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Posted on 08-13-05 12:39 AM, in Best/favorite guitarists Link
(Pretty self-explainatory; this is in no order BTW)

Adam Jones (Tool)
Jimi Hendrix (Jimi Hendrix Experience)
Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin)
Randy Rhodes (Ozzy Osbourne)
Buckethead
Eddie Van Halen (Van Hallen)
Angus and Malcolm Young (AC/DC)
Kirk Hammet and James Hetfield (Metallica)
Dave Mustaine (Megadeth)
Jerry King (Slayer and Megadeth)
Dimebag Darell [?] (Pantera)
Kurt Cobaine (Nirvana)
Tom Morello (Rage Against the Machine and Audioslave)
Slash (Guns N' Roses and Velvet Revolver)
Tony Iommi (Black Sabbath)
Christian Wolberg (Fear Factory)
Adam Dutkiewicz and Joel Stroetzel (Killswitch Engage)
Wes Boreland (Limp Bizkit; no, I don't and never again will like them, I just thought he was a really good guitarist, and I like his guitar work on the Crystal Method song "Weapons of Mass Distortion" off of the Blade: Trinity OST)

That's all for right now. I'm sure there's more, but I can't be bothered thinking...
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Posted on 08-13-05 12:40 AM, in Rant: Game-based movies Link
Originally posted by Jarukoth
With that in mind, I really hope Bloodrayne will break Uwe Boll's losing streak...


I hope so, too... but I doubt it will. Cast and acting isn't everything, you must understand. Cast and acting can only do so much for a film, and judging from the previews, I don't think it has much else to show for it besides that, so yeah, expect another Uwe Boll flopfest.
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Posted on 08-16-05 02:02 AM, in Rant: Game-based movies Link
Originally posted by MC Pee Pants
I would so kill for a Legend of Zelda flick, seeing that Metroid's gonna hit the big screen soon.





Legend of Zelda's already being made, and rest assured, it's gonna suck just like (just about all of) the rest of them. How can they POSSIBLY fit all that story into a 2-3 hour film? And Metroid is being made as well, which I also have doubts on because it's from the producers of Final Destination (one of the most overrated series ever; sorry, just don't like the FD movies; TERRIBLE ACTING!)
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Posted on 08-16-05 08:32 AM, in WWE Thread Link
Question...

Did anyone else start screaming when they heard Bret Hart's music earlier tonight on RAW? I was hoping that he'd at least come in as a special guest referee or something for HBK's match against Hogan at SS. Shawn Michaels screwed Bret at Survivor Series, and this is as good a chance as any to return the favor... but you know the WWE, always missing out on opportunities for great pops.


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Posted on 08-16-05 07:09 PM, in Rant: Game-based movies Link
Originally posted by Abnormal Freak
Originally posted by Seph2k4
And Metroid is being made as well, which I also have doubts on because it's from the producers of Final Destination (one of the most overrated series ever; sorry, just don't like the FD movies; TERRIBLE ACTING!)


Where'd you get that info? Of the confirmed producers, none of them have worked on any of the Final Destination movies, according to IMDb.


Okay, so I guess I could be wrong on that, but if I remember correctly, I might have read something on the net a long time ago along the lines of some of the people who did Final Destination 1 and 2 (might be director, producers, screenwriters, etc) being involved with the Metroid movie. And hell, I know it's bound to suck and everything, just like every other game-based movie, but they should have C2 productions produce it (same productions company that brought us T3:RotM). That would problably be the best thing it would ever have going for it.
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Posted on 08-16-05 10:49 PM, in (NHL) The deal is done! Link
Pittsburgh's looking deadly on offense this year... Palffy, LeClair, Recchi, Crosby, Lemieux, and Malkin if the new transfer deal will permit such, and they got their goalie of the future (MA-Fleury) back for next season along with a vet netminder in Thibault... but on defense?

