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Mayatheia - Heavens Tear wrote: »I wish i had a setting like that on my pc, so the black letters dont show up at all. What a wonderful world would that be b:pleased
*back to watch the legends of the seeker* b:avoid
QQ but i want to read what he has to say QQ
Val, please change your text color
Oh, and andro, my love, read the books. The tv series is horrid compared to the books. That reminds me!
Question of the day: what's your favorite fantasy/fictional book or book series and why?
(Please forgive spelling and grammar errors as txting from my phone can be a bother, and I don't always catch all of my mistakes)*insert awesome siggy here*0 -
Anneliesse - Heavens Tear wrote: »
Question of the day: what's your favorite fantasy/fictional book or book series and why?
H.P. Lovecraft's series, his crazy world of monsters, dreams, forbidden knowledge, and perspective of humans.
Brave New World by Aldous Huxley because we aren't that far from such a dystopia...
Dante's Divine Comedy, only because I like the complex concepts of religion, mythology, and fictional locations.
I tend to only read old stories, **** the new books of today![SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
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Duckingtiger - Heavens Tear wrote: »You really are a >>>tard<<<. I don't pull catas often,mostly due to the fact that my services are needed else where,but when I do I have always gotten on the towers and crystal,every time.Maybe you should learn how to stun and hf before you try to tell me how to play a barb.
By your performance I can really tell that you don't pull catas often LOL
You worry about how to pull cata, and i'll worry about stun's & HF's !!!
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Anneliesse - Heavens Tear wrote: »
Oh, and andro, my love, read the books. The tv series is horrid compared to the books. That reminds me!
Question of the day: what's your favorite fantasy/fictional book or book series and why?
(Please forgive spelling and grammar errors as txting from my phone can be a bother, and I don't always catch all of my mistakes)
Im sure the book is more interesting, but the movie i can watch with my kids, beside i dont really have much time for reading lately
but thank you for the advise 
My fav book series was Rocambole maybe because it was the 1st one i read.[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
When people walk away from you, let them go... your destiny is never tied to anyone who leaves you.. and it doesn't mean they are bad people.. It just means that their part in your story is over...0 -
Read the hobbit and then lord of the rings trilogy before watching the movies. Loved the books. Movies were nice of course, but quite a bit got left out from the books and some things of the story got a little twisted in the movie.
Also the description of scenes and happenings inside the book were much more epic than watching the film.[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
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Retsuko - Heavens Tear wrote: »Read the hobbit and then lord of the rings trilogy before watching the movies. Loved the books. Movies were nice of course, but quite a bit got left out from the books and some things of the story got a little twisted in the movie.
Also the description of scenes and happenings inside the book were much more epic than watching the film.
LOTR and hobbit win.. Because they are filmed/being filmed in NZ b:cute
And i have read to many book series to have a fav i love them all[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
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I loved Dante's Divine Comedy as well.Other then that,the Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy is one of my favorites.mmmmmm tacos mmmmm
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Mayatheia - Heavens Tear wrote: »I wish i had a setting like that on my pc, so the black letters dont show up at all. What a wonderful world would that be b:pleased
*back to watch the legends of the seeker* b:avoid
The TV show was absolute **** compared to the books, but I must admit...some of the actresses were quite appealing![SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]0 -
Salasyn - Heavens Tear wrote: »The TV show was absolute **** compared to the books, but I must admit...some of the actresses were quite appealing!
and actors too b:avoid
which brings me to ask the question of the day (hope anne wont mind me asking it ;p) name your fav actor/actress and in which movie u liked them most.
Mine is Brad Pitt in Legends of the Fall
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When people walk away from you, let them go... your destiny is never tied to anyone who leaves you.. and it doesn't mean they are bad people.. It just means that their part in your story is over...0 -
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stop stalking me noobreal! b:chuckle[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
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Mayatheia - Heavens Tear wrote: »stop stalking me noobreal! b:chuckle
I'm not noobreal!
b:avoid
As for your question...hmmmm....can it be a music video?
Because then no question DJ Havana Brown - Get it.[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]0 -
Retsuko - Heavens Tear wrote: »Read the hobbit and then lord of the rings trilogy before watching the movies. Loved the books. Movies were nice of course, but quite a bit got left out from the books and some things of the story got a little twisted in the movie.
Also the description of scenes and happenings inside the book were much more epic than watching the film.
I only read the 1st LOTR book cover to cover - skipped alot of the fight scenes in the 2nd too books.
The Harry Potter books are 100 x better than the movies - they leave alot out of the movies, like Peeves.[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
Karma will get you when you least expect it. What goes around comes around.
