Hey Cos. Whats up man. How's everything been? You are hilarious too! I just read your Noooooookay response. You are damn funny man!!! It's like congrats, but damn! Hate to see ya fine ass leave, right?
Man, you and Remy are gut-bustin'!!!
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Hey Cos. Whats up man. How's everything been? You are hilarious too! I just read your Noooooookay response. You are damn funny man!!! It's like congrats, but damn! Hate to see ya fine ass leave, right?
Man, you and Remy are gut-bustin'!!!
I was surprised that the guy who stood in front of the tank is actually still alive. Since I assumed he died like... right there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ms Remy M
Pretty much, but also at the same time I thought to myself " I wasn't gonna pay for it anyhow so... maybe not such a loss for me. " She still models anyhow so, I guess it's fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by vidman
True. I'm always glad to see people move on to better things.Quote:
Originally Posted by CosmicTraveler
Cos, do you watch "Curb Your Enthusiasm?"
Yeah I've seen plenty of episodes but not all. I watched one season on HBO on demand on year. But I haven't seen anything recent. One episode that always sticks out in my mind is the one where he was at the movies and the woman thought he had an erection because of the way his pants bunched up. It made me conscious of bulging pants ever since...
LMAO!!!! Is that not he most creatively funny show ever?Quote:
Originally Posted by CosmicTraveler
I can't say I can think of many others. But I do prefer to watch The Office over pretty much every other sitcom type show.
lol I'm a pacifist, but lip smacking will never be an issue. Sheesh, she was annoying.Quote:
Originally Posted by vidman
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Ohhh I love the Office! Have every season. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by CosmicTraveler
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Then I should tell you ahead of time that today, smoking is gonna save lives.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ms Remy M
Therapy, Therapy, Advertisement Causes Need/ Advertisement Got You On The Run...
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I hear ya! Universal Peace Offering...Quote:
Originally Posted by CosmicTraveler
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Whut? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ms Remy M
The Office? Hmmm, not familiar. What is that about and what network does it come on?Quote:
Originally Posted by CosmicTraveler
LMAO! To the 10th degree!! I actually know someone who does that and now that I think about it, that shit urks my nerves!! I also have a nephew who chews with his mouth open so he smacks when he chews. Not only is the smacking annoying, but you can also see the 1st stage digested food in his mouth while he chews. LMFAO!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ms Remy M
NBC, but you can catch reruns on TBS and usually marathons on Tuesdays nights on the same channel.Quote:
Originally Posted by vidman
Thanks. I'll check em out.Quote:
Originally Posted by CosmicTraveler
You should seriously check out the original UK version as well. In my opinion it is still funnier than the US version though the UK didn't have nearly as many seasons. That's not to say I don't like the American version by any means, as I have every episode that's ever aired. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by vidman
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I haven't seen the UK version. Only a clip or two. It seemed funny enough.
Just got around to watching 2nd episode of Breaking Bad. Love the debate over which zombie video game is best, between Left 4 Dead, Resident Evil, and Call of Duty, though they left out Dead Rising. I had to agree with the sentiment of Call of Duty being best in particular because they are Nazi Zombies :cool:
Nazi zombies are easy though. There's no debate about killing them. They're nazis. You get regular zombies, you're initially torn about killing someone who used to be your neighbor or friend, and eventually have to work your way into a cold hearted mentality in order to survive. Nazi zombies? Pfft, I could kill nazi humans.
