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
I'm just saying, 'cos, seriously every (authoritative) book or long paper about programming I've read starts its sections with quotes by anybody from Locke to Milton, or else snark by some programmer slightly older than the writer.
[1] This facsimile operated in part by synAC.I know we have a trope on that, but I can't recall what...
What's the frequency Kenneth?|In case of war.@mellon: That made me think of the box art for the first Half Life game.
Now I'm imagining Gordon Freeman as a wizard.
edited 26th Mar '11 9:11:42 PM by RocketDude
Team Fortress 2, after nine years in development, hopefully worth the wait. /GabeN voice
edited 26th Mar '11 9:19:50 PM by RocketDude
That's one benefit to swearing off TV. Still have to deal with the theater though...
What's the frequency Kenneth?|In case of war.Trouble occurred, however, when a sauced-up Kyon tried to strangle an escort when she wouldn't 'go all the way'. He destroyed lots of property in the ensuing fight with her pimp, and as a result, the gang was forced to work as strippers.
Kyon and Itsuki's stage names were "The Charming, General Person" and "The Crimson Super Ball". Yuki and Haruhi on the other hand, moonlighted as the sexy tag-team of "Vanilla Lightning and Chocolate Thundah".
Mikuru just discovered her hidden talent for mixing drinks.
*speechless*
I spread my wings and I learn how to fly....Ah, now there's a nicely off-kilter fanfic.
Kurogane, that was it.
What's the frequency Kenneth?|In case of war.There is only a glorious disregard for all that is good and decent in the world.
edited 26th Mar '11 10:24:46 PM by Taelor
The Philosopher-King Paradox


Related: Is it normal for physics papers to start with blockquotes from some 18th-century dude?
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