So...

*carefully steps a few feet further from MD*

Yeah, I heard a similar story about this guy who go turned on by having parts of himself eaten.
Apparently his ultimate fantasy was to have someone eat his penis
*shrug* It's a messed up world out there.

The guy whom Armin Meiwes ate actually tried to eat some of his own penis before he died. What happened was he told Meiwes to bite off his penis, but he couldn't do it so he used a knife. Then the guy tried to eat part of his penis raw but it was too chewy. Then he bled to death in a bathtub while using a bunch of painkillers and alcohol.

I feel like I should mention that all this goreyness does not excite me. I'm not that crazy. But apparently I am a little unsane.

This conversation's getting a little strange for my liking.

New subjects: Rats. Are they intelligent pets, or dangerous plague spreaders?

Humans: Are they an innovative intelligent species, or a self-centered, malicious organism?

Why not both?

A girl in my neighborhood has a pet white rat. She was carrying it outside one day and she showed it to me. I haven't seen her recently though; maybe she got the plague.

I personally love rats and other rodents, although my mom can't stand them. But rats are very smart and loving. They just have a bad reputation.

Rodents aren't really my thing. I love insects. Especially moths and dragonflies.

I alwyas found monarch butterflies to be interesting. They can fly across the continent, knowing exactly where to go, and then group on the tree in mass. I always though that was kind of neat.

Still not as neat as rodents though. 😃

In my sixth grade science class we raised monarchs from caterpillars. My teacher was really cool—she was this super old hippie woman. I didn't realise how awesome she was at the time though, 'cause I was a dumb sixth-grader.

Heh, I remember my seventh grade science teacher. Guy was a former mortician, who laughed a lot and had a big personality. Shot marbles across the room in order to teach us about momentum and arcs of descent.

...Arcs of descent, huh? Never heard of 'em...

Now, radial acceleration is fun stuff. ΣFR = maR and all.

Last year, I had to Physical Science teachers. On tought us about hyrdrogen by creating fireballs with it, and the other explain Newton's third law of motion by putting a 2 liter coke bottle and roller and throwing a bunch of mentos in. 😊

Edit: Wasn't Pineconn supposed to open the AGN Expo? I tried PMing him, but his inbox is full.

russadwan wrote:Edit: Wasn't Pineconn supposed to open the AGN Expo? I tried PMing him, but his inbox is full.

Err.... yes, I was. My vacation took longer than I expected...

And my inbox capacity was decreased from 500 to 50 recently... I have 306 out of 50 possible messages... I'm gonna have to delete some.

EDIT: Now I have 16 messages.

So I was playing Risk. My brother won. The dice role that he won with was six-six-six. It sure startled me for a second. 😊

Hexakosioihexekontahexaphobia… The fear of the number 666. I like that word. I remember it because it's in a song by Devendra Banhart.

Sorry to hear about all that bad news Breaker. Hopefully things will work themselves out quickly. It sucks when all that happens around the holidays.

russadwan wrote:The dice role that he won with was six-six-six. It sure startled me for a second. 😊

That doesn't surprise me at all.

erm2003 wrote:Sorry to hear about all that bad news Breaker. Hopefully things will work themselves out quickly. It sucks when all that happens around the holidays.

this is nothing against you. thanks for the support. i just absolutely hate it when people say "things will work themselves out". i dont have a rash. it's not going to go away with time. "things" don't work out unless you realize your mistakes and you work at not repeating them.

You'd be surprised how common rolling 3 sixes in Risk is. I've witnessed 3 of them in a row (naturally, it was against me). I was then very afraid of attacking that person.

I've also seen the opposite happen quite a bit, where offense rolls, say 2-2-1, and defense rolls snake-eyes. It's pretty funny when circumstances like that happen (unless, of course, you're the victim).

Haha, that happens often enough, too. I always get the bad end of the deal.

Pineconn wrote:And my inbox capacity was decreased from 500 to 50 recently... I have 306 out of 50 possible messages... I'm gonna have to delete some.

Ah, so my silver stars are gone. That explains it. I guess I'm not a hosted forum mod anymore (but I still have all the powers in the AGN Expo forum). Thus, I've opened the Winter Expo.

Holy shit, doesn't it suck when you just finished eating then someone offers you something delicious that you can't refuse? Gawd, I ate too much. I think I need a nap.

I know what you mean. Last night, I ate at a place where sushi comes by on a conveyer belt in front of the table, and you just take what you want. I stuffed myself to the point where I almost fell asleep in my chair.

I have a hard time eating fast food anymore because that's always the feeling I get.

I have a hard time eating fast food now because that's been 50% of my diet since we started redoing the kitchen. But I'm still losing wait. I just don't understand it. :shrug:

russadwan wrote:I know what you mean. Last night, I ate at a place where sushi comes by on a conveyer belt in front of the table, and you just take what you want. I stuffed myself to the point where I almost fell asleep in my chair.

Well, the one I go to is pretty small, but they've got plenty of variety, and reasonably prices ($2 for a plate of Claifornia, 2.75 for Spicy Tuna, etc.) However, there is a really good one in Seatlle called Blue Sea Sushi, that has the best sushi! The place is huge, the conveyer belt has almost everything (sushi, cooked food being heated on mini-stoves, and those Japanese sodas with the marbles in them), it's reasonably priced, and it tastes amazing! But I only get to go there about once a year.

Sushi was never anything I could get crazy about. Now, I love going to local Mexican places. I'll eat chips and salsa and las enchiladas supremas until my gut bursts.

russadwan wrote:Well, the one I go to is pretty small, but they've got plenty of variety, and reasonably prices ($2 for a plate of Claifornia, 2.75 for Spicy Tuna, etc.) However, there is a really good one in Seatlle called Blue Sea Sushi, that has the best sushi! The place is huge, the conveyer belt has almost everything (sushi, cooked food being heated on mini-stoves, and those Japanese sodas with the marbles in them), it's reasonably priced, and it tastes amazing! But I only get to go there about once a year.

Over the past year I have started to really like sushi. Sounds like an awesome place to dine. We have smaller places around here but it's more expensive. Their specials are usually something like 3 rolls for $12. That's probably a better deal than many places but not as good as what you got Russ.

Well, I hung out with "the gang" [SIZE="1"](sorry, thought I'd try it >.>😉[/SIZE] only to find out one of our close friends in moving to North Carolina. It is kind of sad, since we were looking forward to frolicking through the fields once more as the warmer months rolled around.

I'm gonna go fucking cry now.

Aaaaaand, sushi is pretty good.