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Lord Vulkas Mormonus Vile High Xeodent of Xeomerica.          Since: 10-29-04 From: North Carolina, United States. World, Sol System, milky way Since last post: 93 days Last activity: 93 days |
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| Granted, but its the day Batman gets his back broken.
I wish I could corrupt your next wish. |
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Lord Vulkas Mormonus Vile High Xeodent of Xeomerica. Since: 10-29-04 From: North Carolina, United States. World, Sol System, milky way Since last post: 93 days Last activity: 93 days |
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| lol, they've done that as long as I've been here.
So I'm thinking I might actually pass FX in the next couple of weeks, the way posting has been going. Then I'll just need to pass Cairoi's fake number, and I'll be good. |
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Lord Vulkas Mormonus Vile High Xeodent of Xeomerica. Since: 10-29-04 From: North Carolina, United States. World, Sol System, milky way Since last post: 93 days Last activity: 93 days |
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| ...how did Vince beat me?
I will destroy you all! |
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Lord Vulkas Mormonus Vile High Xeodent of Xeomerica. Since: 10-29-04 From: North Carolina, United States. World, Sol System, milky way Since last post: 93 days Last activity: 93 days |
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| O_o
Let's hope he wasn't a catholic priest! |
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Lord Vulkas Mormonus Vile High Xeodent of Xeomerica. Since: 10-29-04 From: North Carolina, United States. World, Sol System, milky way Since last post: 93 days Last activity: 93 days |
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| I would, but I procrastinate simbattling way too much for such victories.
And yes, you will see a shredfest someday, they are truly a wonder to behold. |
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Lord Vulkas Mormonus Vile High Xeodent of Xeomerica. Since: 10-29-04 From: North Carolina, United States. World, Sol System, milky way Since last post: 93 days Last activity: 93 days |
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| Alright, here's the deal, you hear a funny joke, you post the funny joke, we laugh. Good? Yes.
I'll post a couple to get us started. Two muffins were in an oven, you know, just chilling and baking, when one says to the other, "Wow, it's getting freaking hot in here!" The other says, "Holy crap! A talking muffin!" Two fish were in a tank, when one says to the other, "You drive, I'll man the gun!" Now post yours! |
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Lord Vulkas Mormonus Vile High Xeodent of Xeomerica. Since: 10-29-04 From: North Carolina, United States. World, Sol System, milky way Since last post: 93 days Last activity: 93 days |
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| Just going to have to say, Indigo Prophecy was amazing. I've played it a few times, and each time I make the mistake of playing it for about four hours without a break. | |||
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Lord Vulkas Mormonus Vile High Xeodent of Xeomerica. Since: 10-29-04 From: North Carolina, United States. World, Sol System, milky way Since last post: 93 days Last activity: 93 days |
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Yeah, but I need a PS3 for that.  |
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Lord Vulkas Mormonus Vile High Xeodent of Xeomerica. Since: 10-29-04 From: North Carolina, United States. World, Sol System, milky way Since last post: 93 days Last activity: 93 days |
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| Aaand...
I guess that that means I can get on more post to close this. See ya'll in the war! |
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Lord Vulkas Mormonus Vile High Xeodent of Xeomerica. Since: 10-29-04 From: North Carolina, United States. World, Sol System, milky way Since last post: 93 days Last activity: 93 days |
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| Just timed it, one minute twenty seconds at rest, though more like 40 when swimming.
What's the worst injury you've gotten? |
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Lord Vulkas Mormonus Vile High Xeodent of Xeomerica. Since: 10-29-04 From: North Carolina, United States. World, Sol System, milky way Since last post: 93 days Last activity: 93 days |
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| Eh, it's not working, I'll post it later. (Last edited by Vulkar on 07-09-10 12:16 PM) |
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Lord Vulkas Mormonus Vile High Xeodent of Xeomerica. Since: 10-29-04 From: North Carolina, United States. World, Sol System, milky way Since last post: 93 days Last activity: 93 days |
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| Daniel, a cat of ultimate awesome and doom. Seriously, he killed a few things that were about twice his size, and he weighed about 30 pounds.
