spider [chat]

Evil Multifarious

Just kidding, but I wanted to picture Spool sitting there with the cursor hovering, hesitating, afraid.

Ludious

trolls trolling trolls trolling trolls trolling trolls

Winky

You have to feel like that is his reaction to every thread on these forums.

Most of them have some sort of explicitly Republican-directed hate-speech right in the title.

Cinders

The spider menace is upon us!

Tamin

Evil Multifarious wrote: »

All the avengers are stupid hot

Like I saw chris Evans come out of his captain hotmerica chamber and I was like

Fuck

I can feel the vagina of my alternate female self in some other time line where a chromosome zigged instead of zagged, and it is GUSHING

She-me was riding the Nile

This feeling is, perhaps, expressed more eloquently in the song Willy O' Winsbury

:whistle: If I were a woman as I am a man, my bedfellow you would have been :whistle:

Form of Monkey!

Evidently Edward Norton had no problem reminding others that he, he was Edward Norton, while on the set of The Incredible Hulk (2008), and that if he felt a scene wasn't working, or wasn't meeting the needs of his character, then what we should do is stop everything--just stop filming--and take things back down to the script changes authorized and in many cases written by he, Edward Norton.

emnmnme

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UYzB93gCCw

Form of Monkey!

does whatever a spider[chat] can

Arch

SPIDER [CHAT]?!?!?!?!?!?!

Podly

so a few days ago I was getting drinks with some friends and a friend of my ex was there

I hadn't seen her in almost a year

she first say me and said "wow, you look really hot. you haven't looked this good in years"

AWWWWWW YSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

Ludious

Norton is an amazing actor and the cuntiest cunt that ever did cunt

Tamin

Form of Monkey! wrote: »

Evidently Edward Norton had no problem reminding others that he, he was Edward Norton, while on the set of The Incredible Hulk (2008), and that if he felt a scene wasn't working, or wasn't meeting the needs of his character, then what we should do is stop everything--just stop filming--and take things back down to the script changes authorized and in many cases written by he, Edward Norton.

Yeah, that's the vibe I'm getting now.

Winky

Form of Monkey! wrote: »

Evidently Edward Norton had no problem reminding others that he, he was Edward Norton, while on the set of The Incredible Hulk (2008), and that if he felt a scene wasn't working, or wasn't meeting the needs of his character, then what we should do is stop everything--just stop filming--and take things back down to the script changes authorized and in many cases written by he, Edward Norton.

Isn't RDJ kind of like this too?

Granted, RDJ's movies made Marvel $TEXAS, which Norton did not do.

Cinders

I need to borrow that trucker's nuke.

Cambiata

Evil Multifarious wrote: »

All the avengers are stupid hot

Like I saw chris Evans come out of his captain hotmerica chamber and I was like

Fuck

I can feel the vagina of my alternate female self in some other time line where a chromosome zigged instead of zagged, and it is GUSHING

She-me was riding the Nile

I actually thought Chris Evans was too beefy. I almost laughed at how buff he was, and the first thing that came to mind was Michelin man.

Variable

Winky wrote: »

Form of Monkey! wrote: »

Evidently Edward Norton had no problem reminding others that he, he was Edward Norton, while on the set of The Incredible Hulk (2008), and that if he felt a scene wasn't working, or wasn't meeting the needs of his character, then what we should do is stop everything--just stop filming--and take things back down to the script changes authorized and in many cases written by he, Edward Norton.

Isn't RDJ kind of like this too?

Granted, RDJ's movies made Marvel $TEXAS, which Norton did not do.

norton however made that hulk decent where as the previous one was pathetic

Winky

Cambiata wrote: »

Evil Multifarious wrote: »

All the avengers are stupid hot

Like I saw chris Evans come out of his captain hotmerica chamber and I was like

Fuck

I can feel the vagina of my alternate female self in some other time line where a chromosome zigged instead of zagged, and it is GUSHING

She-me was riding the Nile

I actually thought Chris Evans was too beefy. I almost laughed at how buff he was, and the first thing that came to mind was Michelin man.

That's kind of funny, what with how toned down Captain America is in the movies versus in the comics.

emnmnme

Cinders wrote: »

The spider menace is upon us!

Evil Multifarious

Podly wrote: »

so a few days ago I was getting drinks with some friends and a friend of my ex was there

I hadn't seen her in almost a year

she first say me and said "wow, you look really hot. you haven't looked this good in years"

AWWWWWW YSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

She was talking to someone behind you.

