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Re: The Celebration of My Victory was AWESOME! - copulatingduck - 07-09-2008
(07-09-2008, 10:59 AM)ainmosni link Wrote: [quote author=CaffeinePowered link=topic=777.msg20105#msg20105 date=1215618937]
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[quote author=CopulatingDuck link=topic=777.msg20074#msg20074 date=1215614238]
[quote author=IdiotWithGuns link=topic=777.msg20057#msg20057 date=1215608390]
F that, i rather deal with the pipes at my aunts house again.
lolz. Same here man. Same here.
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Choosing fucking around with pipes over a great party weekend? WHATS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE?!?!?!?!
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I think they mean fucking with the government
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You don't fuck the government, the government fucks you!
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NO U!!!Â
Re: The Celebration of My Victory was AWESOME! - Budr - 07-09-2008
(07-09-2008, 10:54 AM)CopulatingDuck link Wrote: Sorry, guess I grew up too fast. :-\
I was ready to have a reasonable discussion until I read that. That argument is tantamount to saying "I'm a pretentious wanker and am clearly superior to you"
Re: The Celebration of My Victory was AWESOME! - Luinbariel - 07-09-2008
Well congrats all over again Ain, as long as you had fun, which it seems you did, that's all that matters!
Re: The Celebration of My Victory was AWESOME! - copulatingduck - 07-09-2008
(07-09-2008, 11:12 AM)Budr link Wrote: [quote author=CopulatingDuck link=topic=777.msg20104#msg20104 date=1215618876]
Sorry, guess I grew up too fast. :-\
I was ready to have a reasonable discussion until I read that. That argument is tantamount to saying "I'm a pretentious wanker and am clearly superior to you"
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What was there to even argue? I was just trying to explain why I don't like to dance. If you got trolled into an argument because I described dancing as some "primal need" that's your monkey-headed fault. Wanker.Â
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(07-09-2008, 11:59 AM)ScottyGrayskull link Wrote: Speaking for myself, I'm pretty self conscious about dancing. Having a few drinks really helps with that. Not always necessary if I'm in the right mood and with the right people, but never hurts.
And when I dance I pretty much ignore everything around me and just focus on the rhythm and beat of the music. Probably look like I'm spaced right out or something.
Re: The Celebration of My Victory was AWESOME! - ScottyGrayskull - 07-09-2008
That picture is the new wallpaper for my work computer ain.
(07-09-2008, 10:32 AM)Budr link Wrote: [quote author=CopulatingDuck link=topic=777.msg20081#msg20081 date=1215616085]
And I refuse to dance if I'm not wasted.
I never understand when people say this. Do you just not enjoy the music you listen to and have to be intoxicated to bring yourself to dance to it? I can brock wild all night sober as a judge.
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Speaking for myself, I'm pretty self conscious about dancing. Having a few drinks really helps with that. Not always necessary if I'm in the right mood and with the right people, but never hurts.
And when I dance I pretty much ignore everything around me and just focus on the rhythm and beat of the music. Probably look like I'm spaced right out or something.
Re: The Celebration of My Victory was AWESOME! - Luinbariel - 07-09-2008
(07-09-2008, 11:59 AM)ScottyGrayskull link Wrote: That picture is the new wallpaper for my work computer ain.
[quote author=Budr link=topic=777.msg20089#msg20089 date=1215617534]
[quote author=CopulatingDuck link=topic=777.msg20081#msg20081 date=1215616085]
And I refuse to dance if I'm not wasted.
I never understand when people say this. Do you just not enjoy the music you listen to and have to be intoxicated to bring yourself to dance to it? I can brock wild all night sober as a judge.
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Speaking for myself, I'm pretty self conscious about dancing. Having a few drinks really helps with that. Not always necessary if I'm in the right mood and with the right people, but never hurts.
And when I dance I pretty much ignore everything around me and just focus on the rhythm and beat of the music. Probably look like I'm spaced right out or something.
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I do not dance. I am extremely self conscious and I don't like to make an ass out of myself in front of others, that's how I see it. Every time I try to do something akin to dancing I get the huge overwhelming feeling that I'm being retarded and should stop, and that is something I can ONLY get over in the shower.
As for parties, I don't mind but I'm usually the one sitting around watching everyone else being stupid. I can drink quite a bit before being drunk but somehow, after about three or four, I usually just don't want anymore and I stop. I might open another with the intent of drinking it but it loses its interest for me somehow. I am much happier at a party where there is something to do, like a hot tub or some outdoor games or something. More casual and with fewer people, like bonfire size or something.
Re: The Celebration of My Victory was AWESOME! - copulatingduck - 07-09-2008
(07-09-2008, 12:05 PM)Luinbariel link Wrote: More casual and with fewer people, like bonfire size or something.
Small parties are the best parties ;D
<3
Re: The Celebration of My Victory was AWESOME! - Budr - 07-09-2008
(07-09-2008, 11:59 AM)ScottyGrayskull link Wrote: And when I dance I pretty much ignore everything around me and just focus on the rhythm and beat of the music. Probably look like I'm spaced right out or something.
That's the whole point: it is primal, as Duck said. You find yourself transfixed, the hours pass, the world around you drops away. Replaced by worlds being created and destroyed by your imagination. A way to focus the mind. Where is the need for self-consciousness in that?
My quarrel wasn't with the points you were trying to make, Duck, but rather how you were making them. Saying you have outgrown something, denotes seniority and indirectly superiority and makes you sound like an insolent prick.
