OOC Raves

Ruth

Love Pacific Rim! All them larger than life machines and kaiju monsters that remind me of ormyrr and dala'myrr. Kek.

Wysteria

Don't start with the kek again!

all I can think of is kek lapis

Alcinae

My rave: Sharknado.

Erasariel

kekekekekekekekekekekekekek.

rave: cooked my first full breakfast! was just a simple cheese omelet and toast, but man it felt really good cooking your own food. it tasted great too!

Synbios

Ruth said:

Love Pacific Rim! All them larger than life machines and kaiju monsters that remind me of ormyrr and dala'myrr. Kek.

Just finished watching Despicable Me 2. So much laughter occurred. Next target: Pacific Rim. 

Chryenth

Went out and saw Now You See Me last night. Nice to go out with friends for about the third time this year. ^^

Melodie

Synbios said:

Ruth said:

Love Pacific Rim! All them larger than life machines and kaiju monsters that remind me of ormyrr and dala'myrr. Kek.

Just finished watching Despicable Me 2. So much laughter occurred. Next target: Pacific Rim. 

That was a great movie. The girls were adorable, and the story was actually decently fun to follow, unlike so many sequels. It definitely played a bit to my romantic side, though, so I'll concede that.

Best of all, it looks like our favourite Dawnlord even got to play a role in the movie!

Meet @Silas Ramsbottom. It took everything I had not to burst into fits of giggles when he came on-screen. )

Kyrra

That's the guy Soth is married to?!

Krypton

Melodie said:

Meet @Silas Ramsbottom.

Kyrra said:

That's the Soth is married to?!

Looks like it. And if Silas Rams Bottoms, then I'm scared for Sothantos in more ways than one.

Sothantos

Brb filing for divorce.

Arditi

Sothantos said:

Brb filing for divorce.

Yeah, I always thought Silas was the catcher in your baseball analogy.

Chryenth

I hate that analogy.

Once we were working out people's positions on the metaphorical teams, and fifteen people in someone suggested I'd be a spectator. One who was sat at the back, didn't know the rules and would rather be someplace else anyway because they found the game boring.

Rave is that that brings back good memories.

Arditi

Chryenth said:

I hate that analogy.

Once we were working out people's positions on the metaphorical teams, and fifteen people in someone suggested I'd be a spectator. One who was sat at the back, didn't know the rules and would rather be someplace else anyway because they found the game boring.

Rave is that that brings back good memories.

See, that's when you suggest that you'd be the pinch hitter who would hit a ground rule double, but the last time you tried, you got snagged by the infield fly rule and had to be demoted to bat boy.

And then when everybody stares at you and your abomination of baseball terminology, you say "So, how about Man U?" and change the subject.

Chryenth

So long as I can change the subject to something more intellectual, IE not sports, then sure.

Mishgul

sports can be intellectual

Chryenth

Not with my friends, they can't.

Ruth

Synbios said:

Ruth said:

Love Pacific Rim! All them larger than life machines and kaiju monsters that remind me of ormyrr and dala'myrr. Kek.

Just finished watching Despicable Me 2. So much laughter occurred. Next target: Pacific Rim. 

That was a great movie. The girls were adorable, and the story was actually decently fun to follow, unlike so many sequels. It definitely played a bit to my romantic side, though, so I'll concede that.

Best of all, it looks like our favourite Dawnlord even got to play a role in the movie!

Meet @Silas Ramsbottom. It took everything I had not to burst into fits of giggles when he came on-screen. )

I lol'd loudly when he came out. I couldn't help it because I thought the same, @Melodie.

Berenene

Tania said:

Dagwood dog looks like a corndog: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corn_dog

That's because they are.

Erasariel

oh my god deep space nine is the best series ever ohhh my godddd

100/10

Berenene

Erasariel said:

oh my god deep space nine is the best series ever ohhh my godddd

100/10

It's great, they play 3 episodes back to back on thursday night, so it's like a little mini marathon every week.  This week had one of my favorite 2 parters - Improbable Cause and The Die is Cast.  Garek is awesome!

Kresslack

Nice enough weather on my day off to meet a friend and his daughter out at the shooting range. Had a great time.

Synbios

@Ruth, @Melodie: Was actually waiting for someone to bring that up here. Heh heh, bottom, heh heh.

Also, Tina's funny.

Sena

Just moved out of Florida.

Exelethril

Pacific Rim was quite possibly the best movie I've watched all summer! It's one of those must see in 3D films but totally worth the extra $3 or so.

Vadimuses

3D and glasses is a crappy cocktail...

But I produced the second useful result at my new work today! Yay! Prior to this, in the first two weeks I only made some annotations onto a diagram. I'm on an extra-fast track to becoming an expert in a very specific domain.

Havyn

Melodie said:

Synbios said:

Ruth said:

Love Pacific Rim! All them larger than life machines and kaiju monsters that remind me of ormyrr and dala'myrr. Kek.

Just finished watching Despicable Me 2. So much laughter occurred. Next target: Pacific Rim. 

That was a great movie. The girls were adorable, and the story was actually decently fun to follow, unlike so many sequels. It definitely played a bit to my romantic side, though, so I'll concede that.

Best of all, it looks like our favourite Dawnlord even got to play a role in the movie!

Meet @Silas Ramsbottom. It took everything I had not to burst into fits of giggles when he came on-screen. )

Gah...the last couple of movies I have gone to, both of which were kids movies, @Silas has made an appearance in them. I did laugh pretty hard when I saw this guy in Despicable Me 2 though.

Synbios

Alright, it seems I've been doing alright so far in avoiding any potential traps, because my nemesis decided to take an altogether new approach to locating my weaknesses.

After shadowing me as I bought a bottle of iced tea from the nearby convenience store, she then proceeded to drag me to McDonalds, so that she may also purchase some refreshment prior to continuance of work. After buying that strange product called a 'frappe', whatever that is, she made sure that I was busy walking back to our location of work before asking me this strange question, "Have you ever been close to anyone in your university?"

I was stunned, unable to comprehend the question before saying a generic answer in the negative.

Enlighten me, humans - does this question mean anything? Because on my end, I interpreted it as one of these:

A. She is using social engineering tactics to determine if I have potential allies that she can abduct as hostages.

B. She is attempting to determine if I have allies that will avenge me on my demise.

C. ???

Help me out here, humans.

Mishgul

That was the perfect moment for a punch in the face. I am disappointed. I would go empty your tear ducts for 3 hours and then buy her chocolates and/or draw her a flower.

Erasariel

I was heading home from class today, and encountered a Muslim and two Hindu students talking about their faiths in the bus stop. I greeted them and joined their pleasant, insightful discussion, even when we were on the bus already. I learned a lot from them, things that I previously have read about in my World Literature class, but in a personal light that I like.

We then all pronounced that all of our faiths were just about doing one thing: doing good. It felt great to hear that truth, and it was with smiles that we saw each other off as we disembarked the bus and went our own ways.

Faith in humanity strengthened.

Antonius

@Erasariel: Don't worry, a few seconds reading YouTube comments will undo all of that.