Shock Theta

rofl.

awesome.

I just loaded the homepage on my iPhone and the first thought that entered my mind was: "<3 Shock". She's lookin' good dude, cheers :).

a vm

fillr

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Reeeyyyyynnnnnnnnnnnn

Well, Insane is the only admin I've got on skype, and sometimes like you said skype can be very beneficial for quick communication, regarding FH that is.

My skype account is Agamer93, just like my username, and yours if you don't mind?

Do you skype Shock?

Hey Shock, is there anyway I can trade in this custom title? :P

I'm glad you find joy in my misery. ass face :P

Your sock monkey.....holy ****ing ****. I might cry.

http://www.forgehub.com/forum/journalist-discussion/95085-wonders-world-results.html

Can you check this? We were having some issues deciding on prizes. Once that's done I'll get it written up and out this coming week.

http://www.forgehub.com/forum/staff-forum/95379-caption-contest-winner-part-deux.html

so whats the word on the shoutbox?

So the Epic Sandwitch Contest thing...next Site Update, or what? Sorry if I'm a bother.

well ohai thar

If you weren't aware, chrstphrbrnnn is now appearin as a moderator instead of journolist in forum leaders

also, you should make a forum for banned users to appeal bans so they don't make second accounts. If not that you should at least allow people to view the reason they were banned as in view the PM

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May I get my username changed to Nick Novikov please?

no problemo.

I also read a short story about time travel called By His Bootstraps which is also VERY smart and seems to be the basis for the rules time travel movies follow nowadays (aside from Wells's The Time Machine)

The Road by cormac mccarthy is one I read in a day. Bit depressing, but it's a very good post-apocalyptic book.

Good Omens by Terry Pratchet and Neil Gaiman (the latter of which is a brilliant graphic novelist) is a hilarious take on the apocalypse. Also a very clever read.

The act of reading books is very very rare for me lol.

One I was really starting to like (before my sister ripped out a page halfway) was The Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov. It's the basis for the song "Sympathy for the Devil", basically about the Devil crossing paths with various people in Soviet Russia. VERY VERY smart novel, very clever, and if I recall, I laughed quite a bit at random intervals.

As for "thoughtful" I'd say Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad. It's a bit boring and a very slow read (even though it's only 75 pages or so) but it has some amazing commentary on humanity (and specifically imperialism). If you get the book, I recommend THIS version so you can read the "failure of metaphysics" article it comes with, brings an entirely new perspective to the book and makes it actually enjoyable in hindsight.