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#1056
Remember that time Mary had to use the Power Loader to fight King Herod in order to save baby Jesus after he impaled Balthazar, and the only way they could beat him was by blowing him out the airlock in the hangar floor? And Joseph was recovering from getting acid blood to the face? This was after they blew up the terraforming reactor in the middle of Bethlehem.
Dec 24, 2016
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#1048
Please do not touch your computer while After Effects proceeds to scream for the next 34 hours.
Dec 16, 2016
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Dec 10, 2016
#1041
Oh yeah, I couldn't believe it when Kirito became hokage of the Straw Hat Sailor Scouts and used the 8th gate bankai to seal the digimon into those cards.
Dec 9, 2016
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#1020
I guess I shouldn't be surprised, but I never noticed that Cap just carries a handkerchief around with him in Age of Ultron.
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#1009
I actually couldn't decide which TV show was less nauseating, more election coverage or people just gutting fish for their weird fish parts.
Nov 7, 2016
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#1006
I don't use it very often, but when I need it, Splashtop remote desktop thingy has saved my ass.
Nov 4, 2016
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#1003
It doesn't matter if you just stumbled into it, if you start talking about dinosaurs around me, I'm gonna bring the knowledge.
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#1000
I think one of the things that defines me more than most people realize is my faith. If you weren't aware by this point, I am Wiccan. The rest of my family, however, is Catholic. I was raised Catholic and even went through Confirmation back in 2009. It wasn't until I moved to college that I really became aware of Wiccan or Paganism as legitimate religions. I had pretty much always been told that they were cults or people just playing pretend, so once I was able to learn about them myself, I saw a lot of things that really appealed to me and resonated with my reservations about being a Christian. I officially converted to Wicca in 2012 but even up until the point of me writing this, I feel like my faith hasn't sat terribly well with my parents. Not long after I informed them of my conversion, my dad made a point of telling me that I wasn't allowed to perform magick in the house (in Wicca, magick, spells, and rituals can be equated to prayer and sacraments in the Christian faith).
While I've never been persecuted for being Wiccan, being told I can't practice my faith at home has been somewhat of a sticking point in my mind. In one of my college classes, I had to write a short screenplay and the story I ended up telling dealt with people who practice a fictionalized form of magic effectively in the same situation, albeit far more oppressive and dire. The core idea was still there, though. In other creative media, I jump at opportunities to insert my beliefs into the work I create and I feel like this comes from a lack of ability to express my religion easily outside of that.
Perhaps the greatest indicator that Wicca is the best fit for me is that I'm drawn to learn more and as I learn it, I can see it in the world. I won't bother going into the specifics of what I personally believe, but it's the desire to know more and grow in my faith that I never really felt as a Christian that tells me this is the right place for me to be. And it's still funny to remember that I might be the most religious of my friends.
P.S. Just to be clear, I'm not mad or resentful of my parents. They're great people and it is their house, but they can't stop me once I move out.
While I've never been persecuted for being Wiccan, being told I can't practice my faith at home has been somewhat of a sticking point in my mind. In one of my college classes, I had to write a short screenplay and the story I ended up telling dealt with people who practice a fictionalized form of magic effectively in the same situation, albeit far more oppressive and dire. The core idea was still there, though. In other creative media, I jump at opportunities to insert my beliefs into the work I create and I feel like this comes from a lack of ability to express my religion easily outside of that.
Perhaps the greatest indicator that Wicca is the best fit for me is that I'm drawn to learn more and as I learn it, I can see it in the world. I won't bother going into the specifics of what I personally believe, but it's the desire to know more and grow in my faith that I never really felt as a Christian that tells me this is the right place for me to be. And it's still funny to remember that I might be the most religious of my friends.
P.S. Just to be clear, I'm not mad or resentful of my parents. They're great people and it is their house, but they can't stop me once I move out.
Oct 29, 2016
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#997
So is the new guy a Jarknoid, Jarkroid, Jarkloid, or Jark Lloyd? Because I've seen it written all of those ways.
Oct 26, 2016
#996
It seems like it's mostly songs about drinking and butts, not that there's anything wrong with that.
Oct 25, 2016
#995
If bright light can make you blind and loud noises can make you deaf, can you loose taste from too much flavor?
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#989
You know the Africa section of the Animal Kingdom in Disney World? I want a gyro from there specifically.
Oct 18, 2016
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#986
Timone and Pumba totally should have taught Simba how to shoot fireballs from his paws and called it the Hadouken Matata.
Oct 15, 2016
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#982
Can I please just get a couple decent images of walking guys in suits that aren't watermarked all to hell?
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#979
And Odysseus made up most of the stuff in the Odyssey. Anyway, that concludes the Layman's Classical Mythology week.
Oct 8, 2016
#978
Remember that time that one lady wrote on an apple and left it at a party? That's why the Trojan War happened.
Oct 7, 2016
#977
Remember that time some kid took his dad's car for a joyride and crashed it? That's why some people have dark skin.
Oct 6, 2016
#976
Remember that time the guy in charge was hitting on that one girl so hard she turned into a tree, or a cow, or a rock?
Oct 5, 2016
#975
Remember that time that one mom gave her son a knife and told him to go hack off his dad's junk? That's where flint comes from.
