Binky The Rabbit

Karma Police - Radiohead I've had the first two chords stuck in my head for a long while, with my brain completing the phrase with various other chords.

Premiership.

This is least excruciating fandom I've seen so far. Except from the "ffs make more Freeman's Mind!112!" but every popular franchise has a percentage of them folk. I guess I could make a vent about this, but I try to keep my nihilistic pessimism from surfacing as much as I can. OT: http://www.ardrossanherald.com/news/14427398.Drugged_chef_stole_a_school_bus/ My home island just got uncharacteristically mad wae it. Obviously it's falling into disrepute in my absence. I shall return and Make Arran Great Again. Or maybe that's just the cocaine talking.

Additional examples: - Guardians Of The Galaxy, when Quill and Gamora are in space. Protip: space doesn't work like that. - The Matrix. "Your mind makes it real." Ehh, no it can't. - Iron Man's suit would not stop Tony Stark from being turned to mush. - Everything to do with Superman. - Every instance of teleportation, ever. - Bruce Wayne's broken back. - Hugh Glass surviving the bear attack. - Ethan Hunt's entire underwater scene in Rogue Nation.

Steak.

@Seattleite: Don't forget the entire concept of the Hulk.

Impractical.

I was certainly thinking it. I had a calzone, followed by a chocolate pizza on Tuesday, and last night I considered getting Domino's. No, bad rabbit! Too late! It's Encyclopedia Dramatica for you now!

Let's make this the 'Accursed Farms' appreciation thread, where we gush all over Ross Scott about how great he is, so that when comes across the thread he'll be all:

He's a reputable man, hopefully he won't need his money back from the bookstore right away! OT: This was my original Facebook profile picture, wayyy back in 2008.

Accursed Farms is one of YouTube's finest brands.

Reminds of Frankie Boyle back when he was on Mock The Week. "And we appear to have a streaker! No, one of the alter boys has escaped from the vestry." zBi1bdFi6z0 Also, the final joke shows just how dated this clip is.

That image is brilliant! I love how the entirety of Folk is down in Level 3! Also quietly pleased that I cover the first 4 levels pretty frequently - gotta love a good slice of Ambient. One thing though - where's Classical?? And I'd put Jazz in level 2 to be honest. OT: Sweet Sue - Havana Swing

Feeling guilty for eating a Nutella pizza. What have I done?

^ Most political and social systems suffer from that exact problem.

In The Eyes Of Nature by Swans (link) Mr. Handagote by Tomas Dvorak ( )Dog and his Master by Marcy Playground (link) Rebel Rebel by David Bowie ( )The Rainbow Connection by Kermit the Frog (Jim Henson) ( )Let's Make Friends by Puerto Rico Flowers ( )No Twilight Within The Courts Of The Sun by Steven Wilson ( )Ancient Echoes by Eternal Tapestry ( )Smile Like Sword by Iron Fist Of The Sun ( )3000 Days by The Pineapple Thief ( )When The Dog Bites by Tropic Of Cancer ( )You Suffer by Napalm Death ( )

7/10 - Nice melancholy, and the modulations are lovely. I like how it builds up towards the end too. The vocal style reminds me of Joy Division. IQb9rf7QSLg

"I know what you're thinking too."

One of my favourite forum moments so far: Thank you Rarity.

Strip My Mind - RHCP

Zar/aki

There's a veteran forum member who's currently on long-term downtime, and if they saw this thread they'd certainly be taking Hitler's side. Very much pro National Socialism. Very much so. I would say the similarities between Nazism and Fascism, along with the legacy of Hitler, and 20th Century novels depicting various dystopia contribute to the notion of "Fascist dictators = bad guys". Yes! I recall seeing a poster sale outside my student union, and there was a giant pro-communism print featuring both Karl Marx and Stalin. I thought to myself "Hang on...didn't Stalin order the deaths and disappearances of many many Soviet Citizens? I guess we're cool with that yeah?" I asked a friend, and he reasoned that Stalin's deaths were politically driven, and that Hitler's deaths were ethnically driven. I guess mass-killing is only a thing to revile when within certain contexts. Also, Hitler was a killer banjo player.

Proof-reading my mate's dissertation.

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/apr/11/four-games-that-tell-great-stories-and-how-they-do-it "In life, these are problems that can be solved by a different kind of narrative interaction than merely punching someone in the face – there is room for games to explore that." Someone tell Batman!