How often do you crack your knuckles'? (Last edited by Vulkar on 07-09-10 12:14 PM) |
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Lord Vulkas Mormonus Vile High Xeodent of Xeomerica. Since: 10-29-04 From: North Carolina, United States. World, Sol System, milky way Since last post: 93 days Last activity: 93 days |
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| Alright, so I wrote this for my creative writing class, based on a couple of ideas that were running through my mind, so enjoy.
And for the helpful critics, the strange dialog is a little deliberate, and I felt it was necessary for the type of story I was doing. Legacy I stared down at him, at my friend. Chuck, we called him. He was like a father to me. He was dying, his cancer at last winning its fateful battle. Chemotherapy did nothing, no amount of radiation would heal him. We stared at each other for what seemed like hours, both knowing that this talk would be our last, neither wanting to waste our final words. “Don\\\'t turn out like me,” he at last said. New tears entered into my eyes. “What do you mean?” I asked. “You always did the best with what you had.” He tried to shake his head, but coughed with just that effort. “No...I was never anything more than anyone else. I never made a difference. I was never important.” I looked at him. His hair white, his skin red, flushed with pain. “Only at the end,” he said, “Only at the end do I realize what is truly important. You will remember me, your children may remember me, but beyond that, I\\\'m gone. Nothing more than a fleeting thought in earth\\\'s memory.” We sat in his bedroom, he didn\\\'t want to spend his last moments in a busy hospital, dressed in an uncomfortable gown, laying on a sterilized bed a thousand other men had died on. A TV in the room, with nothing more than a few basic channels. “You saved us,” I said. “Without you, none of us would be anything.” His sheets were white, his blanket a bright sky-blue. It seemed inappropriate, the colors were too happy for this. It almost made it worse, almost. He laughed, or tried to. A grunt of pain. “I adopted you,” he said. “It was never meant as anything more than publicity. A public relations ploy, a way to make myself more money. You were supposed to be raised in day cares and by servants.” The walls were gray, a gigantic mirror leaned against one wall, he must have stood in front of that mirror a thousand times, adjusting his tie, straightening his jacket. “But it never turned out that way,” I said. “You took us, all four of us who would have been nothing. You took us under your wing, taught us everything we know.” He stared back up at me, a desperate plea in his eyes. “Even that didn\\\'t work,” he said. “One of you left, never to speak to us again. Two others turned to drugs. Only you, only you have any hope for a good life.” My eyes widened. His mouth turned into a small smirk. “You didn\\\'t think I knew about them? I may not be your father, but I still know you like sons.” My eyes drifted, this room had many windows. All of them were dark. The blinds were closed, concealing the night behind them. “You can\\\'t blame yourself for them,” I finally said, more tears floating into my eyes. “You were too late. they lived in foster homes, drifting from place to place, it destroyed them.” He nodded, but a sad look still covered his eyes. He knew, but it made no difference. “And what of my other pursuits?” he said. “I destroyed other businesses for my own profit. I was considered ruthless, terrible. Customers were ripped off by my business, but still came back for more, believing I was the best.” “But you stopped,” I said. “You tried to fix everything. You tried to be more than you once were.” The room was small, but it was serviceable. A soft lamp lit the contents with a pale white color. It only emphasized his dying face. He shook his head. “It wasn\\\'t enough. I was fired from the board. I couldn\\\'t do anything then.” “But you did you something. You donated even what money you had to charity. What you gave made a difference. What you did helped.” He coughed, once again. “Perhaps you\\\'re right,” he said. “Still...was it enough? Will anyone remember me? Will they remember me for what I was, or for what I am now? What will matter, my wrongs, my misdeeds, or what I did you raise you? Will my charity ever be important?” I took his hands in mine. “Does it matter?” I asked. “You did enough.” He sighed a deep breath. “Enough for you, enough to make up for my misdeeds, maybe. But it is still not enough. I could have done more, could have helped more.” His eyes stared into mine, pleading, unsatisfied. “It is never enough.” His eyes went still, his hand went limp. I froze, not content to let it end here. “Your legacy will live on,” I said. “You will be remembered, what you have done will make a difference. I will make sure of that.” I looked once more down on him, and closed his dead eyes. The cancer had won, but his legacy would live on. It would live on because he was right. It is never enough. (Last edited by Vulkar on 07-09-10 12:25 PM) |
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Lord Vulkas Mormonus Vile High Xeodent of Xeomerica. Since: 10-29-04 From: North Carolina, United States. World, Sol System, milky way Since last post: 93 days Last activity: 93 days |
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| Alex's eyebrow lifted slightly as the sword stabbed towards him on its own. A sword handled by its owner would be easily blocked by a stab, due to the outstretching of a man's arm, but for a sword that was floating on its own, Alex didn't want to risk it.
