Like the antisocial piece of crap I am, I've been using Omegle for the past few days in hopes of gaining more insight on the way others in different countries live their lives. I've not been disappointed, but here are the most important things I've learned: - Korean men go "WAO! Do you like DICK?!" - The USA has much cheaper fuel, produce, and cosmetics than pretty much every other country in ...
.... Maybe the human imagination -- no matter how rich and varied -- can never quite give us the visceral thrill of even the cheapest visual stimulus which bypasses the frontal lobe of the neocortex and goes straight to the freaked-out monkey limbic system. Have you ever read a passage that literally made you jump? Please share. If not, what's the next best thing you've read for wordly scares?
... the first time ghost hunter in the basic knowledge and skills needed to conduct a professional investigation. Not to say I don't think alot of the paranormal investigations are alot of explainable phenomenon that are made other-wordly, but another part of me keeps going "For only $55 you too can be a Winchester." Haha! Hey, it's 6 classes and a month's worth of fun. If it makes me happy, that's ...
...can't change that I'm your father, and that I'm going to be there for you no matter what happens." He tilted his head to the side. "You do know that right?" "Nah, I had a concussion that wiped all wordly knowledge," Cammie said, putting one of her hands on her hip, "No seriously, Dad, I get that. That's not why I ran away." "In my head I know that." Tim forced a smirk across his face. "But it ...
.... When you arrive at Third Bridge you are likely to hear what sound like Indian drums, hear strange scraping noises or some far off animals. If you see a series of bright lights, that's nothing other wordly, that's the cops. I'd suggest the honest approach, they know all about Third Bridge and are not about to buy it that you and seven of your best friends cars just HAPPENED to break down there....
...I swear it is exactly how Blair Brown plays it! She's got maternal exasperation all over her face. Love their matching expressions while the tech smugly asks if they really expect him to be able to fix other-wordly technology. Nina has no time for his games, and warns him to move on with a simple "Brandon..." (Brendon? I couldn't tell). It's so maternal, I'm surprised she didn't use his full...
... chip removal event, people! ♥ Yuuko has all kinds of abilities, but for the sake of this event, we have narrowed them down to three main groups: wish-granting, communication with other-wordly entities and fortune-telling. Dimension-traveling obviously doesn't apply to the game, heh. |DD Wish-granting: one of the most common occurrences. For the duration of this event, your characters may ...
... Jensen played him in Dark Angel, I don't really ship Max/Alec. I ship Max/Logan when it's not stupid. And back at this point, it wasn't stupid at all. I loved how he was brainy, wordly, but in a wheelchair and how she was superpowered, moible, but in many ways naive. Their devotion to eahc other was very touching. Meg chose one of my wing!fic icons. Bwahahaha. I've created a series where Dean...
...if thats possible for me. i think this one is the way to go but i just dont have a clear idea of how to go about doing it. so for now lets talk about the first 2 paths. first one is the "wordly" path. i.e. only care about this world,dont care about the next.okay maybe more like 8:1 ratio of this world to the hereafter. second is the "hereafter" path. 8:1 ratio of hereafter to life on earth right ...
