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Which dream vacation would you choose? |
Bahamas |
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Tokyo, Japan |
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Hawaii, USA |
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London, England |
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Posted: Wed Nov 26, 2008 4:54 pm
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Posted: Wed Nov 26, 2008 5:44 pm
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Posted: Sat Nov 29, 2008 11:16 am
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Posted: Sat Nov 29, 2008 4:51 pm
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Posted: Sun Nov 30, 2008 6:29 pm
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Posted: Sun Nov 30, 2008 6:30 pm
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Posted: Sun Nov 30, 2008 6:52 pm
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... Oh yeah, while looking through the random .txt files I have scattered around my computer, I found one of... a few randomly generated superhero... plot things... or something.
I guess you have to read it to understand. I LOLed. Here are two of the good ones it generated.
Hit Refresh to Generate a new story.
All his life, Steve the Muscular had been known as master of Korean Halberds, but now as Milhous Cheeseman bolted into the door of his beach resort, Steve could see something was wrong. 'Steve,' Milhous shouted. 'Clarissa Crimsonhair has been detained in Dimension X!' Milhous had been Steve's golden retriever for as long as he could remember. Steve knew that he was telling the truth. 'Who's responsible for this heinous act?' But Steve already knew. The sinister Vincent Killfisk had to be behind it. By the time Steve reached Vincent Killfisk's crazy tower it was already swarming with scientologists. He blew a hole in the wall and climbed in. 'Don't move,' exclaimed Vincent Killfisk, who awaited him with the Crowbar of Destiny, the most lethal weapon in the universe. 'Now you will die for your interference.' 'Steve,' Clarissa shouted. 'They're going to replace the pope with a clone!' Steve disarmed him with a new kind of karate and then stabbed Vincent Killfisk in the butthole with a fist-sized shard of glass and shouted 'Hot pizza!' to everyone's chagrin. Steve and Clarissa watched from the distance as Killfisk's crazy tower spontaneously got erased from time. Steve the Muscular said a cool action line. He and Clarissa Crimsonhair had sex eight times in one night and then dropped dead.
The End.
Hit Refresh to Generate a new story.
All his life, Chunk McLargeHuge had been known as a clean-cut general, but now as Dilbert Guyerson strutted into the door of his gigantic igloo, Chunk could see something was up. 'Mr. McLargeHuge,' Dilbert said, waving his arms wildly. 'Lucy Legsnstuff has been kidnapped!' Dilbert had been Chunk's masseuse for as long as he could remember. Chunk knew that he was telling the truth. 'Who would do such a thing?' But Chunk already knew. The diabolical Emperor Scarmere had his fingerprints all over it. By the time Chunk reached Emperor Scarmere's spire of evil it was already well past midnight. He blew a hole in the wall and climbed in. Without warning, Emperor Scarmere grabbed Lucy and held a knife to her kidney. 'Don't Move,' he shouted. 'I know Karate.' Chunk distracted his foe with a nude photograph of Adolf Hitler and then stabbed Emperor Scarmere in the throat with the business end of a ripe pineapple and used the distraction to full potential, in order to cleave Emperor Scarmere's head entirely off. Chunk and Lucy watched from the distance as Scarmere's spire of evil spontaneously crumbled into dust. Chunk McLargeHuge said, 'Hey, I wonder if Mexicans have their own Santa Claus.' No one was too impressed. He and Lucy Legsnstuff had an eventful couple of weeks before she was kidnapped again and Chunk didn't even bother this time.
The End.
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Posted: Sun Nov 30, 2008 7:35 pm
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Posted: Sun Nov 30, 2008 7:37 pm
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Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2008 2:49 am
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The inactivity of the "Videos from the Internet" sub-forum saddens me. And here I thought it was a good idea and would get a lot of hits. Who here doesn't like to see interesting videos. Not only that, but who here doesn't like to see interesting videos when they don't have to spend time looking for said videos, and merely have them handed to them pre-wrapped and ready to go? Seriously... come on now.
... Maybe it's because I flooded it with videos... but... that's what I wanted everyone else to do. Flood the damn thing. I want to see topics, people, TOPICS. LOTS AND LOTS OF TOPICS. I want every video to be it's own thread, it's easier to post ongoing series that way, and eventually I'm going to finish linking some of the series I posted earlier.
... Perhaps I should put series in parenthesis after ones that are a series... and just leave stand-alone videos be a title... thing. Yeah... I'll do that.
Seriously, though, guys. Post more videos. I don't care what the content is about, really. Anything that comes to mind. Serious, funny, enlightening, patriotic, educational, even just plain bat-s**t crazy, I DON'T CARE! Just... post... something.
That being said... try to give us a warning if it contains content that might be disagreeable to some. For me, you'd be hard pressed to offend/disgust/scare/whatever me with a video. If I see something I don't like... well... I just close it or ignore it... skim through it... don't think about it afterward.
... I'd like to clarify that that sentence only really pertains to stuff on the internet that I have no direct participation with. Videos or writing or pictures or stories, these slide right by me. Anything happening in real time that I can actually see as it happens that I think is wrong (ethical or morally in some way, for the most part) it bugs the living hell outta me... as you can see from that rant above and some other examples.
Anyway... I probably won't have any problem with anything posted... at all. Seriously. Freaking... anything I can think of. Yeah... yeah, nope, I got nothing. Anyway, my point that I've been trying to made for three paragraphs is that everyone has a different level of tolerance for everything, so a good idea is just to put a warning on stuff. You know... in the actual post, not the post title. Something like, "contains vulgarity", or "highly religious", or "supports a certain political affiliation", or "excessive violence"... stuff like that. Use jugement. Hehehehe.... I just got an image of someone saying "Warning, this video contains excessive amounts of stupidity."
So anyway, for you people who might like to just skim through large chunks of text because you're lazy (for shame), let me say it nice and concisely:
Post more videos. NOW. Of anything. Use content warnings when applicable. See full post for more details.
On a side note, because of the large lack of comments, I feel like most of them haven't even been watched... maybe I should just change all of them to polls and make the questions "Views" and the only answer "+1." ... yeah... that'll work.
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Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2008 10:57 am
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Posted: Tue Dec 02, 2008 9:05 pm
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Posted: Wed Dec 03, 2008 1:12 am
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Posted: Wed Dec 03, 2008 1:16 am
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Posted: Wed Dec 03, 2008 12:54 pm
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Thats a good idea; sounds interesting & fun. I'll have to put my mind to it.
Ya know, stress doesn't always affect my eating habits the same way. Like, if it's something emotional, my tummy might not feel very settled enough to want to eat much. BUT, if it's a heavy work load... I could eat non-stop, craving mostly junk foods. I guess that's my body's way of providing the energy to keep going, and going.
Anyone saw the movie Fred Clause? I just re-watched it this weekend. There's something about fighting off the "bah hum bug" feelings and that crazy way things like Christmas music in October are like nails across a chalkboard. I can relate. So, what are you feeling this year, like we need a little Christmas, or oh no, here we go again?
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