He spun quickly, out of the sword's reach, and slammed his own blade against it, hopefully at least knocking it out of the air. At the same time as Alex slapped the sword, he released his true attack. The brain is powered by energy, powered by electricity. Electrons, neutrons, protons, all moving from atom to atom, molecule to molecule, just like a computer, except organic. Alex hadn't been charging an attack, he had been attempting to focus on Cairoi's brain cells. As Alex was able to control and detect energy, just as Cairoi was able to control and detect the earth, he could sense the power in a person's brain. However, Alex was used to dealing with huge flows of energy. Concentrating on something as small as a person's brains was difficult for him, and as it was, he was only able to concentrate on a small part of Cairoi's brain, the occipital lobes, the part of the brain required for sight. With a thought, he attempted to force the energy in that part of Cairoi's brain to reverse itself. Currents would travel the wrong way, messages could not be sent or recived, and with any luck, it would tear Cairoi's occipital lobes apart without releasing any energy for Cairoi to absorb. If it was succesful, Cairoi would lose his sight. No physical functions, no ability to move, and no supernatural powers, but it would blind him, and that, Alex hoped, would be enough. (Last edited by Vulkar on 07-09-10 02:27 PM) |
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Lord Vulkas Mormonus Vile High Xeodent of Xeomerica. Since: 10-29-04 From: North Carolina, United States. World, Sol System, milky way Since last post: 93 days Last activity: 93 days |
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| Vulkar raised an eyebrow and smiled. "Its not supposed to be."
The war was about to begin. |
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Lord Vulkas Mormonus Vile High Xeodent of Xeomerica. Since: 10-29-04 From: North Carolina, United States. World, Sol System, milky way Since last post: 93 days Last activity: 93 days |
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| Heh, no, the idea was more just floating in my head for a while, and so I was walking along the road one day when I thought, you know, this would be an interesting way to tell the story, so I did it. | |||
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Lord Vulkas Mormonus Vile High Xeodent of Xeomerica. Since: 10-29-04 From: North Carolina, United States. World, Sol System, milky way Since last post: 93 days Last activity: 93 days |
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| Watch Lost, xD.
What's your favorite Final Fantasy game? |
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Lord Vulkas Mormonus Vile High Xeodent of Xeomerica. Since: 10-29-04 From: North Carolina, United States. World, Sol System, milky way Since last post: 93 days Last activity: 93 days |
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Originally posted by phoenix Gotta love the irony, xD. |
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Lord Vulkas Mormonus Vile High Xeodent of Xeomerica. Since: 10-29-04 From: North Carolina, United States. World, Sol System, milky way Since last post: 93 days Last activity: 93 days |
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| Because they walked fifteen miles, uphill both ways to get to school everyone morning. Back in their day, you didn't have fancy cars, and only the rich kids had bikes!
When is the last time you mowed your lawn? |
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Lord Vulkas Mormonus Vile High Xeodent of Xeomerica. Since: 10-29-04 From: North Carolina, United States. World, Sol System, milky way Since last post: 93 days Last activity: 93 days |
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Xeios, you are an idiot, and I hope you get cancer and die you stpid piece of defecated cow manure.
Originally posted by Vulkar And I'll do the clementine one later. 
1. Post a picture of yourself smiling broadly. 2. Complete the island of this game: http://armorgames.com/play/6137/crush-the-castle-2 3. Earn a new Xbox Live achievement, or a PS3 trophy, or some sort of equivalent for some Wii game. (Last edited by Vulkar on 07-10-10 02:22 AM) |
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