Dan_Dare
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Interesting idea. My first thought was that it was what would happen if the plane never crashed, but that went out the window with Jack's son. There's certainly an element of wish fulfillment going on- Sawyer is a cop, Hugo is lucky, Jack has a son etc etc. It could well be they're rewards for helping smokey. Interestingly, they're all faintly corrupted too. Jack is divorced, Sayid gets to see his woman but she's married to his brother, Sawyer is still messed up by the original Sawyer etc. Also, whatever happened in Australia seems to remain the same. Locke's attempted trip to the outback, Jack's father drinking himself to death and Sawyer murdering the man he thought was Sawyer 1.
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Ha right on. Brooker nails it again.
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That's a shame. [Rec.] was a low budget triumph.
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also: I reserve 'Ha!' for sarcasm.
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I want to salt the earth under lol. It's spread like a virus and there's no escape.
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Personally, the actual sound of my laugh starts on the exhale- so starting 'high' on the a makes phonetic sense for me
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It's when they're used as justification for a statement, like some kind of apology. textbook example is 'that's pretty good to be fair' Don't apologies for an opinion. State what you feel to be true and the very fact that you said it denotes opinion.
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Sheit, son. What up in the house of Dyson?
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'to be fair' makes me want to stab a bitch.
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I gave blood at the end of a killer day a while back and nearly fell asleep. Poor old nurse thought I was fainting. Not I! For I am all that is man!
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on football clichés: I kind of enjoy them. They're so completely over baked at this point that the only possible use for them is in self parody and satire- which I indulge in when people who actually follow football start talking in tongues around me. I just whip out a few oldies and pepper the conversation untill they catch on.
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Ha, yeah. I can imagine scores of Nu rave scamps in day glo hoodies are using daily Mail rage comment pieces as effective research material. Personally, I find the whole thing fairly amusing. I haven't met a single real person who's outraged by the stuff at all- it's just a self perpetuating media circus. Kind of reminds me of MEGATON over at IGN, way back when.
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that and headbutting a Krogan in the chops.
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I tried it, though only at like...4am, fucking knackered and drunk as a skunk on sweet, sweet rum. It didn't do a great deal except make me less tired. Induced that familiar tingle in the back of my head though, so I guess on a higher starting point than 'the pits of a downward spiral in to the unconscious' it'd be pretty fun. Poor lab conditions. Experiment bears repeating in less strenuous environment.
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They are (mostly) They're in Thunderbolts this month, trading fisticuffs with Osborn's black ops team.
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Shane cast in TWD
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Right as we're good I'll close this one off.
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na, him and Brit. (Although Brit hasn't been a member for long, just since Conquest ended.)
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the problem with 'random' nowadays grunch is that it's...wildly misused. It's used like 'odd' should be, to describe events that are clearly not 'random' in any sense of the word. I'm with J-Dizzle. It's goddamn infuriating.
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Newsom is good, I've decided. I particularly like the Joni Mitchell vibe she carries on some of her vocals, and the hints of CSNY in the good intentions paving company of course, she's much more than her influences but you can definitely pick up on them. Good stuff.
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Speaking of too good,... final page of Mighty Avengers is WIN.
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I shit you not my mum used to tell us this and threaten to have us pipe fed in the hospital if we didn't finish our dinner. In fairness, it worked. I'll eat anything.
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That's awesome. My dream was less interesting, but it was alot filthier so...
