Lament 2: Cry Harder

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#526 Post by Aaron »

Yay!

And that was a fantastic film.

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#527 Post by joviwan »

I liked that movie, though I remember spending most of it cringing at obi-wan's really bad accent.

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#528 Post by Sandman »

Any film with Ewan McGregor is basically a game of Spot The Slipping Accent.

Except for in films like Trainspotting where he's not bothering with an accent, he has an almost universal tendency to slip into something noticeably Scottish in nearly every film he's in.

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#529 Post by Gands »

Sandman wrote:Any film with Ewan McGregor is basically a game of Spot The Slipping Accent.

Except for in films like Trainspotting where he's not bothering with an accent, he has an almost universal tendency to slip into something noticeably Scottish in nearly every film he's in.
I like to pretend it's part of his character. He's always secretly from Scotland, but trying to hide it.

The Island? When he had memories implanted at "birth", one of them was accidentally a scene from Highlander.

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#530 Post by Sandman »

Obi-Wan Kenobi is from Space-Scotland, but eventually lost most remnants of his accent after spending time on a planet populated mostly by hicks?

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#531 Post by adr »

letia loves game of thrones so i watched a couple episodes with her

and jesus christ there's a lot of boobs in it. apparently someone told them "exposition is boring" so they figured "hey let's add a bunch of boobs while they talk!!!!!!!!!!"
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#532 Post by Dooey Jo »

they call it sexposition :prof:

its purpose is to make boobs boring
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#533 Post by evilsoup »

made it kind of uncomfortable to watch with my parents

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#534 Post by artemas »

i wouldn't really call game of thrones 'heroic fantasy' exactly

also good job on watching men who stare at goats everyone

it is sweet

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#535 Post by Sandman »

That it is.

As for Game of Thrones, my description for it (beyond 'shite') would probably be 'low fantasy'. Maybe. I prefer 'shite'.

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#536 Post by Crazedwraith »

Yet you like malazan: garden of the moon.

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I do not get you.
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#537 Post by Agent Bert Macklin »

adr wrote:letia loves game of thrones so i watched a couple episodes with her

and jesus christ there's a lot of boobs in it. apparently someone told them "exposition is boring" so they figured "hey let's add a bunch of boobs while they talk!!!!!!!!!!"
Season two has one of the most egregious examples. I';d personally advise against watching season two. It's probably the worst bit of television this year. If you're interested, I'll explain why when I get back from class.

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#538 Post by Sandman »

Crazedwraith wrote:Yet you like malazan: garden of the moon.

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I do not get you.
The Malazan Book of the Fallen has enough appeal to my love of high magic and epic demon or dragon battles that I can forgive its flaws for entertainment value. A Song of Ice and Fire lacks anything that appeals me and in fact suffers from several things that directly put me off from reading it.

*shrug*

It's a basic matter of what I like in fantasy, and A Song of Ice and Fire is specifically what I don't like about a lot of recent fantasy.

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#539 Post by Oxymoron »

So, in today's weekly discussion with my therapist, the subject moved on the topic of "violent videogames". Oh boy. I understand she has, as she said, an "ideological" point of view on the question, and I respect it ; but goddamn, no, that's not because a kid is going to play a violent videogame that he's going to turn violent himself. I am proof enough of that, having been raised with Doom, Blood, Rise Of The Triad and all that shit...
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#540 Post by evilsoup »

yeah, keep up that story, so long as noone looks inside your murdershed it'll hold up
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#541 Post by Oxymoron »

Eheheeee... What did I tell y'all 'bout stayin' outta my shed ?!



Anyway, I'm not going to get sidetracked again. I'm not saying you should let your kids play violent videogames, and in retrospect my parents fucked up by letting me play them ; but at least I am proof enough that violent videogames don't magically turn kids into little sociopaths (which is a kid's natural state, by the way :v ). It can contribute, but it's not the principal factor.
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#542 Post by Losonti Tokash »

the first movie i remember seeing was terminator 2 and i turned out fine

it does mean i say "i have detailed files on human anatomy" too much though and that's almost as bad

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#543 Post by Sandman »

I'll bet you have detailed files on human anatomy. Careful with that wrist strain, though.

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#544 Post by Oxymoron »

You would hope so from a medic
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#545 Post by Aaron »

So Val and I are taking the course to get our Restricted firearms license in Nov. But the last day of the course is on Nov 11, Remembrance Day.

So we agreed that we would bring up having the minute of silence at 1100.

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#546 Post by Oxymoron »

4-day long extended week-end.


I can't wait to be a lazy fuck and play all these videogames :v
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#547 Post by Bounty »

Aaron wrote:So Val and I are taking the course to get our Restricted firearms license in Nov. But the last day of the course is on Nov 11, Remembrance Day.

So we agreed that we would bring up having the minute of silence at 1100.
No gun salute?
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#548 Post by Aaron »

Lol

You mean the present arms or a volley?

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#549 Post by The Spartan »

Like this?
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#550 Post by Aaron »

We do it with the rifle held out in front of us, mag out.

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