While I agree with your moral view of slaying Nazi zombies versus regular zombies, in my mind, you are getting a bullet to the head regardless of whether you were once my neighbor or a Nazi. However; Nazi zombies have a leg up in that they did all kinds of experiments attempting to create a 'superior race' along with their natural evil inclinations granting them a voracious energy from the depths of hell that grants them special abilities that stand above your typical zombie.Quote:
Originally Posted by CosmicTraveler
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Well sure it's easy to shoot your neighbor...... But what about your granny? Not many people can make that decision as easily as I could. Experiments are all well and good, but when you have no idea what the hell it is that actually created the zombies chasing you down the street with ravenous hunger, it's a lot more frightening, not to mention they send soldiers to deal with Nazi zombies. But regular zombies are in the general population, they come running out of the deli next door slapping your sandwich to the ground and trying to eat you instead. Besides, you show me one nazi zombie that can take on a tank...Quote:
Originally Posted by Ms Remy M
Nah, zombie is zombie to me, considering one bite, one scratch and you join their fold. Anyone can get it! I will be like that black chic in 28 days later. lol Second a zombie infects you, sorry friend, but let me put you out of your misery now before you actually turn. :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by CosmicTraveler
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Yeah, pretty much how I see it. I'd have no hesitation putting an end to anyone becoming a zombie. Most people might though. Makes me glad I'm crazy. n _nQuote:
Originally Posted by Ms Remy M
I don't see that as 'crazy', very logical and practical actually. A bit brutal perhaps, but during a zombie apocalypse, brutality will keep you alive. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by CosmicTraveler
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Yep, but in this day and age, logic is pretty much crazy. I mean just look at TV, we went from Bill Nye the science guy to Jersey Shore... I mean I watch it... but by no means is that what people should call normal. So if that is in fact normal... I'm fucking crazy, and I like it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ms Remy M
I've never watched an episode of that show Jersey Shore, and if memory serves correctly it's a reality show. In my mind, watching reality shows that are not based on education or some career path (i.e. National Geographic, Discovery/History Channel programs) than I have no interest in it and consider it equal to being in Purgatory.Quote:
Originally Posted by CosmicTraveler
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I felt the same way about it actually. I was baffled as to why everyone was so enamored by this show. And then I heard the reason... " because we don't have to think when we watch it. " My confusion turned to disgust... I couldn't believe that this was what had become of people... and more so when I found out that friends I'd had for a long time had also watched the show... but when I found that out, I found another side of it... A side that had not been presented to me because I had not consulted anyone as smart as me about watching the show. And then I heard it. Something that should have been obvious to me all along.
" It's fun to watch people who are stupid. "
I continued to resist, but I knew in my heart that I too had a fascination with watching people make complete asses of themselves. For me it was akin to a man living amongst bears to learn how they operate, but without having to deal with them... so I watched... and I learned... and I laughed. And before I knew it, even I was hooked by the antics of these ridiculously orange people. I was for some time ashamed of myself... and then I remembered I could give a fuck what anyone else thinks... So I watched, and I laughed, and I occasionally though about how I'd like to bang one of these strange orange women... for no reason other than... I am horny... horny, sirs and madam...
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Ooh, I love that song. I used to watch the video any chance I got. Thought not as much as Breathe by Prodigy. That was my favorite back in 6th grade.
6th grade?!? lol you are making me feel old. :rolleyes: I do love my music from the 90's lol I was attending my second (out of four) high school's when this aired. I was a military brat not a bad student.Quote:
Originally Posted by CosmicTraveler
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I was a bad student. I spent 8 years in high school. What could I say... I never went to class. I still remember truant officers rolling up on me and my friends at 10 in the morning while we stood on the corner waiting for one of our hang-outs to open. I was 20 they were 19. ( I wasn't a ring leader... We were our own men. - _- ) They asked us why we were in high school, we all looked at each other and turned back to them with the same thought " Don't you see us standing on a fucking street corner at 10 in the morning? " I may be lazy, but I'm not an idiot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ms Remy M
Oh no's, I loved going to school, I was in Band, and I also loved my English and Science classes.Quote:
Originally Posted by CosmicTraveler
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You're lucky. Any learning I did in school was more often than not interrupted by whatever dipshits happened to notice me that day. Well, sometimes. Other times I simply wasn't there. Usually whenever I decided to go to a class I did mediocre work to keep them from expecting me to do high quality work. There were more than a few teachers that saw past that ruse. And they were usually the ones I respected. High school wasn't the start of my misanthropy, just the place where it manifested in my heart the strongest. If I'd actually done my work and graduated on time I wouldn't have met the friends I have now. So it was more than worth it.
The way the world works is most peculiar and I look upon even my 'low' moments as learning experiences.
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Of course. Low points are the time when lessons learned matter the most. After all if you didn't learn anything, what did you suffer for? Of course the time I spent in high school ( or rather should've spent ) wasn't that bad. The time I spent working after it was way worse.
I have worn many 'hats' when it comes to working. The only job that I really despised was working for MCI/Worldcom. I truly felt like a bad person doing those times, tricking people into switching their long distance and such. I was good at selling too, and the money and hours were great, the problem was that I had a conscious. I was most happy when Worldcom went down in fiery flames along with Enron.Quote:
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I had a job as a salesman for less than a week... My general dislike for people and talking to them ensured from the beginning that I'd be unable to do that job. But the job I'm talking about was when I worked at a burger king in JFK. All I ever felt doing that job was that I was wasting my life. And considering I do almost nothing these days that's saying a lot.
lol that sucks. I find you most interesting...Quote:
Originally Posted by CosmicTraveler
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