Truthless of Shinovar

Cool, that sounds pretty nice. I’ve got a forest fire!

In Soviet AonEne, you give advice to Ene!

His shirt blue. With incorrect spelling

What’s your best advice (just in general)?

I need this. Edit: Also, this is awesome

*intercepts said cinnamon rolls and eats them*

It would bring destruction to every Zomonk and zomonk alive, and their pink salmons.

*wins sneakily*

*agrees*

So naturally, a fish slapping contest broke out between the top two zomonks.

It was very effective to slap someone with the said pink salmon.

Here’s my very general thoughts on the Star Wars trilogies: Every trilogy has its strengths and weaknesses. The prequels are great for world building and cool action sequences, but have pretty rough acting/unneeded stuff that could be replaced with way more meaningful stuff (I’m looking at you Anakin and Padme). ((The movie Solo was pretty good, I enjoyed it, and I loved Rogue One, it’s probably my favorite Star Wars movie)). The original three are great. I’ve probably got less complaints about these than others, though they definitely have their failings (none come to mind off the top of my head, it’s been a while since I’ve seen them). They’ve aged pretty well imo and capture that general Star Wars feeling and idea. The sequels... well, the sequels are kinda weird. I loved the first one, even though it was pretty much a copy of A New Hope. It set the stage for the next couple, and I was excited to see where the world would go. Then, the director change happened, Snoke was a piece of garbage, Luke wasn’t really wise but just a grumpy, annoying, old man, and the whole thing just felt a bit like a Disney channel show in space with blasters. Then the last one came. And honestly, it was pretty good. Except for that kiss at the end, the entire Kylo and Rey dynamic was well done, and while I hate that the company is still adding random force tricks every movie, the force-bond teleportation thing was really cool. The biggest problem for me was it felt way to separated from the other two. It was like everyone was trying to pretend that everything that happened in TLJ never happened, and it just leads to this weird sense of discontinuity throughout all the sequels. It was understandable considering what a disaster TLJ was, but it just didn’t seem to work. Wow, that kinda turned into a full blown review/rant. Well, take all this with a grain of salt, because this is just my opinion, and by no means has to be yours as well. I probably could go back and change the wording of my post so it seems more like an opinion, but eh. I’m lazy, so don’t take offense

I came to this thread about 4 minutes too late... I’m making cookies right now

A red herring.

The Nightwatcher slaps you and ignores your wish. This thread, like her, is immortal. She has been plotting how to make it longer than the supposed “Longest Thread,” and she isn’t about to let some mortal stop her. I wish to have the ability to lucid dream.

Aye. I just finished reading a sample of Liar of Partinel. Now I really want to finish it.

*is less bored*

*is bored*

@HeyLookItz Ding ding ding! You got it! Now it’s your turn to give a riddle

I’m definitely mixed. Sometimes, (and especially when I know that my friends will be there) going to dances, parties, and other social activities is the best thing in the world. If it’s all with new people, or people I don’t know as well, it’s nerve wracking, but I’ll likely still go. As for how quick I get tired of the social interaction, it really just depends on how things go. Some nights I would honestly just prefer to stay home and watch a movie, but during times like this, I would much rather go and do something social, simply because it’s been so long since I’ve done something like that.

But suddenly, ADVENTURE!

The rain in Spain shall gain more shame if it blames the game

And so it crashed into Butt Venture.

Nope!