What are you thinking? (Part 2)
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A-f*cking-men! I could go on for days about how how much of an insult they are to both filmed media and human intelligence and wouldn't even be scratching the surface. I loathe platitudes in a way that is probably unhealthy, and those movies are pretty much 100% that. F*cking useless drivel.
Yesterday I watched Prometheus (Or some **** like that). Why in every single movie that has aliens and women do the females get pregnant with Alien babies?
Like UGH originality people.
Also I now know where Rasklapanje death from Re6 came from. It isn't brutal just nasty and a movie and video game are very different what's in a game shouldn't be in a movie and vice-versa. I think the movie was like a prequel to Alien Vs Predator or something. Eh. didn't like the movie to much major cliffhanger
Like UGH originality people.
Also I now know where Rasklapanje death from Re6 came from. It isn't brutal just nasty and a movie and video game are very different what's in a game shouldn't be in a movie and vice-versa. I think the movie was like a prequel to Alien Vs Predator or something. Eh. didn't like the movie to much major cliffhanger
Aww thank you.Aww Romero.I'd cuddle you but I'm all the way up here in the great white north.
Tomorrow Sep. 9th is election day in Norway. If you wanna be prime minister I'm your inside man!
On a serious note, I have no better answer to your question than Jenevieva, but I do hope you get the job you want.
My mom loves them so I end up watching a ****load. *rolls eyes* And heaven forbid they be Christmas Hallmark movies! I mean, to be honest, some of them aren't terrible, there are a couple of cute ones in there but most of them are just riddled with bad acting and impossible situations. Like musicals...but without music.
On the other hand, just saw Riddick today and I appreciate it. Of course I like Vin Diesel so I could be biased. Didn't see the other two movies before watching this one, didn't even plan on watching this one at all - went with a friend who had seen the others. It was alright, though slow moving; I don't consider it a waste of my time. One part really ticked me off, though and whoever guesses what it was gets a cyber cookie.
CT: Being ignored is probably the ****tiest feeling ever. Like ever.
I don't know...Depends on who's ignoring you...I mean, if a giant, flesh eating monster is looking you dead in the eye, but walks right by you, I'd say being ignored would be pretty damned GOOD feeling...
CT: This morning, I gave my four-year-old nephew my TV after his abruptly stopped working and he looked me dead in the eyes and said thank you. Certainly not usually a feat for a four-year-old, but this particular child is Autistic. On top of that, he is almost completely non-verbal, so for him to both look me in the eye and say thanks is a huge deal to me!
Alas! That is often true! But many times, the reason for that is that the kind ones are dealing with it the wrong way.
Everybody can do something about a problem, but complaining about it to a co-worker, a neighbor or a friend is not resolving any issue if only the management/government can resolve it. Still I see people do this all the time (I'm not talking about the Internet now). People do this because they are lazy and/or cowards.Other times, the kind ones takes the law into their own hands and without realizing it they cross over to the dark side. Then they get in trouble - surprise!
I see some of this on Internet forums also. The kind ones must learn to play by the rules.
I didn't mention anything or anyone in particular, but if the shoe seems fitting, then maybe it is.
And the judges must learn to take everything into account before deciding the verdict. If I sent the good guys to Naströnd after coincidentally walking in on them peeing on a tree while ignoring the bad guys burning a forest behind my back, I would be a very unpopular goddess of the dead.
Well, seeing as moderators aren't just judges, limiting themselves to reports is kind of... I'm not even gonna say it. If the problem is known, how about some investigating on the issue. Unless we're just liars and there is no problem at all.
It's all very convenient no one has mentioned that you all were given ample warning to tone down the behaviour before any disciplinary action was even taken in the first place. You gentlemen were not asked once to tone it down. You were not asked twice. You were asked three.bloody.times to cut it out. I apologize if I didn't lay it out in bright red, ALL-CAPPED 48-pt-font for you. I'll do it next time if it'll inspire someone to listen.
I have always made myself available to people who have concerns. I work full-time and I go to school full-time so as much as I'd like to, I simply cannot be here 24/7 to babysit. When I'm alerted to an issue, I do what I can to address and resolve it as soon as I am able and I want you guys to enjoy yourselves here and to not feel attacked or threatened to voice your opinion. But to my knowledge, not one of you - at any point - came to any of the staff members with a problem. Instead you chose to sit there and fuel the flames yourselves. And if you look at that thread with an unbiased, objective eye, you'll note the most egregious comments were not made by the individual whom everyone seemingly has an issue with. What exactly would you have us think?
As I said, the 'ignore' function is there for a reason. The person you ignore will not see your posts and you will not see theirs. It's a pretty easy solution if you ask me.
I have always made myself available to people who have concerns. I work full-time and I go to school full-time so as much as I'd like to, I simply cannot be here 24/7 to babysit. When I'm alerted to an issue, I do what I can to address and resolve it as soon as I am able and I want you guys to enjoy yourselves here and to not feel attacked or threatened to voice your opinion. But to my knowledge, not one of you - at any point - came to any of the staff members with a problem. Instead you chose to sit there and fuel the flames yourselves. And if you look at that thread with an unbiased, objective eye, you'll note the most egregious comments were not made by the individual whom everyone seemingly has an issue with. What exactly would you have us think?
As I said, the 'ignore' function is there for a reason. The person you ignore will not see your posts and you will not see theirs. It's a pretty easy solution if you ask me.