I like science fiction but I can't abide superhero stuff.
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I like science fiction but I can't abide superhero stuff.
pepper your angus
BT Rep: +10
^+1.
too much science friction can kill
what one needs is freshness in life
no more i know about it , i mean i don't know what that sort of feeling fresh in the head is inside anymore
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sci fi is a very broad church - Counterpart is very different to space opera genre like star trek or Superhero franchises like the Arrow
science fiction is science fiction , that is all
its not worth this much talks
my concern right now is my in ability to quit smoking , as soon as i take away the smoking habit from my life , my eyes starts expanding my head feels like a very active hydrogen balloon , nowadays i can feel the expansion in my head as soon as i give the cigarettes a break
i have quit multiple times , it was no big deal , just a dull feeling
let me try once more , today
one final try , mostly because ex girl friend is a whore , wifey is a whore and i have not met that beautiful girl under the right circumstances .
According to my calculation , the right circumstances wont happen until 2019 .
I made few shitty decisions and ends up meeting really crappy people .
was never a fairy tale girl
the business studies i am trying to finish sucks even bigger bawls ,
its a few things going in circles
the management team :-)
the production team :-)
the sales team :-)
the marketing team :-)
Helter Skelter
BT Rep: +1
I'll bet you would be the worst manager ever.
Old shit was here. Now it's gone.
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Arrow is terrible. I don't know how that crap is still on. I'd rather watch another 5 or 6 new bad seasons of Smallville, which went downhill after season 3.Originally Posted by nQQ
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I like "The Expanse" the SyFy channels adaption of James S. A. Corey's novels of the same name. Faster paced than the books, but mostly there.
(Read the books their better.)
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Last edited by Stehle; 06-13-2018 at 02:05 PM. Reason: 'nuff said.
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