[QUOTE=AntiHero3314]It was a couple weeks ago, but there were a number of us there. For some reason the room we were chilling in had six couches, and everyone was seated rather comfortably. Bobo was sitting in a beanbag chair by the fireplace for some reason, though, and kept going "BwaaaaR!" everytime someone made a dumbass remark in the conversation.[/QUOTE] :lol: :lol: :lol: Oh my God, Jim, you've gotta cut it out. I'm gonna suffocate. That's so funny.

Was I in it AH? If so, was I a dirty emofag Mexican?

No I used to have put it got stolen with all my other a long time ago

and I liked it too.

edit:to RCA

[QUOTE=Cain]True enough.

Awesome that you got those books, I hope you enjoy them as much as I have. Inferno in particular, as I said, has some of the richest imagery of any poem of its type I've read. It does remind me very much of "Gilgamesh," though.[/QUOTE]

I'm sure I'll like them, as I loved the excerpts I read on that quiz site.

I'm going to try sleeping again. Night all. :wave:

[QUOTE=RippingCorpseAttack]I'm sure I'll like them, as I loved the excerpts I read on that quiz site.

I'm going to try sleeping again. Night all. :wave:[/QUOTE]

Night, dude.

[QUOTE=zeppelinfan2k3]Was I in it AH? If so, was I a dirty emofag Mexican?[/QUOTE]

You were in it, but you didn't talk very much for some reason. You were sitting next to the Yogi and the dog in my avatar.

Good night, RCA. Sleep well.

[QUOTE=zeppelinfan2k3]Was I in it AH? If so, was I a dirty emofag Mexican?[/QUOTE] Even though I know what you look like, any dream I would have with you in it would appear like Boba Fett.

AH the next time i tripp im going to think about that dog and maybe he'll talk to me

[QUOTE=AntiHero3314]You were in it, but you didn't talk very much for some reason. [/QUOTE]

It's because he was a dirty emofag Mexican. :p

[QUOTE=\m/Pete\m/]AH the next time i tripp im going to think about that dog and maybe he'll talk to me[/QUOTE]

The dog is very wise, you'll be surprised. He'll have a good time with you, I'm sure.

[QUOTE=AntiHero3314]You were in it, but you didn't talk very much for some reason. You were sitting next to the Yogi and the dog in my avatar.

Good night, RCA. Sleep well.[/QUOTE]
oic...well maybe you were viewing my real life personality, where I don't talk to anyone. In fact, I was thinking over dinner how odd it was to not have had a real conversation with someone physically present in at least the time since I've been back.

I told you the dog sucks though... ;) Just kidding, sounds like good company as long as I wasn't allergic to it in the dream :lol:

[QUOTE=Cain]Even though I know what you look like, any dream I would have with you in it would appear like Boba Fett.[/QUOTE]
Awesome, Fett is the uber-badass compared to me :D

[QUOTE=AntiHero3314]The dog is very wise, you'll be surprised. He'll have a good time with you, I'm sure.[/QUOTE]

Was I in it?

/is late asking.

[QUOTE=zeppelinfan2k3]Was I in it AH? If so, was I a dirty emofag Mexican?[/QUOTE]

emofag haha.

Esteem ++

[QUOTE=Cain]
It does remind me very much of "Gilgamesh," though.[/QUOTE]

That's something else I need to read :-/ All I know is the bit about Enkidu, and that's a minor minor bit in the epic, I understand.

[QUOTE=Dr. Jake Destructo]emofag haha.

Esteem ++[/QUOTE]

Ever read those Dilbert comics where his ego grows until it develops its own will and personality, becoming pure egoforce?

That's what mine is like now after reading that.

;) :p

[QUOTE=Bartender]That's something else I need to read :-/ All I know is the bit about Enkidu, and that's a minor minor bit in the epic, I understand.[/QUOTE]
It wasn't that great imo. Not as bad as some stuff I read this semester, but not wholly engaging to me.

