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  1. Styx
    Tell her to close her eyes at her next attempt. Give the guys below a trampoline. Have fun.
    Post by: Styx, Nov 16, 2009 in forum: The Spam Zone
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    Talk to a cute girl while walking down the street

    Ask for tissues for cleaning bird shit
    Post by: Styx, Nov 16, 2009 in forum: The Spam Zone
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    Funnily enough I didn't have any particular people in mind (or did I?) when I wrote this but if you'd give me one minute to think about it I could probably link three members to any of the following:

    1. Should never have noticed the Post-Your-Picture thread.
    2. Should never have noticed Discussion in general.
    3. I miss this person here.
    4. Needs a sense of humor.
    5. Arrogance is only justified when you're considered intelligent, and not just by yourself.
    6. You're scene, and scene sucks.
    7. Get your act together. No one actually talks like that!
    8. You sound like the kind of person I'd hang out with. Which means I think you're cool.
    9. You're a liar, and a bad one at that.
    10. Honest respect from me. You deserve every bit of it. Anyway, how are you? inbeforesomeoneansweringtothis
    Post by: Styx, Nov 16, 2009 in forum: The Spam Zone
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    "There used to be mountains here, all different in peak and dell. Though high as they stood, they were feasted upon by the gluttons called Wind and Rain. "Learn to talk already!", I shouted in vain. Because before they knew it, every last one of them was grinded to dust. Each grain journeying its own quests, only knowing and caring for their own. Pathetic. No one should find satisfaction in leading only one life."
    Mature enough to know at least that, was Catherine. The people rather who invented communication deserved her most loving of kisses but only the person who can tell her what it is shall be dragged into her, be pampered and in the end crippled so terribly that he would never ever get a chance to escape.
    She will communicate the violent way if she has to.

    Catherine Wheel is a living corpse in the process of decomposing. Ripping her fibers apart one at a time, she reduces herself to tiny figments hoping that they would somehow come to carry eachother's burdens. Alas, instead of doing so they all whine their daily lament of: "Catherine oh Catherine, when are we leaving here?"

    She sleeps underneath a parachute. According to her own religion -the one she herself does not believe in- the walls, floor and ceiling will merge on the apocalypse as pieces of a puzzle. The tyrant glued together from all her limitations -both physical and non- shall evict her from her queendom. That is why she will love him, cherish him, be intimate with him, and eventually want to flee from him. Things will get ugly. Heads will roll, angels will fall. Hence the parachute. It's her guarantee to a more beautiful downfall than she deserves.

    It has never ended that way. Catherine is trapped inside a blank sheet of paper which no author wishes to write upon. And with good reason too; Catherine is the loneliest person in her universe, and therefore the most dangerous.
    "Loneliness was never a laughing matter. Even less so is love. Come accompany me, come love me if you dare."
    Thread by: Styx, Nov 16, 2009, 18 replies, in forum: Archives
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    - First impression?
    - Impression now?
    - What do you think of old-school westerns?
    - Are you an anime viewer? If so, casual or rather die-hard?
    - Why did you join this community when you did?

    That'll be all for now.
    Post by: Styx, Nov 16, 2009 in forum: The Spam Zone
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    Wow, that's scary dude. I hope she'll come to her senses.
    Post by: Styx, Nov 16, 2009 in forum: The Spam Zone
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    It goes without saying that I'm fed up with the emo crap.
    What annoys me most is not the fact that they overdramatize their lives, but that they feel that the whole world should know about that, and that some of them even treat it like some kind of contest. That sickens me most.

    But like Misty said, emo hardly means anything nowadays. An evolution I can only approve of.
    Post by: Styx, Nov 16, 2009 in forum: Discussion
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    Spam Zone material.
    -moved-
    Post by: Styx, Nov 16, 2009 in forum: The Spam Zone
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    Interesting strategy.

    Interesting strategy.
    Profile Post by Styx for The Mender, Nov 16, 2009
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    Sure. What's up?

    Sure. What's up?
    Profile Post by Styx for The Mender, Nov 16, 2009
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    De Avonden (lit. The Evenings) by Gerard Reve.
    Dutch dude strolls through the last days of December being scared of growing bald, grabbing women's boobs, having stupid nightmares and generally being a dull no-lifer.
    I would have liked it if only it were 90% shorter.
    Post by: Styx, Nov 15, 2009 in forum: Literature
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    XD I remember that little fucker!
    Post by: Styx, Nov 15, 2009 in forum: The Spam Zone
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    Can they check if those porn files and/or the folders leading to them have actually been opened?
    Post by: Styx, Nov 15, 2009 in forum: Discussion
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    Calcabrina

    You should have seen her
    Her legs were long as a gazelle's
    Taking root in those high heels
    Hypodermics filled with tasty poison

    She swaggers in squares
    Says it looks more gracious
    But on a closer look you'd see
    She isn't really going anywhere

    She dances even with her eyes
    Wishes to emphasize her aquamarines
    But it's really just crystalline glass
    Sewn into her sockets

    She takes her steps twelve at a time
    Tells everyone she'll show them the way
    But she merely unleashes a brief Inferno
    And evanesces in the smoke

    She is a lot of people
    She had a lot of things
    Basically she's just a fallen nymph
    Who learned to dance on high heels
    And has many strings attached
    So she wouldn't fall no more


    Comment: Older. The character in this story is not coincidentally a female.
    The female, created with the natural urge to create and nurture, with the underlying temptation to manipulate. The latter is her demon, symbolised here by the name Calcabrina.

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    Farfarello

    I know a story of a sordid man
    Who serves as an ideal for all sordid men
    A folktale told by drunken earthquakes
    He tended to gulp down inferior lives
    As if little more than bottled beer

    You don't like it so far?
    It gets a thousand times worse
    This man had fists the size of boulders
    Held them above people's heads
    Dominance of the nonsensical kind

    In the occasional badlands discovered
    By our ever-more galvanised society
    He is the muscle of the lost-and-found
    One man, aggressively trying to be
    Not just another clockwork automaton

    Want to know how his story ends?
    He was too strong and he survived
    While violence in his core remains
    He was welcomed into another time
    And demoted to intelligent thinking


    Comment: Older stuff too. Similarly, there is a good reason why the character here is a male.
    The male, created with the natural urge and ability to withstand and to compete, and the underlying temptation to oppress. That is his demon, symbolised by the name Farfarello.
    Post by: Styx, Nov 15, 2009 in forum: Archives
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