And Detroit, I hate to say it to you Wings fans (or maybe I don't, I'm undecided), problably WON'T contend this year. They're too old and they don't have the cap money needed to bring back all of their prominent RFAs (Datsyuk, Zetterberg, among others), plus defense is going to be a minor question mark this season considering the age on that blue line. I'd be very surprised if they do any better this year than they did the last 2 seasons.
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Posted on 08-16-05 10:52 PM, in what is your favorite sport? (drjayphd: please let this thread die) Link
NHL hockey for sure, and it's gonna get even better this year with all these rule changes and a salary cap (too bad EA's NHL 2006 won't include a Cap, I was hoping they would), meaning teams like Detroit and Colorado aren't gonna be sucking up all the glory this year like they did in the past.
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Posted on 08-16-05 10:54 PM, in Rant: Game-based movies Link
Originally posted by Abnormal Freak

And hell, I know it's bound to suck and everything, just like every other game-based movie . . .


Nuh-uh. Silent Hill, dammit!


NOTE: I didn't count Silent Hill because that hasn't been done yet.

I also didn't count FF:tSP because it just wasn't Final Fantasy at all except for the name. It's not really a game-based movie if you think about it.
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Posted on 08-17-05 08:53 AM, in The saddest thing. Link
The saddest thing that comes to mindset right now for me would be autism. As saddening as it may sound like, I have it myself, and quite frankly, I feel their pain (and by "their" I mean every other autistic person on the face of the planet). I mean, let's face the facts: autistic people do not want to be autistic, they did not choose to be autistic (rather, they were born autistic), and they just can't change themselves for the better of their surroundings. Whenever something only somewhat bad happens to them, they may get angry, make excuses, point fingers and blame other people for what happened, and that's only one of their sad characteristics. But when something REALLY bad happens to them, something that they feel that they can never get over, like someone they loved laying them off for someone else in the midst of a developing relationship (which they most likely needed help with since they normally do not have very consistent social skills), ie me, they act like it's the worst thing that's ever happened to them even knowing that there were plenty of other really bad instances that occured to them earlier on in their lives, and they shy away from any involvement with the process for a really long time, afraid of being emotionally hurt again when the tides of life close in on them once more (ie: in this case, talking to other girls and trying to start a different relationship). Austic people often behave rather abnormally at these kinds of things, and will send the most emotionally-distraught complaint to whoever it may concern (or may not remotely concern, rather) the first chance they get. They abuse their right to express free will, knowing that it will make them look bad and immature to people paying close attention to their pleas, yet they don't seem to care and can't fight the agony that forces them to express themselves in this way. They like to think to themselves that they are lousy, pathetic no lives and make no effort to make their life better and more enjoyable for themselves, thinking that they can't because they themselves don't think that they are very well accepted into this world one way or another (that's the way I felt when it came to girls acceptance when my last love-interest blew me off and decided that she wanted to be with someone else, and right at the last minute, too), and because of this, they have to strout around, hoping that people will look after and respect them for who they are, thinking that they're "cool" or "hip" or whatnot. They may not know that people who act in similar ways are autistic, but with enough instances like this, it's very pleaseable to form a conclusion that they are and, while they may seem and act like nice people on the outside, there's just no stopping the emotional demons that haunt them day and night from inside of them, the ones that force them to make haunting decisions (like flipping someone off and/or cursing and yelling at them when angry) whenever things are so unfavorable of them, that they just don't care what consequences will soon follow. They see the world in a different way, they see it as their own playground, they remain sad and depressed for the rest of their lives, and feel like throwing it all away, just hoping that they will soon drown within their tears that they shed so that they don't ever have to feel sad, depressed, or often times angry, ever again.

When putting all of these things together, it's rather sad to think of autistic people. Someone who knows an autistic person might try to help them, yet knowing that their advice will not make their lives any better, as if anything ever would. Autistic people are nearly-impossible to cheer up whenever they are feeling down, and they just feel the need to whine and complain about it even if it forces other people to have second thoughts, and with that said, I'm sorry if my posts on this board are sometimes whinny and immature when I'm feeling sad, or mouthy and bitchy (as in badmouthing other board members or even real life people) when angry, but also take the time to consider this: like every other autistic person known to man, I do not want to be autistic, I did not choose to be autistic, and I'm afraid there's nothing I can do to change that aspect of myself.