[QUOTE=Bartender]That's something else I need to read :-/ All I know is the bit about Enkidu, and that's a minor minor bit in the epic, I understand.[/QUOTE]

Well, Gilgamesh's relationship with Enkidu makes the backbone of the story.

Have you ever read Grendel? Now that book is sheer brilliance. So much so that I've been frightened of reading it again, because I don't want the brilliance to be diluted. Read Beowulf, and then Grendel, if you haven't already.

[QUOTE=Cain]Was I in it?

/is late asking.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, you were there. You wore sunglasses for some odd reason.

Jake told a joke... it was really, really lame.

He said, "What do you get when you turn an elephant into a cat?"

We were all like, "I dunno, what?"

And he replied, "A cat! Har har har!"

That's when Bobo went "BwwwwwaR!" one time and Bartender drilled him in the face with a pillow.

[QUOTE=zeppelinfan2k3]It wasn't that great imo. Not as bad as some stuff I read this semester, but not wholly engaging to me.[/QUOTE]

Agreed. I would rather learn about cool guys like Tiamat and Marduk.

/mythology fanboy

[QUOTE=Cain]Well, Gilgamesh's relationship with Enkidu makes the backbone of the story.

Have you ever read Grendel? Now that book is sheer brilliance. So much so that I've been frightened of reading it again, because I don't want the brilliance to be diluted. Read Beowulf, and then Grendel, if you haven't already.[/QUOTE]

Beowulf and the Grendel were amongst the earliest stuff we seem to be told about here in England, along with stuff like the Lampton Wyrm. I'm not sure why this is.

[QUOTE=AntiHero3314]Yeah, you were there. You wore sunglasses for some odd reason.[/QUOTE]

That's because Cain=teh coolness. :cool:

[QUOTE]Jake told a joke... it was really, really lame.

He said, "What do you get when you turn an elephant into a cat?"

We were all like, "I dunno, what?"

And he replied, "A cat! Har har har!"

That's when Bobo went "BwwwwwaR!" and Bartender drilled him in the face with a pillow.[/QUOTE]

Bartender doesn't sound like he would be a man of such action...if anything, he should be wearing the sunglasses, because he's so shady.

This is a hysterical dream, Jim. Any other cool things about it to relate?

[QUOTE=Bartender]Beowulf and the Grendel were amongst the earliest stuff we seem to be told about here in England, along with stuff like the Lampton Wyrm. I'm not sure why this is.[/QUOTE]

Beowulf makes little sense to me, as it's Norse, but maybe it's because both of your countries seem to be fond of moors.

The Lampton Wurm should be self-explanatory though, as to why you learn about it in England.

Anyway, read the book "Grendel." It's a remaking of Beowulf by John Gardner, and it's sheer brilliance.

I can't explain it, it was just so dam[size=2]n weird.[/size] None of it made sense.

[QUOTE=AntiHero3314]I can't explain it, it was just so dam[size=2]n weird.[/size] None of it made sense.[/QUOTE]

Well, it was pretty funny. Good work. :thumb:

[QUOTE=\m/Pete\m/]I liked Priest better when Ripper was with them[/QUOTE]

YOU DIE NOW!

[QUOTE=HeavyRiva]YOU DIE NOW![/QUOTE]

Good thing I changed my name, otherwise this would be confusing. :p

What's up, Jason?

I'm not a big fan of priest... :p

[QUOTE=AntiHero3314]Yeah, you were there. You wore sunglasses for some odd reason.

Jake told a joke... it was really, really lame.

He said, "What do you get when you turn an elephant into a cat?"

We were all like, "I dunno, what?"

And he replied, "A cat! Har har har!"

That's when Bobo went "BwwwwwaR!" one time and Bartender drilled him in the face with a pillow.[/QUOTE]

Drilled me or Bobo? Did he report any bad posts?

hey I dont know if you guys know this or not or if you even care, but Betallica will be back online...thanks to Lars Ulrich