Variable

I felt that way about Thor and also I feel that way when I watch True Blood

that she-me is barely holding it together

blond dudes got it

AManFromEarth

Winky wrote: »

You have to feel like that is his reaction to every thread on these forums.

Most of them have some sort of explicitly Republican-directed hate-speech right in the title.

Well the Republican party has pretty directed hate speech right in their platform.

As a Republican they should fucking look to that if they ever expect to get my vote again.

Robos A Go Go

Winky wrote: »

Form of Monkey! wrote: »

Evidently Edward Norton had no problem reminding others that he, he was Edward Norton, while on the set of The Incredible Hulk (2008), and that if he felt a scene wasn't working, or wasn't meeting the needs of his character, then what we should do is stop everything--just stop filming--and take things back down to the script changes authorized and in many cases written by he, Edward Norton.

Isn't RDJ kind of like this too?

Granted, RDJ's movies made Marvel $TEXAS, which Norton did not do.

RDJ had to beg to play Tony Stark and wasn't given a huge salary for the part, so I doubt he was ego-tripping on the set of the first film.

Plus, the dude's been in prison, so I'm sure he realizes what a privilege his role is and is perhaps less inclined to take it for granted.

desc

While I thought shit might have been real before in sleeping dogs, it just now became actually real

Fuuuuu

Podly

breaking bad peeps, from the breaking bad thread, this is so perfect

spoilers

dlinfiniti wrote: »

i'm thinking of the most tragic way this could end for walt and it occurred to me that they're pushing the walt jr angst really hard lately and it would absolutely kill walt if jr discovered the wide world of meth addiction due to all this
i'm thinking this is a good direction for the story to go

Form of Monkey!

Robos A Go Go wrote: »

Winky wrote: »

Form of Monkey! wrote: »

Evidently Edward Norton had no problem reminding others that he, he was Edward Norton, while on the set of The Incredible Hulk (2008), and that if he felt a scene wasn't working, or wasn't meeting the needs of his character, then what we should do is stop everything--just stop filming--and take things back down to the script changes authorized and in many cases written by he, Edward Norton.

Isn't RDJ kind of like this too?

Granted, RDJ's movies made Marvel $TEXAS, which Norton did not do.

RDJ had to beg to play Tony Stark and wasn't given a huge salary for the part, so I doubt he was ego-tripping on the set of the first film.

Plus, the dude's been in prison, so I'm sure he realizes what a privilege his role is and is perhaps less inclined to take it for granted.

This is true.

In fact, you'll never guess who it was who was actually ego tripping on the Iron Man I set, and who it was who was paid far and away more than the other actors.

Terrence Howard, who was reportedly such a dickbag on the set of Iron Man I that they gladly and with great relief cast Don Cheadle in the same role in Iron Man 2.

Winky

The whole "Fuuuu" thing makes me think you are supposed to be laughing like a rich Asian woman

Podly

Evil Multifarious wrote: »

Podly wrote: »

so a few days ago I was getting drinks with some friends and a friend of my ex was there

I hadn't seen her in almost a year

she first say me and said "wow, you look really hot. you haven't looked this good in years"

AWWWWWW YSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

She was talking to someone behind you.

emnmnme

Robos A Go Go wrote: »

Winky wrote: »

Form of Monkey! wrote: »

Evidently Edward Norton had no problem reminding others that he, he was Edward Norton, while on the set of The Incredible Hulk (2008), and that if he felt a scene wasn't working, or wasn't meeting the needs of his character, then what we should do is stop everything--just stop filming--and take things back down to the script changes authorized and in many cases written by he, Edward Norton.

Isn't RDJ kind of like this too?

Granted, RDJ's movies made Marvel $TEXAS, which Norton did not do.

RDJ had to beg to play Tony Stark and wasn't given a huge salary for the part, so I doubt he was ego-tripping on the set of the first film.

Plus, the dude's been in prison, so I'm sure he realizes what a privilege his role is and is perhaps less inclined to take it for granted.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0373469/trivia
One scene in the film takes place in a club exhibiting living art, which, at one point in his life, Robert Downey Jr. worked as.

Cambiata

Winky wrote: »

Cambiata wrote: »

Evil Multifarious wrote: »

All the avengers are stupid hot

Like I saw chris Evans come out of his captain hotmerica chamber and I was like

Fuck

I can feel the vagina of my alternate female self in some other time line where a chromosome zigged instead of zagged, and it is GUSHING

She-me was riding the Nile

I actually thought Chris Evans was too beefy. I almost laughed at how buff he was, and the first thing that came to mind was Michelin man.

