>>566
Owww...I feel like I just got smacked upside the head with a 20lb bag of nostalgia...

Have you ever colored or bleached your hair? What do you think of people who use very...*vibrant...colors on their hair?

*Nausea inducing

>>566
I believe hard(er) sci-fi mecha are called Real Robots, though I could be mistaken.

Anyway, my question: I'm assuming you made a wolf character for consistency with Sage. If you had gotten into furry without knowing he was your brother, what kind of character do you think you'd have gone with?

>>569
'Real' is a pretty wide range, but generally refers to gundams rather than the walking tanks.

Anyways, Sechs, not to sound self centered, but what's your opinion on me? You know, other than my political naivete.

>I WOULD HAVE THEM BOTH!
Good answer. :3

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I write like James Joyce

heh, it's a non sensical text extracted from Cicero, but whatever.

Vladimir Nabokov, Dan Brown, H.P. Lovecraft, and J.R.R. Tolkien.

>>Muriel seems to at times. His trope is part non-talking sapient animal, and part Tex Avery Speech Gag (he's the one that started this, right?), where he's too flustered by what's happening so he morphs into what he's trying to say. It's not 100% though, I think more because she's a kindly naive old scottish housewife than simply not understanding though.

This gives... *drumroll*

J.K.Rowling

I typed in a bunch of random crap.
I write like...

William Fucking Shakespeare

*insertadorableconsolingjpghere*

Why do they argue?

"Hello, may I speak to [name of my boss]?"
"What claim is it in regards to?"
"... What CLAIM?"
(Oh, this is a real bright one.) "Yes, what is your business with him?"
"... It's personal."
"Well, he can't accept personal calls on company time." (It's a liiiiie, he just doesn't take calls from you fucks.)
"Are you his MANAGER?!"
(Hahahawut, yeah sure let's go with that!) "Yes."
"Well he gave us this number to contact him, so I'm not sure why he'd do that if he couldn't accept personal calls."
(Oh gee, your logic is truly impeccable. Practically Vulcanoid. Let me just put you right through, with my apologies.) "Well, he can't."
"And he can't tell us this himself?"
(Yeah, get huffier with me and try to sound all long-suffering, that'll help your case.) "No. I'm not going to put you through and let you waste his time."
"Well then could you-"

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>>530
So mean..

>>509
I used to work for cold-calls for Wells Fargo's auto loans. Spent 2 weeks in training, spent 4 days on the floor doing calls, quit, went and worked 2 minimum wage jobs. You're dead on for that being a job for people at rock bottom or worthless scum.

God damn, why must I always be attacked by the stupidest motherfuckers who can still manage to install Flash...

C|M|X and doop are rather shitty leagues.

I have to figure out a way to shred Ghostrider into tiny little easily-devoured chunks, which considering that he's attacking my homeworld several times a day now is getting to be a bit hard.

(for the record I'm still based at 3,66. I changed the names of my planets though. Onett, Twoson, Threed, Winters, and Fourside. They're named in order of colonization corresponding to the order they're visited in-game.)

Honestly, I'm so tired of all the PVP crap that I'm considering using my most recent colonization to colonize a planet in one of the derpderp's systems, naming it something insulting, and then just dropping the game.

I'm just not sure I want to be -that- player.

The game would be fine if players were restricted so they could only attack a particular player once per day and that buildings couldn't be reduced past level 1 or something. And if a member of a league attacks someone nobody else in that league can do a follow-up attack.

That and make certain structures untargetable because getting bombed every hour makes the game not fun.

Which is why my account is on its way to deletion (fuck putting up with Ghostrider's shit).

>>499
Not sure I like the face. It's not cute.

>>500

Partly that, partly that the head's too small for the rest of the body, partly because there's some weird lump in the groin area.

>>501

The lump is where the banhammer-shaped strap-on rubs.

Booooooooooooooooooobbbbssss

Hey why is there an Girl attached ??

>>295

Damnit, Sechs. Now I'm reading KissXSis too. I'm too amused that the teacher has Sengoku Basara body pillows and alarm clocks. A Date Masamune alarm clock really shouldn't amuse me as much as it does.

Soul Eater. I needs more of it, my precious...

<3 Tsubaki so very much.

<3 Dark Sword mode Tsubaki even more.

Not a contribution thread.

I...I think I lost brain cells...

Can I get a refund for that?

Some of the Trek writers who took charge of things after Gene Roddenberry died--Ronald D. Moore in particular--took a kind of perverse pleasure in writing "anti-Star Trek" episodes; they went out of their way to say that the clean, principled, enlightened utopia that Gene had envisioned didn't really exist, and that everyone in the Federation was really a ruthless backstabber who was out to get his (or her) own rocks off at the expense of everyone else, because this was more "realistic".

Moore would later go on to helm the Battlestar Galactica remake, so.

>>451

The Baku problem should've been solved with a full spray of Quantum Torpedoes fired from high-orbit into their settlement.

>>507

You know, pretty much every post I've seen from you has involved you being a gigantic prick.

The two-week ban for calling my favorite video game "utter trash" just got extended indefinitely. Bye-bye.

>>392
>>393
Thanks a lot for reminding me of that... I can never watch it without remembering that.
Another thing that's more of a plothole than a thing you don't notice: in Flashforward, they see the future as it would be if it hadn't happened, so why was Mark researching it? Also, if they had seen it before, surely their future would just be them saying 'I've seen this before!'

in courage the cowardly dog i always forgot that eustice and muriel couldn't understad courage... or could they?

>>396
Muriel seems to at times. His trope is part non-talking sapient animal, and part Tex Avery Speech Gag (he's the one that started this, right?), where he's too flustered by what's happening so he morphs into what he's trying to say. It's not 100% though, I think more because she's a kindly naive old scottish housewife than simply not understanding though.

  Immersing yourself in the setting doesn't make you a mutant; it just means that you're not racist against aliens, or something.

In the embedded clip, Dave Chappelle discusses some of the things in cartoons that we don't notice when we're kids, but that we take note of when we're older...