There, consider that a confession well spoken of.
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Posted on 08-17-05 09:01 AM, in Autism Link
(Yes, I know I made a post about this in another thread; this is simply a thread for those of you who haven't read it and have any thoughts and feelings towards such infractions)

And now here sparks the question... does anyone else here have it besides me? Or know someone who has it? Or even took the time to try to help them out? If so, this is the place to tell about it.

Autistic people are the forever sad faces of this world we live in today. People who qualify as such look at the world as their own playground to shed tears and let out their emotions and hatred, and are looked at by other people in a whole different way. I mean, let's face the facts: autistic people do not want to be autistic, they did not choose to be autistic (rather, they were born autistic), and they just can't change themselves for the better of their surroundings. Whenever something only somewhat bad happens to them, they may get angry, make excuses, point fingers and blame other people for what happened, and that's only one of their sad characteristics. But when something REALLY bad happens to them, something that they feel that they can never get over, like someone they loved laying them off for someone else in the midst of a developing relationship (which they most likely needed help with since they normally do not have very consistent social skills), ie me, they act like it's the worst thing that's ever happened to them even knowing that there were plenty of other really bad instances that occured to them earlier on in their lives, and they shy away from any involvement with the process for a really long time, afraid of being emotionally hurt again when the tides of life close in on them once more (ie: in this case, talking to other girls and trying to start a different relationship). Austic people often behave rather abnormally at these kinds of things, and will send the most emotionally-distraught complaint to whoever it may concern (or may not remotely concern, rather) the first chance they get. They abuse their right to express free will, knowing that it will make them look bad and immature to people paying close attention to their pleas, yet they don't seem to care and can't fight the agony that forces them to express themselves in this way. They like to think to themselves that they are lousy, pathetic no lives and make no effort to make their life better and more enjoyable for themselves, thinking that they can't because they themselves don't think that they are very well accepted into this world one way or another (that's the way I felt when it came to girls acceptance when my last love-interest blew me off and decided that she wanted to be with someone else, and right at the last minute, too), and because of this, they have to strout around, hoping that people will look after and respect them for who they are, thinking that they're "cool" or "hip" or whatnot. They may not know that people who act in similar ways are autistic, but with enough instances like this, it's very pleaseable to form a conclusion that they are and, while they may seem and act like nice people on the outside, there's just no stopping the emotional demons that haunt them day and night from inside of them, the ones that force them to make haunting decisions (like flipping someone off and/or cursing and yelling at them when angry) whenever things are so unfavorable of them, that they just don't care what consequences will soon follow. They see the world in a different way, they see it as their own playground, they remain sad and depressed for the rest of their lives, and feel like throwing it all away, just hoping that they will soon drown within their tears that they shed so that they don't ever have to feel sad, depressed, or often times angry, ever again.

When putting all of these things together, it's rather sad to think of autistic people. Someone who knows an autistic person might try to help them, yet knowing that their advice will not make their lives any better, as if anything ever would. Autistic people are nearly-impossible to cheer up whenever they are feeling down, and they just feel the need to whine and complain about it even if it forces other people to have second thoughts, and with that said, I'm sorry if my posts on this board are sometimes whinny and immature when I'm feeling sad, or mouthy and bitchy (as in badmouthing other board members or even real life people) when angry, but also take the time to consider this: like every other autistic person known to man, I do not want to be autistic, I did not choose to be autistic, and I'm afraid there's nothing I can do to change that aspect of myself. And Mods and Admins, I say this to you: if for whatever reason I EVER feel the need to post things like that (which, judging by the description of what an "autistic" person is, seems inevitable), planned or unplanned, and you feel like a temporary ban might be sufficient, then by God do it. I'm not actually BEGGING to be banned or anything, I'm just saying that it just might all be a matter of me needing time to cool my jets is all.

