Tyler is the whitest here.

I'd say he's a close third, with Cynic being 2nd and you in 1st.

Yeah yeah [bleep] you Halo.

Atleast I don't quote the wrong post.

Don't be jealous that I'm more black than you, [racist term]

I'm pretty white.

i'm pretty sure that I'm the whitest here...

Goodnight fellas.

In other news, this is really awesome. Sure it's 10 minutes, but it's just amazing.

Oh my god...that was beautiful.

Good night.

In other news, this is really awesome. Sure it's 10 minutes, but it's just amazing.

Oh my god...that was beautiful.

 

^

That feeling you want to naturally laugh during a controversial scene in a movie that usually terrifies or angers people.

 

Does anyone else get this feeling during certain Stephen King movies?

I can't stand most Stephen King movies tbh. Probably because I'm a huge fan of his novels that they just ruin the movies for me.

 

Also, page get.

I never really tried his novels. To be honest, I don't get how people freak out or react to the movies because they lack something to them. While on the topic of "horror movies", does anyone think they're getting too graphically reliant on trying to scare people? It might be because there isn't much symbolism or metaphor to it, but I think older horror movies are scarier most of the time.

I'd have to agree. It's all about the "cheap scare" now. One of the few movies currently that gets it right is Paranormal Activity. You don't see ANYTHING. Although, some parts are sort of predictable. Other than that, I found myself on the edge of my seat and not being able to sleep for the night. And I don't scare easy. (I'm the type to get scared by the "the less you see of it, the scarier it is")

I am in the same type, adding the extra that I am essentially the same with the news (any controversial case doesn't move me). Oddly, the only way I can be scared is if 1) It's something I really didn't expect or 2) has some meaning to me like playing on a fear I have. Add in how media has played on the zombies and vampires so much that they aren't worth being horror now and fall into action (and romantic for the blood suckers) instead. I honestly want to punch some people for saying today's zombies are awesome without acknowledging the original predecessors. <_<

I think the problem is that it "isn't new". For example, back when the whole zombie genre started. It was usually an unarmed person or something like that coming across some unknown "zombie" who looked almost identical to a human.

 

Today, their faces are usually mutilated and grotesque. The slow limbering walk has also lost it's effect when the victim in the film isn't cornered. Then you have things like the new Dawn of the Dead, where they run at a normal pace. I personally think that kills the whole "zombie" feel. Although, in a game like Left 4 Dead, I actually like the speedy zombies and such. It's a mixed bag imo.

Thinking of going back to using a kyubey signature again plus avatar.

 

 

I don't know why I like him so much considering what he does.

Is it bad that I don't know who he is, or what he does?

He's from Madoka Magica. Odd I find the manga ten times creepier compared to the anime.

 

You should try it out. First three episodes at least.

hmm. Maybe. I have a couple series I'm supposed to check out that I still haven't yet. So that's another to tack onto the list. lol

It's a bunch of Faust and other Pagan German references for a Magical Girl anime.

 

Figured you might like it for that reason alone.

hmm. If it has story, depth and well written characters, I'll give it a shot. :)

Starting skyrim adventure tomorrow.

WHAT DO

 

Install mods to fix all the bad shit. Disregard the main quest, have fun.

 

Protip: Real men train 1 handed, light armour, sneak and archery.

This is precisely what I did

[harpie]it Psycho. You broke the chain of people with a green box under their name.

Getting off soon. Need to sleep and I don't really wanna put up with my brother's slob-like behavior with leaving things on because he assumes I will take care of it.