What Are You Thinking?
- Thread starter NotSoAwesomeFaise
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i once joked that i wished Kingdom Hearts was more Digimon Adventures meets One Piece than Pokemon meets Bleach. Right now Metaphor feels like what that would be like for me.
That i am getting old , (37 going on 90) and i would love a day where i don't feel tired
You can tell it's time for a haircut when I move my head a millimetre in any given direction and wads of hair are jumping into my mouth. Especially annoying when you're trying to eat and you have to pick out clumps of hair from the food that you were trying to chew.
I think if i get anymore cuts and scars on my hands from work i will start to look like a jigsaw 
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@therogis i lost my dad 2 weeks after my 11th birthday, and my mother is in her mid 70s now so i get your mindset. My advice though, is instead of focusing on him passing away, find ways to enjoy the time you have now and make memories to keep for when his time is up.Dad's getting so old and fragile. I'm thinking too much about him passing.
He's the only proper family I ever had as a kid.
Little things like days out, dinner round the table, and other meaninful stuff ye both can cherish. That is what i have been doing, and since u never know when their time is coming i hug my mother and tell her i love her every time i leave to go home.
Matthew from Penny Blood gives off Riku vibes.
Penny Blood is the spiritual sucessor to Shadow Hearts. In its 3rd entry, the protagonist Johnny gives off Sora vibes.
so doing a crossover where Matthew was johnny's rival turned friend when they were teenagers would be interesting.
Penny Blood is the spiritual sucessor to Shadow Hearts. In its 3rd entry, the protagonist Johnny gives off Sora vibes.
so doing a crossover where Matthew was johnny's rival turned friend when they were teenagers would be interesting.
So glad i lit the stove to heat the radiators, and have oil heating set on the timer for 6 am to 8 am. Temps are 4 celcius at the moment and will go lower, set to hit minus 6 over this week.
Watching Suits made me think that if Harvey Specter is Pearson & Hardman's best attorney, the firm has to suck big time.
That i need to avoid eye contact with my trophy level on playstation, as it is the mark of the beast in the bible.
Did hit a new milestone though ha
Did hit a new milestone though ha
Ugh, why is Google's account recovery so gosh darned useless? Don't send a recovery email to the G-Mail account I'm currently locked out of and trying to recover! 
my p6 pitch involves a sign of four like structure- 5 seperate cases with a 6th case tieing the others together.
it also fits the Gawain starter persona fit thematically- often adaptations of Gawain and the green knight lean into Gawain's journey having 5 or so stops before he reaches the titular character.
so maybe the green knight is the evolved persona?
it also fits the Gawain starter persona fit thematically- often adaptations of Gawain and the green knight lean into Gawain's journey having 5 or so stops before he reaches the titular character.
so maybe the green knight is the evolved persona?
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Man, people are weird. It was like 7°C out this afternoon yet because the sun was out, I came across a shirtless man doing some renovation work on a nearby house. 
Lol i have done that at work in my garage before in lower temps, heavy duty manual labour makes you roasting. Saying that though i was in private, so guess it is strange in front of onlookers.Man, people are weird. It was like 7°C out this afternoon yet because the sun was out, I came across a shirtless man doing some renovation work on a nearby house.
if i had a stand, it wpuld be named after "lonely soul" and it would have some kind of doppelganger ability ie i create a copy of myself.
I want food but i am too tired to cook, i am thinking why can't i warp reality so i have already eaten without moving.
It's very funny watching an old TV drama from the Eighties called "The Singing Detective" as it revolves around a mentally unwell man who can't tell the difference between reality and delusion, with his hallucinations taking the form of ridiculous musical numbers.
The whole time I was watching the show, it made me smile and think of the recent-ish box office bomb that was Joker 2 and how it probably should of taken notes on how to portray a genre-bending Musical. I can see it now, Harley Quinn is assigned to be Arthur Fleck's psychotherapist and tries to break down his Joker persona, but Arthur pulls a Hannibal Lector and gets into her mind instead, causing her to doubt everything she knows and even reality itself. She begins to seriously imagine herself as Joker's lover and partner-in-crime as they terrorise Gotham City with silly crimes. The audience themselves are left to question how much of anything is actually happening, beyond just the campy musical numbers which are clearly just Quinn's delusions. Then at the end of the film, Arthur performs the "killing joke" as it were and shoots Harley dead and reveals that it was all just a ploy to manipulate her into allowing him to escape as he leaves Arkham as the dark and gritty Heath Ledger-esque Joker as opposed to the wackier and sillier Joker in Quinn's fantasies.
Or something like that anyways. I feel like it would have gone down far better as you could honour both sides of the Joker's portrayals in a single film in order to try and please the varying demographics of people who like different interpretations of the Joker's character. Instead we got a sequel that seemingly hated the original film as well as the fans and wasn't made to entertain anyone but the director himself.
The whole time I was watching the show, it made me smile and think of the recent-ish box office bomb that was Joker 2 and how it probably should of taken notes on how to portray a genre-bending Musical. I can see it now, Harley Quinn is assigned to be Arthur Fleck's psychotherapist and tries to break down his Joker persona, but Arthur pulls a Hannibal Lector and gets into her mind instead, causing her to doubt everything she knows and even reality itself. She begins to seriously imagine herself as Joker's lover and partner-in-crime as they terrorise Gotham City with silly crimes. The audience themselves are left to question how much of anything is actually happening, beyond just the campy musical numbers which are clearly just Quinn's delusions. Then at the end of the film, Arthur performs the "killing joke" as it were and shoots Harley dead and reveals that it was all just a ploy to manipulate her into allowing him to escape as he leaves Arkham as the dark and gritty Heath Ledger-esque Joker as opposed to the wackier and sillier Joker in Quinn's fantasies.
Or something like that anyways. I feel like it would have gone down far better as you could honour both sides of the Joker's portrayals in a single film in order to try and please the varying demographics of people who like different interpretations of the Joker's character. Instead we got a sequel that seemingly hated the original film as well as the fans and wasn't made to entertain anyone but the director himself.