There, consider that a confession well spoken of. Now that I got that off my chest, I feel a little bit better now.


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Posted on 08-17-05 09:21 AM, in K-T's club for the lonely hearted. Link
My latest "confession" that I made in that new thread I posted pretty much speaks for the lack of opposite sex relationships that I've had. I expressed my love and interest to this one girl, and at the end of it, things seemed like they were swinging in my direction and I felt like I was this: ---- close to obtaining the one thing I haven't had in a long time: a good, strong, healthy relationship... but then the next day, when I was so sure and confident that I would get it all, the unthinkable happened: that this girl not only had an interest in some other guy, but this "other guy" felt the same way about her apparently, meaning I had no shot in hell of getting my wish. Fortunately, it was held off for a few days (over a 3 day weekend, giving me an extra day of torement over the infatuous situation), but when it finally happened, the two getting together and everything... I felt like my sweet and sour side was vastly falling apart, with no one to pick up the pieces. And I don't know if I'm the same loser guy I say I am when expressing my feelings towards the subject, or am just going for the wrong girls thereof. It could be a matter of both, or maybe there are girls out there interested in me... I just never saw of it. In short, I just don't know what to make of the whole situation. Maybe it just wasn't meant for me...

But regardless, I do not emotionally fit to embark in any future girlfriend endaveurs as I fear I'll be seeing the same things over again. There's life for me... sucking up all the glory from an empty spotlight which shines over me... or maybe it's over someone else, I dunno...


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Posted on 08-19-05 08:07 AM, in Autism Link
They also take things MUCH more seriously than normal people (most of the time, anyway), as well as much more easily intimidated by things. Whenever things like some girl I like rejecting me and/or going for some other guy when I'm holding talks with her occur, I label myself as an all-around ugly person and feel like I want to kill myself. And when autists get angry, they just wont take shit from other people. They'll just get up in a rage of frenzy and make a quick, brude reaction even if it makes them look bad around other people. Happens to me all the time whenever someone pokes fun at me. I'm not saying there's anything wrong with being autistic, but at times, it isn't exactly the best thing that could happen to a person, either, and because of this, I can't stand being called "stupid" for something I do or did. The word, coupled with my name, or the word "you" in reference to myself literally OFFENDS me. Why? Because I'm autistic and I can't help it if I sometimes talk unclearly, stutter while talking, or act funny or whatever. I'm not saying that ALL autistic people are like this, I'm just saying: don't judge a book by it's cover. That's like hating on someone just because they're black whereas you may be white or Asian, only you can actually tell that they're black just by looking at them. You can't know that someone is autistic on first sight. It doesn't work that way at all.


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Posted on 08-20-05 04:49 AM, in Autism Link
Truly, I thought there was more to autism than lack of communication skills, one of the things that I've forever suffered from thanks to this special case of autism here that I have. Yes, these are all notable cases of autism (lack of communication, problems with speech, depression, etc) but the biggest ones which come to mindset are anger/depression/emotional problems, mainly anger problems (for me, at least). For instance, there was something that happened today that really pissed me off just thinking about it, and I get the feeling that I'll grow even more angry about it by the time today is out if it turns out as I think it will (or by tomorrow, in other words). I'd go right ahead and tell you what it is, but you'd problably think I'm a whiny little bitch if I did. Let's just say it's simply a matter of a someone, a very special someone, or very special someoneS, not doing their job which may cost me something I've wanted for quite some time.

There's also this one OTHER thing that's really bothering me right now, which would more or less be considered "whinny" in the form of a text message or post.


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Posted on 08-20-05 05:06 AM, in Rant: Game-based movies Link
Originally posted by Trapster
Originally posted by Seph2k4
Originally posted by MC Pee Pants
I would so kill for a Legend of Zelda flick, seeing that Metroid's gonna hit the big screen soon.





Legend of Zelda's already being made, and rest assured, it's gonna suck just like (just about all of) the rest of them. How can they POSSIBLY fit all that story into a 2-3 hour film?