That's kind of funny, what with how toned down Captain America is in the movies versus in the comics.

Look at how firm and round his moobs are!

Evil Multifarious

Podly wrote: »

breaking bad peeps, from the breaking bad thread, this is so perfect

spoilers

dlinfiniti wrote: »

i'm thinking of the most tragic way this could end for walt and it occurred to me that they're pushing the walt jr angst really hard lately and it would absolutely kill walt if jr discovered the wide world of meth addiction due to all this
i'm thinking this is a good direction for the story to go

Hahahahahaha that is twisted

Robos A Go Go

Podly wrote: »

breaking bad peeps, from the breaking bad thread, this is so perfect

spoilers

dlinfiniti wrote: »

i'm thinking of the most tragic way this could end for walt and it occurred to me that they're pushing the walt jr angst really hard lately and it would absolutely kill walt if jr discovered the wide world of meth addiction due to all this
i'm thinking this is a good direction for the story to go

Man, that'd be pretty heavy-handed, and also Walt Jr. was scared straight when Uncle Hank took him to see that parking lot hooker.

And with the way they've been emphasizing the fact that Walt is his son's hero, the real inevitable ending is the shattering of Walt Jr.'s illusions about his father.

Cinders

Form of Monkey! wrote: »

Robos A Go Go wrote: »

Winky wrote: »

Form of Monkey! wrote: »

Evidently Edward Norton had no problem reminding others that he, he was Edward Norton, while on the set of The Incredible Hulk (2008), and that if he felt a scene wasn't working, or wasn't meeting the needs of his character, then what we should do is stop everything--just stop filming--and take things back down to the script changes authorized and in many cases written by he, Edward Norton.

Isn't RDJ kind of like this too?

Granted, RDJ's movies made Marvel $TEXAS, which Norton did not do.

RDJ had to beg to play Tony Stark and wasn't given a huge salary for the part, so I doubt he was ego-tripping on the set of the first film.

Plus, the dude's been in prison, so I'm sure he realizes what a privilege his role is and is perhaps less inclined to take it for granted.

This is true.

In fact, you'll never guess who it was who was actually ego tripping on the Iron Man I set, and who it was who was paid far and away more than the other actors.

Terrence Howard, who was reportedly such a dickbag on the set of Iron Man I that they gladly and with great relief cast Don Cheadle in the same role in Iron Man 2.

That's not too surprising.

Guy beats women.

Winky

Cinders wrote: »

Form of Monkey! wrote: »

Robos A Go Go wrote: »

Winky wrote: »

Form of Monkey! wrote: »

Evidently Edward Norton had no problem reminding others that he, he was Edward Norton, while on the set of The Incredible Hulk (2008), and that if he felt a scene wasn't working, or wasn't meeting the needs of his character, then what we should do is stop everything--just stop filming--and take things back down to the script changes authorized and in many cases written by he, Edward Norton.

Isn't RDJ kind of like this too?

Granted, RDJ's movies made Marvel $TEXAS, which Norton did not do.

RDJ had to beg to play Tony Stark and wasn't given a huge salary for the part, so I doubt he was ego-tripping on the set of the first film.

Plus, the dude's been in prison, so I'm sure he realizes what a privilege his role is and is perhaps less inclined to take it for granted.

This is true.

In fact, you'll never guess who it was who was actually ego tripping on the Iron Man I set, and who it was who was paid far and away more than the other actors.

Terrence Howard, who was reportedly such a dickbag on the set of Iron Man I that they gladly and with great relief cast Don Cheadle in the same role in Iron Man 2.

That's not too surprising.

Guy beats women.

Don't know why this popped into my head:

"That guy treats objects like women!"

shalmelo

emnmnme wrote: »

Robos A Go Go wrote: »

Winky wrote: »

Form of Monkey! wrote: »

Evidently Edward Norton had no problem reminding others that he, he was Edward Norton, while on the set of The Incredible Hulk (2008), and that if he felt a scene wasn't working, or wasn't meeting the needs of his character, then what we should do is stop everything--just stop filming--and take things back down to the script changes authorized and in many cases written by he, Edward Norton.

Isn't RDJ kind of like this too?

