Dystopias seem more speculative, methinks.
Also I feel guilty for about to making half my avatars from "I Got Yer Can" funny/distorted faces. (That, or Slappy with Cool Shades)
edited 9th Feb '11 10:03:51 PM by AnonymousUser
Wakko and Slappy are the only characters from the show I have more than one avatar depicting.
Skippy's adorable, but "spew" grates on me.
I remember one time I went through the Wikimedia Commons and saved a bunch of avatar-sized copies of road signs, then uploaded them here.
Then like, the next day, I realized I was never gonna used them and I stuffed them away in East Central Avenue's gallery.
Heapers’ HangoutWhat are those supposed to be?
Also you people are no longer in my stomach. A Wizard Did It, good day.
Of course not, you just self-identify as an anorak.
Seriously, though, I'm not quite sure what it is that makes one a "nerd". You and I, for example, don't fit any of the common "nerd" stereotypes (anime-obsessed, sci-fi/fantasy obsessed, tabletop gaming, etc.), yet somehow I'm almost certain that most people would call us "nerds".
Heapers’ Hangout@Microsoft: Remind me again why we need like FIVE different ways to open the Device Manager?
Heapers’ HangoutHuh, I went looking for that and ended up here.
(I used to think AU x CA was icky, but I'm slowly becoming desensitized to it.)
Edit: Here's
where it starts, if anyone else cares.
edited 9th Feb '11 10:59:02 PM by CentralAvenue
Heapers’ Hangout

For a while, all I wanted to read/watch was post-apocalyptic or dystopian fiction. Stuff like Blade Runner, Mad Max, Fallout, etc. This ended when the grim 'n gritty-ness of it all started to get to me. Nowadays I prefer slightly more idealistic stuff.
I've got two guns pointed west and a broken compass.