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
Planescape Hijack
harma, you still haven't seen Dr Horrible yet, have you?
Productivity is for people without internet connections. -Count DorkuNo, I haven't.
And, utterly unrelated: Why is this piece of art so inexplicably disturbing?
◊ I don't like looking at it. I guess that means it's effective.
That Soliloquy on B is hilarious to me for several reasons. The obvious are amoung them, but the usage of "Zounds!" especially tickles me because of the semantic shift involved—once a fierce curse, it's now tame enough for 5-year-old's entertainment.
Although I still think it sounds better pronounced as "Zowwnds" instead of "Zoonds."
"Proto-Indo-European makes the damnedest words related. It's great. It's the Kevin Bacon of etymology." ~Madrugadaharma: Huh. You and I must have very different standards for unsettlingness. That wasn't bad.
edited 15th May '10 11:47:29 PM by Ponicalica
the future we had hoped forOr, maybe it's just because spaghetti is my least favorite food thanks to the appearance and texture. It's set off my gag reflex since I was a little kid, and it's worse with sauce.
Random thought: I want to finish my sentence. No, I didn't finish it. It only looks finished, but it, in fact, is not. Every time, not finished.
Ce ne pas un post.Harmattane's picture with the spaghetti looks like a big fat Take That! to the modern world. The car represents consumerism, the emphasis on the nose probably represents the rotten smell of the world or corruption, the spaghetti... How cheap it has become?
Sorry, I'm dumb at analyzing art.
edited 16th May '10 7:43:09 AM by jseblan
I HAVE BIG TEETH FOR CHEWINGI guess "zoonds" is a more 'correct' pronunciation, since it's a contraction of "God's wounds."
Fresh-eyed movie blog

He sure can sing, though.
Ce ne pas un post.