Maybe it isn´t possible for them to fit the whole story into a 2-3 hour film but maybe if they make a trilogy.


Yes but you gotta remember that LoZ is a BIG game with LOTS of story to it. The best they could do with a Zelda movie is tell only the general parts of the story of the first game in an entire movie trilogy, each installment only telling parts of it and thus, leaving out quite a bit of the interesting plotlines/character plotlines in the game. And thus it's a GAME-based movie, meaning it would suck even if they managed to fit the entire story into it (which is TOTALLY impossible to do in just 2-3 hours timing). It may be a fun game to play, but I don't think those big boss battles would translate into good action scenes when put on-screen.
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Posted on 08-29-05 07:03 AM, in Autism Link
Well, I suppose that's true... having autism has it's strengths and it's weaknesses, though I must say I was (at least partially) mis-informed about autistic psychiatrical effects. My older brother informed me of having it long before I knew it... and he also said that people who are affected by autism tend to have emotional/anger/control issues, which, from my standpoint, is true, and I don't know whether he was actually right about what he said, or if it's just because I take Acutaine (?) which my doctor said CAN cause such behavior, or even both, but I bet he was right. I was never able to take abuse, in any way, shape, or form, too well. I remember acting up in front of the whole class several years back (quite a few years, actually) whenever some one would do something to piss me off, like getting me in trouble, harrassing me and getting away with it, etc, and I must say it must've been embarrasing for the whole rest of the class to bear witness to, but I just couldn't help myself. It's more or less the same way now; I don't act up, anymore, at least not in that way, but not only do I tend to take these kinds of things more seriously than I should have, but that thought sticks in my head seemingly for eternity and I many times think back to what happened and feel the immense anger in ensued flowing within me, even if it WAS soooooooooo long ago when it happened. When damage is done, it's done permanently. That's how it is with me. That is problably the biggest issue I have with having autism, but you're definitely right. It's not like it doesn't come without a saving grace, or whatnot. As a matter of fact, I would much rather be the emotional-autistic than the impaired type of autistic where they can't talk and may even be mentally retarded (though I AM partially "impared" at that front; I CAN talk, but I habitually stutter while doing so at times). There are MUCH worse things I could've been born with than autism.
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Posted on 08-30-05 01:35 AM, in In a quandry; a love-related quandry Link
I'm having trouble getting started on this one girl in my class who I'm interested in that I just don't what to do, who to look for for help.

Here's the scoop: there's this one girl in a couple of my classes who I have a devoted interest in, but there's several things that need to be cleared up. One, I don't know if she already has a boyfriend or not; she never really talks about it in either of the two classes we are in, at least I don't hear her talking about it, and two, what to do or say if I find out that she doesn't. I really want to find out if she does or not, but I don't know where, when, or how. There's this one other girl who sits right in front of me beside of her desk in 4th period who she talks to a lot, and I think she would know if she does or not, but the thing is, if I ask her, she'll respond back with "Why? Do you like her or something?" regardless of whether she's "on the market" or not, and on that, you can trust me. People are always like that at my school when it comes to this stuff. I can pretty much guarantee you she would ask me that question in return. Worse yet, even if and when I do get my answer, and she really doesn't have a bf after all, I don't know how I'm going to win her over, being the shy person that I am. You see, I'm the kind that "breaks under pressure" and that's exactly what trying to start a boy-girl relationship does: it puts pressure on you, because if you mess up, like persay you say or do the wrong thing and she resents you for it, then you will have just made a HUGE mockery out of yourself, and since, unless you have her phone # or Instant Messenger handle (which I don't for her), other people will be listening in on it, you would embarrass yourself around those people as well. If you're gonna make it public, you'd better hope and make sure it all pays off in the end. Otherwise, it's a total waste of an effort, is it not?

Perhaps some of you could give me a few pointers, that is, if I manage to get the answer I'm hoping I will get.
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Posted on 08-31-05 01:55 AM, in In a quandry; a love-related quandry Link
Okay, thus far, here is what I have learned...

