LaLa's Laughably Silly Random Banter Thread - RB #158

[Dragonprime]

Originally Posted by Perenelle

I don't understand. xD

Hartford is chock full of insurance companies.

Originally Posted by Eruantion

Well, yeah, but that doesn't mean the North itself was a side, it was America. There was a lot of involvement from Western states on both sides...

Look, when you deal with the regionalism I do in North Carolina, this is a much better argument

Bah, the South had things like Atlanta. I think we won.

[Eruantion]

Originally Posted by Dragonprime

Bah, the South had things like Atlanta. I think we won.

Yeah, but down here I can't go a day without seeing a shirt that says something like "The South Will Rise Again" Personally, I think that's separatism and it really pisses me off

On a nicer note, the Southeast is actually quite a lovely place if you ignore the unfair share of idiots we have around here

[ZombyWoof]

Originally Posted by Perenelle

Are you sure about that? Maybe It's dyed.

even still they're step-family

[Dragonprime]

Originally Posted by Eruantion

Yeah, but down here I can't go a day without seeing a shirt that says something like "The South Will Rise Again" Personally, I think that's separatism and it really pisses me off

On a nicer note, the Southeast is actually quite a lovely place if you ignore the unfair share of idiots we have around here

That sounds like most places. The important thing is to not get so cocky as to think that you definitely aren't one of the idiots. You never know...

[Eruantion]

Originally Posted by Dragonprime

That sounds like most places. The important thing is to not get so cocky as to think that you definitely aren't one of the idiots. You never know...

I like to think I'm not at least, not in the context of the South.

[Perenelle]

Originally Posted by Dragonprime

Hartford is chock full of insurance companies.

Ah, I never noticed.
I was born in Danbury though.

Originally Posted by ZombyWoof

even still they're step-family

Aww.
My hair is actually naturally dark brown, rest assured.

[Dragonprime]

Originally Posted by Perenelle

Ah, I never noticed.
I was born in Danbury though.

Wait, really? I used to go there every thanksgiving.

[LaZodiac]

Baaaarf.

I hate KFC =(

[ZombyWoof]

Originally Posted by Perenelle

Aww.
My hair is actually naturally dark brown, rest assured.

Oh good because that was going to keep me up at night

[Perenelle]

Originally Posted by Dragonprime

Wait, really? I used to go there every thanksgiving.

Mhmm. I haven't been back since I was two or three though, so I don't remember it much.

Originally Posted by LaZodiac

Baaaarf.

I hate KFC =(

Eh, I've had much worse. =P

Originally Posted by ZombyWoof

Oh good because that was going to keep me up at night

I'm sure.

[Dragonprime]

Continuing with from last night's movie, I'm now watching the second Godzilla. I've started to notice that these old Godzilla movies do something that is able to evoke quite a bit of emotion, unlike the later movies. The directors were willing to burn the sets. In the first movie, when Godzilla attacks Tokyo BURNS. It is terrifying, and incredibly sad. Later movies only had Godzilla smash cities, which is all good and fun, but it misses the much darker tone of the older movies.

[LaZodiac]

Ah, the classic days when Godzilla wa arguably a villain. I still need to actually watch those ones, I'm more familier with the "rampaging protector" phase.

[polity4life]

Originally Posted by LaZodiac

Baaaarf.

I hate KFC =(

I once attempted the Double Down.

...It was the darkest day of my life.

[Dragonprime]

Originally Posted by LaZodiac

Ah, the classic days when Godzilla wa arguably a villain. I still need to actually watch those ones, I'm more familier with the "rampaging protector" phase.

Same with me. That's why I'm taking a look at the older ones, because I'm so unfamiliar with them. The first Godzilla movie was actually surprisingly deep. It turned out to be a mature look at how nuclear warfare can totally mess things up, but also at the fact there are times when we need a superweapon just like the atomic bomb to prevent loss of life, in this case to kill Godzilla. I think it might be my favorite one, or at least very close to Godzilla: Final Wars.

[Pentachoron]

Originally Posted by polity4life

I once attempted the Double Down.

...It was the darkest day of my life.

I once made my own double down. I still haven't forgiven myself.

[LaZodiac]

Gentlemen, I bring you hell.

Spoiler

[Heliomance]

Apparently My Little Pony is quite badass.

[Dragonprime]

Originally Posted by LaZodiac

Gentlemen, I bring you hell.

Spoiler

What on earth is that?

[Blue Ghost]

Originally Posted by Dragonprime

What on earth is that?

What in hell, you mean.
Looks like an arthropod apocalypse to me.

[LaZodiac]

It's spiders, everywhere.

Blue Ghost is right. It is literally what atleast one layer of hell looks like.

[Eruantion]

Originally Posted by LaZodiac

Gentlemen, I bring you hell.

Spoiler

I can see the millions of spiders, but where is it?

[Perenelle]

Originally Posted by LaZodiac

Gentlemen, I bring you hell.

Spoiler

I'm a lady.

are those spiders?

[LaZodiac]

They are Perenelle. And I know you're a lady, just saying "gentlemen" as a general term.

[Perenelle]

Originally Posted by LaZodiac

They are Perenelle. And I know you're a lady, just saying "gentlemen" as a general term.

I know, I was just kidding.

[Dragonprime]

Originally Posted by LaZodiac

It's spiders, everywhere.

Blue Ghost is right. It is literally what atleast one layer of hell looks like.

Oh, that's cool. I love spiders. I'm definitely getting a pet tarantula one day.

[LaZodiac]

That's totally fine Dragonprime. But there is a difference between one spider, and one billion of them.

[ZombyWoof]

Wait perenelle is a gentleman? Someone alert Eruantion!

[Eruantion]

Originally Posted by ZombyWoof

Wait perenelle is a gentleman? Someone alert Eruantion!

Nah, it's cool, I'm asexual anyway.

[ZombyWoof]

[Eruantion]

Originally Posted by ZombyWoof

No, I don't believe it does. Rather, I have sexual ambiguity.