Oct 4, 2016
#974
Remember that time some lady couldn't keep her hands off this one dude's stuff and started looking through his boxes? That's why anything bad in the world exists.
Oct 3, 2016
#973
Remember that time some guy who lives underground kidnapped and drugged that important lady's daughter? That's why we have winter.
Oct 2, 2016
#972
Remember that time a seamstress made fun of the people in charge during a bet? That's why we have spiders.
Oct 1, 2016
#971
This is not ok, exercise. I'm being good, I come in regularly and you repay me with chafed nips?
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#967
Come on Jan, I sent you an invitation to my birthday, albeit for my own amusement, but the least you could do is respond to say you're not coming.
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#962
On the off chance that anyone from Adobe is reading this, Creative Cloud is a travesty and you don't deserve any more of my money, and you should feel bad for being a part of it.
Sep 21, 2016
#961
The whole plot of Wall-E could have been averted if people just smashed their trash into the tables at Chipotle.
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#953
If I could sign up for like, a subscription to ceviche and just have someone deliver it to me every day, that would be ideal.
Sep 12, 2016
#952
If the government was hiding aliens or Godzilla or whatever, they would be in the most secret places on earth, teacher's lounges.
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#927
I, I love you like a bloodsport, baby.
I, I love you like a bloodsport, baby.
I, I love you like a bloodsport, baby,
And I keep hitting re-bleed bleed bleed bleed bleed.
I, I love you like a bloodsport, baby,
And I keep hitting re-bleed bleed bleed bleed bleed.
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#900
The last time I went on about a game I really like, it was in reference to the emotional experience playing Shadow of the Colossus. Recently, however, I've kept coming back to Bloodborne, a game that, to this day, I have never even touched but seen through completion. In contrast the the emotion that Shadow evokes, Bloodborne dives into more intellectual territory. I personally find the concepts such as beasts and men and the (sometimes blurry) line between them, and madness from knowledge particularly intriguing and they work quite well establishing the tone throughout the entire game within a gothic horror setting. The visual design work in the game also reinforces this unsettling tone with many creatures of such grotesque design that the viewer can't help but take time to try and make sense of what they are seeing.
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#880
So you're telling me that this Jesus fellow straight up cursed a tree just because he got a little hangry?
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#876
Remember that time when Goofy was told his son's mild disruptive behavior in school would end up getting him executed?
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#859
It's either a wizard river, a grimoire stone, or a hand author, or possibly all or none of them.
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#826
Great, now all I can think of is the Iron Man 3 Ben Kingsley Mandarin reciting "Spooky Scary Skeletons."
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#812
According to this fundamental Christian guy on the radio, the exchange rate for ephahs of grain is crazy good right now.
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#804
I feel like calling a woman you aren't related to "sister" is 1,000 times weirder than calling a guy "brother."
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#802
Look, if there were really pretty pagan hymns, I'd be all over them, but it looks like Jesus has that market pretty well covered.
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#800
Since my last few hundred-posters were kinda serious, I've decided to take the time to tell you about something completely different. One time while my cousin was visiting, she wanted to talk about the film Inglourious Basterds, however, the title itself was a bit of an issue as we didn't want to throw the word "bastard" around (regardless of its misspelling) while my little sisters were in earshot. I began referring to the movie as simply "Inglourious B's." While it did work as an effective censored shorthand, most simply found the mental image of a bunch of actual bees replacing the cast to be extremely funny. Naturally, the joke evolved and we were left with a movie by Queenbee Tarantino about a band of bees going to kill Hornitler and his army of Waspzis, toting the catchphrase, "Send in the Bumble Jew."
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#798
I should probably make some really sweet comment, but all I can think of is the random African Prime Minister guy from Metal Gear Rising going "Three years. We've come so far in just three short years."
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#781
I gotta say, I don't exactly get the whole "furry" scene, but I'm just saying, I'm very ok with horns and/or antlers.
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#753
It's like they're expecting people to be outraged about things that people don't get outraged about.
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#751
Identifying unmarked police cars is probably one of the most useful real-world abilities I have.
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#737
If this thought were a plane, it could only reach places within the continental United States, maybe Canada and Mexico a little bit too.
Feb 9, 2016
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#731
Holy crap, it's been two years. I was thinking about doing a Twitter thing, but it doesn't do what I need, so we're all stuck here.
Feb 3, 2016
#730
You mean this Japanese toy manufacturer makes Neon Genesis Evangelion figures? I'm soooooo surprised.
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#706
I don't care for art museums typically. I care even less so when someone tells me I have to go to one.
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#700
Being an adult is mostly pretty ok. I like making money and being able to decide things for myself, but whenever I actually sit and think about being an adult, I tend to get kind of depressed. Not necessarily for the crappy parts of being an adult like taxes, but because of things that were the norm going away. For example, as an adult, I will never have a summer or winter break again unless I go into teaching which isn't terribly likely. Once I finish school, the whole year becomes work. Even now, my "breaks" are filled with extra classes and more work hours. Even the nice parts like having money steadily turn into lists of expenses and realizing I actually have much less than I think. It sounds kind of funny, but while being an adult comes with its perks, on some level I dread the idea of "growing up."
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