The Syndicate

Vompatti wrote:when i used ratpoison i had caps lock bound to ctrl+t.

I like your avatar.

TinnBubbles.

And rain.

Made wrote:Simon has great taste in television shows.

I like your avatar.

It's about to begin.

@MM, golden, Dom I can't commit, but I'll be rooting for you all.

DisPor's recommendation. *insert folk smiley*

I can't play but...game needs to start now.

Happy birthday, Singapore. :yay:

This Present Darkness by Frank Peretti.

Through The Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll. Bit tough, I have to admit. Nothing quite makes sense. :sigh: ETA: I take that back. It makes sense, but it requires more effort than I'm used to. Which says something. :smile: “Is it very long?” Alice asked, for she had heard a good deal of poetry that d...

Sloonei wrote:I want to be asked questions about things. Does anybody have questions for me?
is anybody here at all? I'll take up this whole dang page.

Why is the pepper shaker happy?

Watching Quarantine 2 with my sister (quit after the first fifteen minutes), and proceeding to read up on rabies and parasites that alter behaviour. :smile: The whole cordyceps thing is wearing out faster than the revival of zombies as an antagonistic story device did. Seriously like the last 10 ye...

Watching Quarantine 2 with my sister (quit after the first fifteen minutes), and proceeding to read up on rabies and parasites that alter behaviour.

I used to love :noble:and

until

came along.

Also,

Metalmarsh89 wrote:Epignosis or thellama73?

Or Metalmarsh89?

Golden wrote:Metalmarsh89 has absolutely no connection to the Black Rock...

She does if you count the Eyeliner Man connection.

Kate or Sawyer?

Or Juliet?

Funny story about Andrew Lloyd Webber. I was once dining at the Chiltern Firehouse (lovely place, expensive as balls) in London and in walks ALW, by himself. I recognize him immediately by his stupid face and pompous gait. Sits down to read the paper. Orders tea. Tea comes, but it didn't have a lem...

You know which books I love most from the Bronte sisters?

The Tenant of Wildfell Hall by Anne Bronte. Agnes is pretty good too.

This might be why - Dude Watching with the Brontes

Why is Wuthering Heights one of the top romance novels? It should be top revenge novel. Totally agree. I also don't get why people love it s much. I hated it. I was 40 pages from the end and threw it across the room and said no more. I hated every single person in that novel. Why do any of the char...

Heiots. Describe your ideal day. A day that leaves me feeling accomplished or having done something worthwhile, which sounds boring and all, but true. Either in having a good practice session, or baking cookies, or reading a good book. Also thunderstorms and hanging out with the family. Anyway, tha...

TinyBubbles wrote:
Heiots wrote:Rain.
Lucky

Heiots, what music do you listen to? That depends on how I'm feeling. :D I enjoy both instrumentals and songs. It can range from classical to funk to musical theatre to indie to ballads. For instrumentals, I enjoy a lot of post-rock, neoclassical, and funk with gospel chords. For songs, if I'm feel...

Salutations! :biggrin: 1) What is the ultimate breed of cat? You may combine breeds if necessary. I don't have an opinion on the ultimate breed of cat. I like too many to decide. Scottish Fold, Norwegian Forest, American Shorthair, Toyger, etc. I can say I'm not a huge fan of the Peterbald or Sphynx...

Why is Wuthering Heights one of the top romance novels? It should be top revenge novel.

Ladder or Step Ladder? Which one is it? This is a very important question. Step Ladder. :eek: Heiots, I already ask you questions all the time. I'm not sure what to interrogate you on, but I guess some people won't know you, so how about: Where do you live? What do you do? How awesome are you? (tha...

:D Unfortunately I can't think of any questions. :p Go ducks. :biggrin: Have you ever smelled something funny and you couldn't tell what it was and then you found out what it was, and it wasn't what you expected? Tell us that story. I would tell that story, but unfortunately, it doesn't exist. I've...

May the metronome die a fiery death.

Epignosis wrote:That's a good album right there.

It makes me miss the South.

Also, this drummer here intrigued me as a kid and was one of the reasons why I started playing.

TBH, THIS is my favorite Kelli O'Hara video. It says the video isn't valid. :( <-- Most unnatural sad smiley I've ever seen. Heiots. :( I'd love to have you. Sorry, Dom, with rehearsals at night and trying to get practices in, I'm pretty sure I can't commit to the game. Still. :hugs: We should talk...

LOV E LOVE LOVE I saw Bridges in April and it was FABULOUS!!! Lucky you! I wish I could see Kelli O'hara live, though I prefer her in the musical theatre style than a more operatic one. (Gershwin invasion here.) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7YXUx4W4cI She is lovely lovely, and her vibrato is li...

Bedelia Du Maurier!

Marry me, Steven Pasquale.

And then I will balk on wedding day.

Rain.

fingersplints wrote:
Heiots wrote:Juliet Burke all the way.
I feel like we have had this conversation before.

We did.

timmer wrote:
Heiots wrote:Juliet Burke all the way.

Backpack guy is a Juliet fan.

Metalmarsh89 wrote:I've also PM'd Heiots. Perhaps she will be interested.

Thanks, Marmot, but I think I'll let Neverwhere take this one. :P

The X-Files. And it's coming back.

Juliet Burke all the way.

Metalmarsh89 wrote:I've always been a snake. I was born in 1989.

To snake years.

bea wrote:HEEEEEEOITTTTTSSSSSS!!!! <3 <3!!

TinyBubbles wrote:Aw thankyou for the warm welcome guys, much appreciated. I never know what to say in introduction posts, lol. And I am from INFJ forum for those who don't know.

I know.

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