Today in 4th period, I have found out that she doesn't officially "have" a boyfriend right now (at least I don't think she does after what I have just learned), but there is this one guy in one of her other classes who she thinks is "really cute" and everything. That doesn't necessarily mean it's "over" or "too late" for me, but I may have my work cut out for me on this one.

On the other hand, there may be SOME chance that this one guy is already dating someone else. I'm not truly optomistic OR pessimistic on this one, I'm just saying. I know she mentioned it (in whispering) in class. I should've asked then ("does he like you?") and if that were to be my answer, well, then I could tell her that I know exactly how she must feel about that if that is indeed the case (I've had it happen right before my very own eyes, as a matter of fact). It's been a week into school and yet apparently nothing between the two has happened thus far. Wouldn't she have already proposed to him by now?

But regardless, I MIGHT still try, anyway. I had a rather brief discussion with her today in 4th period... not much of a "movement" towards getting her if you want to call it that. Seriously, I would want to know if she feels left out because that one other guy is currently dating, because I know I can relate to it in every which way and that would probably set fair grounds for this little "movement" (I second the words "if you want to call it that" here), and thus, the first thing a girl would want in that case is to have someone cheer her up, and right about now, I don't think anyone would feel stronger towards such a feeling than me.


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Posted on 08-31-05 02:29 AM, in In a quandry; a love-related quandry Link
In all honesty, I don't think she "knows" the guy all too well. I just remember hearing her say that "he's hot" and all that. She never did mention his name (she probably would have mentioned it if she did). She also said that she just looks at and observes him from a distance in the one class the two are in (weight lifting). The fact that she (supposedly) hasn't done anything means that either that other guy IS already dating someone else like I said, thus putting her on "hold" or that she doesn't actually know the guy that well.

Me? I've at least gotten to know her before making any such decision involving her. I've known her since last year, and I've known her "predecessor" for several years now, and I wish I could say I (still) felt the same way about her now that I did a year ago, going right ahead and dating some other guy when I was in the midst of a "discussion" with her, to so speak, and when she was freelance once again, started going back out with him immediately after coming to the decision that she was "done" with him and, while I could try her again, if all else fails, I don't see how it could be done even if she is "freelance" once more. She's not in any of my classes or has the same lunch period as I do, and the only way I could ever get the chance to talk to her is in the car rider line when someone comes to pick me up from school, and that's only sometimes. I wouldn't exactly "rule" out that option, but I just don't see it happening. So new gal it is, then.

Still, I don't think I should "tell" her or spill the secret (as in tell other people around me). Not yet, anyway. Maybe if and when we get down to the bottom of it all (or even the middle) I'll tell her just how I truly feel about her.


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Posted on 08-31-05 02:36 AM, in South Park Bigger Longer and Uncut Link
I saw it on Comedy Central one time, and they aired it just the way they should have, too (uncut and uncensored). So yeah it's all good in the game.

Funny movie BTW, and that is a total understatement, and I mean total understatement.
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Posted on 08-31-05 04:19 AM, in In a quandry; a love-related quandry Link
That other girl I was talking about was actually my ex-love interest. Broke my heart once, supposedly twice (twice being when she went back out with her ex; I started talking to her a little bit afterwards [afterwards being when she broke up with him] until then)), and I don't think I'll come back to risk a 3rd time even if such an opportunity does come by more often than expected. Why pass up an opportunity as good as this one, for something that'll only come by once a week, if that (when I can actually get a ride)?

But you are right, the fact that she only thinks he's cute definitely doesn't mean it's too late for me to make my move, or anything. It just means that, if I were to ask her out right now, she would probably say no (at this rate, she'd probably say no anyway, but this lengthens that aspect).

In the meantime, I'll do everything I can to make sure that it goes well, and even ask people around me for help if I must (but at the same time, I would make sure that this doesn't "spill" the secret like I talked about earlier).




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