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Retsuko - Heavens Tear wrote: »Read the hobbit and then lord of the rings trilogy before watching the movies. Loved the books. Movies were nice of course, but quite a bit got left out from the books and some things of the story got a little twisted in the movie.
Also the description of scenes and happenings inside the book were much more epic than watching the film.
Well I'm not much of a fantasy book kind of guy, but atm I'm reading "Nelson Mandela by Himself" written by Selo Hatang and Sahm Venter. The book itself is in fact a collection of Mandela's quotations, and very interesting reading.
And I really love the books that talk about Apartheid ever since I was in South Africa and heard from local people how hard was to live there under the tyranny imposed by the Dutch settlers, and I strongly belive that everyone should read atleast one of them...so that nothing similarly to crimes like those were repeats in the future of humanity.
I read three quarters of the book so far and I can recommend it to anyone even if I'm not finished with reading yet.0 -
Stop provoking and stop being what you are in this topic, for Gods sake just go away[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
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Mayatheia - Heavens Tear wrote: »Stop provoking and stop being what you are in this topic, for Gods sake just go away
I really hope that you are not talking to me Miss Andro !?!?!
I don't read fantasy books, but I do read other kind of books so I shared with others here what I read atm...I described what the book that I read is talking about, I explain why am I interested in books like that, I express hope for a better tomorrow for all people of this world and you tell me that I'm provoking, and that I should go away ???
Are you normal ??? Really are you normal ???0 -
Vallenion - Heavens Tear wrote: »I really hope that you are not talking to me Miss Andro !?!?!
I don't read fantasy books, but I do read other kind of books so I shared with others here what I read atm...I described what the book that I read is talking about, I explain why am I interested in books like that, I express hope for a better tomorrow for all people of this world and you tell me that I'm provoking, and that I should go away ???
Are you normal ??? Really are you normal ???
Val, havent you learned yet that you are so often condescending and quick to belittle others, that they are quick to assume you are ALWAYS trying to do the same? perhaps in the future you should try reading your posts out loud and think about how others may see them before hitting the "reply" button. thanks for the book suggestions i'm sure those people went thru some horrid things. makes me think of the recent book/movie "The Help" just for similarity to basic topic. i've seen that movie, but havent read the book yet (its on my pile at work of books to read when i'm not lurking on forums)
andro, topic of the day is gladly shared with any willing person who wants to start a conversation.
as to answer your question, i really dont have a favorite actor or movie in general. my favorite move of all time, however, is The Little Mermaid for personal reasons 0 -
that black text is even easier to ignore than the yellow text
now i don't even accidentally read any words in his posts[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
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ForeverFaith - Heavens Tear wrote: »Val, havent you learned yet that you are so often condescending and quick to belittle others, that they are quick to assume you are ALWAYS trying to do the same? perhaps in the future you should try reading your posts out loud and think about how others may see them before hitting the "reply" button. thanks for the book suggestions i'm sure those people went thru some horrid things. makes me think of the recent book/movie "The Help" just for similarity to basic topic. i've seen that movie, but havent read the book yet (its on my pile at work of books to read when i'm not lurking on forums)
andro, topic of the day is gladly shared with any willing person who wants to start a conversation.
as to answer your question, i really dont have a favorite actor or movie in general. my favorite move of all time, however, is The Little Mermaid for personal reasons
Yes I did learned, but that is not a reason to pump up every word that I write out of proportions just to do so...ijs
I didn't saw the movie but I did read a book "The Help" that you mentioned, few years ago...
Book is always better choice than a movie for me personaly but i'll get a movie too...and I belive that you will enjoy reading it
Things were similar, but that would be all...
I don't think that you can really compare what South African people sufferd and this thing in Mississippi because thank God things changed in USA, but in South Africa you still have many leftovers from past philosophy and their scars are still very fresh. To make long story short...there could be much more equality than they have atm...
But that is the sad truth of our time, that I hope it will change eventualy.
Thank you for the kind responce.MsEvilness - Heavens Tear wrote: »that black text is even easier to ignore than the yellow text
now i don't even accidentally read any words in his posts
It's not that I care, but thank you for sharing...I guess LOL0 -
@ Anne:
My favorite book series would have to be the Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice; my favorite of the series being The Vampire Armand.
@ Andro:
Favorite movie, and character from said movie, would have to be David Bowie as the Goblin King in Labyrinth. I know it's an oldie, but I don't watch a great deal of TV anymore outside of shows like The Fairly Oddparents, Spongebob Squarepants, and iCarly...Not motivated enough to make another PWI siggy0 -
Vallenion - Heavens Tear wrote: »Yes I did learned, but that is not a reason to pump up every word that I write out of proportions just to do so...ijs
I didn't saw the movie but I did read a book "The Help" that you mentioned, few years ago...
