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[Jesster]

It was for the best.

[AHMETxRock]

It is so much fun, isn't it?

I hope it isn't like digimon. That would stink.

[cheez.wiz]

Great googly moogly, that sig is enormous.

apparently he REALLY wants people to know when he posts... also has a cheese fetish. don't we already have somebody else here covering the cheese angle?

Oh hai! Talking 'bout me?

That's my thunder, by God! The villians will not play my play but they steal my thunder.

Otherwise, i exist. And i'm pretty poor. Though i'd still be pretty if i was rich. But that's not the question right now. Nice job of taming the newcomer, guys. I expect the equivalent of a bear showing to take place in the next few days. Ukulele or banjo, whatever your pick is will be fine.

[AHMETxRock]

Tame me, will you? I am like a horse. A beautiful, strong, majestic, and incredibly hung horse. Only an equally beautiful, preferably HUMAN, woman can tame me. Afterwards follows the hiding of me.

I hope all that innuendo hasn't gone to your head. I only removed the Cheese thing out of respect for originality. I can always stomp on you with my mighty hoofs, break a few bones, then crap on your roads. And when I die, I will make a terrible glue product that you will sell for extra wine. Five points if anyone knows who Boxer is in this scenario.

[Lethal Interjection]

I must say, you are a bit different, Ahmet. Not (necessarily) in a bad way. It is just that your lyrical posting style and sporadic, (seemingly) random posts aren't going to get a lot of response, methinks.

[mountainmage]

Boxer is from animal farm, right? Can I have a cookie now?

[AHMETxRock]

Haha. Goodgle Boxer and horse and you get the answer. Google, a blessing, a curse, a divulger of porn.

I enjoy the lyrical aspect of my posts. I plan to keep that much.
The randomness will cease a bit as I make a spot for myself in actual discussion, if and when it happens.

[mountainmage]

Haha. I've read the book like three times. Read and get the information. Books, a wealth of knowledge and entertainment.

[AHMETxRock]

I quite enjoy Orwell. I feel his vision for the control the government attempts is as realistic as the rhetorical approach can get.

Especially in light of the recent years, where a well informed person can find examples of such occurances. I won't go into the controversies, lest I prove wrong all the opposition and get deported to guantanamo bay.

[mountainmage]

I found the dystopian society coupled with the fact that most of the characters were farm animals made for an interesting read. A good parody of government and world leaders, indeed. Pip.

[Lethal Interjection]

Haha. Goodgle Boxer and horse and you get the answer. Google, a blessing, a curse, a divulger of porn.

I enjoy the lyrical aspect of my posts. I plan to keep that much.
The randomness will cease a bit as I make a spot for myself in actual discussion, if and when it happens.

The lyrical aspect isn't a problem, but combined with randomness it has a certain irksome quality. And perhaps it isn't random for someone inside your head.
Actually I used to know one person who posted in a beautifully lyrical way. You might know her. Lady (Betty) Aberlin. Yes, from Mr. Rogers Neighbourhood. She was involved in a few movies with Kevin Smith and occasionally made appearances on his webboard (which I used to frequent). She also shares my birthday, which prompted a few conversations with her. Just a wonderful lady, with a wonderfully poetic posting style.

Also, I think I need to read Orwell again. I read Animal farm and most of 1984 back in highschool, and liked them enough, but they were assigned reading, and thus I read them somewhat begrudgingly. However, since I have since graduated with a polisci degree, I'd probably enjoy them considerably more.

[Jesster]

1984 is an interesting book, being as applicable now as it was when he wrote it. It shows us that the fear we have of our loss of freedoms isn't anything new, and that citizens have been worrying about this for well over sixty years now.

[diode_dirigible]

1984 is an interesting book, being as applicable now as it was when he wrote it. It shows us that the fear we have of our loss of freedoms isn't anything new, and that citizens have been worrying about this for well over sixty years now.

agreed. Also I love 1984, I have a BB poster above my bed (a proper one, nothing to do with that shite reality show)

[Lethal Interjection]

1984 is an interesting book, being as applicable now as it was when he wrote it. It shows us that the fear we have of our loss of freedoms isn't anything new, and that citizens have been worrying about this for well over sixty years now.

Well, it is definitely more applicable now, not to say it wasn't then. Can anyone say Panopticon Act? Errr... I mean Patriot Act?

[AHMETxRock]

Patriot Act.
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Me says it good

There's alot more then that. Nonsensical wars committed against no one with particular reasons, simply as a means of keeping the people under check. To my horror, this strategy worked horrifically well.