....unless it was very, very rude and deserved severe mental punishment.
State of the Game
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Tolkien was mad at Disney because he turned absolutely horrible "tale" into, well, Disney tales.
I don't believe in punishing children overly, not to mention psychological torture.
Or how about
i dont believe in children. that's why in Utopia, we're spearheading an egg to adult growth process that provides future humans with a healthy life experience to start things off with without having all of the downsides of children to ruin adults lives in having to manage. They are incubated in an artificial womb in the most ideal environment for healthy growth ...then directly connected to the Sim Archive with a curated unique life experience to teach and nurture the child in an accelerated growth state. Finally once they reach maturity they are introduced to the real world thru our state of the art educational facilities and they enter Utopian society.
No muss, no fuss, no life ending choices to make that pits your life against the survival of the species.
edit: it's truly the ultimate harmony thru technology. The entire process takes mere months, but for the person undergoing the process, it feels like 16-20 years.
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Or (after Scooby Doo)
I think one of Kenneth Williams last shows too
I think one of Kenneth Williams last shows too
Me neither.
I was always telling my son he can be as rude and annoying as he wants,
as long as he is ready to face some specific consequence I explained to him,
tailored according to the "severeness" of his current deed he did NOT want to stop repeating.
He understood the idea of "Strafgesetzbuch" (the criminal code) very early in life
I once had flu (the real, horrible one, not a sniffle) and had a really trippy fever dream to this theme that just got faster and faster in my head....
I had such a crush on the lady why played the gatekeeper.
As a teen I saw her on a school trip in some Shakespeare gubbins at an open air theatre show in a London park.
Don't remember much as I passed out due to the heat and had to get rescued by the teacher.
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Hello, little old lady!
As a big fan of Spongebob Squarepants, and an especially huge fan of the original movie, I approve of this message.
SI also feel the need to say
Berk! Feed me!
Berk! Feed me!
A couple of anecdotes, that some may know of point 1.
1. A fraggle is a rhyming nickname for an idiot - the second word is the rhyming slang bit, silly londoners. For example, I think Ender is a right fraggle. (obviously just an example).
2. My a level maths teacher looked and spoke like Tom Baker. But he wasn't Tom Baker. Not was he a baker. He wasn't called Tom either.
I think anecdote one is better....
Anyway I am distracted by foxy, apologies for being in and out...
1. A fraggle is a rhyming nickname for an idiot - the second word is the rhyming slang bit, silly londoners. For example, I think Ender is a right fraggle. (obviously just an example).
2. My a level maths teacher looked and spoke like Tom Baker. But he wasn't Tom Baker. Not was he a baker. He wasn't called Tom either.
I think anecdote one is better....
Anyway I am distracted by foxy, apologies for being in and out...
The best trailer in the history of cinema was made for Spongebob :As a big fan of Spongebob Squarepants, and an especially huge fan of the original movie, I approve of this message.
I will take that as a compliment, as long as you don't mean special in the 'special' way?
Spongebob is my litmus test for people. The ones that don't like it are not worth engaging.As a big fan of Spongebob Squarepants, and an especially huge fan of the original movie, I approve of this message.