Book is always better choice than a movie for me personaly but i'll get a movie too...and I belive that you will enjoy reading it
Things were similar, but that would be all...
I don't think that you can really compare what South African people sufferd and this thing in Mississippi because thank God things changed in USA, but in South Africa you still have many leftovers from past philosophy and their scars are still very fresh. To make long story short...there could be much more equality than they have atm...
But that is the sad truth of our time, that I hope it will change eventualy.
just because i want to comment on the subject matter, time is a major factor in things such as this. the reason i mentioned the book/movie is because you brought to mind something in my recent memory and that is all. what happened in america so long ago had many stages to it in the way it took shape, was carried out, and how it is remembered in history both in the books and in the minds of others. though our relations here have come a long way, they still have a long way to go. not downplaying what has happened/is happening anywhere else in the world.
sadly, seems like we look for more ways and reasons to hate and discriminate than to love and accept one another. i am a carebear at heart, in game and in rl, so it all hurts to me. *spreads love and rainbows* b:cute
oh and to lor, that movie creeps me out :P0 -
My favorite would have to James Stewart in Its a wonderful life.It is a classic and great movie that has a great message.
As for the history here and things going on in south africa,our problems aren't over.Granted we are further along but there are still hate crimes everyday.You go to the southern part of the US and racism is still very much part of daily life in the smaller communities. Out side of race,homosexuals all over the country are having to deal with close-minded people daily.I had a friend that was attacked and hospitalized on Friday because he is ***,and no other reason.He has 3 broken ribs and a fractured jaw. It saddens me that things like this happen and I really wish it wouldn't because everyone deserves the same rights as anyone else,regardless of race,gender,sexual orientation or creed.mmmmmm tacos mmmmm
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Duckingtiger - Heavens Tear wrote: »My favorite would have to James Stewart in Its a wonderful life.It is a classic and great movie that has a great message.
As for the history here and things going on in south africa,our problems aren't over.Granted we are further along but there are still hate crimes everyday.You go to the southern part of the US and racism is still very much part of daily life in the smaller communities. Out side of race,homosexuals all over the country are having to deal with close-minded people daily.I had a friend that was attacked and hospitalized on Friday because he is ***,and no other reason.He has 3 broken ribs and a fractured jaw. It saddens me that things like this happen and I really wish it wouldn't because everyone deserves the same rights as anyone else,regardless of race,gender,sexual orientation or creed.
Even Croatians ???
I'm not provoking anything to be clear on that, but I would really like to hear the answer ???0 -
its pretty funny speaking of racisim...not the racisim itself being funny, but how the word i tself has worked in the favor of those who claim to be affected most by it...and dont you think especially here in america...that we would be much further along in the "strugle" against it, if the hatemongers on the sides of those they are sworn to protect...would ya know...not make it their lifes work to make sure people are hated against, just so they can make millions from it?
Im lookin at you Sharpton...
US racisim is but merely a joke in light of global racisim...not to take any of it lightly, but c'mon...
anyone...lets make the worlds biggest internet "nerdhug" yes thats right, lets make our own new word to go along with it...whos with me?
(yes random groping will be tolerated durring the "nerdhug" b:dirty[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
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Bale - Heavens Tear wrote: »anyone...lets make the worlds biggest internet "nerdhug" yes thats right, lets make our own new word to go along with it...whos with me?
(yes random groping will be tolerated durring the "nerdhug" b:dirty
Are you going to put on pants for this "nerdhug"??? b:puzzled[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
Karma will get you when you least expect it. What goes around comes around.
It's called Karma and it's pronouced "haha f you"0 -
nerd hugs @.@ i sense these nerd hugs would be very awkward xD[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
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i sense that if bale doesnt put some pants on for these nerdhugs he will be nerdhugging all by himself b:shutup[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
When people walk away from you, let them go... your destiny is never tied to anyone who leaves you.. and it doesn't mean they are bad people.. It just means that their part in your story is over...0 -
someone should get him some pants0
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i heard thehate is selling his santa pants. scottish santa > pantless santa b:chuckle[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
When people walk away from you, let them go... your destiny is never tied to anyone who leaves you.. and it doesn't mean they are bad people.. It just means that their part in your story is over...0 -
haven't seen santa hate for a while
or maybe i just didn't notice[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
Originally posted by LShattered - HeavensTear
Ohhh...I am dumb b:shutup0
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