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z33r0 Octorok          Since: 04-07-06 Since last post: 5207 days Last activity: 5194 days |
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Originally posted by Shuyin This is funny, did no one tell them that aphrodisiacs are psychosomatic? If I told you shoving fire ants up your nose would make you incredibly horny and you believed me, it would work. Without the superstition to go with it or the knowledge of having been homo-bombed it wouldn’t work. As for trying to make people gay I'll believe it when I see it. It's been theorized that one's levels of estrogen/testosterone determine sexuality, men who possess more estrogen and women with more testosterone tend to be homosexual, hence effeminate men and butch women [but of course, there are different levels for different levels, perception, processing, communicating, sexuality, and identity so you can get women who process information like men but communicate like women and are straight.. this gets really complex so I'm going to drop it now] Assuming this is true, they'd have to drop a whole LOT of estrogen and that's assuming you even can synthesize and expose it to open air without destroying it. Not only that but estrogen makes people more monogamous and maternal and less promiscuous, psychology today says what makes a person promiscuous is testosterone and lots of it. Sooooo.. if homosexuality in men requires a lot of estrogen, and being horny requires a lot of testosterone, wouldn’t the two work against each other? They could be thinking of just pumping them full of testosterone and waiting for the prison bitch-scene syndrome to set in, or fighting amongst themselves. most importantly though, who the fuck came up with this? when you're sittin around the conference room or wherever they make up plans for war, what is going through your head when you stand up and say "hey guys! I just had the best idea ever! Let's make a BOMB that makes people GAY! It'll be hilarious!" I did NOT see that one coming. |
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z33r0 Octorok Since: 04-07-06 Since last post: 5207 days Last activity: 5194 days |
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| if they were so amazed by the miracle of life that they wanted to name their child "for real?" they maybe could think of a better way of getting that in, ie: not spelling it like an eleven year old girl on msn messenger.
the nice thing about language is that for any combination of consonants and vowel sounds there are likely more than three different ways of spelling said combination[with the exception of short or single-letter words.. but even then i, eye, ai, aye] they could have just figured out a different way of spelling for real? like forriel, foryelle, foureil or something and everyone would have just thought "wow what a beautiful and creative name, I wonder what part of sri lanka it comes from.." instead they just looked kind of silly... Even then of course, the kid would constantly be getting misspronunciation and "how do you spell that?" and comments about what an interesting name it is. People constantly misspronounce, misspell, comment on, and ask about my name, I hate it, it's amazing how difficult a six letter word can be to pronounce, and its not even that complex or exotic, like siobhan or something, it should be really straight foreward but nooooooooooooooo. but as much as I hate MY name, if my parents had named/tried to name me 4real, I would cut their throats as soon as I was old enough to hold a knife. Not because it has a number in it, more because of the way the number is used to represent a set of letters. Names done in l337, that'd be pretty cool. I think I'll go get my name legally changed to z33r0, somewhere that it's legal.. speaking of which, if you're born in a country where it's legal to use numbers and your parents do, then you try to move somewhere that it isn't, what do they do with you? say someone named their kid adolph hitler[for whatever reason] and that person went to a country where it was not legal to be thusly named? man, people who are named things like hitler must take a lot of shit for it, and it wouldn't even be their fault. shit, why are we letting people like this have children? (Last edited by z33r0 on 06-27-07 12:05 AM) |
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z33r0 Octorok Since: 04-07-06 Since last post: 5207 days Last activity: 5194 days |
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| donnie darko, chirita chan's interpretive dance
god how I HATE interpretive dance. yes I realize[realise?] that that scene was meant to cement what an outcast she was but it still sucked. and basically every horror-type movie in existence that involves some dumb bitch walking around at what must be four in the morning because god knows there is not another soul on the street she's walking down, who is COMPELLED to go and investigate even the tiniest scuffling, clinking, or sniffing noise coming from a dark drippy alleyway or under a bridge or in the open door of a large get-away-van with rape-mo-bile spraypainted on the side, instead of walking the rest of the block to her HOUSE! jesus |
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z33r0 Octorok Since: 04-07-06 Since last post: 5207 days Last activity: 5194 days |
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| My boyfriend is joining the navy.