Granted, RDJ's movies made Marvel $TEXAS, which Norton did not do.

RDJ had to beg to play Tony Stark and wasn't given a huge salary for the part, so I doubt he was ego-tripping on the set of the first film.

Plus, the dude's been in prison, so I'm sure he realizes what a privilege his role is and is perhaps less inclined to take it for granted.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0373469/trivia
One scene in the film takes place in a club exhibiting living art, which, at one point in his life, Robert Downey Jr. worked as.

Kiss Kiss Bang Bang is such a great movie.

SO GOOD

Podly

Evil Multifarious wrote: »

Podly wrote: »

breaking bad peeps, from the breaking bad thread, this is so perfect

spoilers

dlinfiniti wrote: »

i'm thinking of the most tragic way this could end for walt and it occurred to me that they're pushing the walt jr angst really hard lately and it would absolutely kill walt if jr discovered the wide world of meth addiction due to all this
i'm thinking this is a good direction for the story to go

Hahahahahaha that is twisted

It's SO perfectly tragic though

Walt starts selling meth out of a desire to give walt jr a future and succeeds because of his cunning and pride. These carry him too far, putting strain on Walt Jr so he starts using meth as an escape. Since Walt doesn't actually understand the user side of the chemistry, he doesn't realize that Walt Jr. has become a Meth Addict. Walt Jr. overdoses on some Heisenberg Blue Light Special. Walt's desire to save Walter Jr. kills Walter Jr.

Robos A Go Go

Winky wrote: »

Cinders wrote: »

Form of Monkey! wrote: »

Robos A Go Go wrote: »

Winky wrote: »

Form of Monkey! wrote: »

Evidently Edward Norton had no problem reminding others that he, he was Edward Norton, while on the set of The Incredible Hulk (2008), and that if he felt a scene wasn't working, or wasn't meeting the needs of his character, then what we should do is stop everything--just stop filming--and take things back down to the script changes authorized and in many cases written by he, Edward Norton.

Isn't RDJ kind of like this too?

Granted, RDJ's movies made Marvel $TEXAS, which Norton did not do.

RDJ had to beg to play Tony Stark and wasn't given a huge salary for the part, so I doubt he was ego-tripping on the set of the first film.

Plus, the dude's been in prison, so I'm sure he realizes what a privilege his role is and is perhaps less inclined to take it for granted.

This is true.

In fact, you'll never guess who it was who was actually ego tripping on the Iron Man I set, and who it was who was paid far and away more than the other actors.

Terrence Howard, who was reportedly such a dickbag on the set of Iron Man I that they gladly and with great relief cast Don Cheadle in the same role in Iron Man 2.

That's not too surprising.

Guy beats women.

Don't know why this popped into my head:

"That guy treats objects like women!"

Sometimes I feel like my compulsive pop culture references are a form of Tourette's Syndrome.

Dread Pirate Arbuthnot

male me is probably a neckbeard

Evil Multifarious

Kkbb is a great movie

MentalExercise

Winky wrote: »

Cinders wrote: »

Form of Monkey! wrote: »

Robos A Go Go wrote: »

Winky wrote: »

Form of Monkey! wrote: »

Evidently Edward Norton had no problem reminding others that he, he was Edward Norton, while on the set of The Incredible Hulk (2008), and that if he felt a scene wasn't working, or wasn't meeting the needs of his character, then what we should do is stop everything--just stop filming--and take things back down to the script changes authorized and in many cases written by he, Edward Norton.

Isn't RDJ kind of like this too?

Granted, RDJ's movies made Marvel $TEXAS, which Norton did not do.

RDJ had to beg to play Tony Stark and wasn't given a huge salary for the part, so I doubt he was ego-tripping on the set of the first film.

Plus, the dude's been in prison, so I'm sure he realizes what a privilege his role is and is perhaps less inclined to take it for granted.

This is true.

In fact, you'll never guess who it was who was actually ego tripping on the Iron Man I set, and who it was who was paid far and away more than the other actors.

Terrence Howard, who was reportedly such a dickbag on the set of Iron Man I that they gladly and with great relief cast Don Cheadle in the same role in Iron Man 2.

That's not too surprising.

Guy beats women.

Don't know why this popped into my head:

"That guy treats objects like women!"

Hey, we all went through puberty once.

Evil Multifarious

Podly does the balloon you posted represent how you used to be fat?

Dread Pirate Arbuthnot

I honestly can't imagine what it'd be like to be a man.