EdgedThesis

Haha, and I've only seen a manipulation of the poem, in the Spidey comic 'Kraven's Last Hunt'. "Spyder, Spyder, Burning bright, In the forests of the Night, What immortal hand or eye, could frame thy fearful symmetry...?"

He's not an idiot. He's just insane. He wants to bring about the Judgment Day--and one of the prophecies state that during Judgment the whole of the world will be allied against the Islamic World. I'll try and find the article, to make sure this is true.

Sylar is a bad-[wagon]. He's just so damned slick. And now he can be anyone, go anywhere, and do anything.

She... She listens to Pantera.

He was an outlier. Not an ambassador for the entire species.

Does it build up with sleep-deprivation?

How are you sure of an animal's 'consent'? They'd be just as innocent and unknowing as children.

I read it as 'PETA Kills 95% of Adorable Pets in it's Care.' That wouldn't have been a bad rhetorical strategy, right there. And yes, PETA is freaking insane. Though I have to admit I laughed at that explicit commercial showing how vegetarians get more sex.

If they're rebelling against clothing. Fat girl. Game, Set, and Match.

Jupiter: "You know what I find most uncomfortable about you, Rid[bleep]? How comfortable you are. Here. In Butcher Bay, I mean. Caged inside this slam." Rid[bleep]: "I just play the hand that I was dealt. Then I cheat." Not really the 'best'... but the combination of all the quotes in that game make for one of the coolest scripts ever.

Control, control, control. We all have urges to do certain, sometimes inexplicable things. Some are drawn to violence--sufferers of illogical snaps that lead to murder. Others have uncontrollable hungers, either for actual food, or knowledge, or sex. But society is kept together with the mortar of human control. Your urges are of rare breed, but they are still just urges. We all have them. You are no monster, you are human. We are human. Don't fret--just keep a handle on what you deem irrational.

Oh god: Can't... stop.. laughing...

This would go well under the 'Epic Chemical Reactions' thread.

Really? I would've assumed that the smooth, blue cold of menthol sliding into your lungs would be preferable to harsh, gray tobacco smoke. But I haven't smoked so--

I don't smoke-- but I've heard of things called 'Menthol Kools' that don't sound bad. I've heard that they have weird side-effects though, you guys know anything about that? I heard about Kools from a Rid[bleep] movie : /

Like pain? Go get some bullet ants. Or, put salt on your skin, and put ice on top (your skin will scar if you do this). I don't like pain, but it's not a bad test of will. I haven't done the bullet-ant thing, don't think I have that kind of access to random exotic species.

I have no words. Seriously, you deserve some kind of award, or at least a T-Shirt that says 'I have balls of steel'. Worst pain I've had was when I broke my arm. Wasn't even too bad. But--imagine this: If you work out your bicep too much, it will detach from your forearm, and bundle up into a ball of muscle near the shoulder. Can you imagine the pain? Augh, thinking about it is ridiculous. Damned PE teachers and their advising, terrifying ways.

Second one looks like it's ready to kick some [wagon].

Your political compass Economic Left/Right: -4.75 Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -4.10 Too many damned Ghandi/Dalai Lamas on here. I mean, they're awesome, but only because they're so unique. Now there's suddenly a legion of them.

Hugh G. Wrection? No, but seriously, your name is Hiroki? That's awesome--just go by 'Hiro'. How much better can it get? If you must change it, make it actually just 'Hero'. Like that one inventor from Greece. That way, the name'd be awesome and you'd still have an attachment with your old, parent-given name.

I realize now that the joke would've been funnier if I had something like 'Watching You' or 'Solitary Confinement' as my location. More ominous. Limbo is frightening, from a weird existential point of view, but you probably imagine bending under a horizontal stick while repetitive music plays upon reading it.

Because variety and switching up scents is like punching your friends' noses in the face. And everybody's nose needs a good smack once in a while. A pleasant smack. Don't come in here with a fart joke. I know you're about to type one up, (wo)man. Hey! Get your fingers away from the keyboard.

Either funny, or very, very, serious.

I've heard people claim of being a "better driver while drunk," but this means nothing in the face of scientific research. It's the incredibly idiotic and willfully ingnorant pot-lovers like yourself that are counterproductive to the movement that the rest of us are lobbying for (law reform, social acceptance, etc). Haha, thanks for the laugh. You should do stand-up. Willfully ignorant and incredibly idiotic huh? Says the slave-to-the-system...Your internet articles are not sources, and far from factual. I'd never thought I'd meet a stoner I didn't care for, I commend you for being the first. By the way, good luck in your (pointless) quest to change Washington's opinion on marijuana. Laws and social acceptance is pure [cabbage], 99% of society are drones and born idiots. That's why they turn to their government and cry for help, but they've never done much good for the people. I'd actually prefer marijuana stay illegal. Cost is not an issue for me. Obtaining it is not an issue. I prefer the 'thrill', if you will, in the sense that I'm "not supposed to be doing it". Who knows what chemicals the govt will put in there. You damn well know the media will portray marijuana like it's the second coming of the devil. It will do more harm than good. Stop with your 'rise against the machine', 'friction to grind the governmental gears to a halt', misanthropic, narrow-minded, over-reactive, overly theatrical bull [cabbage]. Marijuana does have an effect upon the brain. It may lead to memory loss (though it does, paradoxically, seem to protect against plaque build-up and Alzheimer's. The two memory related effects most-likely have different mechanisms) and abnormality within the nerve tissue. Sure, recent research has shown that, contrary to popular belief, nerve cells and synapses can regenerate over time--but this doesn't detract from the fact that Marijuana can affect your brain. Regular, unceasing use of the drug might prevent the healing factor from kicking in, resulting in a perpetual state of nervous abnormality.

Jesus. Understood completely.