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2 weeks ago
in New X-Position Interview With Daniel Way on Deadpool Bugle
I agree with everything you've said.
Kelly's run has spoiled me. It had depth that I just haven't seen with other writers.
Kelly's run has spoiled me. It had depth that I just haven't seen with other writers.
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deadleaves619
you gotta be kidding me. hahaha you posted two minutes before I did. great. now i feel like i'm just copying off you. :P
1 month ago
in The Library of Progress: He, She, Me, and It on Xenex
If this is nonfiction (it reads like it), "It" is not the problem, you are. You need to accept that you made these decision, not some illness that took possession of your body. You can't abdicate your responsibility for screw-ups and I don't think the narrator is a teenager (I hope teens are not doing stuff like this), which would almost excuse thinking and acting this way.
If this is fiction, it is pretty well written and drew me in with the first line, though the capital pronoun thing is annoying as a device. ("He and I" especially.) Who wrote this?
If this is fiction, it is pretty well written and drew me in with the first line, though the capital pronoun thing is annoying as a device. ("He and I" especially.) Who wrote this?
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Melissa00Y
I wrote this. My name is Melissa and you can find information about me on this website. This wasn't written for other people to enjoy or be grammatically correct, it was written to get something out of myself that was bothering me. I am not claiming to have not been involved in the downward spiral of things, I am claiming that my illness made it worse, faster, and hurt more in the end.
I did not use names so as to protect people's identities so I decided to accentuate the pronouns by capitalizing them as though they were actual names, sorry you didn't like that but its how it was done and others have told me they liked it in private communication. I am not trying to please everyone.
The "It" taking over my body was an oversimplification of how one feels when one is getting sick from a mental illness and while I do not have an illness to the point where there are times I have 0% control of my actions (yet), these illnesses do exist, trust me, I have seen them first hand. To be more accurate but less literary, my illness severely affected my actions, thoughts, and decisions in a highly negative way. Things would have gone differently had I not been sick. That was all I was trying to portray. Giving the illness a human like role allowed me to do this without sounding like a textbook on psychology. Was I ever completely out of control? No, but it was close a few times.
No, I am not a teenager but I would see nothing wrong with teenagers doing "stuff like this". Our next generation should be taught about alternative lifestyles and practice them if they are mature enough and do so safely.
I did not use names so as to protect people's identities so I decided to accentuate the pronouns by capitalizing them as though they were actual names, sorry you didn't like that but its how it was done and others have told me they liked it in private communication. I am not trying to please everyone.
The "It" taking over my body was an oversimplification of how one feels when one is getting sick from a mental illness and while I do not have an illness to the point where there are times I have 0% control of my actions (yet), these illnesses do exist, trust me, I have seen them first hand. To be more accurate but less literary, my illness severely affected my actions, thoughts, and decisions in a highly negative way. Things would have gone differently had I not been sick. That was all I was trying to portray. Giving the illness a human like role allowed me to do this without sounding like a textbook on psychology. Was I ever completely out of control? No, but it was close a few times.
No, I am not a teenager but I would see nothing wrong with teenagers doing "stuff like this". Our next generation should be taught about alternative lifestyles and practice them if they are mature enough and do so safely.
3 months ago
in 40 RUMORS: Planetstrike Whispers on Bell of Lost Souls
Personally I think the TH is a given... It would make too much money to not be made. Even if Priced at what, 150-200$, it would probably sell enough. Bring it down to the price of other superheavies, 90$, and I don't know a Marine player that wouldn't eventually get one... Epescially if they came out with a Planetstrike Suppliment... That also worked in conjunction with Apoc.
I forsee all of these rumors coming true, personal opinion, and look forward to when they do. They game gets much more dynamic all the time, 5h ed outflanking, dawn of war deployment, etc., and for me it makes it a much more enjoyabe game.
I forsee all of these rumors coming true, personal opinion, and look forward to when they do. They game gets much more dynamic all the time, 5h ed outflanking, dawn of war deployment, etc., and for me it makes it a much more enjoyabe game.
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Xas
it wouldnt cost 90$ nor 200$.
if you take GW's price scheme for the other FW-> palstic sets (baneblades, valkyrie) it will cost 300$.
if you take GW's price scheme for the other FW-> palstic sets (baneblades, valkyrie) it will cost 300$.