Re: The Celebration of My Victory was AWESOME! - ScottyGrayskull - 07-09-2008
(07-09-2008, 12:05 PM)Luinbariel link Wrote: I do not dance. I am extremely self conscious and I don't like to make an ass out of myself in front of others, that's how I see it. Every time I try to do something akin to dancing I get the huge overwhelming feeling that I'm being retarded and should stop, and that is something I can ONLY get over in the shower.
If you pay attention, you'll notice that just about everyone else around you is just as bad a dancer as you are.
Re: The Celebration of My Victory was AWESOME! - Luinbariel - 07-09-2008
(07-09-2008, 12:53 PM)ScottyGrayskull link Wrote: [quote author=Luinbariel link=topic=777.msg20127#msg20127 date=1215623147]
I do not dance. I am extremely self conscious and I don't like to make an ass out of myself in front of others, that's how I see it. Every time I try to do something akin to dancing I get the huge overwhelming feeling that I'm being retarded and should stop, and that is something I can ONLY get over in the shower.
If you pay attention, you'll notice that just about everyone else around you is just as bad a dancer as you are.
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Doesn't seem to stop the feeling that comes along with it for me.
Re: The Celebration of My Victory was AWESOME! - ScottyGrayskull - 07-09-2008
(07-09-2008, 12:28 PM)Budr link Wrote: [quote author=ScottyGrayskull link=topic=777.msg20125#msg20125 date=1215622774]
And when I dance I pretty much ignore everything around me and just focus on the rhythm and beat of the music. Probably look like I'm spaced right out or something.
That's the whole point: it is primal, as Duck said. You find yourself transfixed, the hours pass, the world around you drops away. Replaced by worlds being created and destroyed by your imagination. A way to focus the mind. Where is the need for self-consciousness in that?
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Yeah, it's like that once I get going. It's that getting going where I'm self conscious. It's like at a public party when they start serving food... there's always a hesitation from everyone who doesn't want to be the first one to go up, but once it starts then things move smoothly.
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If that makes any sense... :-\
Re: The Celebration of My Victory was AWESOME! - ainmosni - 07-09-2008
(07-09-2008, 11:42 AM)CopulatingDuck link Wrote: [quote author=Budr link=topic=777.msg20108#msg20108 date=1215619975]
[quote author=CopulatingDuck link=topic=777.msg20104#msg20104 date=1215618876]
Sorry, guess I grew up too fast. :-\
I was ready to have a reasonable discussion until I read that. That argument is tantamount to saying "I'm a pretentious wanker and am clearly superior to you"
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What was there to even argue? I was just trying to explain why I don't like to dance. If you got trolled into an argument because I described dancing as some "primal need" that's your monkey-headed fault. Wanker.Â
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(07-09-2008, 11:59 AM)ScottyGrayskull link Wrote: Speaking for myself, I'm pretty self conscious about dancing. Having a few drinks really helps with that. Not always necessary if I'm in the right mood and with the right people, but never hurts.[/quote]
And when I dance I pretty much ignore everything around me and just focus on the rhythm and beat of the music. Probably look like I'm spaced right out or something.
There are not many feelings better than letting your body go to music you really love... Yes it's primal but many of the best things in life (sex, good food, friendship) are... If these are things that one "grows out of" then I'd rather stay primitive and enjoy these things...
What I think is that without alcohol you feel really self-conscious, which is very normal... many people have that and it's nothing to be ashamed of. You said yourself that you do dance when you drink and as alcohol lets one lose ones inhibitions I would say you're less "too grown up" for dancing and more self-conscious about it.
But I agree with Budr that saying you're too "grown up" to dance was very inflammatory when a simple "I don't like dancing" would have sufficed.
Re: The Celebration of My Victory was AWESOME! - cbre88x - 07-09-2008
(07-09-2008, 12:08 PM)CopulatingDuck link Wrote: Small parties are the best parties
I don't have the body type to dance decently. I let out my primal urges in drumming.
Re: The Celebration of My Victory was AWESOME! - Neonie - 07-09-2008
(07-09-2008, 01:08 PM)ainmosni link Wrote: (sexNever had it, don't need it., good foodI'm a picky eater, friendship Love this <3)
Re: The Celebration of My Victory was AWESOME! - ainmosni - 07-09-2008
(07-09-2008, 12:08 PM)CopulatingDuck link Wrote: [quote author=Luinbariel link=topic=777.msg20127#msg20127 date=1215623147]
More casual and with fewer people, like bonfire size or something.
Small parties are the best parties ;D
<3
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Oh I agree here, I like illegal raves the most, just 100 - 200 people, no rules, an open atmosphere and a unique location... Those make me happy.
Re: The Celebration of My Victory was AWESOME! - Versus - 07-09-2008
Luin, I feel the same. Plus I don't like dancing anyway.
LAWL DANCING IZ 4 KIDS
Re: The Celebration of My Victory was AWESOME! - Eschatos - 07-09-2008
I'm way too self-conscious to dance 99% of the time. Usually my friends have to threaten me for anything to happen.
Re: The Celebration of My Victory was AWESOME! - Versus - 07-09-2008
My friends do threaten me and I don't do anything.
Re: The Celebration of My Victory was AWESOME! - CaffeinePowered - 07-09-2008
Theres a simple fact that explains all of this, white people can't dance, its the law or something
Re: The Celebration of My Victory was AWESOME! - Versus - 07-09-2008
(07-09-2008, 06:23 PM)CaffeinePowered link Wrote: Theres a simple fact that explains all of this, white people can't dance, its the law or something
That's another reason why I don't.