Mindless Ramblings of The Cool Ones

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Uh, dude, you've been chatting away with the coolest Black Transsexual I've worked with. *nudges next door" Amber, is by far better looking and we both have similar interest in a wide array of topics. *cough* Not to mention she likes guys, and is close to you. ;)

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Tru'dat. Well. we'll see what happens there if anything. Enough of this! It's gonna start gettin' weird. I need to shave the sides of my head again.

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Nice! Back when I was a good little catholic, I use to think Jesus was clearly either a vampire or zombie. Drinking of blood, eating of flesh, has my perfect horror movie writ all over! :D

Santa of course, is really Satan, and for ever gift you take, you give a piece of your soul. :)

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Eeee.... Catholic. Man that's the worst of all Christian religions... - _- All that fire and brimstone crap, it's like... you can't friggin' do anything without being sent to hell or living it on earth.

I came up with the theory that Santa Claus was actually the immortal vampire Dio, who could also stop time. And around the same time I came up with this theory a famous artist had actually drawn a picture of him dressed as such. Coincidence? I doubt it.

What's Insidious? I avoid modern horror movies for my own sake. The only one I've actually liked was the Halloween remake by Rob Zombie. The 2nd one not so much.

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Originally Posted by CosmicTraveler

Eeee.... Catholic. Man that's the worst of all Christian religions... - _- All that fire and brimstone crap, it's like... you can't friggin' do anything without being sent to hell or living it on earth.

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lol I think it was good, for me to experience Catholicism for what it is worth. Helped solidify my distrust in any religion and that Agnostics are the only ones with a clue. Everyone else is delusional and praying to NOT have to deal with reality. I totally understand the allure of religion, and if it makes you a better person, more power to you. I don't need the threat of Hell or the reward of Heaven to be a good person, I am because I am.

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Originally Posted by CosmicTraveler

What's Insidious? I avoid modern horror movies for my own sake. The only one I've actually liked was the Halloween remake by Rob Zombie. The 2nd one not so much.

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It's a story of a boy who is 'haunted'. They actually deal a bit with astral projection and such which I thought was neat. Again, wasn't really scary, but still better than the recent crop of paranormal movies. Last 'scary' movie I can recall was probably The Exorcism of Emily Rose.

I love everything Rob Zombie does, and best not to knock him or his work in my presence, lest you want a House of a 1000 corpses remake. Run, Rabbit Run! :p

Now, if you don't mind, time to see what El Superbeasto is up to...

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Originally Posted by Ms Remy M

lol I think it was good, for me to experience Catholicism for what it is worth. Helped solidify my distrust in any religion and that Agnostics are the only ones with a clue. Everyone else is delusional and praying to NOT have to deal with reality. I totally understand the allure of religion, and if it makes you a better person, more power to you. I don't need the threat of Hell or the reward of Heaven to be a good person, I am because I am.

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Yeah that's pretty much how I look at it. Frankly I could care less about the existence of god. But whether or not there is one, I have no belief in it. It's not mysticism that accomplishes what I work for. And I've never cared for people being nice solely because they think there's an end in it for them. Personally I hate being nice, but I still do it.

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It's a story of a boy who is 'haunted'. They actually deal a bit with astral projection and such which I thought was neat. Again, wasn't really scary, but still better than the recent crop of paranormal movies. Last 'scary' movie I can recall was probably The Exorcism of Emily Rose.

I love everything Rob Zombie does, and best not to knock him or his work in my presence, lest you want a House of a 1000 corpses remake. Run, Rabbit Run! :p

Now, if you don't mind, time to see what El Superbeasto is up to...

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I see. These days scary movies are a joke. But I guess when you grow up watching that kind of thing this new stuff just doesn't phase you. I tried watching Candyman not long ago, a movie that had me scared to go in a certain part of my apartment for an entire summer when I was a kid. It was more depressing than frightening. Like good god man, chick flicks aren't that fucking depressing... On the plus side, I no longer find Tony Todd to be the creepiest son of a bitch I ever laid eyes on.

I didn't hate the 2nd movie, it was just out of line with what I was expecting. Which was a remake of the 2nd Halloween movie. It was definitely not that. I did however find it interesting that it showed what happened to the characters who survived the first movie and how they were dealing with the effects of everything. But... if I wanna bad mouth Rob Zombie... well I will... 'cause I'm fairly sure I can outrun you at the very least. :p

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Originally Posted by CosmicTraveler

Yeah that's pretty much how I look at it. Frankly I could care less about the existence of god. But whether or not there is one, I have no belief in it. It's not mysticism that accomplishes what I work for. And I've never cared for people being nice solely because they think there's an end in it for them. Personally I hate being nice, but I still do it.

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Ah, so you are more along the lines of an Atheist, in not believing in a God at all. I do believe in a God, just not one that cares about the 'religions' man creates. All living things return to Gia (God's Grace).

