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Don't worry, eventually your degree will settle into its life, develop a pack-a-day, bottle-a-day habit, experiment with harder drugs, then realize it likes dressing up in women's clothing; then it will be prepared to discuss where to put the apostrophe with authority.This is my English degree trying desperately to be useful.
Mah ip is blocked, cant read capn.lol
http://forums.mtgsalvation.com/showpost ... count=2596
"QUICK, DESTROY THE EVIDENCE. THE BLOOD MUST BE CLEANED OFF MY HANDS"
It's too bad we don't have a secret subforum where we can coordinate troll attempts where only we can see so that we don't have to catch on because only one of us is an actual rocket scientist.
I am particularly interested in committing internet genocide
in soviet gutter, New York somewhere in you
You post on dtr? Cool? Honestly, I don't know who posts there and who doesn't.
I actually read that site quite a bit but its mostly because a lot of the people I used to interact with on MTGS are over there.
It should be a privilege to post here
You post on dtr? Cool? Honestly, I don't know who posts there and who doesn't.
I actually read that site quite a bit but its mostly because a lot of the people I used to interact with on MTGS are over there.
It should be a privilege to post here
That's too bad. The nature of the speech, referencing the ephemeral and inescapable cycles of command, can really help one understand the dangers of ignoring the sins of one's past. When it comes down to it, MacBeth is nothing but a usurper, a terrorist, a scumbag, and it's only after that speech, that point in the story, that he really accepts his own nihilism. It's important, because once you become that jaded, a whole slew of new atrocities suddenly become acceptable options to him; he holds the crown for no other reason than because it is the crown. Like all of Shakespeare's tragedies, it is at its heart a morality play, and MacBeth couldNo. And honestly, after looking it up, I'm glad that I didn't. I was a philistene before it was cool.
You post on dtr? Cool? Honestly, I don't know who posts there and who doesn't.
I actually read that site quite a bit but its mostly because a lot of the people I used to interact with on MTGS are over there.
It should be a privilege to post here
You post on dtr? Cool? Honestly, I don't know who posts there and who doesn't.
I actually read that site quite a bit but its mostly because a lot of the people I used to interact with on MTGS are over there.
It should be a privilege to post here
just disble safe search problem solved.This can be comfirmed by searching for vaginas. If the search returns Georgia O'Keeffe paintings, it's got you pegged.
I would still like to see the posts sent over to ( N_S ) and have the Salvation Gutter archived away and replaced with a link to MTGC.
A huge blow to the covenant of MTGS banned membersThey banned a little piece of us all that day
I would still like to see the posts sent over to ( N_S ) and have the Salvation Gutter archived away and replaced with a link to MTGC.
I would still like to see the posts sent over to ( N_S ) and have the Salvation Gutter archived away and replaced with a link to MTGC.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smUJkUyySJQYou can really see the downward spiral in Schulz's later work
This got better and better as it went onhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smUJkUyySJQYou can really see the downward spiral in Schulz's later work
Does he?I'm not going to argue Picard's badassness, but Kirk has multiple maneuvers named after him.Yes, the one that Kirk overcame.wait, that was that supposedly impossible Star Trek scenario
Yet Picard's the one with the maneuver named after him. Because he's a fucking badass.
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