Just post whatever comes to mind.
Please refrain from excess venting in this thread. Talking about negative emotions is fine but it's best not to dwell on them for too long. TV Tropes is not suited to deal with mental health situations.
If Oscar Wilde had lived in our time, he would be a /b/tard.
Actually, scratch that. He does, and goes by Jethro Q Walrustitty.
Edited by GastonRabbit on Nov 11th 2022 at 8:59:26 AM
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Hehe, or perhaps John Jay set the curse. Angered that everyone paid attention to Madison and Hamilton's contributions instead, he set out to ensure that anyone who dared focus on the other two authors would be doomed to boredom. 
Ah well, just a few more days until I can go home for Thanksgiving... x3
A wandering user
I just wish some tropers would know that I don't mean any harm or malice...let them know that they're not right that they know I'm a scumbag in real life when I'm not...
The only good fanboy, is a redeemed fanboy.
The Hope, The Hero
A wandering user
Yeah...it came from the grounds on the current debacle involving Kevin Spacey that I won't talk about...the thing is that I never wanted to involve malice in it, just simply talking...but others from the OTC thread grew so tired of me that they take every word of me as me being just an arrogant naive idiot when that's not even what I'm trying to give at all...
So I was just on a topic on another forum that basically asked you to think of an anime villain and make a Pokemon team they'd use.
OK, so my brain went to thinking of Ren Suzugamori from Season 1 of Cardfight!! Vanguard. I don't know if I'd really classify him as a villain villain, but he was the one I thought of. This is rather funny to me because I had actually tried to think up an Aichi themed Pokemon team before for a potential Pokemon playthrough (I enjoy themed playthroughs of games).
What's really sad is that it was so much easier to think up a team for Ren than it was for Aichi (I just cannot seem to think of a good one for him). It's just kind of dumbfounding for me that I can make a Ren team with hardly any effort while I cannot seem to make an Aichi team for the life of me.
This is just buzzing around in my mind making me wonder "What the heck".
edited 15th Nov '17 9:27:24 AM by CrystalMemoria
The Hope, The Hero
My friend recently asked me what Celestial Being would look like and it's function would be in the Iron-Blooded Orphans universe.
Discussing it was a cool thought exercise.
Spelunking through a Halo Ring is something else...
Causing freakouts over sourcing since 2018
Does anyone think there's enough examples to try to launch a "Prequelitis" trope, as defined as the tendency for an established franchise to stop advancing and start doing prequel after prequel? Star Trek has it, Star Wars went through it, and Stargate just got it. I think I had some examples in mind that didn't have "Star" in the title. Hasn't Metal Gear had more than one prequel?
Fresh-eyed movie blog
The Hope, The Hero
Metal Gear has a very convoluted timeline. I wouldn't regard the chronologically earlier ones as "prequels" because they still have a set number order.
Spelunking through a Halo Ring is something else...
Oh, half the Legend of Zelda games are prequels, aren't they? I know there's like, at least two divergent timelines.
Fresh-eyed movie blog
Herald of Lunar Tierce
So if we got a Sonic game that played like Sonic Unleashed with a plot like Metal Gear Solid 2, how would that work out?
"Punishment is not the answer. Punishment is easy. It's lazy. Redemption is hard. Redemption makes you work."-Skulduggery Pleasant
Zelda games can't really be called prequels exactly, because the series never focuses on one era long enough to establish it as the one before which any games would be called prequels.
Every so often I remember that an official Dr. McNinja/Ghost Trick crossover
exists and my day brightens just slightly.
Herald of Lunar Tierce
There's a Batman/Elmer Fudd comic out there and it's much better than it has any right to be. Also, if you're interesting in Batman, try giving Batman: White Knight a whirl!
Also, Dark Nights Metal. It's actually where my avatar is from.
When I see people doing what we today as young adults would consider “having fun”, with drinking and partying and so on, I tend to find myself wondering whether they’re genuinely enjoying themselves, or just looking for an escape from something. I’m still quite young myself (age 20) and I don’t wanna be a stick in the mud, but this seems to be pretty much all that a lot of people live for, and surely there must be more to life than that, in my opinion, so I wouldn’t think they’re being honest with themselves about what they really want. But I’ll confess this is coming from someone who’s introverted for the most part, so it might just be the bias of my personality.
Do a barrel roll!
There was a giant garden gnome on Once Upon a Time. XD
Flora is the most beautiful member of the Winx Club. :)
Ahr river
Dr Khan: It's something people legitimately do for fun. some are looking for an escape, but others like aspects of it.
Read my stories!
Studious Girl
That's what I do for fun. It's not the only thing I do for fun, I mean I also like to read and draw, and play music and countless other things, but it's fun to go out on a Friday night and see your friends and enjoy the nightlife. It's equal parts relaxing and exciting. Relaxing since I don't have to worry about my busy schedule for once, and exciting because being part of the nightlife, especially in my city, is exhilarating. All the neon lights and music and trendy people laughing and having fun around you is an awesome feeling.
People have different ideas of what constitutes fun and just because something isn't fun for you doesn't mean the people who do it for fun are faking
The Hope, The Hero
Eh, I'd rather just play video games and/or watch anime.
Just shows how much of a weeaboo gamer I am.
Spelunking through a Halo Ring is something else...
so i made a new avatar
I'm pretty sure Cardi B is the closest American equivalent to a Gyaru Girl.
edited 18th Nov '17 9:00:34 AM by PhysicalStamina
To pity someone is to tell them "I feel bad about being better than you."
Zero Escape is an enjoyable horror game series - to follow on Youtube.
Personally, it depends on my mood for me, if it's fun.
If I've been working for long enough, I'm more likely to stay indoors for weeks the evening.
Though the occasional night out with friends can be great, though I doubt Paducah's nightlife compares with that of NYC's.
The Hope, The Hero
Okay, I'm generally enjoying Battlefront II's campaign.
Even if I suck at piloting spacecraft.
Spelunking through a Halo Ring is something else...
And I've made that no more procrastinating promise too. I'll get around to fulfilling it any day now...