Rubbish King
The gift that keeps on giving
U wot m8?? U callin me gay??
I think some members in here could be offended by such an insinuation
U wot m8?? U callin me gay??
CHEEZMO™;52653492 said:I only have one bottle of booze left :<
You learn something new every day
Is anybody into poetry here?
Is anybody into poetry here?
Poetry is shit. Everyone here would hate to read any poetry.
Shelley said:I met a traveller from an antique land,
Who said -- "two vast and trunkless legs of stone
Stand in the desert ... near them, on the sand,
Half sunk a shattered visage lies, whose frown,
And wrinkled lips, and sneer of cold command,
Tell that its sculptor well those passions read
Which yet survive, stamped on these lifeless things,
The hand that mocked them, and the heart that fed;
And on the pedestal these words appear:
My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings,
Look on my Works ye Mighty, and despair!
Nothing beside remains. Round the decay
Of that colossal Wreck, boundless and bare
The lone and level sands stretch far away.
It's like asking is anybody into music, they all say yes but to all different things ("huh. call that music?).
But on the other hand, this sends shivers through my spine every time I read or remember it:
Mortality, the swirling bucket; time and the endless ocean; insignificance and the demise of the proud; the fall of the mighty and the fall of all of us all in one. Wow.
I don't really hate poetry, Tashbrooke is messing with me because I said I like Yeats
Just watched The Amazing Spiderman.
I think it may be the best film I've ever seen. Andrew Garfield is the best casting I've seen as a Marvel character ever and Rhys Ifans blew me away.
It's like asking is anybody into music, they all say yes but to all different things ("huh. call that music?).
But on the other hand, this sends shivers through my spine every time I read or remember it:
Mortality, the swirling bucket; time and the endless ocean; insignificance and the demise of the proud; the fall of the mighty and the fall of all of us all in one. Wow.
Just watched The Amazing Spiderman.
I think it may be the best film I've ever seen. Andrew Garfield is the best casting I've seen as a Marvel character ever and Rhys Ifans blew me away.
I must say I'm not big into poetry on that I rarely search it out, but when I hear or read it I enjoy it. I heard Benny Cumbersnatch recite a poem by Keats (inspired by reading the SF epic Hyperion which has a lot of basis in Keats' work) and it was stunning. Fantastic words and that syrupy, sonorous delivery... Gave me goosebumps.
Oh noffles, how do I know when you're being serious! You're spot on with Andrew Garfield. The perfect Peter Parker in a perfectly average reboot.
Oh noffles, how do I know when you're being serious! You're spot on with Andrew Garfield. The perfect Peter Parker in a perfectly average reboot.
And still somehow had the best fight we seen from Spiderman on screen with Lizard in the school, he actually uses his mobility and webbing then the best Stan Lee cameo added in.
And still somehow had the best fight we seen from Spiderman on screen with Lizard in the school, he actually uses his mobility and webbing then the best Stan Lee cameo added in.
The swinging was spot on too. Everything but the plot was great. But maybe we'll get better in a non-origin movie.
I think they where screwed no matter what people where raging soon as mentioned reboot. It set up great ground work for future titles people already shitting on ASM2 just because actors have been cast in a film.
One of those things that you need to search out. I like digging around the poetry of late 19th century because that's when poetry was a mass medium. There's a lot of crap out there, but a bunch of good stuff too. I like a fix of Thomas Hood's comedy poems, and a bit of Tennyson and bit of Longfellow and even some of Browning.
In those days people would quote poems to each other like they quote Doctor Who or Big Bang to each other now. It was living stuff.
You learn something new every day
Is anybody into poetry here?
Finally got around to watching Les Mis, all in all I enjoyed it, but it could have benefited from stronger singers.
You're having me on right....
You're having me on right....
I don't get musicals.
One Direction.Guys, I need to find a band just like Broken Social Scene, except still together, so I can fall in love with them and then see them live.
I await your genius suggestions.
edit: OK, they're playing one last show on June 8th in Toronto at their label's festival.
Fuck it, I think I'm going to book a ticket.
I don't like musicals.
I don't get musicals.
So I guess that douche dev all but confirmed always-online for the next Xbox. Stay losing, Microsoft.
So I guess that douche dev all but confirmed always-online for the next Xbox. Stay losing, Microsoft.
I will love Russell Crowe as Javert always... and I mean, I'm the first to admit Johnny Depp is a pretty terrible Sweeney Todd.
I can't believe Anne Hathaway got an Oscar for it though :
<3
Eh, the first time I heard the musical it was the 10th anniversary cast, while the movie does a fantastic job with the music as a whole, Russel Crowe is no Phillip Quast.
I just got back from the book of Mormon.
Hil-fucking-arious
A must see if you can go. Can't see anyone not enjoying it.
So I guess that douche dev all but confirmed always-online for the next Xbox. Stay losing, Microsoft.
Am I the only person that isn't that worried about this? My consoles are always online anyway. I could see it hurting sales maybe if the reports of half the userbase never connecting to the internet currently is true.