster either. that said, i still have to get back a couple of results. but i'm glad that i at least achieved my most urgent goal and that this torture is finally over.@hyena: owww, i'm so sorry you're sick. i really hope you get well soon! *brings you a clean bucket*
@plinty: some things never change..
Well, i haven't read the forum since i left, and it's been quite a while.. I don't know if i'll get to read what i lost or not, i'm tending towards no since it's quite a lot and i enjoy the sense of freedom i got.
So if there's anything i absolutely must know, feel free to fill me in.I also see the rep thing is back... that's the most retarded thing in the world (of UM). Congrats to the brilliant minds who thought of bringing it back..
You may be right, but frankly, I dont care whether it's greed, desire of calm/harmony, laziness, apathy or lack of integrity, the result is still the same. The more I think about it, the more it makes me sick and the more I think Im better off without themSalamurhaaja said:
/E: Welcome back Siren
At least someone gets to spend a few weeks off the UM drug. I hope it did some good 
Magrathean
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Dark_Silence
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it is 2:22 AM and i cant sleep. I absolutely have to wake up at 8:00 tomorrow for University... I hate being alone at home...
plintus said:
That would most likely be the only way to make the remakes scary.
Shame on you for even watching those, once was enough for me to scar
me for life and not in the good way.
marduk1507
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Salamurhaaja said:
Shit, now I have to completely agree with you, for a change.
I didnt even bother watching Grudge, The Ring was enough to make me feel really bad.marduk1507 said:Shit, now I have to completely agree with you, for a change.
*checks to see if Hell has frozen over*
Oh dear, bad news people, check the skies for flying cows and that stuff.
RampageSword
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I swear, Grudge and Ring remakes are teh funniest movies I ever saw. It's absolute bullshite. I watched those movies alone and all it did was make me laugh my ass off for a total 3 hours and lose some 20 IQ points for a week.
rahvin
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I have yet to find a Hollywood horror movie scary. The closest I can think of is The Shining (Kubrick's), and I'm not sure one should file that one in the "horror" category.
Horror movies from the far east don't do much for me either: while I guess I can see the point with them being just a little more insane and absurd to add to a feeling of disorientation in the viewers, the society they represent always fails to frighten me, for some reason.
Italian horror movies, on the other hand, are - in my opinion - often excellent. It's really one of the very few things I can say filmmakers from my country know how to do: they're usually gritty and rely more on twisted characters and eery atmosphere than the supernatural, for instance. Plus there's plenty of gore. You'd need to learn Italian to appreciate them at their fullest - or at least pay attention to the voices even as you're reading the subtitles - but it's worth it. The best ones are from the '70s and early '80s, because later there have been way too many attempts at recreating a more international style, with terrible results.
Horror movies from the far east don't do much for me either: while I guess I can see the point with them being just a little more insane and absurd to add to a feeling of disorientation in the viewers, the society they represent always fails to frighten me, for some reason.
Italian horror movies, on the other hand, are - in my opinion - often excellent. It's really one of the very few things I can say filmmakers from my country know how to do: they're usually gritty and rely more on twisted characters and eery atmosphere than the supernatural, for instance. Plus there's plenty of gore. You'd need to learn Italian to appreciate them at their fullest - or at least pay attention to the voices even as you're reading the subtitles - but it's worth it. The best ones are from the '70s and early '80s, because later there have been way too many attempts at recreating a more international style, with terrible results.
RampageSword
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Care to name a few titles or directors? The movie fan in me is dying to see some real horror. When it comes to Italian horror I have only one name, Dario Argento, and it's not enough for my neverending thirst.
fireangel
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Taliesin said:
Why don´t you tell the guy that you think he shouldn´t travel with you? You can train your backbone
On the other hand it´s very simple, if you don´t like this guy, and don´t like your other friends for that they group with him, then don´t do this trip with them; visit your friend in Poland at another weekend.
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