Went to the Getty Villa today, it was pretty nice. Really nice gardens, some very nice sculptures and vases. It did get a little samey after a bit because it was all from the same period.
My favorite bit is I found this marble statue of venus that was down some side path with a side imploring you to touch it. It said that they had set this statue specifically for touching, unlike the rest of the museum, so go wild. I explored every inch of that thing with my hands, closed my eyes and just felt it out. It was pretty amazing. It's one thing to just look at the statue but you really understand the crafstmanship so much more touching. The detail, like, just in the toes alone, in the joints and the nails, the way everything felt. If it wasn't cold marble you could have mistaken it for a person they got the proportions and shape and curves and everything so right. And then I felt weird because I was feeling up a naked statue of a girl.
Went to the Getty Villa today, it was pretty nice. Really nice gardens, some very nice sculptures and vases. It did get a little samey after a bit because it was all from the same period.
My favorite bit is I found this marble statue of venus that was down some side path with a side imploring you to touch it. It said that they had set this statue specifically for touching, unlike the rest of the museum, so go wild. I explored every inch of that thing with my hands, closed my eyes and just felt it out. It was pretty amazing. It's one thing to just look at the statue but you really understand the crafstmanship so much more touching. The detail, like, just in the toes alone, in the joints and the nails, the way everything felt. If it wasn't cold marble you could have mistaken it for a person they got the proportions and shape and curves and everything so right. And then I felt weird because I was feeling up a naked statue of a girl.
I had that game for a bit. Yeah, similar level layouts and gameplay...
...but the way Kirby moves versus the way Alucard or Soma moves are very different. Part of what I like about Castlevania is the nimble feeling of the protagonist, and Kirby doesn't really have that.
every person who doesn't like an acquired taste always seems to think everyone who likes it is faking it. it should be an official fallacy.
Went to the Getty Villa today, it was pretty nice. Really nice gardens, some very nice sculptures and vases. It did get a little samey after a bit because it was all from the same period.
My favorite bit is I found this marble statue of venus that was down some side path with a side imploring you to touch it. It said that they had set this statue specifically for touching, unlike the rest of the museum, so go wild. I explored every inch of that thing with my hands, closed my eyes and just felt it out. It was pretty amazing. It's one thing to just look at the statue but you really understand the crafstmanship so much more touching. The detail, like, just in the toes alone, in the joints and the nails, the way everything felt. If it wasn't cold marble you could have mistaken it for a person they got the proportions and shape and curves and everything so right. And then I felt weird because I was feeling up a naked statue of a girl.
The Getty Villa is gorgeous.
Also you're a weirdo pervert.
I was actually kind of disappointed that of course, the one statue you can touch is a naked Venus. They should have had it been a dude with some rude junk.
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Just found out in Toronto they don't let prospective parents know the sex of their child.
Might be all of Canada actually, but certainly specifically there.
(because of sex selective abortions)
Was reading a debate about how paternalistic anti-choice the law is, but I've gotta say I think it's coming from a good place, and the anti-choice rhetoric seems dishonest. After all the argument for pro-choice is deeply founded in the pianist player, not that the fetus is the woman's property, and not divulging medically irrelevant information has no effect upon that. Or am I totally misreading that?
What what? News to me.
Its a racist policy targeted excursively to South Asians since the author makes the racist arguments that South Asians kill baby girls in Canada when its not even true.
I know this is also outlawed in India, where people were aborting girls upon learning about the sex of the child.
Seems I'm swearing in church by not praising SW:TOR to the skies.
I'm sure it's a fine game, but everything I've experienced combined with a lot that I've heard lead me to believe that everything surrounding the game - the account management, security, installation, patcher, etc. - are shit from a butt.
every person who doesn't like an acquired taste always seems to think everyone who likes it is faking it. it should be an official fallacy.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
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Seems I'm swearing in church by not praising SW:TOR to the skies.
really?
I've been really wanting to play an MMO and am seriously considering now renewing after my first month.