He actually wanted to go to infantry but he figures if he goes there right away they'll just ship him off to Afghanistan. I know absolutely nothing about the military. He's leaving at the end of september and I still can't really believe he's going. fifteen to eighteen weeks of training then a five year tour, three months of shore-leave for each year of the tour. sixty months, minus fifteen. I wont see him for.. 45 months? fuck. we just got back together this past june and it's gone so unbelievably well, now that we finally get it right he's leaving, for a really, really, long time. I try like hell not to think about it but it's always there kind of threatening me. I know I've still got the better part of a month but it looms over the rest of the time, I can ignore it most of the time but I have this constant vague sense of dread. has anyone else ever gone through something like this? like I said I have no knowledge of how the military works and to be honest I'm scared and I'm not even the one going. I feel kind of abandoned. |
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z33r0 Octorok Since: 04-07-06 Since last post: 5207 days Last activity: 5194 days |
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| aw, I wasn't actually expecting more than like one reply telling me this was in the wrong area. thanks you guys, every reply helps<3
also I am intrigued at the mention of this broken jaw story. |
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z33r0 Octorok Since: 04-07-06 Since last post: 5207 days Last activity: 5194 days |
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| GOOD LORD, this is an incredible thread to come back to after a leave of.. a little over a year I guess.
just. holy christ. anyone have the follow-up on this? |
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z33r0 Octorok Since: 04-07-06 Since last post: 5207 days Last activity: 5194 days |
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| I'm sorry to hear this, I'm not sure if you were looking for advice, but here is some anyway:
I have been this girl, and I know what she's thinking. this is actually about emotional growth and happiness, there are no ulterior motives. you're right, you can't convince her, but you don't need to. all you need to do is grow. maybe that seems overly simplified, but it really is all you need to do. relationships are great, and I totally sympathize with the leaning too heavily on your partner thing, I tend to default to doing that, but it's not healthy. there was this book in the 80's called The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People. it's not really about business, it's about happiness. in it, it describes this idea of dependence, independence, and interdependence. when we are babies and children, we rely on the people who love us to feed us teach us and generally take care of us, as we get older, we are supposed to learn to be independent, to keep ourselves happy, entertained, fed, etc. only once we have become independent and happy with ourselves can we move into interdependence, coexisting with a partner, trusting and relying on them but not building our world around them. you say that you don't have any ambitions other than being a father/partner for her. that is exactly the problem, that is too much responsibility to place on her. it is a sweet sentiment but ultimately makes people feel trapped. the relationship becomes more like a parent/child relationship. if you want her back you have to show her that you don't need to lean on her all the time. you need to develop interests and skills, go to school, get a job, even a shitty job, just do something to move yourself forward, take a class, learn a sport. emotional growth can only be obtained through pain, it is how we learn. if you don't apply this now, you will have wasted it, felt pain and gained nothing from it. even if you don't get back together with her, the next relationship you have will be so much better for it. when you imagine the rest of your life, what you want to do with it, try and imagine it without a partner. think about what you will get up and do every day, what kind of a job you will have, where you will live and what you will do in your spare time. be as honest with yourself as you possibly can and try to come up with what would be ideal. then start working towards it, little by little. the lovely thing about this is that you can modify it. if a girl happens along, you can change the specifics of your ideal to accommodate her, but you still have your own world. it can take some time to figure out what you really want to do, so don't stress too much over it. but when you do figure it out and start working towards it, it will be extremely rewarding (you probably know this if you had a job and moved out before). I know it's hard and depressing and is ten times more so when you already feel like shit, and even worse when you're back with your parents because they seem to complicate everything and get all up in your face, but you have to try. take your time to grieve but don't stay dead. luck has nothing to do with it, but I can't think of an appropriate phrase, so good luck, I hope I helped even just a little bit, you will live through this. (and definitely check out the aforementioned book) |
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z33r0 Octorok Since: 04-07-06 Since last post: 5207 days Last activity: 5194 days |
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| hey it's great to hear that! working in a chinese restaurant would be sweet, I might get a chance to practice some Mandarin haha. it's good to hear that stuff is going well for you. it's weird about leaving your parents home though eh? once you move out you can never get used to having to go back, hah. living with friends sounds fun though! best of luck and forgive my babbling incoherency, it's pretty early here and I have awful sleep patterns. but anyway sounds like you've got nothing but good stuff ahead, right on, |
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