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Originally Posted by CosmicTraveler

I see. These days scary movies are a joke. But I guess when you grow up watching that kind of thing this new stuff just doesn't phase you. I tried watching Candyman not long ago, a movie that had me scared to go in a certain part of my apartment for an entire summer when I was a kid. It was more depressing than frightening. Like good god man, chick flicks aren't that fucking depressing... On the plus side, I no longer find Tony Todd to be the creepiest son of a bitch I ever laid eyes on.

I didn't hate the 2nd movie, it was just out of line with what I was expecting. Which was a remake of the 2nd Halloween movie. It was definitely not that. I did however find it interesting that it showed what happened to the characters who survived the first movie and how they were dealing with the effects of everything. But... if I wanna bad mouth Rob Zombie... well I will... 'cause I'm fairly sure I can outrun you at the very least. :p

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I'm a huge Clive Barker fan, please, check out The Midnight Meat Train. You will not be disappointed. I loved Candyman back in the day, and it certainly gave me chills though I doubt it would still have that effect today.

haha I'm like all the great horror villains, no need to run, when you turn around to see if I'm still following, I will be in front of you as you turn back to refocus on running. ;)

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Ha, *dancing around room* Just found out not only are the Dark Tower Tv/Film productions still moving ahead "on schedule" they are also considering making Dark Tower game franchise to go where those other mediums can't. Needless to say, I'm also a Stephen King/Richard Bauchmann fan

In other news, lol Robin will be a playable character in new Batman game. Too fucking sweet!

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Originally Posted by Ms Remy M

Ah, so you are more along the lines of an Atheist, in not believing in a God at all. I do believe in a God, just not one that cares about the 'religions' man creates. All living things return to Gia (God's Grace).

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In order to drive across how little I care about religion, what I am has been given no title. My main focus is apathy towards all deities that may come into question. I am living and will one day likely die. ( My track record for not dying is kind of solid... ) What happens before or after will matter to me when they become now.

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I'm a huge Clive Barker fan, please, check out The Midnight Meat Train. You will not be disappointed. I loved Candyman back in the day, and it certainly gave me chills though I doubt it would still have that effect today.

haha I'm like all the great horror villains, no need to run, when you turn around to see if I'm still following, I will be in front of you as you turn back to refocus on running. ;)

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It sounds like you've chased people before... o _o In any case I found much of Clive Barker's work to be entertaining as I grew up. Although honestly at this point I couldn't tell you what most of those things were. Stephen King is another guilty party of frightening me during childhood only for me to later realize just how stupid that shit is later on... IT was one of the scariest fucking things I'd see when I was a kid. So I sat through it when I was about 18 or so... I was so pissed that I'd ever been scared of that... I still am. I might go fuck a clown up on principle... - _-

I had a friend mention Dark Tower to me before but never got into it. I might check out some of the comics since they've been appearing on Demonoid.

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Originally Posted by CosmicTraveler

In order to drive across how little I care about religion, what I am has been given no title. My main focus is apathy towards all deities that may come into question. I am living and will one day likely die. ( My track record for not dying is kind of solid... ) What happens before or after will matter to me when they become now.

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Originally Posted by CosmicTraveler

It sounds like you've chased people before... o _o In any case I found much of Clive Barker's work to be entertaining as I grew up. Although honestly at this point I couldn't tell you what most of those things were. Stephen King is another guilty party of frightening me during childhood only for me to later realize just how stupid that shit is later on... IT was one of the scariest fucking things I'd see when I was a kid. So I sat through it when I was about 18 or so... I was so pissed that I'd ever been scared of that... I still am. I might go fuck a clown up on principle... - _-

I had a friend mention Dark Tower to me before but never got into it. I might check out some of the comics since they've been appearing on Demonoid.

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Was just talking about the 'scariness" of Stephen King books the other day. Only book that really gave me chills was Bag of Bones. Going to sleep when you heart is racing from every moving shadow or creaking floor board is, interesting. I like both Stephen King and Clive Barker more cause their tales are weird and easily lure you into their worlds.

Uh oh, digital comics, ^^ *ears perked* time to go digital hoarding... :cool:



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A lot of the times I feel a lot like the current Scarecrow... nothing scares me. The most I can get is a slight startle from a loud sound I didn't expect. but nothing that really gets my heart pumping beyond all human possibilities. It's become somewhat annoying. Soon I'll end up crazed and obsessed over trying to find something that could actually make me scream the way Resident Evil 2 did when that licker burst through the one way mirror.

Egads! Sorry, I don't use sites like Demoniod, gave up way back during Napster/KaZaa days, hmm there was another started with a G... *sigh* was all excited for new comics...

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Is it a moral thing or do you just not trust them? 'cause Demonoid is an invite only site, hence why I use it... No secret government torrents trying to bust my pirating ass. I do what I want 'cause a pirate is free!!