The main reason is the lack of a Dungeon Finder. I got way used to that back the last time I played WoW. But also the star wars theme seems so... thin. I dunno. Like I keep getting jarring moments that take me out of it. And the theme means my wife isn't playing.
Which, now that I think of it, is probably the killer.
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I hope the storm never subsides
*googles*
oh my god
i now get a joke in a castlevania game
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
I think "Naaaaaah"
What does [chat] think?
I've never seen it.
You should watch Kiss, Kiss, Bang, Bang.
Or Shaolin Soccer.
it's like being given the hard sell by a braindamaged russian pimp
WAIT TILL YOU SEE THESE ARE MUCH GIRLS ANYTHING
My favorite bit is I found this marble statue of venus that was down some side path with a side imploring you to touch it. It said that they had set this statue specifically for touching, unlike the rest of the museum, so go wild. I explored every inch of that thing with my hands, closed my eyes and just felt it out. It was pretty amazing. It's one thing to just look at the statue but you really understand the crafstmanship so much more touching. The detail, like, just in the toes alone, in the joints and the nails, the way everything felt. If it wasn't cold marble you could have mistaken it for a person they got the proportions and shape and curves and everything so right. And then I felt weird because I was feeling up a naked statue of a girl.
oman, now I want to play some metroidvania
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
Everyone should watch LOTR's at least once.
Shortly after having 12999 posts.
http://www.amazon.com/Kirby-Amazing-Mirror-Game-Boy-Advance/dp/B00027NWRY
Or shortly before; we are on Vanilla after all.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
The Getty Villa is gorgeous.
Also you're a weirdo pervert.
This made me check myself.
85k
Fuck me.
Just not as bad as my dad messed with me.
I had that game for a bit. Yeah, similar level layouts and gameplay...
...but the way Kirby moves versus the way Alucard or Soma moves are very different. Part of what I like about Castlevania is the nimble feeling of the protagonist, and Kirby doesn't really have that.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
I was actually kind of disappointed that of course, the one statue you can touch is a naked Venus. They should have had it been a dude with some rude junk.
it is
unfortunately my copy from GoG plays the intro movie beautifully and perfectly and then nothing
I guess I should've known it wouldn't be this easy
From Paris with Love was surprisingly good, considering it's John Travolta.
in case you haven't been answered:
I've lived in the seattle / eastside area since I was 17 and was in north Kitsap (not far away) prior.
This is probably the 2nd or 3rd heaviest snow storm I've seen around here in those 31 years.
But you snubbed me
I know this is also outlawed in India, where people were aborting girls upon learning about the sex of the child.
Forbiden Zone.
NSFW Rendition of Minnie the Moocher.
I'm sure it's a fine game, but everything I've experienced combined with a lot that I've heard lead me to believe that everything surrounding the game - the account management, security, installation, patcher, etc. - are shit from a butt.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
your avatar and sig combo fit this statement rather well
you're like Quisling 2.0
I like TOR a lot actually and have been having fun with it but some of the fans are basically head cases
Fuck yes Danny Elfman.
I need to watch that movie.
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
Not with stuff like this.
I'd much rather we come up with an awesome, brand-new last name for the both of us.
https://twitter.com/Hooraydiation
really?
I've been really wanting to play an MMO and am seriously considering now renewing after my first month.
The main reason is the lack of a Dungeon Finder. I got way used to that back the last time I played WoW. But also the star wars theme seems so... thin. I dunno. Like I keep getting jarring moments that take me out of it. And the theme means my wife isn't playing.
Which, now that I think of it, is probably the killer.
we play in real life on occassion at this place http://www.joystixamusements.com/
it's p. cool. Their website is awful though. Being able to drink in a classic arcade is pretty sweet.
Pros: They have excellent production values. A stellar cast, great music, and are reasonably* well adapted from the source material.
Cons: The full trilogy seems to be a little over 9 hours. That's a lot of movie.
What are your reasons for resisting?